Israel, US Strike Iran After Weeks Of Warning, Explosions Heard In Tehran



Speaker Johnson after receiving a classified Iran briefing says essentially that Israel dragged Trump into the war by threatening to attack Iran:

“Israel was determined to act in their defense here, with or without our help… Because Israel was determined to act, with or without the U.S., our commander in chief had a very difficult decision to make…”

He is saying Iran’s presumed retaliation against a presumed Israeli strike would presumably have been targeted at U.S. forces, compelling Trump to attack Iran first before any of that happened. That’s a heck of a windy road to get to something not really resembling an imminent threat at all. Geez.

Satanyahud must have the inside track on Dolund . Nothing else explains why a supreme narcissist & megalomaniac has bent over backwards to accommodate Israel.

Alhamdulillah !
 
Access to some intel on trump thanks to Epstein. They will have to enter a boots on the ground operation if they want to achieve anything real.

This is what I posted on the other forum y'day afternoon . 👇
It's - What has Israel achieved ? You're framing the question wrongly.

With the destruction of Iran's NWP that's a major threat taken care of. If US & it's allies + Israel succeed in getting rid of the Mullah regime that's one less thorn in the side of the west in the ME .

Even otherwise with the kind of destruction unleashed , this has set Iran back 2 decades. If the regime recovers how long can it hold on to power for sanctions will continue .

From Israel's perspective with the Mullah regime gone the N threat is gone too , also gone is the biggest sponsor of terror against them in the ME.

The road is then open for the Israelis to enact their version of The Final Solution viz take over the West Bank & expel the Palestinians there into Jordan Lebanon & Syria.

But that's a conflict for another day . In the meanwhile if the regime survives , the US can always lean on Turkiye to sponsor dissidents & separatism like the Kurds the Khuzestani Arabs even the Baloch .

Turkiye's broke & such country's can always be bought out. Then there're the Gulf Sheikhdoms who can be leaned over to financially sponsor such endeavours. They won't need a second invitation considering what they've been facing these past 36 hours.

That way the doors open for a renewal of Turco Persian & Perso Arab conflicts which is at least 2.5 millenia & 1.5 millenia old respectively fought by different actors occupying the same geography.

Lots of possibilities exist & more can be explored , the more this regime weakens , for from sustenance levels which was where the Mullah regime was before 7/10 occurred , they're now reduced to a grim war for survival which I don't see them winning at all .

And last night I came across this tweet on X


As predicted Israel has already moved to the next phase of the operation to topple the regime or in any case go for the vivisection of Iran .

The Mullahs must be cursing the day they gave the go ahead to Hamas to undertake 7/10 . Their entire Shi'a terrorist network in the ME has been literally shredded & their rule over Iran is on the brink.

Alhamdulillah !
 

This is what I posted on the other forum y'day afternoon . 👇


And last night I came across this tweet on X


The longer this conflict draws out, the more likely it is that post-war Iran will resemble not the pre-1979 Iran, but more like post-2006 Iraq, with multiple armed groups fighting for control over ethnic minority provinces with a weakened central authority which may or may not be able to hang on to those restive provinces.

On India's part, if there's an opportunity to support separatist movements in the Sistan-Baluchistan province (which contains the Indian-financed port of Chabahar & shares a border with Afghanistan), we should absolutely do it.

An independent Iranian Baluchi province could not only allow us to finally realize the Chabahar project to its full extent (inclusive of the connected road & rail networks leading into Afghanistan), but also to serve as a potential springboard for supporting Pakistan's own Baluchi insurgency in a much more sustained and substantial way.

At least for the next few years, there could be an opportunity to support such a movement in southeastern Iran in full concert & coordination with Israel (and perhaps US).

As they say, Carpe Diem. Hope we seize the day.
 



The longer this conflict draws out, the more likely it is that post-war Iran will resemble not the pre-1979 Iran, but more like post-2006 Iraq, with multiple armed groups fighting for control over ethnic minority provinces with a weakened central authority which may or may not be able to hang on to those restive provinces.

On India's part, if there's an opportunity to support separatist movements in the Sistan-Baluchistan province (which contains the Indian-financed port of Chabahar & shares a border with Afghanistan), we should absolutely do it.

An independent Iranian Baluchi province could not only allow us to finally realize the Chabahar project to its full extent (inclusive of the connected road & rail networks leading into Afghanistan), but also to serve as a potential springboard for supporting Pakistan's own Baluchi insurgency in a much more sustained and substantial way.

At least for the next few years, there could be an opportunity to support such a movement in southeastern Iran in full concert & coordination with Israel (and perhaps US).

