Qasem Soleimani to Trump: “We are near you, where you can't even imagine. Come. We are ready

[raptor22]

A single Ohio class submarine is enough to eliminate Iran with its strategic arsenal.

Do some math before you jump to silly conclusions.

Iranian generals could not defeat Saddam Hussein in 8 years. US is a much bigger and stronger beast in comparison.


No, Pakistan will stay away from this war.

Did israel with all its military might/air force/daily England American weapon supply and political support defeat Hezbollah in 2006? while all military experts were talking of "birth pangs of a New Middle East" a Biblical scriptural terminology:

After 33 days they rushed to UNSC for cease fire without being able to occupy one village.

What happened to that military might?

Iran-Iraq war happened when our commanders were 19 years old without any training and experience of war , yesterday they were in Shah jails today they'd become commanders :

And despite that we destroyed Iraqi navy in one week and Iraqi air force 3 times during war ,.. funny thing is Iraq started with 400 fighter jets and 12 divisions (all destroyed) and ended with 700 modern new fighter jets and 56 divisions + CW + nuclear weapon and reactor on the way + scud missiles + Arab money and solders + American satellite footage and intelligence French and Soviet ADs .. even at the end American entered the war in Persian gulf ... while we'd just had a revolution, purges in army, several military coup ,sessions and separatism, terrorist attacks, political turmoil due to assassination of our president, prime minister and 72 MPs by terrorists supported by Saddam .. to see the scale of terrorist attacks:

MKO terrorists reporting to Iraqi intelligence of 211 bombings across Iran in one day:

Just 76 in Tehran:



and Iran never put all its resources into the war while entire Iraq was brought into the war.

Exemplifying Saddam Hussein isn't logical over here..

 

[Rukarl]

Did israel with all its military might/air force/daily England American weapon supply and political support defeat Hezbollah in 2006? while all military experts were talking of "birth pangs of a New Middle East" a Biblical scriptural terminology:
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After 33 days they rushed to UNSC for cease fire without being able to occupy one village.

What happened to that military might?

Iran-Iraq war happened when our commanders were 19 years old without any training and experience of war , yesterday they were in Shah jails today they'd become commanders :

View attachment 488888

And despite that we destroyed Iraqi navy in one week and Iraqi air force 3 times during war ,.. funny thing is Iraq started with 400 fighter jets and 12 divisions (all destroyed) and ended with 700 modern new fighter jets and 56 divisions + CW + nuclear weapon and reactor on the way + scud missiles + Arab money and solders + American satellite footage and intelligence French and Soviet ADs .. even at the end American entered the war in Persian gulf ... while we'd just had a revolution, purges in army, several military coup ,sessions and separatism, terrorist attacks, political turmoil due to assassination of our president, prime minister and 72 MPs by terrorists supported by Saddam .. to see the scale of terrorist attacks:

MKO terrorists reporting to Iraqi intelligence of 211 bombings across Iran in one day:
View attachment 488890
Just 76 in Tehran:
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and Iran never put all its resources into the war while entire Iraq was brought into the war.

Exemplifying Saddam Hussein isn't logical over here..

Typical mullah information. All of your post, not one truth in it. But that is because you grew up in the Islamic Republic. You are brainwashed.

Iraq did not start the war. It were your mullahs that started fueling hatred and violence inside Iraq. Your beloved mullah regime tried to assasinate Tariq Aziz

''In 1979, Aziz became Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, and worked as a diplomat to explain Iraq's policies to the world. In April 1980 he survived an Iranian-backed assassination attempt carried out by members of the Islamic Dawa Party''

I just gave 1 example and can bring many others as evidence of agression by the bastard Khomeini. Not only did your beloved mullahs start to ruin Iran but you also spread your hatred and violence into other countries forcing them to declare war on you.

Everyone knows the truth. You can not rewrite history.

@Saif al-Arab

 

[Skull and Bones]

Iran should tone down their rhetoric and wait for a cool off. They should realize there is a lunatic in the white house, and these threats will do more harm than good.

 

[LeGenD]

Did israel with all its military might/air force/daily England American weapon supply and political support defeat Hezbollah in 2006? while all military experts were talking of "birth pangs of a New Middle East" a Biblical scriptural terminology:
View attachment 488887View attachment 488889
After 33 days they rushed to UNSC for cease fire without being able to occupy one village.

What happened to that military might?

