Is the regime in Iran soon to be toast?
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Iran Intel Chief Killed As Israel Grants IDF 'Free Hand' To Eliminate Leaders;
Trump Muses Tehran Could Be 'Finished Off'
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EA-18G Growlers Appear to Be Flying Over Iran with Four Anti-Radiation Missiles
SEAD missions appear to be still a big focus of Operation Epic Fury, with EA-18Gs shown flying with four AGM-88s and F-16s flying with mixed AGM-88/JDAM
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The EU is reactionary. Don't expect them to help themselves out by opening the Straight. They'll sit back and wait for help. Too busy to do anything about the decline of their civilization.
No one has a clue here what the Iranian people want. They seem to be more pissed with yesterdays killing of their PhD Intelligence chief and his son who was also a scientist than they where with Khamenni.
Bombing Kharge Island means Iran would do the same for every middle east oil infrastructure and they also warned that they will target Israel nuclear sites, which I am sure is heavily defended but not immune to destruction.
Not true. India has 22 vessels or so in the Hormuz Straits and Iran has allowed them to pass.
Iranian embassy account on X have posted that they have requested India to transport the bodies of the sailors who where killed by the USN Submarine which where seen today in Iranian media along with their intelligence chief.
Also from the same official X account, Iran has asked for financial donations from Indian citizens (they have 200 million muslims in India) and medical supplies from Indian government.
No one has a clue what the Iranian people seem to be more pissed at.
The US should not be held hostage to what the regime "might" do. Better to bomb the regime out of existence so that no one is held hostage. Be done with it and let the world move forward.
I figured. That was for the "unconfirmed fact checking" crowd here.Yes, I think it was in jest
This is after todays attack on Iran gas infrastructure.
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They are getting help from people inside Iran who do not like the current regime.
mat200
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makes sense
This is the gas field the USA had concerns of a planned Iranian pipeline from this field through Iran, Iraq, and Syria to feed the European Market.
One of the key reasons the USA encouraged blocking operations ( like the Syrian Civil War to block the route of the planned pipeline, and the overthrow of Assad )
South Pars/North Dome Gas-Condensate Field is the world's largest natural gas field, located in the Persian Gulf and shared between Iran and Qatar. It spans 9,700 square kilometers, with 3,700 km² (South Pars) in Iranian waters and 6,000 km² (North Dome) in Qatari waters. The field holds an estimated 1,800 trillion cubic feet (5.1×10¹³ m³) of in-situ natural gas and 50 billion barrels of natural gas condensates, accounting for nearly 40% of Iran’s proven gas reserves and a significant portion of global reserves.
Iran’s South Pars field is developed in 24 phases, with 10 phases currently operational. As of early 2026, Iran’s daily production from the field was estimated at 2 billion cubic feet, primarily for domestic use due to sanctions and technical constraints. In contrast, Qatar’s North Dome produces 18.5 billion cubic feet per day, making it the backbone of Qatar’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports and contributing around 80% of government revenues.
On March 18, 2026, the field was struck in a reported Israeli air strike, targeting facilities in Asaluyeh, including gas storage tanks and refineries. Iranian state media confirmed the attack, which halted output at two refineries with a combined capacity of 100 million cubic meters per day. Iran accused Israel and the U.S. of coordination, calling the strike "dangerous and irresponsible." The attack has triggered warnings from Iran that Gulf energy assets are now "legitimate targets," escalating regional tensions and causing oil prices to surge above $108 a barrel.
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mat200
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With "friends like these"....
And, Trump takes the opportunity to PROVE that they haven't been with us in a long time. Not that we need them but great time to expose them. EXPOSED!
US allies need to get a grip – step up and help open the Strait of Hormuz
This is a global problem, if ever there was one. It needs a global response.nypost.com
You're kidd'n right ?!?!?
Honestly, USA is really a challenge to be an Ally with ..
Just totally screwed South Korea, Japan, Philippines, Australia with this war - as well as screwing the EU / nato
Remember NATO is a defensive alliance, and when the USA was attacked on 9/11 many came to help the USA - also many came to help the USA in the Iraq wars
However, if you just pay attention to prior wars, the USA spent a ton of time and effort to get teh allies on board of the various missions as well as coordinate with them.
Since Afghanistan and the screwed up withdrawal from there, USA allies do not want to experience holding that sort of bag again and be the last person out of the building
Ask yourself, HOW long does it take to plan to provision and put a destroyer into the Gulf area ?
Ask yourself, are USA military getting support from it's allies by having them allow the use of the bases in Europe ? The airspace ? The docks ?
USA is getting help from it's allies, but they can not fix the broken glass
Trump is just passing the blame out to everyone else, and claiming the reward. WOULD you want to join that sort of person in this game ??
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lol ..
I believe the Gulf Nations now want to see Iranian Regime out for good .. and publicly say "stop the war" and to Trump say "Finish this mess you started"