Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 8:11am On Apr 14 |
Lawag3: I wanted to add devine but I thought it will make it seem more religious.
So yeah I meant devine reason. Can you explain what it means? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 8:10am On Apr 14 |
basilico: If the Ayatollahs had a bomb they would use it. They are different from say North Korea Kim Jong Un who wants to live longer and neds the bomb to starve off any attempt to remove him from power The Ayatollahs would love nothing more than be the ones who exploded a nuke on American or Israel soil,knowing that if they die in the process,Allah will reward them with 72 houris ( perpetual virgins)
Big difference,they are suicidal maniacs .A good chunk of the Islamic world would screech allahu Akbar for years to come. They will celebrate any loss of American or Israel life whether 10 times more Muslims die in the process. You have seen many here hoping Dimona plant is hit ,and the nuclear fallout wipes Israel of which around 20 % are muslims. Why shouldn't I as an Iranian want all these bad things to happen to the US? Can you in your abundant intellectual capacity tell me how the conflict between thembegan? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 8:01am On Apr 14 |
BBC:
French cement giant guilty of financing militant groups including Islamic State |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 10:39pm On Apr 13 |
Lawag3: Lets face it apart from the little fall here and there from Iranian missiles what is the current consequence of this war Israel has had to face?
Let's list each Iran's and Israel's current losses side by side.
Iran's leadership is in tatters to be fair their holding not too bad but let Israel keep assassinating them in the current rate who will be left?
In this current war Hezbollah is more of a threat than Iran and Israel currently occupies 10% of Lebanon.
So yeah let this war continue at it's current rate Iran will be severely weakened.
That I believe is the reason for this war. No, the reason for this war is to install a puppet regime, completely destroy Iranian missile program, seize Iran's enriched uranium and completely disable Iran's ability to enrich uranium. That said, you're right. Israel is fighting alongside a superpower that is willing to sacrifice itself and its Arab allies for them. But with the way things are going in the US, they'll not have that privilege for much longer. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 9:02pm On Apr 13 |
SonOfWords: The wide aneemal for that oval office feel say na only him brain dey touch. I blame China for this. Iran held out very well but they could have used some more overt Chinese support. This is not the time to be appeasing the gulf states. Their stance needs to be clearer and firmer. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:49pm On Apr 13 |
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See new posts Conversation Amerikanets 📉 reposted The Hormuz Letter @HormuzLetter BREAKING: In a direct message to the Trump administration and the US Navy, China's Defense Minister Admiral Dong Jun says Chinese ships will continue transiting the Strait of Hormuz through agreements with Iran, and warns the US not to "meddle in our affairs."
Also from Dong's statement:
1. Says Chinese ships are currently "moving in and out of the waters of the Strait of Hormuz"
2. Confirms China has existing "trade and energy agreements with Iran" that China will "respect and honor"
3. Explicitly states: "Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz and it is open for us," recognizing Iranian sovereignty over transit |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:31pm On Apr 11 |
Kingsnairaland: Above space is pure sea of glass water
The whole universe is water God separated the one on earth from the one above
No one can leave this earth because it pure water you will jam above space
Even the first heaven you see above are drop let of water particles Interesting. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 6:59pm On Apr 11 |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=139066342] funny thing about this is that the missile that destroyed the bridge probably costs several times more than what it is taking Iran to repair it. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 11:39am On Apr 11 |
LordAdam16: religion (sectarianism) plays a role but at the heart of it, it is all about power struggles iran wants to be the top dog in the region the sunni gulf monarchies want to be the top dog in the region
hence the conflict the religious undertones is secondary
to put this in perspective the sunni gulf monarchies were anti gadaffi and anti-saddam, both of whom are sunnis they've essentially degraded all their rivals in the region gadaffi, mubarak, saddam, assad iran is the last piece to fall
furthermore, if the islamic government had fallen and pahlavi or someone else became the leader he'd be shiite but the gulf will treat him like they do the terrorist in syria
that is the crux of it but when you descend to the individual level, most sunni muslims who do not support iran do so on the basis of sectarianism
on the numbers and geographic distribution thing if there was an economic angle to it the shiites would enter alliances with other minorities, including northern christians and sufist sunnis
shiites in lebanon and iraq ally with christians
-Lord Well-said. One thing I have observed here in Nigeria is that the most prominent Sunni scholars are hesitant to talk about the war. I'm not sure why that is the case but I suspect it may be because the financial aid that comes from Saudi Arabia goes directly to the senior scholars. Those that draw the courage to criticize Iran always end up getting dragged by regular Arewa muslims who are overwhelmingly pro-Iran. That said, the vast majority of Sunnis, especially the sufis within and outside Nigeria support Iran |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:56am On Apr 11 |
JUST IN:
US intelligence indicates China is preparing to deliver air defense systems including MANPADS, to Iran in the coming weeks – CNN |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 5:56pm On Apr 10 |
RT
Gulf states asked 'Ukrainian air defense "specialists" to LEAVE', as ALL 5 objects that they defended got DESTROYED — L'AntiDiplomatico
It's reported that Ukrainian anti-aircraft missiles even struck 2 skyscrapers in UAE |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 3:41pm On Apr 10 |
Alamkiir: If that incident that happened to shiites had happened to Sunni, this country will not rest again. I was in Zaria when that incident happened. I can understand the army firing at them to clear the road after repeatedly begging them to move away. But the soldiers later followed them to their houses and massacred them in hundreds. Even children and women staying inside their homes were not spared. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 10:59pm On Apr 09 |
LordAdam16: the way india has been snubbed in everything about post-war negotiations of a conflict in their backyard that directly affects their economy is mind-blowing
modi has turned into a mannequin squandered decades of goodwill on an international war criminal
how and why e agreed to that tel aviv trip has to be studied the biggest self-own of this decade there was zero reason for it all downside, zero upside
-Lord His people have been boiling on twitter. The thing no sweet them at all |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:44pm On Apr 09 |
WriteerNg: ⚡Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy reveals that Iranian attacks did more damage than previously reported, knocking out roughly 600,000 BPD of oil production.