As they say, Carpe Diem. Hope we seize the day.

However this plan depends on whether the Population in Iranian Balochistan is Shia or Sunni

Pakistani Baloch are Sunnis
 



The longer this conflict draws out, the more likely it is that post-war Iran will resemble not the pre-1979 Iran, but more like post-2006 Iraq, with multiple armed groups fighting for control over ethnic minority provinces with a weakened central authority which may or may not be able to hang on to those restive provinces.

On India's part, if there's an opportunity to support separatist movements in the Sistan-Baluchistan province (which contains the Indian-financed port of Chabahar & shares a border with Afghanistan), we should absolutely do it.

An independent Iranian Baluchi province could not only allow us to finally realize the Chabahar project to its full extent (inclusive of the connected road & rail networks leading into Afghanistan), but also to serve as a potential springboard for supporting Pakistan's own Baluchi insurgency in a much more sustained and substantial way.

At least for the next few years, there could be an opportunity to support such a movement in southeastern Iran in full concert & coordination with Israel (and perhaps US).

As they say, Carpe Diem. Hope we seize the day.
Iran regime would have eventually been a threat to us, however, as things have turned out things have changed. Iran will take at least a decade to rebuild itself, even if the regime collapse doesn't happen. This is the worst possible outcome, as we have clearly chosen a side, and only in that case I can say it make sense to get a foot hold in Baluchistan or make it somewhat of a foothold in the region.
India should first and foremost see to it that the Iran's regime does go out completely and work with the next government to restore full operational control over Iranian Territory and make sure that the Iranian threat never becomes even a possibility. We are doing fine even without Iranian Help.
If the regime lives, they will inevitably supply Pakistan with so much cheap oil that it would be a headache.
The Middle east will not be the same place it has been before and we are in Much dangerous time much closer to home.
 

Okay, that's a LOT of damage inflicted on the US Navy's Bahrain facilities. The SATCOM/EHF infrastructure is totally decimated, along with significant damage to the NAVCENT HQ building itself, along with large-scale destruction of other adjacent buildings (possibly storage/logistics):

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Seems to be a clear case of US Air Defence being totally overwhelmed at least at this localized level.

@Ashwin @randomradio @Gautam @Rajput Lion
 
Several of above posts are a compelling argument to make a case for mass manufacturing of our weapons and systems soon. That needs an expansion unlike ever seen in India.

Get the pvt players, build the factories, churn out Nirbhayas, UAVs, ASTRA, Interceptors .. everything.

I remember discussing about it with you @marich01 about the difficulty of managing big inventory and hence the limited scale of production.

But do you think that the time is nigh to increase our production capacity by multiple times? For every thing.


We also discussed why US finds itself at backfoot wrt China despite having superior technology. It's pure economics. They are having hard time scaling the production.

Given the scenario.. it's okay if GOI allows 80-20/100-0 foreign subsidiaries to be set up in India.. only to cater to their own & export demands. If you can safeguard indigineous innovation while increasing productivity through foreign subsidiaries.. it would be like how China became the manufacturing hub in 90s.
 
In Hindsight, Do you guys think that the US was shaken from OP sindoor and it's post OP reaction is due to the possibility of it jeopardising their near term plans for ME?

US asking for them to sort ME first before opening the South Asian and East Asian Theatre?

Cause In case regime falls, jihadi are ousted.. the next issue will be about the management. The puppet shah, pres, wouldn't matter when it comes to interest of US, ISRAEL, INDIA, CHINA, PAKISTAN, RUSSIA in post-tetrorist regime of IRAN.

Depending on the decision made, every party has both risk and oppurtunities to gain leverage for their interests.
 
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The PA fans are at it again. AI altered clips floating around. I think it was time that the govt. started to increase the funding for this fact check account. If the team needs to be expanded, do that as well.

It seems more for pakistanis and their domestic narrative to keep the time bombs in lull there.

As long they get regular dose of such videos, get high on delusional superiority and bravado.. they won't blast when the certain kind of news reaches their ears. Like " US Marines Open Fire On pakistani citizen protecting outside US embassy in pakistan. Atleast 10 patt se headshot in broad daylight. "
 
It seems more for pakistanis and their domestic narrative to keep the time bombs in lull there.

As long they get regular dose of such videos, get high on delusional superiority and bravado.. they won't blast when the certain kind of news reaches their ears. Like " US Marines Open Fire On pakistani citizen protecting outside US embassy in pakistan. Atleast 10 patt se headshot in broad daylight. "
Agreed to a certain extent. However, it makes sense to counter it and do so within a certain timeframe. It helps keep your counter arguments floating in the SM bubble.