Qatari connection in the killing of Gen. Solaimani

[Old School]

3) The attack should be entirely asymmetric without us claiming responsibility

General Dehghan ruled out asymmetrical response. Please read his full comments which are in circulation everywhere. He said the response will be regular military response to military targets only. Using asymmetry will only diminish trusts on IRGC among Iranian people.

 

[Zayan]

This is what I fear most... Iran, Turkiye and Pakistan are TheTargets... GanguTerroristEntity needs to go and MaqboozaHindustan needs to be liberated!

Whenever Americans came after iran their real target will be Pakistan
Gen. Hameed Gul

 

[mangekyo]

This is what I fear most... Iran, Turkiye and Pakistan are TheTargets... GanguTerroristEntity needs to go and MaqboozaHindustan needs to be liberated!

Pakistan should release an official statement and warn US. Pakistan does not need to side with anybody, but it is in Pakistans self interest to stand up against US, because Pakistan is next. US will NOT stop until it turns EVERY muslim countries into their lackeys. I say it again, US does not know how to fight when there is resistance and can absolutely not fight a multi front war. It is simply not their interest and not their tactics. Their tactic is to make their enemies weak before they attack.

 

[khail007]

What about those who are having American nukes???

I failed to comprehend your question.
Are you talking about the US nuke missiles on foreign soils? If yes, this case is also of same as basis.

 

[Paul2]

The MQ-9 Reaper drone which killed Gen. Solaimani, was launched and operated from Al Udeid air base in Qatar. According to the PM of Iraq, he was also due to meet Gen. Solaimani on the same day to meditate a Saudi-Iran compromise that would reduce the tension between these two countries.
We saw that it was Qatar who allowed this high profile anti Iran attack to take place from it's territory and they are going to be paying a very high price for this action. Qatar has been acting way above it's weight lately by working as a destabilizing actor in the region and beyond. The Saudis will also welcome anything that punishes Qatar. For now, Al Udeid air base is going to take the burnt. What happens to Emir Tamim, leave it for the future. As for the US, the viable option is to use tactical nukes which will open the gates of hell.

This is how US diplomacy works: were US pull out now from Qatar, not only Saudi's will be there in 5 minutes, but probably Iranians too. Were Saudi themselves get angry with US, then all their gulf "friends" will decide to settle scores with them too. Backyard Bubba diplomacy in action.

 

[mangekyo]

You can't use military force against a sovereign nation just to send them or others a message. Attacking Qatar would be a terrible mistake in any case. As stupid as Saddam attacking Kuwait.

We must first know if the Americans had informed the Qataris or not. Meanwhile, as I said before, no Iranian authority has claimed that Qatar is responsible for this. If Qatar was indeed involved in this, the best way to respond to it is by attacking one of their tankers in a sabotage operation, or something along those lines.

We cant let hostile nations that we are surrounded by host American bases and use them to attack us without consequences. It's suicide. Next you will see more and more of these gulf countries become Porroo and attack us more and more. An oil tanker is not big enough consequence. They need to feel it so hard they will never do such a thing again because the consequence hugely outweighs the benefit. But the attack must be untraceable to us.

General Dehghan ruled out asymmetrical response. Please read his full comments which are in circulation everywhere. He said the response will be regular military response to military targets only. Using asymmetry will only diminish trusts on IRGC among Iranian people.

He said there will be direct military response, but he also said that there will be multiple attacks led by militants in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and other countries which he didn't want to name. Its not going to be just one big attack.

 

[Arian]

We cant let hostile nations that we are surrounded by host American bases and use them to attack us without consequences. It's suicide. Next you will see more and more of these gulf countries become Porroo and attack us more and more. An oil tanker is not big enough consequence. They need to feel it so hard they will never do such a thing again because the consequence hugely outweighs the benefit. But the attack must be untraceable to us.

The Al-Udaid base is 6 kilometers times 3 kilometers wide. How do you plan to attack it in a way that causes enough damage but it's not traceable to us?

 

[Old School]

This is how US diplomacy works: were US pull out now from Qatar, not only Saudi's will be there in 5 minutes, but probably Iranians too. Were Saudi themselves get angry with US, then all their gulf "friends" will decide to settle scores with them too. Backyard Bubba diplomacy in action.

CENTCOM recently tested moving command centet to South Carolina from Qatar for a day to see how it worked. https://www.businessinsider.com/us-...mmand-south-carolina-sitting-duck-iran-2019-9
They surely anticipated that it was coming.

 

[mangekyo]

The Al-Udaid base is 6 kilometers times 3 kilometers wide. How do you plan to attack it in a way that causes enough damage but it's not traceable to us?

Remember this attack?

We can have Houthis launch BM's and then deny any part of it. We say bad actors are trying to cause a conflict between US and Iran now that tensions are high.

 

[Arian]

Remember this attack?

We can have Houthis launch BM's and then deny any part of it. We say bad actors are trying to cause a conflict between US and Iran now that tensions are high.

Hitting an oil refinery is quite different from a military base in terms of the cost of damage it causes and flammability.

 

[mangekyo]

Hitting an oil refinery is quite different from a military base in terms of the cost of damage it causes and flammability.

Exactly.

 

[anatolia]

source :uae and saudi arabia

 

[Paul2]

CENTCOM recently tested moving command centet to South Carolina from Qatar for a day to see how it worked. https://www.businessinsider.com/us-...mmand-south-carolina-sitting-duck-iran-2019-9
They surely anticipated that it was coming.

They have the biggest airbase in the middle east in Iraq, and they had to fly this drone out of Qatar, hundreds of kilometres away.

No way they didn't do that intentionally

 

[homar]

I find it hard to believe that the Qataris would have approved such action. If this did originate from a US base in Qatar then they likely didn't know anything about it. I don't see why Qatar would burn the few bridges that it has left. Their foreign policy is sometimes misaligned with Iran's, much like Turkey, but they aren't aggravating for war like some of the other corrupt Persian Gulf states.

 

[Old School]

They have the biggest airbase in the middle east in Iraq, and they had to fly this drone out of Qatar, hundreds of kilometres away.

No way they didn't do that intentionally

Qatar has the largest US base Al Udeid in the middle East. Not Iraq. Iraqi air base does not operate Reaper drones which needs specific operational infrastructure.