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Iran Israel Confilct
On 13th of June, 2025, right in the middle of negotiations between Iran and the US, israel assassinated Iran’s high-ranking commanders and several scientists. After disabling Iran’s air defence system (by hacking or local sabotage), it attacked some of the surface nuclear facilities. At the same time, Mossad agents (read Iranian nationals bought by Mossad) started a coordinated fear campaign by blowing up residential buildings using small drones, American anti-tank missiles, and car bombs (typical terrorist techniques they had taught ISIS.) They have killed more than 200 civilians in three days, obviously, most of them children, as it is their only specialty. We have seen how they kill Palestinian children during the ongoing genocide in Gaza live on our phones. This attack, which violates many international laws, was meant to break Iran’s chain of command and put Iran in a state of shock, unable to respond. However, in a few hours, the new commanders were appointed, and a retaliatory response began on the same day.
After three days, israel has played all of its cards: their fighter jets cannot reach Iran without refuelling over Iraq or Syria, whose skies are becoming less safe for their passage; most israeli attacks are carried out by the Iranian traitors inside Iran who are being identified every hour and the Basij has taken control of Tehran’s streets; finally, they hoped that Iran’s missiles be intercepted by the Iron Dome and THAAD which is no longer the case. The 200 missiles launched on the first night of Iran’s defensive strikes seem to have caused severe damage to these air defence systems, as every night, more and more missiles are able to pass through and reach their targets.
If the war continues like this, israel’s fleet of modern fighter jets cannot help them while Iran can pound israel into dust one missile at a time. It may take weeks, but there is no chance that israel alone is capable of withstanding Iran’s response. The only hope for the Zionists is to drag the US into this conflict and let it carry the heavy lifting of bombing Iran. Despite Trump’s veneer of hesitancy, the US may join in to save its little genocidal outpost in the Middle-East. The US may be able to save israel from collapse, but it is improbable that they will win any war against Iran.
Iran knows at this point in history that it is fighting for its existence and will not go down alone. Dire consequences await the global economy and the Gulf countries that decide to help the US in any military action against Iran. No oil infrastructure and no ships in the Persian Gulf, the Sea of Oman, the Arabian Sea, and the Indian Ocean are off limits. Iran has more than 600 thousand active personnel, a population of 90 million that are ready to take arms, many underground missile production facilities and storage, and a harsh and diverse climate that has already crippled Americans once during Operation Eagle Claw in 1980. All this makes it clear that the US, along with other NATO countries, cannot win a war against Iran. They can cause massive destruction and unnecessary loss of life. True! But they will never defeat Iran.
The image of the United States’ hegemony as a superpower is waning. They lost Afghanistan to the Taliban after 20 years of war and spending billions of dollars. Recently, they were unable to defeat a tiny resistance group in one of the poorest nations in the world by carpet bombing Yemen 24/7 for 7 weeks. The Houthis began launching missiles towards the occupied territories of Palestine almost immediately. They cannot afford another humiliation.
The West still has an option before it is too late. They can put a leash on their genocidal rabid dog in the Middle-East, stop the genocide of Palestinians, let the Gaza be rebuilt, all the Palestinian hostages be released from israeli prisons, make peace with Iran instead of actively helping the israel’s regime, and to make sure Iran never gets an atomic bomb: return to JCPOA deal that Iran was abiding line by line before Trump tore it apart in his first term.
But this seems unlikely. Western countries have proven time and time again that they will always choose bloodshed over peace, anytime, anywhere.