Major refining facilities hit include SATORP in Jubail, Ras Tanura refinery, SAMREF in Yanbu, and the Riyadh refinery. Shey they were claiming 99.9999999999 interception rate |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:43pm On Apr 09 |
BREAKING: HUGE U.S TROOP BUILD UP IN THE MIDDLE EAST
50,000 troops across the Middle East. Thousands of Marines are being rapidly transferred from San Diego straight into the region.
Source: Reuters
This ceasefire is just an opportunity for them to prepare for a ground invasion undisturbed. I see no reason why Iran shouldn't break it first |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 4:25pm On Apr 09 |
Iran rejects US and Israeli demands to restrict its uranium enrichment program. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 3:25pm On Apr 09 |
The Lebanese president:
“We do not accept that anyone negotiates on behalf of the Lebanese state.”
I'm out of words. Lebanon is in serious need of regime change |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 1:35pm On Apr 08 |
WriteerNg:
Speaking like someone who just joined the thread today. You've been on this thread for 4 years now and have learnt absolutely nothing
Did Russia lose 30 aircrafts in 35 days?
Mention one thing the US has gained in its full scale war with Iran? Just one. Stop wasting your time on him. Have you forgotten he's the one that said Iran wouldn't survive 3 days against USA? There's no way he can accept the obvious |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:47am On Apr 08 |
Watcharena: I have blocked so many people of this thread how can I unblock them ,I want to hear from from them , which objective has US met in this war. You'll have to get an alternate account or log out of your account |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 7:45am On Apr 08 |
Scorpio99: Prior to yesterday announcement, Iran makes a total of 58 billion dollars annually on its crude exports. The toll system will be fetching it about 80 billion dollars annually. That is above what it even made in its crude export. If you ever think US will agree to that nonsense, you get a higher rank in the rank of clowns here. Under no circumstance will US agree to that nonsense. They can continue collecting it for the next two weeks though. USA didn't agree to it as at yesterday. What did they do about it? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 8:04pm On Apr 07 |
[b] Sputnik:
'Not a one-strike operation': Why Iran's power grid would likely survive US air blitzkrieg
Trump's threat to bomb Iran "like never before" would likely fail not just because of Iran's military defenses, but due to the resilience of its power grid, according to a former Pakistani Air Force colonel
"Targeting a nation's power grid is not a one-strike operation," Sultan M. Hali told Sputnik
Key points:
🔸 Iran's electrical infrastructure is dispersed, hardened, and, in many cases, has redundant connections.