1. US dwarf Israel in military might, resourcefulness and experience. Compare the two in the aspect of defenses:

http://israelbehindthenews.com/an-a...sile-strike-the-attack-on-ins-ahi-hanit/4892/
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/uss-...ise-missiles-in-yemeni-waters-in-2016.543523/

- contrast between day and night.

Iraqi experts also noticed the difference:

General Hamdani on several occasions commented on how much the American military had impressed him in both 1990 and 2003. Particularly interesting was his view that the U.S. Army was far superior to any he had seen in the Middle East—including the Israel Defense Forces. What particularly impressed him in 1990 was the sight of U.S. Soldiers along the Saudi-Kuwaiti border in full body armor and Kevlar helmets during the early period of Operation Desert Shield, despite the fact that the temperature was over 100 degrees and that hostilities had yet to begin. He claimed to have noted to one of his subordinates at the time that the American appearance alone underlined “a real sense of discipline.”

Source: https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109998/McNair70.pdf

2. Israel and Lebanon are neighbors; a war between these two countries would affect both. Hezbollah was in the position to affect Israeli citizens with its firepower: FYI: http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/terrorism/hezbollahrockets.html

3. Israeli military was accustomed to challenging conventional adversaries out in the open. Hezbollah was different from such adversaries and surprised Israel with its tactics.

Nevertheless, Israel have drawn valuable lessons from its war with Hezbollah in 2006: https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-winograd-commission

Iran-Iraq war happened when our commanders were 19 years old without any training and experience of war , yesterday they were in Shah jails today they'd become commanders :

View attachment 488888

And despite that we destroyed Iraqi navy in one week and Iraqi air force 3 times during war ,.. funny thing is Iraq started with 400 fighter jets and 12 divisions (all destroyed) and ended with 700 modern new fighter jets and 56 divisions + CW + nuclear weapon and reactor on the way + scud missiles + Arab money and solders + American satellite footage and intelligence French and Soviet ADs .. even at the end American entered the war in Persian gulf ... while we'd just had a revolution, purges in army, several military coup ,sessions and separatism, terrorist attacks, political turmoil due to assassination of our president, prime minister and 72 MPs by terrorists supported by Saddam .. to see the scale of terrorist attacks:

MKO terrorists reporting to Iraqi intelligence of 211 bombings across Iran in one day:
View attachment 488890
Just 76 in Tehran:
View attachment 488891


and Iran never put all its resources into the war while entire Iraq was brought into the war.

Exemplifying Saddam Hussein isn't logical over here..

Iraq wasn't a military juggernaut when it invaded Iran in 1980:

Iraq wasn't perfect in its strategy and maneuvers either:

Neither the Iraqis nor the Iranians prepared their forces for the war their political masters were spoiling for. At the beginning of the conflict, the leaders of the opposing sides had no clear understanding of the requirements for military effectiveness, or the difficulties their states would confront. Their feeling was that any sufficiently loyal politician or religious leader was capable of exercising effective military command—a belief for which their armies would pay a heavy price in lives and treasure. As the war continued, the armed forces of Iraq and Iran found themselves involved in desperate efforts to learn and adapt under pressures that threatened, at times, to overwhelm them. Tragically, it seems that in both nations, the obdurate ignorance of the political leadership would substantially retard the effort of military professionals to learn and adapt to the realities of the battlefield. Both national leaders (Saddam Hussein and Ayatollah Khomeini) significantly underestimated their opponent for similar reasons: both had little understanding of the limitations of their military institutions and even less understanding of their opponent.

Source: https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109998/McNair70.pdf

References:

https://www.history.com/topics/iran-iraq-war
http://www.iranchamber.com/history/iran_iraq_war/iran_iraq_war2.php
https://www.marines.mil/Portals/59/Publications/FMFRP 3-203 Lessons Learned-The Iran-Iraq War-Vol 1.pdf

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Iranian citizens contributed to war effort against Iraq in significant ways and in large numbers in the form of Pasdaran and Basij forces. Both countries were heavily invested in this war but Iraq exhausted Iran by 1988.

 

[Rukarl]

1. US dwarf Israel in military might, resourcefulness and experience. Compare the two in the aspect of defenses:

http://israelbehindthenews.com/an-a...sile-strike-the-attack-on-ins-ahi-hanit/4892/
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/uss-...ise-missiles-in-yemeni-waters-in-2016.543523/

- contrast between day and night.

