The UAE is now launching attacks on Iranian facilities. Let's go!

[HikerGuy83]

The only thing TACO and BIBI certainly destroyed was Iran's "meaningless" fleet, and previous moderate government. Whilst the vast majority of it's "mosquito-fleet" remains intact. Same goes for Iran's fighter-strike fighters with more then 80% being intact.
Iran's conventional ground-forces remain to 90% intact, and Iran still holds around 75% of it's pre-war missiles count and launchers.
Whilst production numbers and capability remain basically unknown.

Due to Iran having stringently stuck to it's passive radar identification method - no reliable figures whatsoever exist onto it's still existing AA capabilities.

One would therefore have to question the number of strikes the IDF and US claimed - or at least the "target-identification" and verification methods. The whole issue reminds strongly onto the "statistical-method" used during the Vietnam war - rather then the factual verification process applied by the US Armed forces and it's coalition partners in the two Iraq wars.

What are they betting in Vegas in terms of how fast the Iranian neanderthal army is obliterated if the shooting starts again?

 

[georgephillip]

What are they betting in Vegas in terms of how fast the Iranian neanderthal army is obliterated if the shooting starts again?

Are you under the impression Trump is telling the truth about US destruction of Iranian military assets?

GoogleAI Overview: "Did Iran use inflatable decoys in war?"

"Yes, reports from early 2026 suggest that Iran has deployed inflatable decoys as part of its military strategy to deceive U.S. and Israeli forces during conflicts. [1, 2]

• "Decoy Usage & Purpose: Iran reportedly uses inflatable, balloon-like replicas of military equipment—including tanks, missile launchers, and fighter jets—to mimic real weaponry.
• Strategic Goal: These decoys are designed to look realistic from satellites, drones, and reconnaissance aircraft, causing opponents to waste expensive, high-precision missiles on cheap, rubber targets rather than on real assets.
• Scale and Origin: Some reports, often circulated on social media, have claimed that a massive number of these decoys (sometimes cited as up to 900,000) were imported from China."

 

[Thethingsz]

It's past time a coalition of the free world join forces in crushing the remnants of this evil regime. Time is just about up for NATO countries. The time is N-O-W!!!!

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-u-a-e-has-been-secretly-carrying-out-attacks-on-iran-f1745a0d?eafs_enabled=false

Nice

 

[HikerGuy83]

Are you under the impression Trump is telling the truth about US destruction of Iranian military assets?

GoogleAI Overview: "Did Iran use inflatable decoys in war?"

"Yes, reports from early 2026 suggest that Iran has deployed inflatable decoys as part of its military strategy to deceive U.S. and Israeli forces during conflicts. [1, 2]

• "Decoy Usage & Purpose: Iran reportedly uses inflatable, balloon-like replicas of military equipment—including tanks, missile launchers, and fighter jets—to mimic real weaponry.
• Strategic Goal: These decoys are designed to look realistic from satellites, drones, and reconnaissance aircraft, causing opponents to waste expensive, high-precision missiles on cheap, rubber targets rather than on real assets.
• Scale and Origin: Some reports, often circulated on social media, have claimed that a massive number of these decoys (sometimes cited as up to 900,000) were imported from China."

I am under the impression that if we declared war on IRAN...that in two weeks we'd be calling it East Carolina.

 

[georgephillip]

I am under the impression that if we declared war on IRAN...that in two weeks we'd be calling it East Carolina.

How much would you be paying for gasoline?

 

[HikerGuy83]

How much would you be paying for gasoline?

I am not sure how would I compute that.

It seems to me that the market would come back into it's former equilibrium.

Maybe I am missing something.

 

[WEATHER53]

Are you under the impression Trump is telling the truth about US destruction of Iranian military assets?

GoogleAI Overview: "Did Iran use inflatable decoys in war?"

