Trump is angry about the deaths of American soldiers as a result of Iranian strikes.

A coordinated Iranian attack on American military facilities in the region has killed three U.S. service members and left another missing. Reuters reports, citing White House sources, that President Donald Trump is furious after receiving this information.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps strike hit the US military base of Muwaffaq al-Salti in Jordan, as well as US facilities in Bahrain, Qatar, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.

According to the Pentagon, two soldiers were killed in Jordan, and one is missing. Another serviceman was killed in an attack on targets in another country in the region; his name has not yet been released. Iran claims that at least 60 American service members have been killed and at least twice as many wounded in the Middle East since the beginning of the week.

The IRGC said the attack on the Muwaffaq al-Salti base was carried out by ballistic missiles. rockets, who, according to regional media, overcame the system Defense Patriot.

The Pentagon confirmed the strikes and stated that the number of US military casualties in the fighting against Iran has increased. The Defense Department emphasized that these are the first US military casualties from direct Iranian fire since the war resumed.

Earlier today, Iranian forces struck Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, facilities in Iraq and Qatar, and targets in Bahrain. The attacks were in response to the seventh night of US airstrikes on Iranian territory, including strikes on bridges and desalination plants in the Islamic Republic.

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[Alexei]

Iran isn't this... well, it's not that. A rather tongue-tied comment, but I think everyone gets the point.

[Xroft]

But if we look at it objectively, what are their chances of holding out against a coalition of all eastern countries led by Israel and the United States?
They are already destroying desalination plants, and it will only get worse.

[nepunamemuk]

desalination plants are already being destroyed from both sides
and not only desalination...

[Amin_vivec]

What??? From both sides??? Is the US really going to be left without fresh water, bridges, power plants, and oil refineries? Poor Yankees, no infrastructure left, the country's in tatters... how do we go on?
American sponsors of the war are only too happy about future military contracts. America can continue in this mode for a very long time. As for Israel, they set up Trump, and it seems Trump doesn't care; let them win.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

As for desalination plants, this component is much more critical for Iran's enemies than for Iran itself.

[bayard]

Exactly. Just like the blocked sea logistics.
Iran has China behind it, which benefits from drawing the US into the conflict and keeping it in this conflict as long as possible.

[Free Island]

The entire coalition already told Trump to go fuck himself when Iran blockaded Hormuz a few months ago😂😂😂so I personally don't understand your fantasies. What kind of coalition is Iran supposed to be fighting against?😂😂🤦🤦🤦

[carpenter]

Quote: Xroft

They are already destroying desalination plants, and it will only get worse.

The Golem was not created to bring freedom, but to kill and destroy.

[Arkady007]

Alexei
Here you are not here.
Iran's very existence is at stake and it has nowhere to retreat.
Let NATO think about what will happen to them when Russia finds itself in a similar situation, according to their plans.

[Evgeny_Sviridenko]

What will happen to them? Just theoretically? What other red lines haven't they crossed? They're already killing Russian citizens every day, firing missiles, and it looks like they'll beef up their ballistics in the fall, and start destroying energy infrastructure. And then? Are we going to bomb Kyiv and Odessa again? They're saying, "Fear NATO." Don't confuse Iran and Russia. Different ideologies and leadership, approaches and competencies...

[Arkady007]

Evgeny_Sviridenko
Everyone wants to live, regardless of ideology.
When a rat is cornered, it will jump on anyone in front of it, be it a cat or an elephant.

[carpenter]

Quote: Arkady007

When a rat is cornered, it will jump on anyone in front of it, be it a cat or an elephant.

And the capitalist will quickly fly to the West, where his family and his money are in dollars.

[Arkady007]

carpenter
Let it fly parallel to the projectile in the same direction.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

Both this and that...) Well, we'll see what happens.

[taiga2018]

It's wonderful that the main Pindos is angry, it's wonderful that the American soldiers died; the more of them that die, the better for the truly civilized world. Thank you for the excellent news before bed, Iran, and I wish fortitude and courage to all the Iranian people.

[uralex]

...it's great that the American soldiers died...

Yes, dead Graham's statements about Russians also work in reverse!

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: taiga2018

It's great that the main pin dos is angry, it's great that the American soldiers died, the more of them die, the better for the real civilized world.