Iraqi experts also noticed the difference:

General Hamdani on several occasions commented on how much the American military had impressed him in both 1990 and 2003. Particularly interesting was his view that the U.S. Army was far superior to any he had seen in the Middle East—including the Israel Defense Forces. What particularly impressed him in 1990 was the sight of U.S. Soldiers along the Saudi-Kuwaiti border in full body armor and Kevlar helmets during the early period of Operation Desert Shield, despite the fact that the temperature was over 100 degrees and that hostilities had yet to begin. He claimed to have noted to one of his subordinates at the time that the American appearance alone underlined “a real sense of discipline.”

Source: https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109998/McNair70.pdf

2. Israel and Lebanon are neighbors; a war between these two countries would affect both. Hezbollah was in the position to affect Israeli citizens with its firepower: FYI: http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/terrorism/hezbollahrockets.html

3. Israeli military was accustomed to challenging conventional adversaries out in the open. Hezbollah was different from such adversaries and surprised Israel with its tactics.

Nevertheless, Israel have drawn valuable lessons from its war with Hezbollah in 2006: https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-winograd-commission


Iraq wasn't a military juggernaut when it invaded Iran in 1980:

Iraq wasn't perfect in its strategy and maneuvers either:

Neither the Iraqis nor the Iranians prepared their forces for the war their political masters were spoiling for. At the beginning of the conflict, the leaders of the opposing sides had no clear understanding of the requirements for military effectiveness, or the difficulties their states would confront. Their feeling was that any sufficiently loyal politician or religious leader was capable of exercising effective military command—a belief for which their armies would pay a heavy price in lives and treasure. As the war continued, the armed forces of Iraq and Iran found themselves involved in desperate efforts to learn and adapt under pressures that threatened, at times, to overwhelm them. Tragically, it seems that in both nations, the obdurate ignorance of the political leadership would substantially retard the effort of military professionals to learn and adapt to the realities of the battlefield. Both national leaders (Saddam Hussein and Ayatollah Khomeini) significantly underestimated their opponent for similar reasons: both had little understanding of the limitations of their military institutions and even less understanding of their opponent.

Source: https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109998/McNair70.pdf

References:

https://www.history.com/topics/iran-iraq-war
http://www.iranchamber.com/history/iran_iraq_war/iran_iraq_war2.php
https://www.marines.mil/Portals/59/Publications/FMFRP 3-203 Lessons Learned-The Iran-Iraq War-Vol 1.pdf

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Iranian citizens contributed to war effort against Iraq in significant ways and in large numbers in the form of Padaran and Basij forces. Both countries were heavily invested in this war but Iraq exhausted Iran by 1988.

More and more Iranians are realizing what kind of crime Khomeini commited against Iran. The delusional and paranoid motherfucker not only brought the war upon Iran by inciting the Shias in Iraq but also started to mass murder all those who opposed him or had different religious or political views including highly trained Airforce pilots, Army generals, officers effectively paralyzing Iranian command of chain just before the war with Iraq.

Khomeini and his dumbass followers did not believe in modern technology in warfare but pure numbers. The more ''martyrs'' the better.

The man i have in my profile photo General Jahanbani was a very capable pilot executed by the Khomeinist animals.

Khomeini subsequently ordered the Revolutionary Guards to arrest Jahanbani, among others, at the Air Force headquarters at Doshan Tappeh. He was one of the first of the Shah's generals to be arrested, and was sent to a court run by the infamous Sadegh Khalkhali.

He was charged and convicted with:

Association with the Shah's idolatrous regime; Corruption on earth; Unspecified anti-revolutionary offense; War on God, God's Prophet, and the deputy of the Twelfth Imam.

Basically, they executed one of Iran's best generals based on trumped up charges and paranoid thoughts. Same with whats happening today.


The great general

Executed by animal

 

[LeGenD]

@Rukarl

Sad story indeed. I agree that Khomeini have damaged Iran much more than any other person in modern times. I just do not get his popularity.

Here in Pakistan, we struggled tooth and nail to bring the most capable and visionary leader to power (i.e. Imran Khan).

 

[Rukarl]

@Rukarl

Sad story indeed. I agree that Khomeini have damaged Iran much more than any other person in modern times. I just do not get his popularity.

Here in Pakistan, we struggled tooth and nail to bring the most capable and visionary leader to power (i.e. Imran Khan).

He has no popularity among the majority of the people. Whatever support Khomeini has nowadays is made up by very religious people or a bunch of regime officials.

Honestly, the list of crimes by the mullahs against Iran and the Middle East is too long to be ignored.

