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6 missiles for 6 bunker busting bombs. If only Israel understood proportionality! Latest is that they are bombing political prisoners in solitary confinement in Tehran, perhaps they're trying to finish off some collaborators before they give too much away!!??
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"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Not like they had many options - in previous launches other Arab states have brought down some of their missiles so they have very little support. The Iranian Rial isnt far off record lows and tends to drop every time Iran launches another strike. The regime would rather pursue nuclear weapons than prosperity and lead the Iranian people into financial crisis.
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A proportionate response from Iran. on 19:38 - Jun 23 with 1310 views
A proportionate response from Iran. on 19:35 - Jun 23 by SuperKieranMcKenna
Not like they had many options - in previous launches other Arab states have brought down some of their missiles so they have very little support. The Iranian Rial isnt far off record lows and tends to drop every time Iran launches another strike. The regime would rather pursue nuclear weapons than prosperity and lead the Iranian people into financial crisis.
No thoughts on Israel bombing political prisoners?
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
A proportionate response from Iran. on 19:38 - Jun 23 by BanksterDebtSlave
No thoughts on Israel bombing political prisoners?
Perhaps naively but I assumed that was Israel trying to free them rather than kill them. I could obviously be very wrong. But it wouldn't make sense to kill people opposed to the regime.
A proportionate response from Iran. on 19:41 - Jun 23 by nodge_blue
Perhaps naively but I assumed that was Israel trying to free them rather than kill them. I could obviously be very wrong. But it wouldn't make sense to kill people opposed to the regime.
....apart from if you were trying to guarantee the silence of captured operatives!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
It's not really proportionate, 6 missiles for 6 of the largest non-nuclear bombs ever constructed isn't proportionate but it is symbolic and exactly what they needed to do to highlight a response to the populace.
They did warn Qatar and they didn't use their glide vehicles so all very well choregraphed on all sides.
Trump coming out and calling the response "very weak" and thanking them for the advanced notice is really unhelpful though but I guess to be expected.
SB
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A proportionate response from Iran. on 21:14 - Jun 23 with 984 views
A proportionate response from Iran. on 21:09 - Jun 23 by StokieBlue
It's not really proportionate, 6 missiles for 6 of the largest non-nuclear bombs ever constructed isn't proportionate but it is symbolic and exactly what they needed to do to highlight a response to the populace.
They did warn Qatar and they didn't use their glide vehicles so all very well choregraphed on all sides.
Trump coming out and calling the response "very weak" and thanking them for the advanced notice is really unhelpful though but I guess to be expected.
SB
I thought the same thing about Trump's post. Really unnecessary.
In light of the supposed ceasefire breach involving 2 intercepted Iranian missiles it's going to be interesting to see what Israel’s proportionate response will be.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
A proportionate response from Iran. on 09:24 - Jun 24 by BanksterDebtSlave
In light of the supposed ceasefire breach involving 2 intercepted Iranian missiles it's going to be interesting to see what Israel’s proportionate response will be.
Why should Israel be proportionate if Iran are breaking a ceasefire hours after it was agreed?
A proportionate response from Iran. on 09:24 - Jun 24 by BanksterDebtSlave
In light of the supposed ceasefire breach involving 2 intercepted Iranian missiles it's going to be interesting to see what Israel’s proportionate response will be.
Well Trump gave the IDF about 12 hours longer to attack Israel than he gave the Iranians.
SB
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A proportionate response from Iran. on 09:38 - Jun 24 with 460 views
A proportionate response from Iran. on 09:32 - Jun 24 by itfcjoe
Why should Israel be proportionate if Iran are breaking a ceasefire hours after it was agreed?
'Iran denies firing missiles at Israel: Reports Iran is rejecting Israeli claims that it fired missiles at Israel after agreeing to a ceasefire, according to the IRIB broadcaster and the ISNA news agency. The reports came as Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz accused Iran of violating the truce and ordered “intense strikes” on Tehran. Earlier, Israeli media reported that the military intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Iran.'
Hard to know what to believe isn't it!! I certainly believe nothing coming from the Israeli State any more than Iran. Reassuring to read the right wing defence minister's proclamations though.....not!!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Not sure they could have managed much more of a response given how they've had so much of their military infrastructure degraded and various commanders killed. Their normal route of using proxy's like Hezbollah and Hamas isn't an option since Israel has done a job on those.
Seems priority #1 for the Iran regime is making sure they stay in power so that is what is guiding their actions at this point.
A proportionate response from Iran. on 19:39 - Jun 23 by nodge_blue
I doubt Iran has much more capability left at the moment.
Those missiles were never going to reach their targets either.
But what happens next? I very much doubt there will be regime change and Iran will now just try and develop a nuclear weapon anyway.
Regime change is unlikely without a boots on the ground policy and a strongman replacement, as the regime is still popular with the rural, the religious and broadly the lower classes.
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A proportionate response from Iran. on 10:26 - Jun 24 with 339 views
A proportionate response from Iran. on 09:57 - Jun 24 by mellowblue
Regime change is unlikely without a boots on the ground policy and a strongman replacement, as the regime is still popular with the rural, the religious and broadly the lower classes.
"Regime change is unlikely without a boots on the ground policy"
And we all know how that went in previous invasions.
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