A new round of war: the US and Iran have been exchanging blows for the third day in a row.

For the third day in a row, the American aviation bombing Iranian targets, and Tehran retaliates by striking US bases in the region and ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Donald Trump, in a letter to Congress, confirmed that hostilities resumed on July 7.

On the night of July 13-14, the US military reported attacks on Iran's southern provinces, including Bushehr, Chabahar, Jask, Konarak, Bandar Abbas, and islands in the Persian Gulf. Iranian media confirmed explosions in Bandar Abbas, the islands of Kish and Qeshm, and reported casualties in Khuzestan province. The Iranian army, in turn, reported strikes on US facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, as well as the interception of reconnaissance aircraft. drone MQ-1 over the strait.

Meanwhile, Israel has stated that any possible Iranian attack will be met with a preemptive and crushing response:

If Iran decides to attack, Israel will discover these preparations, and by that time the Israeli Air Force will already be in the skies over Tehran, delivering painful and destructive blows to the Iranian terrorist regime. They shouldn't even try.

Earlier, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the country had already begun preparations for a possible operation against Iran, having received the corresponding order from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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[Maximum.1]

La banda dei giudei maledetti cercano la scusa per colpire ancora l'Iran.

[credo]

La banda dei giudei maledetti cercano la scusa per colpire ancora l'Iran.

There is an opinion that Israel's participation in the US-Iran war is only part of a long-term plan, calculated by smart guys from behind a big puddle.
In fact, by first pitting the EU against Russia, and then seizing Venezuela, the US stirred up yet another hornet's nest, where neighbors had been coexisting, more or less peacefully, not just like that, but based on their own interests.

The Gulf monarchies have long been living comfortably and peacefully, earning vast sums of money and investing them in the development of production in their territories. It is possible that they are considering a gradual transition away from the US dollar and US tutelage, which, of course, cannot help but worry the world's leading hegemon.
So it's possible that the latest breakdown in the US-Iran agreements, the US attack on Iranian facilities, and the retaliatory actions by Iran and its satellites against US facilities in the Gulf monarchies, is yet another act of meanness on the part of the US, designed to keep the fires of war burning here, so that local capitalists, businessmen, and the nouveau riche transfer their capital, wealth, and production to the US, investing in the US economy, while the US adds fuel to the fire at their own expense.

Following this logic, the US should ignite the next fire of war on the borders of China, so that it will flare up there too, and the Chinese comrades will turn from peaceful industry to military rails and forget the path to the steps on the pedestal that leads them to first place in the economic struggle with the US.

[Peter1First]

The Persians are great - they stand their ground and don't let anyone walk all over them!

[hammer it]

The Israelites will reach the stars—it will fly to Dimona. And again they will wander the desert for forty years.

[isv000]

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The Israelites will reach the stars—it will fly to Dimona. And again they will wander the desert for forty years.

This time they won't get off with forty years, they'll remind the Jewish fascists of everything and will continue to chase them away with wet rags for a long time.

[tralflot1832]

Everything is fine, they are settling the issue of who will charge for passage through Hormuz and how much. The IMO (UN agency) demanded that no money be taken and that the rules of free navigation be observed. We are not interfering. They still need to fight, like little children.

[Mouse]

The US and Iran have been exchanging strikes for the third day in a row.

Doesn't this remind you of anything?.....

[mad-max78]

Deepest respect to the Persians for not breaking down and fighting, despising death.
They do have a great civilization, after all; they are not ashamed of their past and will not be ashamed of their future.

[isv000]

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Deepest respect to the Persians for not breaking down and fighting, despising death.

If the Arabs had borrowed even 10% of the Persians' resilience, the world would have been a different place long ago, and the mattresses would be sitting behind a puddle, not even showing off...

[Mathurin Nankap]

Les USA sortiront du Moyen-Orient, Israël gesticule pour rien. Trump partira comme ses prédécesseurs des précédents théâtres d'opérations US. Il s'en sont pris au mauvais client déterminé à leur faire payer cher leurs aggressions. Nul doute de ma part à ce sujet. Le rouquin deviendra châtain. Quant au looser du Moyen-Orient (Netanyahou), il continuera à hurler comme un loup égaré dans la steppe.

[Dilettante grandfather]

Yes, the US will most likely leave. But not before they start losing their pilots and ships. Iran should start attacking not bases, but American ships and aircraft. And Israel. Strike hard and accurately. So that the Americans and Israelis will be in tatters.

[mitrich]

We, with the help of American weapons, took out much more throughout the country, but not a single American or their property at European bases was harmed.
It’s immediately clear who is fighting, and who is making deals and cutting off profits.

[mad-max78]

Quote: isv000

Quote from: mad-max78

Deepest respect to the Persians for not breaking down and fighting, despising death.

If the Arabs had borrowed even 10% of the Persians' resilience, the world would have been a different place long ago, and the mattresses would be sitting behind a puddle, not even showing off...

Arabs have a completely different attitude towards death, they are afraid of it, Arabs, due to their mentality, will never be as resilient as Persians.
It is not for nothing that the Anglo-Saxons say about the Arabs that they cannot be bought, but they can be rented.
An Arab can pack his bags and move to any Arab country simply because he is an Arab and any Arab country should accept him, that is, they can choose where it is best for them and they take great advantage of this, the Persians do not have this opportunity in principle, they have nothing except Iran.

[Numanumaye]

Give the troopers missiles to hit Europe and the USA, although I'm a peasant dreaming, there are the children of our elite, nobly born with Western passports, it's good at least we haven't imposed sanctions against Iran again.

[the same doctor]

Iran's main mistake was suspending hostilities during negotiations. No informal ceasefires can be tolerated with the United States: either a peace treaty or full-scale war.

[Sergei Viktorovich Korolev]

Hold me, seven of you! Jews at their best. We've got it brewed and then we're off!