Iran vs Israel/US: 60k Iranian troop on alert, Israel say strikes soon..
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About what?
Ain’t talking about threats, I’m talking about attackingNot the 1st time Trump has threatened a country that has nukes. This is the level of sheer inept AF we're talking about here. There's nothing strategic, in a realistic sense, about this clown show in the WH. Tanking U.S. assets overseas is not beyond reach of what the reverse-midas touch could do. There are numerous, sensitively located U.S. bases that could get wiped out for starters.
This current Administration discusses overseas battle plans in unsecure chat rooms and they're talking shit to Iran?
It's only been staging so far.
Well, so far its's been threats, multiple deadlines (to get back into a nuclear deal that the U.S. withdrew from under Trump's 1st term) from the WH, and staging. The U.S. is seriously under estimating Iran with these clown show movements in that region. I doubt the downgraded Federal intelligence agencies truly know what military assets Iran has.
But, we'll see what happens from here.
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Russia-China-Iran nuclear-related meeting due in Moscow on April 7-8 — Iranian MFA
WorldApril 07, 13:11Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that the parties had agreed to concentrate their efforts on finding "viable and sustainable negotiating solutions" to address Western prejudices against Iran's nuclear program
DUBAI, April 7. /TASS/. Trilateral consultations by Russia, China and Iran on the Iranian nuclear program will be held in Moscow on April 7-8, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghai has said."A regular trilateral meeting will be held today or tomorrow in Moscow. China, Russia and Iran will discuss various aspects related to the nuclear issue, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action and UN Security Council Resolution 2231," Baghai told a weekly news briefing.
Consultations on nuclear issues involving the deputy foreign ministers of Russia, China, and Iran took place in Beijing on March 14. Following the discussions, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that the parties had agreed to concentrate their efforts on finding "viable and sustainable negotiating solutions" to address Western prejudices against Iran's nuclear program, while respecting Tehran's legitimate right to the peaceful use of atomic energy, as outlined in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Iranian Nuclear Issues
In 2015, Iran, along with Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia, and the United States, signed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), which aimed to resolve a crisis that began in 2002 due to Western accusations of Tehran developing nuclear weapons. However, in 2018, US President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal from the JCPOA and reinstated all US sanctions against Iran.In response, Iran announced in 2020 that it would reduce its commitments under the JCPOA and limit access for International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors. Negotiations to restore the nuclear deal took place in Vienna from 2021 to 2022 but ended without a resolution. Upon returning to the White House in 2025, Trump signed an executive order to resume a policy of maximum pressure on Iran and threatened military action should Tehran refuse to agree to a new deal with Washington.
On March 7, Trump stated that he had sent a message to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, proposing talks on the nuclear program. While Tehran rejected direct dialogue with the US, it indicated that discussions through mediators could be a possibility.
On March 30, Trump announced he would impose additional duties on Iran in two weeks if the nuclear talks failed, also threatening unprecedented bombing of Iran, if it completely rejected the deal. In response, Khamenei expressed skepticism about the likelihood of US military intervention but warned that any attempts by Washington to incite unrest in Iran would provoke a strong reaction.
On October 18, Western countries will have the option to activate the snapback mechanism, which allows for the automatic reinstatement of UN Security Council sanctions against Tehran. Iran has warned that, in such a scenario, it would withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, despite Khamenei's 2003 decree that officially prohibits the development of nuclear weapons in the country.
This was what I was talking about.. Russia supporting Iran. But they feel like russia is talking shit and I gonna lift a finger.