Hopefully you guys in Pakistan move towards a better future.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Iran general warns Trump war would 'destroy all you possess'

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An Iranian special forces commander has warned President Donald Trump if the US attacks Iran it "will destroy all that you possess".

Major General Qassem Soleimani vowed that if Mr Trump started a war, the Islamic Republic would end it, Iranian news agency Tasnim reported.

It follows Mr Trump's all-caps-lock tweet warning Iran's president to "never, ever" threaten the US.

Tensions have risen since the US withdrew from the 2015 Iran deal.

Maj Gen Soleimani - who leads the Quds Force of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards - was quoted on Thursday as saying: "As a soldier, it is my duty to respond to your threats.

• Angry Trump Iran threat becomes meme

"Talk to me, not to the president [Hassan Rouhani]. It is not in our president's dignity to respond to you.

Image captionIranian Americans on Trump's policies
"We are near you, where you can't even imagine. Come. We are ready.

"If you begin the war, we will end the war. You know that this war will destroy all that you possess."

He also accused the US president of using the language of "night clubs and gambling halls".

On Sunday, Mr Trump tweeted a startling threat to Iran's president.

But two days later, while speaking to a veterans' group, the president said the US was "ready to make a real deal" with Iran.

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  • Three reasons behind Trump ditching Iran deal

Mr Trump's angry tweet was a response to a warning by Mr Rouhani to the US.

"America should know that peace with Iran is the mother of all peace, and war with Iran is the mother of all wars," he said earlier, according to Iran's state news agency Irna.

Image captionPeople in the Iran aligned suburbs of Beirut give their reaction to US withdrawal from nuclear deal
In May, Mr Trump announced that the US was withdrawing from the Obama-era nuclear agreement with Iran, going against advice from European allies.

Mr Trump had said the Iran deal was "defective to its core".

In response, Iran had said it was preparing to restart uranium enrichment, key for making both nuclear energy and weapons.

Washington is now re-imposing sanctions on Iran's oil, aircraft exports to Iran, and precious metals trade among other sectors, despite objections from the UK, France, China, Russia and Germany, who all signed the 2015 agreement.

But there are other flashpoints too. The US is deeply suspicious of Iranian activity in the Middle East and is aligned with Israel and Saudi Arabia, two of Iran's foes.

Iran has insisted that its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful and its compliance with the 2015 deal has been verified by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Well done!......at least the Iranians are showing dignity, might and masculinity. They will definitely give the americans are hard time in ANY conflict. Unlike the Iraqis who started to cry and beg like little girls for the americans not to attack them........

He has no popularity among the majority of the people. Whatever support Khomeini has nowadays is made up by very religious people or a bunch of regime officials.

Honestly, the list of crimes by the mullahs against Iran and the Middle East is too long to be ignored.

Hopefully you guys in Pakistan move towards a better future.

But that in NO way gives the americans a right to threaten or attack Iran.

More and more Iranians are realizing what kind of crime Khomeini commited against Iran. The delusional and paranoid motherfucker not only brought the war upon Iran by inciting the Shias in Iraq but also started to mass murder all those who opposed him or had different religious or political views including highly trained Airforce pilots, Army generals, officers effectively paralyzing Iranian command of chain just before the war with Iraq.

Khomeini and his dumbass followers did not believe in modern technology in warfare but pure numbers. The more ''martyrs'' the better.

The man i have in my profile photo General Jahanbani was a very capable pilot executed by the Khomeinist animals.

Khomeini subsequently ordered the Revolutionary Guards to arrest Jahanbani, among others, at the Air Force headquarters at Doshan Tappeh. He was one of the first of the Shah's generals to be arrested, and was sent to a court run by the infamous Sadegh Khalkhali.

He was charged and convicted with:

Association with the Shah's idolatrous regime; Corruption on earth; Unspecified anti-revolutionary offense; War on God, God's Prophet, and the deputy of the Twelfth Imam.

Basically, they executed one of Iran's best generals based on trumped up charges and paranoid thoughts. Same with whats happening today.


The great general

Executed by animal

I am sure I've seen the religious guy at the bottom of the above page at Harrow Mosque in London. I'm positive he was there last week.

 

[BHarwana]

Lol trump will tweet oil will go up Iran will make more money and then nothing will happen. WTF.

 

[Saddam Hussein]

What happened to that military might?