🔸 Even under optimistic assumptions, it would take hundreds of sorties over several days to take the grid offline
🔸 Iran has already demonstrated the ability to repair damage quickly
🔸 A nationwide blackout would be temporary at best, and the effort would consume enormous resources while exposing US aircraft to sustained air defense fire
🔸 Iran's doctrine emphasizes resilience and asymmetric warfare — missiles, drones, and irregular tactics that do not depend on a centralized grid
"Militarily, Iran would continue resisting; politically, the strikes could backfire by uniting the population against Washington," the expert believes [/b] |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 9:30pm On Apr 06 |
U.S. General Caine on the rescue mission: "Every Iranian who had a small gun was shooting at us." |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 9:10pm On Apr 06 |
Iran airs footage of 'TRAITORS' who sent coordinates for Israeli BOMBINGS — IRIB
Including to Netanyahu's Instagram
Punishment ranges from 'property confiscation to EXECUTION'
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 8:18pm On Apr 06 |
basilico: Lord Adam was right.. Many years ago I read a paper about the rivalry between the Shia and Sunni factions of Islam. The two are sworn enemies right from 632AD with Muhammad's demise. The Shia believed the successor should've been from Muhammad lineage, his son Ali ( I may be wrong) while the Sunni believed a council of elders should have selected the caliph, which they did with Abu Bakr. Rivalry led to Battle of Karbala in 680AD where Hussein bin Ali , Muhammad grandson was killed . The Shia have the Ashura festival where they cut themselves up to remember how Hussein Ali died. The differences exist until today. The Arabs have a revenge code called Qisas. An eye for an eye, but theirs is permanent, if you don't seek revenge, your great great great grandchildren will take revenge one day. If the Shia don't vanquish the Sunni one of their own generation will one day. The vice versa applies too. In Iran the black turban won by the Shia is a visual indicator of the bearer being a descedant from Muhammad lineage. So the Shia Sunni divide continues todate with Ayatollahs seeking to be the leading sect while the Sunni are dominant and are 85% of the Muslim population . The only sure unity where the two will unite is when the Muslims are facing an attack from the kuffar (infidel ). If the attacker is Jewish they will instantly unite against the Yehudi (Jew). Iran calculation in this war is that since IDF is attacking them ,all Muslims will forget that Sunni Shia division and unite. Add the Big Satan (America) and the unity becomes almost a foregone conclusion. Idiots..Times have changed. The Arab countries are diversifying their economies, relying on FDI from the infidels to prop up their economies.Ameeica is self sufficient in oil , being a net energy exporter today. Many countries also have oil ,the largest reserves in Venezuela are effectively under America control. Image of Ashura festival. Shia Muslims flagellating themselves in remembrance of Hussein Ali. The religious symbolism runs really deep. If you understand this history, it's easy to solve the problem. At this time I believe there are elements in the US Israel cadres who know exactly what needs to be done Coddle the Sunnis. Hope this educates foolishboy419 Iran attacked multiple Sunni countries on the same day Israel attacked. That fact alone does justice to this epistle of yours |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 2:18pm On Apr 06 |
Iran strikes US warship LHA7, forcing it to retreat
"The helicopter carrier and amphibious ship LHA7 of the US Army, with over 5,000 sailors and marines on board, came under Iranian attack, after which it was forced to retreat deep into the southern Indian Ocean," Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said in a statement published by Iran's state broadcaster |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 1:08pm On Apr 05 |
LordAdam16: here's the interesting part
a few days back, us media was mouthing off about their military plans for ground invasions one was to establish a makeshift base where they would pave a runway and airlift excavators in a bid to extract iranian enriched uranium
guess where they planned to establish this base?
same isfahan where they just lost four aircrafts
they had already telegraphed this move last week
there is some legitimacy to the musings by some commentators that the events of this weekend have all been part of masked attempts at ground incursions or at the very least, they are testing elements of or how to proceed with a ground invasion
-Lord I read omething like that too but I dismissed it, thinking no amount of guts can make them try that suicide mission. Now it seems likely especially with the sacking of so many generals. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 11:59am On Apr 05 |
seunny4lif: Iran: We shot down F-15 jets. US: They went down in friendly fire.
Iran: We attacked the USS Gerald Ford. US: Fire started in a laundry room.
Iran: We shot down F-15Es. US: CENTCOM denies it.
Iran: We shot down rescue planes. US: We destroyed them ourselves
Wait oooh, why can’t the USA military just accept that Iran military hit them, at least The Russia military admitted many times but never USA or Ukraine. They even denied the latest F-15 shoot down until they found out the pilots were in Iran |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 11:32am On Apr 05 |
LordAdam16: they said helicopter was stuck in the mud
helicopter and mud for desert
mk these people fear oluwa today na easter sunday!
🤣😂😀
-Lord The only thing there is to find out now is whether US soldiers were smoked off the air or they took a hit, landed, and then destroyed the aircrafts as they left Iran. There was no mud there and there is no logic behind landing two C-130s in the desert unless they took damage and had no other choice. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 10:58am On Apr 05 |
WriterrNg: .
I believe the aircrafts were hit by maybe manpads and were damaged and unable to continue with the mission.
Not even a fuuuullll will believe sand made 2 aircrafts unable to fly and also made 2 helicopters unable to fly. This is the most likely scenario. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by FoolishBoy419: 8:49am On Apr 05 |
WriterrNg: Dem dey celebrate Russia equipment losses, e reach their turn dem wan gaslight us to believe say e no matter.
Who be mumu?
As US don lose more military equipments in 34 days than Russia wey dey fight for 4 years, e good for una eye?
Make una better start dey panic because if this war last another 6 months, US go dey beg Ukraine to borrow them equipment.
Iran dey burn through US weapons too fast. Not sustainable. 6 months is a massive, massive stretch |