Trumps attack on Iran - 2026 edition
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...the Zionist War has shown a quantifiable emphasis on attacks on Iran’s ballistic missile, naval and drone capacity; its related mobile and communications systems; as well as attacks on IRGC installations, according to Clionadh Raleigh, the founder of the he Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), which has been tracking the war.
But about 30 percent of attacks focused on what she described as “hyperlocal military and security infrastructure” traditionally used to assert control over the population, Raleigh explained. Iran’s nuclear facilities, meanwhile, have been some of the “least hit” targets.
Trump’s objective of destroying Iran’s nuclear capabilities would also be impossible without some form of ground operation.
But about 30 percent of attacks focused on what she described as “hyperlocal military and security infrastructure” traditionally used to assert control over the population, Raleigh explained. Iran’s nuclear facilities, meanwhile, have been some of the “least hit” targets.
Trump’s objective of destroying Iran’s nuclear capabilities would also be impossible without some form of ground operation.
The trade routes were just fine until...
You mean the free flowing trades routes Donald Trump rendered impassable by his war?
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You cannot negotiate with islam, all talk about reaching an agreement is laughable. A war against islam is a just war, all the world's civilised countries should be together in destroying it.
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The West should double down on the Iran war
Donald Trump may be the volatile leader of an unstable coalition. America’s numerous interventions in the Middle East may have been marked by chaos, inconstancy and the erosion of western prestige. Nato, and even more so the European Union, may be militarily anaemic and economically sclerotic...
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A senile American President in charge of the worlds largest military force, and an Israeli war mongerer, both desperate to stay out of prison are much more dangerous.
It's Trump and Netanyahu's fault that the Hormuz strait is blocked. Those two idiotic old criminals should have foresaw the obvious.
Do you really want a middle ease army
You do realise most of the Middle East is Islammic.. And our allies. Be careful what you wish for. Negotiation is precisely what is needed. Netin yahoos attacks are the most expensive election manifesto in history. Now is the best time to negotiate.You cannot negotiate with islam, all talk about reaching an agreement is laughable. A war against islam is a just war, all the world's civilised countries should be together in destroying it.
The West should double down on the Iran war
Donald Trump may be the volatile leader of an unstable coalition. America’s numerous interventions in the Middle East may have been marked by chaos, inconstancy and the erosion of western prestige. Nato, and even more so the European Union, may be militarily anaemic and economically sclerotic...
Since you mention trade routes... Nearly half of the world’s traded urea – the most widely used fertiliser – and large volumes of other fertilisers are exported from Gulf countries via the Strait of Hormuz, making global agriculture highly exposed to any disruption there. Recent disruptions to gas supplies and shipping have already forced fertiliser plants, which use natural gas to manufacture fertiliser, in the Gulf and beyond to shut or cut their output.
According to one shipping services company, the Signal Group, 20 percent of the world’s fertiliser originates in the Gulf...Several of the biggest importers of Gulf fertilisers – including India, Brazil and China – are also among the world’s largest food producers. India is one of the world’s largest producers of agriculture and food products such as rice, wheat, pulses and fruit. In 2024, Indian rice accounted for roughly a quarter of the world’s rice exports.
According to the US Department of Agriculture, Brazil now accounts for nearly 60 percent of global soya bean exports. The country also exports sugar and corn. China is a major tea producer, supplying tea leaves worldwide as well as other agricultural staples such as garlic and mushrooms.
All the bullshít trump can summon won't be enough to protect global food supplies as the Zionist War goes on...and on....and on...
According to one shipping services company, the Signal Group, 20 percent of the world’s fertiliser originates in the Gulf...Several of the biggest importers of Gulf fertilisers – including India, Brazil and China – are also among the world’s largest food producers. India is one of the world’s largest producers of agriculture and food products such as rice, wheat, pulses and fruit. In 2024, Indian rice accounted for roughly a quarter of the world’s rice exports.
According to the US Department of Agriculture, Brazil now accounts for nearly 60 percent of global soya bean exports. The country also exports sugar and corn. China is a major tea producer, supplying tea leaves worldwide as well as other agricultural staples such as garlic and mushrooms.
All the bullshít trump can summon won't be enough to protect global food supplies as the Zionist War goes on...and on....and on...