It's not about the well-being of the "real civilized world"; it's about the number of dead US soldiers. The more mattress-makers die, the worse things get for Doni and company.
The mattress-makers don't care about the destruction of material assets, but the death of their soldiers is very serious. The Dons will never forgive this. So, the Persians' number one priority is the destruction of enemy soldiers and officers.

[Dmitry Mikhailovich Seregin]

"...but the death of their soldiers is very serious. Don will not be forgiven for this..." - so what does that matter to us?

[Joker62]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

The Persians' number one task is to destroy enemy soldiers and officers.

Not just manpower, but the entire infrastructure of military bases and equipment. When infrastructure and equipment are destroyed, panic and fear set in among the enemy. This makes it easier to crush an enemy considered undefeated for years.
And to the Persians, more successful attacks!

[carpenter]

Quote: Joker62

When infrastructure and equipment are destroyed, the enemy develops panic and fear.

The enemy panics when their soldiers die.
And they never cared about technology (especially the Americans); when they left Afghanistan, they left everything behind, but there was no panic.

[Hariton laptev]

I upvoted this before I even finished reading it. I agree with you 100%. And I'll add, let them know that the US doesn't have cyborgs, which means coffins will be coming.

[carpenter]

Quote: taiga2018

The more of them die, the better for the real civilized world.

That's why they send uncivilized villagers from the V/NA to die for themselves.
And they do it quite well.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

Hello, I wouldn't be surprised if US citizens started getting killed all over the world.
Tehran won't be able to compete directly with Washington. But it could cause mischief by launching attacks on Americans around the world.

[Million]

The news only talks about Trump and Zelensky.
Where is Putin?

[Waifu]

Apparently, at the social level, these two are more serious figures.

[th.kuzmichev]

Why do you need Putin? All Russians are Putin. Wiping out the Nazis from the face of the earth is not Putin's job alone.

[Derbenev Anton]

The Russian people and the Russian nation are not Putin. Politicians come and go, but the people remain. Some are remembered and treated with respect, others are forgotten as cowards and traitors.

[th.kuzmichev]

Do you think Putin alone will protect you from the fascists, and you'll only criticize and demand things on the internet?

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

Do you think Putin alone will protect you from the fascists?

not . I think he will be like you, defending his ass to the last "people like you" ...

Quote: th.kuzmichev

All Russian people are Putin.

I don’t think that any of the Russian people would be capable of provocations like this Ryazan Sugar (Volgodonsk, Kashirskoe shosse... etc.), solely for the sake of shaping public opinion (before the 2nd Chechen company), and subsequently to strengthen personal power, in the interests of a narrow circle of close associates...

Quote: th.kuzmichev

Wiping the Nazis off the face of the earth is not Putin's task alone.

If he had not allowed the intelligence and the FSB to deal with selfish issues, and had appointed leaders in those departments, professionals who think about the country, not friends (giving interviews at SVR briefings), and thinking about the material and immediate political image benefit, then he would not have missed the coup in the SBU (and in Ukraine), where the main apparatus positions were subsequently given to representatives of the CIA and MI6, instead of the old chicks of the KGB school...
There wouldn't have been a need for it "to fight fascism" (as you put it), with their hands, feet, and bodies, hundreds of thousands of citizens... In the interests of military-industrial complex entrepreneurs and close oligarchs (!), whose fortunes continue to grow despite the collapse of the domestic market.

https://ru.investing.com/news/general-news/article-3309618

[bukhach]

You're a real Chamberlain! You're a real man! A fountain of wisdom and statesmanship! Yeah, if only all the waistcoats in spades would become statesmen, then life would be great.

[Grancer81]

Was the attack on Dagestan by Basayev and Khattab also ordered by Putin?
Did he also order Nord-Ost?

[Nemchinov Vl]

Quote: Grencer81

Was the attack on Dagestan by Basayev and Khattab also ordered by Putin?

unlikely. But it became possible, due to the fact that security service workers like him (KGB and SVR) in the early nineties were not so much engaged in their direct professional duties (and Belovezhskaya Pushcha is the best confirmation of this), How many "were trying on the game of reformatting the nomenklatura apparatus", and thought about how to better integrate themselves, in the new format of power, to the levers of control of the country, in the emerging "new reality".
Or do you continue to believe that a man who loudly speaks about the interests of his state, who once headed the FSB (!), did not understand, for example, what Chubais (?!), and how it it turned out to be near such high levels of distribution of state finances, for so many years??
About how he won't allow the retirement age to be raised? Or only until the elections.
How the almost finished and already started flying about 20 years ago, consisting of more than 65%, died "their own components", for example, the TU-334, to please the Superjet project (which, unlike it, was initially focused on deep cooperation and foreign components), and therefore did not encourage the development of its aircraft industry, but on the contrary, "buried him" and aviation industry enterprises.