Iran-Iraq war happened when our commanders were 19 years old without any training and experience of war , yesterday they were in Shah jails today they'd become commanders :

View attachment 488888

And despite that we destroyed Iraqi navy in one week and Iraqi air force 3 times during war ,.. funny thing is Iraq started with 400 fighter jets and 12 divisions (all destroyed) and ended with 700 modern new fighter jets and 56 divisions + CW + nuclear weapon and reactor on the way + scud missiles + Arab money and solders + American satellite footage and intelligence French and Soviet ADs .. even at the end American entered the war in Persian gulf ... while we'd just had a revolution, purges in army, several military coup ,sessions and separatism, terrorist attacks, political turmoil due to assassination of our president, prime minister and 72 MPs by terrorists supported by Saddam .. to see the scale of terrorist attacks:

Which you call strategy was no more than human-wave assaults that costed the life of hundreds of thousands. Using children even through religious indoctrination and 'Karbala we're coming' and you're actually proud of this genius strategy?

Saddam's support for the MKO was equalized by Iran's support for the Da'awa whom carried out terror attacks. You may call Saddam a bastard, a brutal monkey and all that only if you call your dear Khamenei the same, and Bashar as well btw.

 

[Crystal-Clear]

In an event of war with Iran, USA is going to face Iran and Pakistan together. USA has created Inuf $Hit in Afghanistan, no more means no more.

no . dont drag us in a us -iran war .
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usa is still a super power qasim suleimani is probably joking .

 

[raptor22]

1. US dwarf Israel in military might, resourcefulness and experience. Compare the two in the aspect of defenses:

http://israelbehindthenews.com/an-a...sile-strike-the-attack-on-ins-ahi-hanit/4892/
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/uss-...ise-missiles-in-yemeni-waters-in-2016.543523/

- contrast between day and night.

Iraqi experts also noticed the difference:

General Hamdani on several occasions commented on how much the American military had impressed him in both 1990 and 2003. Particularly interesting was his view that the U.S. Army was far superior to any he had seen in the Middle East—including the Israel Defense Forces. What particularly impressed him in 1990 was the sight of U.S. Soldiers along the Saudi-Kuwaiti border in full body armor and Kevlar helmets during the early period of Operation Desert Shield, despite the fact that the temperature was over 100 degrees and that hostilities had yet to begin. He claimed to have noted to one of his subordinates at the time that the American appearance alone underlined “a real sense of discipline.”

Source: https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109998/McNair70.pdf

2. Israel and Lebanon are neighbors; a war between these two countries would affect both. Hezbollah was in the position to affect Israeli citizens with its firepower: FYI: http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/terrorism/hezbollahrockets.html

3. Israeli military was accustomed to challenging conventional adversaries out in the open. Hezbollah was different from such adversaries and surprised Israel with its tactics.


Nevertheless, Israel have drawn valuable lessons from its war with Hezbollah in 2006: https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-winograd-commission


Iraq wasn't a military juggernaut when it invaded Iran in 1980:

Iraq wasn't perfect in its strategy and maneuvers either:

Neither the Iraqis nor the Iranians prepared their forces for the war their political masters were spoiling for. At the beginning of the conflict, the leaders of the opposing sides had no clear understanding of the requirements for military effectiveness, or the difficulties their states would confront. Their feeling was that any sufficiently loyal politician or religious leader was capable of exercising effective military command—a belief for which their armies would pay a heavy price in lives and treasure. As the war continued, the armed forces of Iraq and Iran found themselves involved in desperate efforts to learn and adapt under pressures that threatened, at times, to overwhelm them. Tragically, it seems that in both nations, the obdurate ignorance of the political leadership would substantially retard the effort of military professionals to learn and adapt to the realities of the battlefield. Both national leaders (Saddam Hussein and Ayatollah Khomeini) significantly underestimated their opponent for similar reasons: both had little understanding of the limitations of their military institutions and even less understanding of their opponent.

Source: https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109998/McNair70.pdf

References:

https://www.history.com/topics/iran-iraq-war
http://www.iranchamber.com/history/iran_iraq_war/iran_iraq_war2.php
https://www.marines.mil/Portals/59/Publications/FMFRP 3-203 Lessons Learned-The Iran-Iraq War-Vol 1.pdf

---

Iranian citizens contributed to war effort against Iraq in significant ways and in large numbers in the form of Pasdaran and Basij forces. Both countries were heavily invested in this war but Iraq exhausted Iran by 1988.

I never underestimate American military might actually they spends more than next 8 nations combined, recently 716 billion$ was passed .. it's stupid to do it. An I admire their technology and military assets I think my username is a clear sign of that .. what I meant by bringing Hezbollah/isreal as an example was stating this fact that israelis failed to have a accurate estimation of Hezbollah capabilities before war why not about Iran?

