US and Iran conflict thread. ( merged threads)

[spat]

If that picture is current, and I doubt it is, if we have it on a forum the military surely has it and would have taken them out or have plans to deal with it.

Pretty sure the ceasefire was because we ran out of targets.

We don't really want to hit stuff that will hurt the civilian population, even if it is legitimate dual use facilities like power plants.

So, I think we're just waiting for enough military only targets to resurface before we hit them again.

IMHO they should target all the IRGC targets they can find. Right down to the low level leadership. "Add Lt. Achmed's house to the list..."

 

[Steal2B]

If that picture is current, and I doubt it is, if we have it on a forum the military surely has it and would have taken them out or have plans to deal with it.

Since Al Jazeera posted it after the cease fire, it very well may be fake, or a propaganda piece or a taunt.

 

[holdover]

Since Al Jazeera posted it after the cease fire, it very well may be fake, or a propaganda piece or a taunt.

Why you think Iran doesn't have any missiles left? ( probably fake but just sayin)

 

[holdover]

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Half the guys on this forum would be all for a massive 20 year ground war to protect Israel , then tell you how they love the troops

 

[spat]

Half the guys on this forum would be all for a massive 20 year ground war to protect Israel , then tell you how they love the troops

And some would be all for Iran getting the nuclear weapons they crave because that's "only fair".

They DGAF that Iran is holding a critical international water way hostage, and is responsible for most of the violence in the middle east. They can completely be trusted with ICBMs and nukes.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

At this point, I think if we are going to fight any country, we should just keep it afterwards. The troops that fought can claim any part of it they can hold, but must pledge allegiance the the American empire. We can continue to support them militarily in exchange for their resources.

 

[holdover]

At this point, I think if we are going to fight any country, we should just keep it afterwards. The troops that fought can claim any part of it they can hold, but must pledge allegiance the the American empire. We can continue to support them militarily in exchange for their resources.

that sounds much better in the original German

 

[holdover]

And some would be all for Iran getting the nuclear weapons they crave because that's "only fair".

They DGAF that Iran is holding a critical international water way hostage, and is responsible for most of the violence in the middle east. They can completely be trusted with ICBMs and nukes.

How are you so sure they dont have them now? You think North Korea or Pakistan has some kind of moral dilemma that they wont sell or give them to Iran? At this point the fucking Russians or Chinese might sell it to them

 

[FP1201]

And some would be all for Iran getting the nuclear weapons they crave because that's "only fair".

They DGAF that Iran is holding a critical international water way hostage, and is responsible for most of the violence in the middle east. They can completely be trusted with ICBMs and nukes.

The only thing those complaining care about is feeding their TDS, if it were Biden or god help us Harris, they'd be cumming all over themselves with validations for eradicating Iran's Military assets, Foreign Terrorist funding, and especially it's nuclear weapons program.
On the other side, there's been a Plan since Bush I to conquer Iraq, Afghanistan, and ultimately Iran for a multitude of reasons, some valid others selfish and nefarious. Even though he was a Republican, George Bush was an evil fucker as was his Father and as fate would have it his two Sons were too fucking stupid to do anything more than the positions engineered by their Father.

 

[holdover]

The only thing those complaining care about is feeding their TDS, if it were Biden or god help us Harris, they'd be cumming all over themselves with validations for eradicating Iran's Military assets, Foreign Terrorist funding, and especially it's nuclear weapons program.
On the other side, there's been a Plan since Bush I to conquer Iraq, Afghanistan, and ultimately Iran for a multitude of reasons, some valid others selfish and nefarious. Even though he was a Republican, George Bush was an evil fucker as was his Father and as fate would have it his two Sons were too fucking stupid to do anything more than the positions engineered by their Father.

your an idiot. From your mouth to Gods ears may you and yours suffer the same fate as you wished upon Israels enemy's

 

[FP1201]

Half the guys on this forum would be all for a massive 20 year ground war to protect Israel , then tell you how they love the troops

If that whole half of the World went up in a giant mushroom cloud a fuck I would not give. Jews are smart people that have exploited those intellectually inferior or loyal to those controlling them...I don't hate them or their religion per say, but good fences make good neighbors.