The USSR only made galoshes

He said this with a smile, apparently forgetting that despite the opposition and fierce competition in the global civil aircraft industry, where our planes weren't really allowed into European markets, a third of the world happily bought hundreds of the same AN-24 or TU-154...

[Grancer81]

Well, thank God that Khattab and Basayev did not attack Dagestan on his orders.
And now, about "Ryazan sugar"... Article 128.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation is still in effect.
I'll let you know this.

[Derbenev Anton]

At least they protected the burning factories and the civilians dying under fire. As the saying goes, I don't care about gasoline; I just want to stay alive.

[carpenter]

Quote: Million

The news only talks about Trump and Zelensky.
Where is Putin?

No matter how you feel about him, he can’t be compared to the first two, they are bloodsuckers.

[Million]

The point is different: the media is silent about Putin, as if he doesn’t exist.

[Waifu]

"And what about us?!" @

[andrey martov]

And this despite the fact that he is angry that Trump was told that everything is fine - wonderful Donald, everything is fine and life is wonderful, except for a trifle - only 3 dead! . . .

[tralflot1832]

It seems Trump has also become disillusioned with the Spirit of Anchorage. He's forced to mumble to Iran that no one is helping. Meanwhile, maritime traffic shows the Iranian express rushing along the Caspian Sea as if on rails. And carrying only humanitarian aid. And you can't prove that it's not so. The Iranians are stubborn in this matter. And it's scary to hit our embassy in Tehran.

[axren1]

The red-haired DB is hysterical, as if he'd wet himself...

[Nikita Che]

Things aren't all that rosy for Iran; our propaganda only highlights the Persian attacks, but the American bombings aren't hitting just anyone.

Iran disaster: US bridge strikes cut off critical city of Bandar Abbas

US strikes on bridges have cut off the critical city of Bandar Abbas from routes linking it to the rest of the republic, The Telegraph reports.

A series of bombings has left the city of 500,000, through which roughly half of the country's trade passes, almost completely cut off from the outside world.

The bridges connecting Bandar Abbas to the rest of the country were destroyed, as was the railway.

The city is home to Iran's main naval base, which is crucial to Tehran's ability to control the Strait of Hormuz.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Nikita Che

Things aren't all rosy for Iran.Our propaganda only highlights the Persian attacks,but the American bombings are not targeting barns

It's a lie, our media writes about this in sufficient detail.

US military strikes on bridges in Iran have left the port city of Bandar Abbas virtually cut off from the rest of the country. About half of the country's trade passes through it.

https://russian.rt.com/world/news/1658414-ssha-bender-abbas-udary

US airstrikes against Iran overnight resulted in the city of Bandar Abbas being cut off from the rest of the country, the British newspaper The Telegraph reported on July 18.

American bombing destroyed bridges and the railway, leaving approximately 500 residents of the city isolated. Bandar Abbas is home to the Shahid Rajaee port, a key transportation hub for the republic. It handles approximately half of Iran's trade, including petroleum products, steel, fertilizers, industrial equipment, and consumer goods.

https://iz.ru/2134791/telegraph-ukazala-na-izoliatciiu-ssha-iranskogo-porta-bender-abbas-izi

Yes, the Americans have decided to create serious problems for Iran, but even so, they won't be able to bring the country to its knees. Iran has already proven its ability to cope with the damage caused by aggressors. I'm confident it will cope again.

[Blaster]

Trump worries about his own.

[Frank Muller]

Why shouldn't we worry? People overseas are much more sensitive to human losses than Russians. Sixty dead could well spark protests across the country, which won't go unnoticed in the Capitol. And for the "redhead"'s enemies, it's a serious boost in the upcoming anti-Trump campaign.

[th.kuzmichev]

A deep bow to the guys who create unmanned systems! Come on, you cardboard couch potatoes, give us some downvotes!

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Excuse me, but what is the point of this pathos?

[th.kuzmichev]

What pathos? That's a question for the cardboard cutouts. Why not support the Army instead of spreading the smell of excrement? Nothing more useful will come out of these chatterbox pages.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

Why not support the Army instead of spreading the smell of excrement?

