Do you think Afghanistan is going to start backing Iran?
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martybegan
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Afghanistan can only control its own territory, and that barely. It has no ability to project power or influence.
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Afghanistan knows better than to mess with Israel.
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And if Israel was not in the region, Iran would be focusing on another Muslim country to destroy it. In fact, I often wonder if Iran hates Saudi Arabia more than Israel at times.
And if Iran is successful to destroy Israel, they will then go to war with their Muslim cohorts until the dominate the region.
Not sure why people don't understand that it has nothing to do with Israel.
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No, they hate (a lot) each other, buy a book man. the real question here , how far
putin will go in his support of Iranian Mullah politburo , what do you think ?
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Iran has always dominated stupid , illiterate semi nomadic arabs, pushtuns etc.
how can Iran destroy Israel? and why ? Iranian Mullah only use Israel as a smokescreen
agree on this 100%
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Their opposition to the Zionist state is their way of trying to rally every Islamist in the region to support them.
Again, it has nothing to do with Israel.
It is comparable to Hitler. Hitler opposed the Jews who had been persecuted throughout Western Europe for centuries prior. Everything that had been done to the Jews in Nazi Germany had already been done to them throughout Western Europe, such as making Jews wear special garb to help identify them and forcing them out of entire countries and making them live in ghettos and rounding them up and murdering them in mass, etc. So, Hitler just tapped into this as the people loved it which added to his popularity. Hitler just tapped into the natural antisemitism of Western Europe is all. And looking at how Western Europe is today, not much has changed really.
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But why does Afghanistan hate Iran?
Litwin
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I´d say , Iranian way of legalizing their (shia) existence
3 small questions :
Is Moscow empire helping Iran with its nuclear program?
Is Moscow empire sharing certain related technologies with Islamic Iran?
do you support regime change in Iran? (Moscow
empire dont )
Is Moscow empire helping Iran with its nuclear program?
Is Moscow empire sharing certain related technologies with Islamic Iran?
do you support regime change in Iran? (Moscow empire dont )
Is Moscow empire sharing certain related technologies with Islamic Iran?
do you support regime change in Iran? (Moscow
empire dont )
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I´d say , Iranian way of legalizing their (shia) existence
3 small questions :
Is Moscow empire helping Iran with its nuclear program?
Is Moscow empire sharing certain related technologies with Islamic Iran?
do you support regime change in Iran? (Moscow
Is Moscow empire helping Iran with its nuclear program?
Is Moscow empire sharing certain related technologies with Islamic Iran?
do you support regime change in Iran? (Moscow
I know you have a burr up your butt about Putin, but honestly I think you have more to worry about from China.
Don't get me wrong, Putin is bad news, but not the threat China is.
That is why China and Putin are buds.
Putin probably would not have gone to war with the Ukraine without the backing of China.
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Afghanistan and Iran share a complex and often tense relationship rooted in historical disputes, border conflicts, and differing political landscapes. While not a universal hatred, tensions exist due to issues like water rights, border security, the presence of Afghan refugees in Iran, and historical grievances.
Here's a breakdown of the key factors:
1. Water Disputes:
The Helmand River is a vital water source for both Afghanistan and Iran, and disputes over its usage have persisted for over a century.
Changes in the river's course and differing interpretations of water-sharing agreements have fueled tensions, sometimes leading to border clashes.
2. Border Security and Terrorism:
The porous border between Afghanistan and Iran has facilitated the movement of both legal and illegal migrants, as well as the flow of illicit goods like drugs.
Iran has expressed concerns about the presence of terrorist groups like the Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) in Afghanistan, which it sees as a security threat.
The Taliban's control of Afghanistan has also presented challenges, particularly regarding border security and drug trafficking.
3. Afghan Refugees in Iran:
Iran hosts a large number of Afghan refugees, which has led to social and economic tensions within Iranian society.
Some Iranians view Afghan refugees as a burden on resources and a potential threat to employment and national security.
Conversely, Afghan refugees may experience discrimination and hostility, contributing to resentment and conflict.
4. Historical and Political Differences:
While both countries share cultural and linguistic ties, historical events and political shifts have led to diverging paths and mutual distrust.
Iran's support for certain Afghan factions during the Afghan civil war and the Taliban's past hostility towards Iran have created lasting tensions.
5. Religious Differences:
Afghanistan is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while Iran is largely Shia Muslim.
While not the sole cause of conflict, religious differences can contribute to misunderstandings and animosity, particularly in the context of sectarian tensions in the region.
Votto
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Afghanistan and Iran share a complex and often tense relationship rooted in historical disputes, border conflicts, and differing political landscapes. While not a universal hatred, tensions exist due to issues like water rights, border security, the presence of Afghan refugees in Iran, and historical grievances.