"Yes, reports from early 2026 suggest that Iran has deployed inflatable decoys as part of its military strategy to deceive U.S. and Israeli forces during conflicts. [1, 2]

• "Decoy Usage & Purpose: Iran reportedly uses inflatable, balloon-like replicas of military equipment—including tanks, missile launchers, and fighter jets—to mimic real weaponry.
• Strategic Goal: These decoys are designed to look realistic from satellites, drones, and reconnaissance aircraft, causing opponents to waste expensive, high-precision missiles on cheap, rubber targets rather than on real assets.
• Scale and Origin: Some reports, often circulated on social media, have claimed that a massive number of these decoys (sometimes cited as up to 900,000) were imported from China."

Not under the impression but rather guided by the fact

 

[WEATHER53]

How much would you be paying for gasoline?

I doubt seriously you can own and operate a motor vehicle

 

[Zincwarrior]

The UAE is there. WHY ARE WE THERE? THATS SIX Thousand MILES AWAY!

 

[Failzero]

I doubt seriously you can own and operate a motor vehicle

Or Firearms ?

 

[MayorQuimby]

I just heard a TV report on the UAE kinetic attacks on Iran. Those retarded Iranians have fired MORE MISSILES AT THE UAE THAN AT ISRAEL!!!

Really? Why do they do that?

 

[The Duke]

If you morons would look at a map, the UAE is closer to Iran than any other country besides Iraq. Weapons have ranges where they can be used and Iran is down to the bottle of the barrel.

Freudian slip there, Captain Salty?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I've resisted that thought for as long as I can. . . but when they started putting Iranian regime flag-waving citizens on the bridges to keep them from being bombed. . . I started thinking, what if they really are there voluntarily?

Now we see no signs of help, even from the Kurds, and the rallies supporting the IRGC have me leaning more and more in favor of Trump taking out the energy plants and all.

The gut check is that I KNOW without a doubt that there are a significant number of Iranians (especially women) who are actually longing for liberation from those Islamotardz.

How would they know Trump was threatening to attack bridges unless the Iranian government told them?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Freudian slip there, Captain Salty?

No, and only a moron would come up with that bullshit!

 

[The Duke]

How would they know Trump was threatening to attack bridges unless the Iranian government told them?

A valid point. They must have broadcast it on their propaganda network.
Hmph, America has those too, now.

 

[The Duke]

No, and only a moron would come up with that bullshit!

I didn't say "bottle of the barrel".

 

[San Souci]

It's past time a coalition of the free world join forces in crushing the remnants of this evil regime. Time is just about up for NATO countries. The time is N-O-W!!!!

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-u-a-e-has-been-secretly-carrying-out-attacks-on-iran-f1745a0d?eafs_enabled=false

We need a New alliance.

 

[georgephillip]

I doubt seriously you can own and operate a motor vehicle

True which has little to do with the price of gasoline after a US declaration of war turns Iran into East Carolina.

I haven't driven a motor vehicle in 30 years; however, I currently walk to a from my local supermarket several times a week, and I recognize how the price of diesel fuel affects my monthly budget:

GoogleAI Overview:

"Diesel prices in the U.S. have surged by over 40% to 54% since the start of the U.S.-Israel war with Iran on Feb. 28, 2026, driven by a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, rising above $5.00-$5.69 a gallon by late March/April 2026.

"This increase exceeds the rise in gasoline prices, raising inflation and transport costs."

 

[georgephillip]

I am not sure how would I compute that.

It seems to me that the market would come back into it's former equilibrium.

Maybe I am missing something.

Or I may be misunderstanding your argument?

I am under the impression that if we declared war on IRAN...that in two weeks we'd be calling it East Carolina.

If we subjected Iran to that level of physical destruction, I believe Iran would destroy gulf Arab oil infrastructure.

If that ever happens, the price of US gasoline would spike to levels never seen before.

GoogleAI claims the average American drives roughly 37 miles a day.

I don't think the average American's monthly budget would allow such consumption if the US turned Iran into East Carolina.

 

[WEATHER53]

I’m fed up with USA lack of effective response to a rowboat terrorist nation.
Hell their own kind are turning against them while we play along with insane declarations from the 15th century about what the world can or can’t do in international waters