 

[FP1201]

your an idiot. From your mouth to Gods ears may you and yours suffer the same fate as you wished upon Israels enemy's

So you oppose the US's actions against Iran because a) you think Israel controls us b) We've finally had enough of the threats and deaths to Americans c) You're a Jew hater and certain they control the US Government d) All the above?

 

[Steal2B]

Why you think Iran doesn't have any missiles left? ( probably fake but just sayin)

Why would you think that I think Iran doesn't have any missiles left?

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

that sounds much better in the original German

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An diesem Punkt bin ich der Meinung, dass wir, wenn wir schon gegen ein Land kämpfen, es danach einfach behalten sollten. Die kämpfenden Truppen können jeden Teil davon beanspruchen, den sie halten können, müssen aber dem amerikanischen Imperium Treue schwören. Wir können sie im Gegenzug für ihre Ressourcen weiterhin militärisch unterstützen.

 

[Steal2B]

Report says China helped Iran rebuild missile and drone capabilities ahead of Trump Xi meeting​

A split image shows Chinese President Xi Jinping, left, and President Donald Trump, right, after Trump said China agreed to stop supplying weapons to Iran. (Vincent Thian/POOL/AFP via Getty Images; Salwan Georges/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

China has played a key role in helping Iran rebuild its military capabilities following recent U.S. strikes as President Donald Trump prepares to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, according to a report.

JINSA.org reported that Beijing has provided Tehran with dual-use items for ballistic missile production, as well as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities and air defense systems, helping Iran recover from damage sustained during recent conflicts.

The report said China also supplied sodium perchlorate, a key chemical precursor used in missile fuel, in quantities sufficient for hundreds of missiles, enabling Iran to rapidly rebuild its ballistic missile program after suffering significant losses.

JINSA.org reported that China continued bolstering Iran’s capabilities ahead of U.S. military operations, including by moving surveillance assets into the Middle East and working to strengthen Tehran’s offensive capabilities.

The report added that Beijing was sending offensive drones to Iran and was close to finalizing a deal for CM-302 supersonic missiles, while also deploying vessels capable of tracking U.S. naval activity and potentially providing targeting data for Iranian operations.

Chinese companies also published satellite imagery of U.S. military assets in the region, signaling Beijing’s ability to monitor American movements and potentially share intelligence, while China participated in joint naval exercises with Iran and Russia to enhance coordination.
The analysis argued that Trump’s upcoming summit with Xi presents a key opportunity for the United States to pressure China to halt its support for Iran and curb the transfer of military and dual-use technologies.

Posted by Greg Wehner

https://jinsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Holding-China-Accountable-for-Iran.pdf

 

[holdover]

Why would you think that I think Iran doesn't have any missiles left?

Because it sounded like that from your post regarding Missiles picture

""Since Al Jazeera posted it after the cease fire, it very well may be fake, or a propaganda piece or a taunt.""

 

[holdover]

So you oppose the US's actions against Iran because a) you think Israel controls us b) We've finally had enough of the threats and deaths to Americans c) You're a Jew hater and certain they control the US Government d) All the above?

E none of the above.

and support of Israel over US citizens makes you a an American hater

 

[holdover]

If that whole half of the World went up in a giant mushroom cloud a fuck I would not give. Jews are smart people that have exploited those intellectually inferior or loyal to those controlling them...I don't hate them or their religion per say, but good fences make good neighbors.

but you see the non jews as inferior? .

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Report says China helped Iran rebuild missile and drone capabilities ahead of Trump Xi meeting​

A split image shows Chinese President Xi Jinping, left, and President Donald Trump, right, after Trump said China agreed to stop supplying weapons to Iran. (Vincent Thian/POOL/AFP via Getty Images; Salwan Georges/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

China has played a key role in helping Iran rebuild its military capabilities following recent U.S. strikes as President Donald Trump prepares to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, according to a report.

JINSA.org reported that Beijing has provided Tehran with dual-use items for ballistic missile production, as well as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities and air defense systems, helping Iran recover from damage sustained during recent conflicts.

The report said China also supplied sodium perchlorate, a key chemical precursor used in missile fuel, in quantities sufficient for hundreds of missiles, enabling Iran to rapidly rebuild its ballistic missile program after suffering significant losses.

JINSA.org reported that China continued bolstering Iran’s capabilities ahead of U.S. military operations, including by moving surveillance assets into the Middle East and working to strengthen Tehran’s offensive capabilities.