Here's a breakdown of the key factors:
1. Water Disputes:
The Helmand River is a vital water source for both Afghanistan and Iran, and disputes over its usage have persisted for over a century.
Changes in the river's course and differing interpretations of water-sharing agreements have fueled tensions, sometimes leading to border clashes.
2. Border Security and Terrorism:
The porous border between Afghanistan and Iran has facilitated the movement of both legal and illegal migrants, as well as the flow of illicit goods like drugs.
Iran has expressed concerns about the presence of terrorist groups like the Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) in Afghanistan, which it sees as a security threat.
The Taliban's control of Afghanistan has also presented challenges, particularly regarding border security and drug trafficking.
3. Afghan Refugees in Iran:
Iran hosts a large number of Afghan refugees, which has led to social and economic tensions within Iranian society.
Some Iranians view Afghan refugees as a burden on resources and a potential threat to employment and national security.
Conversely, Afghan refugees may experience discrimination and hostility, contributing to resentment and conflict.
4. Historical and Political Differences:
While both countries share cultural and linguistic ties, historical events and political shifts have led to diverging paths and mutual distrust.
Iran's support for certain Afghan factions during the Afghan civil war and the Taliban's past hostility towards Iran have created lasting tensions.
5. Religious Differences:
Afghanistan is predominantly Sunni Muslim, while Iran is largely Shia Muslim.
While not the sole cause of conflict, religious differences can contribute to misunderstandings and animosity, particularly in the context of sectarian tensions in the region.
It's just two cultures whose identity is to inflict violence on their political foes sorting a few things out is all.
They just do what comes naturally, and all thanks to the theology of jihad.
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Russia and American Democrats are backing Iran.
Litwin
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I dont worry about commie han- China (a paper tiger ) , but Moscow despot putin do worry about China´s revashism a lot
Putin's biggest mistake in attacking Ukraine was showing han- 
China how easy it would be to take "back" Siberia.Nothing surprising: Han-China will eventually move with force against the Mongol- Moscow empire, weakened in Ukraine, in Outer Manchuria, Karafuto (Sakhalin), and elsewhere. The primary aim would be Lake Baikal, as drinkable water sources are one of the biggest things that Han-China seeks.
ALWAYS Remember , commie Han-China’s claims to Moscow’s Outer Manchuria ("Far East" ) are fact-based and indisputable.
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China will eventually move with force against the Mongol- Moscow empire, weakened in Ukraine, in Outer Manchuria, Karafuto (Sakhalin), and elsewhere. The primary aim would be Lake Baikal, as drinkable water sources are one of the biggest things that Han-China seeks.ALWAYS Remember , commie Han-China’s claims to Moscow’s Outer Manchuria ("Far East" ) are fact-based and indisputable.
Outer Manchuria - Wikipedia
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I dont worry about commie han- China (a paper tiger ) , but Moscow despot putin do worry about China´s revashism a lot
Nothing surprising: Han-
ALWAYS Remember , commie Han-China’s claims to Moscow’s Outer Manchuria ("Far East" ) are fact-based and indisputable.
...Outer Manchuria - Wikipedia
Putin should fear China like Stalin should have feared Hitler instead of buddying up to him to split Poland.
But I digress.
Litwin
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agree the same goes to
Moscow and Han´s empires, do you agree ?and ALWAYS Remember , commie Han-China’s claims to Moscow’s Far East (Outer Manchuria) are fact-based and indisputable, Thats why commie Han-China want to keep Moscow empire in fight as long as possible. Looks like its too late for Moscow empire ...
China’s claims to Moscow’s Far East (Outer Manchuria) are fact-based and indisputable, Thats why commie Han-China want to keep Moscow empire in fight as long as possible. Looks like its too late for Moscow empire ...
"get its hands on sensitive military technology"
Thedonkeys or the cope nets? 
Nothing surprising, and I think han-China will eventually go with force against Moscow empire in Far East (Outer Manchuria). Aim would be primarily lake Baikal, as drinkable water sources are one of biggest things that Han-China seeks.
ALWAYS Remember , commie Han-China’s claims to Moscow’s Far East (Outer Manchuria) are fact-based and indisputable.
The
donkeys or the cope nets? Nothing surprising, and I think han-China will eventually go with force against Moscow empire in Far East (Outer Manchuria). Aim would be primarily lake Baikal, as drinkable water sources are one of biggest things that Han-
China seeks.ALWAYS Remember , commie Han-China’s claims to Moscow’s Far East (Outer Manchuria) are fact-based and indisputable.
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