Israel launches airstrikes against Iran.

[Failzero]

Fat chance.

We WILL see soon enough

 

[Failzero]

And look how well that worked out for them? Most of that territory they had to give back.

The reality is, their sneak attack will probably rally most of the Islamic world around Iran.

lol many like Saudi Arabia & Egypt are cheering Israel onnnn

 

[Nobody911]

Just in on CBS News, no link. Guess they went against Trumps requests.

It has never been peaceful in the Middle East. Amen!

Israel has indeed just attacked Iran. Early on June 13, 2025, Israel launched a large-scale preemptive strike targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and military infrastructure, with explosions reported in Tehran and other areas167. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated the strike aimed to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, as Iran reportedly had enough enriched uranium to produce up to 15 nuclear bombs within days 18. The operation, codenamed "Am KeLavi" ("Rising Lion"), involved dozens of Israeli aircraft striking numerous nuclear and military sites 68.

This attack occurred amid stalled nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran and heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear program 139. Israel acted unilaterally without U.S. military involvement, although the U.S. was closely monitoring the situation and preparing for possible fallout 17. Iran's air defenses were activated, and explosions were confirmed by Iranian state media 17.

Following the strike, Israel declared a state of emergency and warned of imminent Iranian missile and drone retaliation, with sirens sounding across Israel as a precaution 168. Iran has thousands of ballistic missiles and is expected to coordinate counterattacks through proxies such as Hezbollah and Hamas, potentially opening multiple fronts of conflict 68.

Possible consequences and analysis:

• The strike risks escalating into a broader regional war involving Iran's proxies in Lebanon, Gaza, and possibly other neighboring countries 68. Iran may retaliate with missile attacks on Israel and possibly U.S. interests in the region 17.

• The conflict could disrupt global oil markets, as crude prices have already surged following the attack 1.

• Diplomatic efforts to curb Iran's nuclear program are likely to collapse, reducing chances for a negotiated settlement 13.

• The confrontation may draw in the U.S. more directly, depending on Iranian responses and regional dynamics 910.

• Analysts warn that while Israel can strike nuclear sites, completely destroying Iran's nuclear capabilities is challenging and may lead to prolonged conflict 9.

• There is a risk of the conflict escalating to unprecedented levels, possibly involving unconventional weapons, though this remains speculative 10.

In summary, Israel has launched a significant military strike against Iran’s nuclear and military sites, marking a major escalation in regional tensions. The immediate aftermath will likely see Iranian retaliation and increased instability in the Middle East, with uncertain prospects for renewed diplomacy or de-escalation in the near term 168.

sources:

1. https://www.reuters.com/world/middl...trikes-iran-amid-nuclear-tensions-2025-06-13/
2. Live updates: Israel strikes Iran as fears of another war mount
3. Israel launches strikes against Iran as nuclear program talks falter
4. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/06/12/israel-launches-strike-against-iran-00404354
5. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2025/06/12/iran-israel-nuclear-us-trump/
6. June 2025 Israeli strikes in Iran - Wikipedia
7. The Latest: Israel attacks Iran
8. IDF strikes Iran nuclear targets, military commanders | The Jerusalem Post
9. https://www.nytimes.com/article/israel-iran-attack-why.html
10. Israel vs. Iran: What a Full-Scale War Would Look Like - Analysis
11. Five ways Israel could strike Iran and what it would need to do it

 

[80zephyr]

Why? Unless the Zionists are using Nukes, they aren't going to be able to inflict that much damage, and if anything, these attacks will just make people rally around the government even more.

You don't understand how any of this works, do you?

And your solution is to let them develop nuclear warheads?

 

[Lisa558]

Iran will surrender within 72 hours

…. And the world will owe Israel a big debt of gratitude for keeping the Islamic Terror Regime of Iran from acquiring nukes.

The only ones who won’t think so are the antisemites.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Right. Because you got the high score in "Call of Duty" once.

So the reality. The Israelis will bomb suspected Iranian Nuclear sites.

Some of them are probably fake sites.

Others are so well defended they won't do a lot of damage (Too far underground to be damaged by conventional bombs.)

But at the end of the day, the oppossite effect of what they want. Iran will redouble her efforts to get a bomb.

Actually, I don't play Call of Duty. My dad served in the military, 82nd Airborne. My late uncle was taken captive by the Germans. I have been told many stories about how the military works, I've been around veterans, been friends with veterans, and have family who are veterans. I took ROTC in high school.

Besides, Call of Duty is not an accurate depiction of the US military.

 

[JoeB131]

Trump playing good cop to Israel's bad cop.

More like Dumb Cop.

So The US was negotiating with Iran to restore the sensible deal that Obama negotiated, and then Israel outright attacks?

How is that going to make the Iranians more likely to come to an agreement?

If anything, it would make them more determined to get a bomb of their own.

 

[80zephyr]

final, in the case of cnm.

??

 

[Lisa558]

It has never been peaceful in the Middle East. Amen!

Israel has indeed just attacked Iran. Early on June 13, 2025, Israel launched a large-scale preemptive strike targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and military infrastructure, with explosions reported in Tehran and other areas167. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated the strike aimed to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, as Iran reportedly had enough enriched uranium to produce up to 15 nuclear bombs within days 18. The operation, codenamed "Am KeLavi" ("Rising Lion"), involved dozens of Israeli aircraft striking numerous nuclear and military sites 68.

This attack occurred amid stalled nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran and heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear program 139. Israel acted unilaterally without U.S. military involvement, although the U.S. was closely monitoring the situation and preparing for possible fallout 17. Iran's air defenses were activated, and explosions were confirmed by Iranian state media 17.