The report added that Beijing was sending offensive drones to Iran and was close to finalizing a deal for CM-302 supersonic missiles, while also deploying vessels capable of tracking U.S. naval activity and potentially providing targeting data for Iranian operations.

Chinese companies also published satellite imagery of U.S. military assets in the region, signaling Beijing’s ability to monitor American movements and potentially share intelligence, while China participated in joint naval exercises with Iran and Russia to enhance coordination.
The analysis argued that Trump’s upcoming summit with Xi presents a key opportunity for the United States to pressure China to halt its support for Iran and curb the transfer of military and dual-use technologies.

Posted by Greg Wehner

https://jinsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Holding-China-Accountable-for-Iran.pdf

The better question, why wouldn't China help them?

It's the same thing we're doing with Ukraine and Russia.

Every missile interceptor fired at an Iranian missile is one less to not be used against China.

 

[holdover]

U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel: Overview and Developments since October 7, 2023 Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign assistance since World War II. Successive Administrations, working with Congress, have provided Israel with assistance reflective of robust domestic U.S. support for Israel and its security; shared strategic goals in the Middle East; and historical ties dating from U.S. support for the creation of Israel in 1948. To date, the United States has provided Israel $174 billion (current, or non-inflation-adjusted, dollars) in bilateral assistance and missile defense funding. Over the last two decades, including during Israel’s ongoing conflict with Hamas, American public attitudes toward Israel as expressed in public-opinion polling have shifted somewhat when compared to previous eras.


Though lawmakers continue to vote in favor of U.S. assistance to Israel, there have been calls from some political and ideological groups to reevaluate the long-standing U.S.-Israeli assistance relationship. In 2016, the U.S. and Israeli governments signed their third 10-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on military aid, covering FY2019 to FY2028. Under the terms of the MOU, the United States pledged to provide—subject to congressional appropriation—$38 billion in military aid ($33 billion in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) grants plus $5 billion in missile defense appropriations) to Israel. While negotiations over the next MOU have yet to start, U.S. and Israeli experts and government officials have already started to formulate proposals to shape future U.S.-Israeli military cooperation. Since the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023 and Israel’s subsequent conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, Congress has provided emergency supplemental military assistance to Israel and appropriated funding beyond the annual MOU terms for joint U.S.-Israeli missile defense programs. In April 2024, Congress passed P.L. 118-50 (Making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes).


That act included, among other things, $3.5 billion in FMF for Israel. The act also included $5.2 billion in defense appropriations for missile defense ($4 billion) and Israel’s new laser defense system, Iron Beam ($1.2 billion). P.L. 119-4, the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025, provides FMF and missile defense cooperation funds to Israel at FY2024 levels ($3.3 billion and $500 million, respectively). The act also contains several Israel-specific provisions or anomalies, such as: Section 11206(1) specifies FY2025 FMF for Off-Shore Procurement for Israel (per the terms of the MOU) at $450.3 million; Section 11208(c) reauthorizes loan guarantees to Israel through 2030; and Section 11208(d) reauthorizes annual monetary caps for U.S. additions to the War Reserve Stockpile for Allies program, including the stockpile in Israel, through FY2027 (at $500 million per year). P.L. 118-47, the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, FY2024, in addition to providing the amounts mentioned above, also included $47 million for the U.S.- Israeli anti-tunneling program and $40 million for the U.S.-Israeli counter-unmanned aerial systems program.


In the 119th Congress, lawmakers have proposed The United States-Israel Defense Partnership Act of 2025 (H.R. 1229 & S. 554), which would, among other things, authorize additional defense funding for U.S.-Israeli counter-unmanned aerial systems cooperation and anti-tunnel cooperation, and would mandate that the Secretary of Defense engage the “Minister of Defense of Israel in a discussion of the process of the ascension of Israel into the national technology and industrial base (as defined in Section 4801 of Title 10, United States Code).” In the Senate, Senator Bernie Sanders has proposed multiple resolutions disapproving various U.S. arms sales to Israel. As of May 2025, the Senate has voted against discharging the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from further consideration of two resolutions (S.J.Res. 26 and S.J.Res. 33) by votes of 15-83 and 15-82, respectively.

I do not consent!!! We cant even fix the roads in the US !!! Our own military needs to be rebuilt. America first . fuck everybody else.

I didnt support the hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine either, and Not because i hated Ukrainians

https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/RL/PDF/RL33222/RL33222.51.pdf

Federal Tax Dollars: Estimates suggest that New York State residents send roughly \(\$315\) million in federal tax dollars to the Israeli military annually, but this is a federal allocation, not a direct municipal contribution from NYC

If you support this bullshit , Your Anti American.

 

[FP1201]

but you see the non jews as inferior? .

I believe Jews see Gentiles as inferior...there is nothing unusual about Races, Religions, or any other demographic seeing another as "inferior" some are more adamant about it than others.

 

[FP1201]

U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel: Overview and Developments since October 7, 2023 Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign assistance since World War II. Successive Administrations, working with Congress, have provided Israel with assistance reflective of robust domestic U.S. support for Israel and its security; shared strategic goals in the Middle East; and historical ties dating from U.S. support for the creation of Israel in 1948. To date, the United States has provided Israel $174 billion (current, or non-inflation-adjusted, dollars) in bilateral assistance and missile defense funding. Over the last two decades, including during Israel’s ongoing conflict with Hamas, American public attitudes toward Israel as expressed in public-opinion polling have shifted somewhat when compared to previous eras.


Though lawmakers continue to vote in favor of U.S. assistance to Israel, there have been calls from some political and ideological groups to reevaluate the long-standing U.S.-Israeli assistance relationship. In 2016, the U.S. and Israeli governments signed their third 10-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on military aid, covering FY2019 to FY2028. Under the terms of the MOU, the United States pledged to provide—subject to congressional appropriation—$38 billion in military aid ($33 billion in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) grants plus $5 billion in missile defense appropriations) to Israel. While negotiations over the next MOU have yet to start, U.S. and Israeli experts and government officials have already started to formulate proposals to shape future U.S.-Israeli military cooperation. Since the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023 and Israel’s subsequent conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, Congress has provided emergency supplemental military assistance to Israel and appropriated funding beyond the annual MOU terms for joint U.S.-Israeli missile defense programs. In April 2024, Congress passed P.L. 118-50 (Making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes).


That act included, among other things, $3.5 billion in FMF for Israel. The act also included $5.2 billion in defense appropriations for missile defense ($4 billion) and Israel’s new laser defense system, Iron Beam ($1.2 billion). P.L. 119-4, the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025, provides FMF and missile defense cooperation funds to Israel at FY2024 levels ($3.3 billion and $500 million, respectively). The act also contains several Israel-specific provisions or anomalies, such as: Section 11206(1) specifies FY2025 FMF for Off-Shore Procurement for Israel (per the terms of the MOU) at $450.3 million; Section 11208(c) reauthorizes loan guarantees to Israel through 2030; and Section 11208(d) reauthorizes annual monetary caps for U.S. additions to the War Reserve Stockpile for Allies program, including the stockpile in Israel, through FY2027 (at $500 million per year). P.L. 118-47, the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, FY2024, in addition to providing the amounts mentioned above, also included $47 million for the U.S.- Israeli anti-tunneling program and $40 million for the U.S.-Israeli counter-unmanned aerial systems program.


In the 119th Congress, lawmakers have proposed The United States-Israel Defense Partnership Act of 2025 (H.R. 1229 & S. 554), which would, among other things, authorize additional defense funding for U.S.-Israeli counter-unmanned aerial systems cooperation and anti-tunnel cooperation, and would mandate that the Secretary of Defense engage the “Minister of Defense of Israel in a discussion of the process of the ascension of Israel into the national technology and industrial base (as defined in Section 4801 of Title 10, United States Code).” In the Senate, Senator Bernie Sanders has proposed multiple resolutions disapproving various U.S. arms sales to Israel. As of May 2025, the Senate has voted against discharging the Senate Foreign Relations Committee from further consideration of two resolutions (S.J.Res. 26 and S.J.Res. 33) by votes of 15-83 and 15-82, respectively.

I do not consent!!! We cant even fix the roads in the US !!! Our own military needs to be rebuilt. America first . fuck everybody else.

I didnt support the hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine either, and Not because i hated Ukrainians

https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/RL/PDF/RL33222/RL33222.51.pdf

Federal Tax Dollars: Estimates suggest that New York State residents send roughly \(\$315\) million in federal tax dollars to the Israeli military annually, but this is a federal allocation, not a direct municipal contribution from NYC

If you support this bullshit , Your Anti American.

well it would seem that Government Leaders except Obama and whoever was pulling Biden's strings feel otherwise and continue to fund Israel and there doesn't seem to be much we can do about it. I'm not happy about the dual citizenship's given people in Congress either, but are these military actions against Iran really the behest of Israel? Shit's been going on a very long time, and young people are increasingly taking a side against Jews, and if so they owe Hitler an apology? Maybe they were onto something? Ironic how they call out anyone they disagree with "Nazi's".

 

[spat]

your an idiot. From your mouth to Gods ears may you and yours suffer the same fate as you wished upon Israels enemy's

Their official policy for 45 years has been "death to America".

They have *continuously* been behind violent attacks on Americans since then.

That makes them *our* enemies.

 

[Bigfoot]

Their official policy for 45 years has been "death to America".

They have *continuously* been behind violent attacks on Americans since then.

That makes them *our* enemies.

This stuff isn't hard, but yet here we are.

 

[Bigfoot]

Iran's death to America regime's only hope is the American Democrats.

That kind of says it all.

 

[FP1201]

E none of the above.

and support of Israel over US citizens makes you a an American hater

WHERE oh please fucking show me where I wrote that I support Israel? Sounds to me like YOU are the "Jew Hater" and anyone that doesn't accept your line of thought is somehow anti-American.
I expect YOU are the "American hater" because it's not behaving the way YOU want or think it should. There is nothing wrong with not supporting our Governments position on a matter, but throwing out idioms and insults offers no solutions.
I strongly suggest you spend a bit more time actually READING, COMPREHENDING, and them formulating an opinion instead of being a bombastic asshole.

 

[Steal2B]

Because it sounded like that from your post regarding Missiles picture

""Since Al Jazeera posted it after the cease fire, it very well may be fake, or a propaganda piece or a taunt.""

Have no idea how you could construe that the post or the picture indicated I believed Iran is out of missiles.

They haven't stopped lobbing drones and missiles, they have no issue storing them in civilian population areas we and most others have been reluctant to target, they have a replenishment infrastructure with a pause that facilitates ramped up production , and it is no secret they have stored missiles and drones in modest numbers throughout the regime. Hell, a recent report claims Iran now has about 70% of their previous inventory (although this report is an outlier, other analysts still claim significant, [albeit much lower percentages], inventories are now available.)

 

[holdover]

Have no idea how you could construe that the post or the picture indicated I believed Iran is out of missiles.

They haven't stopped lobbing drones and missiles, they have no issue storing them in civilian population areas we and most others have been reluctant to target, they have a replenishment infrastructure with a pause that facilitates ramped up production , and it is no secret they have stored missiles and drones in modest numbers throughout the regime. Hell, a recent report claims Iran now has about 70% of their previous inventory (although this report is an outlier, other analysts still claim significant, [albeit much lower percentages], inventories are now available.)

Ok. I misunderstood you then .

 

[Steal2B]

The better question, why wouldn't China help them?

It's the same thing we're doing with Ukraine and Russia.

Every missile interceptor fired at an Iranian missile is one less to not be used against China.

The point in the reports cited was Xi claimed to Trump that the support for Iran to replenish armaments ceased during the conflict and pause. The reports were pointing out Xi lied.

 

[holdover]

They have *continuously* been behind violent attacks on Americans since then.

That makes them *our* enemies.

Absolute bullshit. You count every Muslim attack as Iranian backed. I got news for you, they were absolutely terrified of the US and avoided direct conflict with them

The reason they hate us is because of our support For Israel. You have already listed the so called terrorist attacks against us , most of which Iran had little or nothing to do with . and you had to go back 45 years . Look , I understand they are our enemy's, for various political reasons , but to say we are doing this because they took our embassy in 79 or supported the Lebanese when Marines were in their capital is utter nonsense.

We did this to support Israel. period . Thats it. not for us . nobody was fucking attacking us , We didnt do this to help Americans in any way shape or form . Your refusal to except this fact is disingenuous , and your support of it is disgusting .