"...The ceasefire provided the first evidence that Hezbollah had successfully withstood Israeli air attacks and was planning a sustained and prolonged defense of southern Lebanon. Hezbollah commanders honored the ceasefire at the orders of their political superiors. With one or two lone exceptions, no rockets were fired into Israel during this ceasefire period. While Hezbollah’s capacity actually to “cease fire” was otherwise ignored by Israeli and Western intelligence experts, Hezbollah’s ability to enforce discipline on its field commanders came as a distinctly unwanted shock to IDF senior commanders, who concluded that Hezbollah’s communication’s capabilities had survived Israel’s air onslaught, that the Hezbollah leadership was in touch with its commanders on the ground, and that those commanders were able to maintain a robust communications network despite Israeli interdiction.

More simply, Hezbollah’s ability to cease fire meant that Israel’s goal of separating Hezbollah fighters from their command structure (considered a necessity by modern armies in waging a war on a sophisticated technological battlefield) had failed. The IDF’s senior commanders could only come to one conclusion – its prewar information on Hezbollah military assets was, at best, woefully incomplete or, at worst, fatally wrong..."

"...Olmert and the security cabinet violated the first principle of war – they showed contempt for their enemy. In many respects, Olmert and his cabinet were captives of an unquestioned belief in the efficacy of Israeli deterrence. Like the Israeli public, they viewed any questioning of IDF capabilities as sacrilege.

The Israeli intelligence failure during the conflict was catastrophic. It meant that, after the failure of Israel’s air campaign to degrade Hezbollah assets significantly in the first 72 hours of the war, Israel’s chance of winning a decisive victory against Hezbollah was increasingly, and highly, unlikely.

“Israel lost the war in the first three days,” one US military expert said. “If you have that kind of surprise and you have that kind of firepower, you had better win. Otherwise, you’re in for the long haul.” ..."
​

israel and Lebanon being neighbors made it much easier for IDF to attack and also supply frontier, having a spy ring operating inside the Lebanon for a long time, the fact that Lebanon was invaded in 48 hours in 1982 and israel presence in southern parts of this country for 18 years made it much more easier to invade Lebanon whilst IDF enjoyed superior military. therefore it makes more costly and time consuming for American to supply and deploy troops in the region to start a war at least 10x bigger than Iraq and Afghanistan against us which would make any war not a surprise. both have advantages and disadvantages. On the other hand Iran is indeed in the position to affect American bases and solders with its firepower in the region + proxies that would attack them on the ground.

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Typical mullah information. All of your post, not one truth in it. But that is because you grew up in the Islamic Republic. You are brainwashed.

Iraq did not start the war. It were your mullahs that started fueling hatred and violence inside Iraq. Your beloved mullah regime tried to assasinate Tariq Aziz

''In 1979, Aziz became Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, and worked as a diplomat to explain Iraq's policies to the world. In April 1980 he survived an Iranian-backed assassination attempt carried out by members of the Islamic Dawa Party''

I just gave 1 example and can bring many others as evidence of agression by the bastard Khomeini. Not only did your beloved mullahs start to ruin Iran but you also spread your hatred and violence into other countries forcing them to declare war on you.

Everyone knows the truth. You can not rewrite history.

@Saif al-Arab

Ok .. if we accept that war btw Iran and Iraq was solely due to Khomaini rhetoric then why Saddam attacked Kuwait?

 

[925boy]

From Israel's stand point, USA is a disposable country. Israel can afford to lose few of those to eliminate its enemies.

I couldnt disagree more. US is ISrael's crutch and you never dispose of your crutch intentionally if you need it.

A single Ohio class submarine is enough to eliminate Iran with its strategic arsenal.
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Oversimplified dreams.
How many missile strikes can 1 Ohio class submarine do? And you know alot of military assets in Iran are dispersed right? If what you were saying was actually true, the US would have done it already. so i call this BS.

Lol trump will tweet oil will go up Iran will make more money and then nothing will happen. WTF.

you are right.........for now...

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

Iran is not easy to take. Iran is even harder to occupy.

 

[pak-marine]

Despite having no regard for the orange baboon ie trumph i feel Iranian generals statement is more like an ant threatening an elephant only thing iran can do is distrupt oil supply for a few days and increase attacks on israel , both countries us and israel have most sophisticated arms and army and are very capabale of handling small attacks eventually iranians will be the big losers.