Following the strike, Israel declared a state of emergency and warned of imminent Iranian missile and drone retaliation, with sirens sounding across Israel as a precaution 168. Iran has thousands of ballistic missiles and is expected to coordinate counterattacks through proxies such as Hezbollah and Hamas, potentially opening multiple fronts of conflict 68.

Possible consequences and analysis:

• The strike risks escalating into a broader regional war involving Iran's proxies in Lebanon, Gaza, and possibly other neighboring countries 68. Iran may retaliate with missile attacks on Israel and possibly U.S. interests in the region 17.

• The conflict could disrupt global oil markets, as crude prices have already surged following the attack 1.

• Diplomatic efforts to curb Iran's nuclear program are likely to collapse, reducing chances for a negotiated settlement 13.

• The confrontation may draw in the U.S. more directly, depending on Iranian responses and regional dynamics 910.

• Analysts warn that while Israel can strike nuclear sites, completely destroying Iran's nuclear capabilities is challenging and may lead to prolonged conflict 9.

• There is a risk of the conflict escalating to unprecedented levels, possibly involving unconventional weapons, though this remains speculative 10.

In summary, Israel has launched a significant military strike against Iran’s nuclear and military sites, marking a major escalation in regional tensions. The immediate aftermath will likely see Iranian retaliation and increased instability in the Middle East, with uncertain prospects for renewed diplomacy or de-escalation in the near term 168.

sources:

1. https://www.reuters.com/world/middl...trikes-iran-amid-nuclear-tensions-2025-06-13/
2. Live updates: Israel strikes Iran as fears of another war mount
3. Israel launches strikes against Iran as nuclear program talks falter
4. https://www.politico.com/news/2025/06/12/israel-launches-strike-against-iran-00404354
5. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2025/06/12/iran-israel-nuclear-us-trump/
6. June 2025 Israeli strikes in Iran - Wikipedia
7. The Latest: Israel attacks Iran
8. IDF strikes Iran nuclear targets, military commanders | The Jerusalem Post
9. https://www.nytimes.com/article/israel-iran-attack-why.html
10. Israel vs. Iran: What a Full-Scale War Would Look Like - Analysis
11. Five ways Israel could strike Iran and what it would need to do it

Israel had no choice.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Yeah? You think Iran can pull off on the US what Ukraine did to Russia? We already had our Pearl Harbor and 9/11. We are painfully aware of what complacency will do to us.

You're woefully misinformed.

We are horribly vulnerable to a similar attack. Most semis range across the US without hindrance or inspection, military bases only have guards on their gates with tens of miles of unguarded boundary fences. Thanks to Biden we have millions of military age males here with no idea who they really are or what their agendas might be. The FBI has been gutted and turned into political police by democratic hacks. For four years the Cartels had free reign to smuggle goods and people across both borders.

 

[JoeB131]

Actually, I don't play Call of Duty. My dad served in the military, 82nd Airborne. My late uncle was taken captive by the Germans. I have been told many stories about how the military works, I've been around veterans, been friends with veterans, and have family who are veterans. I took ROTC in high school.

Besides, Call of Duty is not an accurate depiction of the US military.

So essentially, no real experience of your own, then.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Some of them are probably fake sites.

Your ability for strategic thinking leaves a lot to be desired.

Israel had enough intelligence to kill the leadership of the IRGC. It's easy to presume they have ample intelligence to know where the authentic nuclear sites are. You seriously underestimate the effectiveness of the Mossad.

 

[JoeB131]

We are horribly vulnerable to a similar attack. Most semis range across the US without hindrance or inspection, military bases only have guards on their gates with tens of miles of unguarded boundary fences. Thanks to Biden we have millions of military age males here with no idea who they really are or what their agendas might be. The FBI has been gutted and turned into political police by democratic hacks. For four years the Cartels had free reign to smuggle goods and people across both borders.

So did the Iranian hiding under your bed scare off the Chinaman hiding under your bed?

 

[GavanPeacefan]

Right. Because you got the high score in "Call of Duty" once.

So the reality. The Israelis will bomb suspected Iranian Nuclear sites.

Some of them are probably fake sites.

Others are so well defended they won't do a lot of damage (Too far underground to be damaged by conventional bombs.)

But at the end of the day, the oppossite effect of what they want. Iran will redouble her efforts to get a bomb.

Yep. We need a full scale regime change on Iran, Green Party of Iran properly installed and nurtured, but Trump hasn't got the troops and neither does the EU.
You #USA #USA #USA morons of the Republican Party should've known better.
I leave you alone for just a few months, see what fucked up descisions you make?
BTW, I was in hospital. Recovering from a backward fall onto my head and ankle and shoulder off my own hardwood staircase.

 

[TemplarKormac]

So essentially, no real experience of your own, then.

And you're attacking me personally, why?

No. So the best way to substitute for it is to talk to people who do. Read, study, educate.

 

[skye]

 

[pknopp]

They wouldn't bomb Israel? Unlikely.

If they did they would be totally destroyed as a country. I kinda doubt they would go there.

 

[JoeB131]

Anyone here thinking this will be a contained conflict is mistaken.

Twinkie, the reality is, Iran just has to wait for the Zionists to realize they aren't accomplishing anything other than creating sympathy for Iran in the international community.

This was beyond dumb.

 

[Lisa558]

G-d Willing !

Amen!

 

[toomuchtime_]

BREAKING:

Second wave of strikes has just begun.

Netanyahu has said the attack will continue as long as necessary which I take to mean until all important military targets in Iran have been destroyed and all important components of Iran's nuclear program have been destroyed, including human components.