Iran-Israeli Conflict Thread

[Helmsman]

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Apparently, we are going to bomb the hell out of Iran. What a mess..

Trump bluster to brings both sides to the table. Or projection from insiders who want to go to war. Wouldn’t believe the MSM till bombs fall.

 

[Blade Runner]

Remember with whom we're dealing here. To follow the action, you need merely ignore the theater and follow the money. ;-)

Yes.

 

[Dusty]

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Iran is threatening, something . Nukes? Some other weapon?

Prolly gonna raise a new flag.

 

[scorpion]

Iran's promise of a surprise that would shock the world has so far proven similarly underwhelming to the last time such a boast was pronounced.

Spoiler

 

[eradicator]

Props to Sid for staying in character

 

[Wutang]

Iran's promise of a surprise that would shock the world has so far proven similarly underwhelming to the last time such a boast was pronounced.

Spoiler

Iran continues to issue threats

Spoiler

 

[It_Is_My_Time]

Iran hit a lot of military locations today, one they claim was close to a hospital, while Israel is spinning this as direct intended attack on the hospital.



Iran also hit the stock market.

 

[expectation]

Regular Persians and their opportunistic diaspora. Same playbook.

 

[Cooper]

 

[RedLagoon]

And why should she? Why should anyone run away from their homes?

Iran is not the aggressor here homeboys.

 

[Cooper]

 

[TruckDriver9]

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Iran is threatening, something . Nukes? Some other weapon?

They're gonna release a meme coin.

 

[TruckDriver9]

Israel attacked a nuclear site in Arak.

The IDF intends to target Iran's Arak heavy water reactor, after issuing a warning for residents of the nearby cities of Arak and Khondab in central Iran to evacuate for their safety. IDF Persian-language spokesman Master Sgt. (res.) Kamal Penhasi says remaining in the area marked in red, which covers the nuclear site, poses a danger.

The IDF releases footage showing its strike this morning on Iran's Arak heavy water reactor. The reactor was only partially built, and Iran had informed the IAEA that it planned to begin operating the facility next year. The military says “the strike targeted the component intended for plutonium production, in order to prevent the reactor from being restored and used for nuclear weapons development.”

 

[Cooper]

We could use an Iran war forum lounge...

 

[TruckDriver9]

Earlier tonight, 2 missiles landing in Tel Aviv, captured from an Indian boat in the sea, I supposed the Iron Dome must have stopped a gazillion other missiles in order for these to have gotten through...

That's Haifa, not Tel Aviv - different shoreline.

 

[Cooper]

Downtown Tel Aviv - multiple landings.

 

[TruckDriver9]

 

[Cooper]

 

[Thomas More]

Are they expecting a ground attack from Hezbollah? I don't see any way that Iran could put troops on the ground anywhere in Israel. Up to now I've thought this war must be exclusively airplanes and missile, but this makes it sound as if they expect a ground attack.

 

[Cooper]

Are they expecting a ground attack from Hezbollah? I don't see any way that Iran could put troops on the ground anywhere in Israel. Up to now I've thought this war must be exclusively airplanes and missile, but this makes it sound as if they expect a ground attack.

No, he's just saying that Iranian missiles have been getting through Haifa, which has a lot of Israeli military and civilian infrastructure and is therefore a prime Iranian missile target.

Older Iranian missiles also getting through Tel Aviv:


Intel center in southern Israel also hit: