Well to be fair the rockets were also dangerous for them. Make no mistake, the arabs do not want Iran to truly fall as it gives too much unpredictability. Having a predictable "bad guy" is better than an unpredictable result.
I thought it was Russia and "The Jews"
It's definitely talking points for the media. Military personnel and assets are being moved out of Al Udeid. You don't move assets like that unless you're planning to take real action. I have a hard time believing the Iranian regime can offer anything meaningful to halt military action from Israel or the US. The delaying of the execution is essentially a hostage situation, but the geopolitical significance of the fall of Iran's existing regime is too small to ignore. They've pissed off all their neighbors, doesn't matter if it's Azerbaijan, Jordan, or Turkey. Everyone's sick of Iran's proxy war bullshit. China holds to non-interventionism and will offer no direct support, and Russia can't do anything due to the war in Ukraine. Iran is isolated.
This is even retarded coming from a Keyboard warrior. You have to make no decisions on lives and you get to sit there and talk about a government who is actually doing something for people?
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It means they are considering something that might trigger launches of drones and missiles from Iran.
Al Udeid was a target back in June last year during Iran's retaliatory strike after their nuclear facilities were struck.
Retard
Basically, Iran's position right now lolGo ahead, try and attack the most powerful navy the world has ever seen.
I'd agree, if it weren't the IRGC. The assholes are the mullahs, but their bloodhounds are on the streets.
I don't think you prepare something so fast. It takes time to bring forces to where they need to be, to think of exit strategies, etc. It's not as if it's a press of a button.
It's the one lining his pockets the most at the current time.
People had no choice really - in protests like this people die. You either win or you lose. IRGC has nothing to lose at this point. If they lose, they lose all their power.
Some people think that the armed protesters can topple the regime by itself. it has never happened without organization - Iraq war demostrated that. Arab Spring too.
Maybe, but I also think they will try to strike a deal with them where ayatollah will be out of power one way or another. The main thing is that it is a truly endgame now as Qatar and Saudi Arabia are both involved.
I hope USA will develop more weaponry or more advanced something, because while air carriers are strong - it takes too much time to deploy them and also they are extremely visible and expensive.
Extreme within vs extreme outside. Iran might have decided that "we have nothing to lose, let's all go to hell together" and just go on rampage in the region. I still think that Trump will strike, but SA, Qatar and Oman will have to offer something and I would not be surprised that ayatollah is cooked in any case - just the monarchies will give IRGC and co. a way out. As it is pretty clear that neither Turkey, nor Russia, nor China are offering Iran anything.
I mean, considering that what SA, Qatar and Oman are doing, do you really think Iran will continue behave the same as before. Bombing everything is not the only option there.
Democracy eh? Even if ayatollah falls, it won't be a democracy. Elites will want to maintain the power + all those regional terrorist groups.