You supported it, right?

Quote: th.kuzmichev

What pathos?

the one you throw at your opponents

[carpenter]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

Excuse me, but what is the point of this pathos?

In honor of the day off, I accepted a bottle, and the bay got going.

[carpenter]

Quote: th.kuzmichev

Come on, cardboard sofa jumpers, put downvotes)))

You are interesting, the article is about one thing, and you are talking about UAVs and guys.
Sorry, but I'm ashamed to give you a minus.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Trump is angry

So what?!!!
will personally take the helm of the B-52?

[Montezuma]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

So what?!!!
will personally take the helm of the B-52?

He won't go to jail himself, but he's quite capable of escalating the war. It could end up forcing Iran to literally set the entire Middle East on fire. Iran has nowhere to retreat; it will attack every American presence to the last possible moment.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Montezuma

He won’t go to jail himself, but he’s quite capable of increasing the intensity of the war.

I don't think they'll allow it, precisely because the Persians have nowhere to retreat, and the mattresses have something to lose

[Montezuma]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

I don't think they'll allow it

We'll see, but he might try to push the situation to the limit; with his ambitions, that's entirely possible. It would be a shame to get punched in the face by an opponent who's already been declared knocked out more than once.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Montezuma

but he may try to push the situation to the extreme

To be honest, I get the impression that he's playing the stock market. There are waves of decline and growth: decline - buy, growth - sell

[Dead Frost]

It's better for him to sit on a chair. An electric one.

[Frank Muller]

Let him cry a little for added insight. The Ukrainian woman next door was rude but convincingly frank in such situations: "I'll freak you out!"

[Carlos Hall]

Iran is causing significant damage to the United States, and Trump made a huge mistake by allowing Israel to drag him into this conflict.

[FoBoss_VM]

This isn't enough for the US of the 200s. Thousands, tens of thousands, of packages should be sent overseas, so that they can experience firsthand what it's like to start wars on foreign soil.

[Volunteer Marek]

What if the coffins start pouring in, in the event of a real war? Americans have become unaccustomed to real combat losses. Just like Western Europe, for that matter.

[Volunteer Marek]

What if the coffins start pouring in, in the event of a real war? Americans have become unaccustomed to real combat losses. Just like Western Europe, for that matter.

[kill the fascist]

And screw the red-haired clown.

[Free Island]

And this airhead thought life was honey? Well, so that life doesn't seem like honey...

[Eugene Zaboy]

A coordinated Iranian attack on American military facilities in the region has killed three U.S. service members and left another missing. Reuters reports, citing White House sources, that President Donald Trump is furious after receiving this information.

Trump's anger threatens to culminate in genocide against Iran's civilian population. Isn't it time to stop? Or does Trump want to repeat Afghanistan or Vietnam? The Iranian population clearly lacks the will to live by the norms of American democracy. Should they really be left without food and water for this? US strikes do not lead to the seizure and administration of Iranian territories with civilian populations, and Trump clearly has no intention of ensuring this for the population affected by the missile and bomb strikes. Accordingly, the rationale for such strikes is, at best, questionable.

[carpenter]

Quote from Eugene Zaboy

The Iranian population has no desire to live by the norms of American democracy, and this is obvious.

It's the Golem's usual job to destroy everyone in sight.

[Dead Frost]

Be more nervous, Donald Fredovich, "Lady Graham" is already waiting for you.

[snow mountain]

Trump is angry about the deaths of American soldiers.

Should as many coffins as possible arrive in June?

[SEVERIN]

Iran! – that's the example the Russian authorities should follow! – not draw different lines!

[Apprentice_SAM]

Trump is angry about the deaths of American soldiers as a result of Iranian strikes.

"Jupiter, are you angry?!" (c) So... "Sharik, you're a blockhead!" (c)

[tuts]

Vance - don't touch your bare head

[Sergej1972]

This is what we have. But the Americans can do it.

[carpenter]

Quote: tots

Vance - don't touch your bare head

In the USA, it is permissible to place a hand on an uncovered and empty head.

[1944-1989]

"Communism sells well, but it's bad," - Donald Trump.

Isn't Donald Trump, the salesman, contradicting the very system he champions? After all, a product that sells well—despite censorship in the mainstream media and the absence of aggressive advertising—must be of high quality.

[iommy]

Pff, the goyim died for Israel =)