Iran Crisis & the 2026 War between Iran and the United States, Gulf States, and Israel - Please focus on news and coverage, not argumentation.

People against this are srcaping the lowest informed, most out of touch retard opinion piece no context jorno slop now in order to find even the flimsiest material to base thier opposition on now. Lmfao
I give credit and respect to people who stick to the "we shouldn't be doing this because we shouldn't be involved" line and keep it to an ethical or legal US-centric perspective.

I hate it when they are instead pretending that "um akychyually Iran is winning and the US is losing" in spite of all reality and logic
 

A radar installation on Iran's Kish Island was struck by U.S. airstrikes earlier today.

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US/Israeli airstrikes on the mountainous area east of Tehran, Iran.

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The Israel-Hezbollah war for the day of 3/4/2026, mapped.

The new Iranian Navy anthem just dropped:
 
Lebanon is such a shit show that I'm starting to think a Israeli annexion would be the best thing to happen for the Christian Lebanese population (don't care for the muslim ones, put them in Syria).

Only in some kind of peacekeeper actions, he won't fully engage in the war.


Lebanon is a French colonial creation and it still has strong ties with France, it's not surprising to see Macron trying to keep them far from an Israeli control.


Lebanon was great when it was the Christian paradise of Middle East. The only way to make it that way again would be to remove them, if anything Israel isn't killing enough of them.
Some sort of partition to restore Lebanon's original borders would be more preferable to & probably a lot more realistic than Israeli annexation of the whole place, since the Lebanese Christians aren't in any shape to Deus Vult the whole place themselves anymore. The borders of 'Lebanon' used to be smaller, more compact & more stable with a secure Christian supermajority, like so:

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However after the Ottomans collapsed and the French took over, the new colonial authorities expanded said borders to include a bunch of obviously non-Christian areas, heavily diluting said pre-WW1 Christian majority from 75-80% of the population (with Maronites comprising the largest share) to barely above 50%, IOW setting up the conditions for a sectarian civil war pitting the Christians (who wouldn't have wanted to lose their previously dominant status) against everyone else. Great for making Lebanon easier to control by outside forces that can play all these groups against one another, hellish when said control is lost and the fraying social system is put under too much stress, as evidenced by the civil war.

Christians are still mainly concentrated in the Mount Lebanon area to this day, so the original Mutasarrifate borders would make the most sense for a stable Lebanese Christian state. Israel clearly is gearing up to eat the Shiite-heavy south, where Hezbollah is strongest and which they did occupy previously anyway. AJ's Syria will probably want the Sunni-heavy north (and Lebanese Sunnis apparently do like that guy for being a successful Sunni warlord if what I've seen of them flying Syrian flags, as recorded in the Syrian Civil War/Syria and Lebanon subreddits both, is any indicator), IDK. There's your smaller, stabler and more religiously (Christian) homogeneous but still independent Lebanon, folks.

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The Houthis are largely buck-broken from Trump's air campaign over the summer/fall. Or did you forget about that because you are a zero-memory NPC with no object permanence? They got hammered on the ground by Saudi militia would be ill-prepared to go back to fucking around and finding out.
No they didn’t. Several warehouses were destroyed and a ceasefire was signed. I remember the 2023-2024 campaign just as well. The Houthis literally won the Yemeni civil war what the fuck are you talking about?
 
Hezbollah could not join the war October 2023 because they were involved in the Syrian war and trying to keep Assad's side from collapse (which is would do in November of 2024).
The Syrian civil war was cold in 2023-it restarted in November 2024. Assad had most of the territory back except Idlib and Deir Ezzor. Hezbollah had more than enough soldiers in Lebanon to join in. They didn’t die to domestic Lebanese politics. Namely their Shia constituents in southern Lebanon didn’t want them too, and their political position in the government was already shaky.
 
Israel clearly is gearing up to eat the Shiite-heavy south, where Hezbollah is strongest and which they did occupy previously anyway. AJ's Syria will probably want the Sunni-heavy north (and Lebanese Sunnis apparently do like that guy for being a successful Sunni warlord if what I've seen of them flying Syrian flags, as recorded in the Syrian Civil War/Syria and Lebanon subreddits both, is any indicator), IDK. There's your smaller, stabler and more religiously (Christian) homogeneous but still independent Lebanon, folks.
I really hope you're right. I want to live in a world where Lebanon is Christian again, where Persia is back and Middle East is more peaceful.
 
You know those fake videos showing Tel Aviv being destroyed Iran sympathizers are posting all across the internet?

I'd like to see an AI edit purporting to show Iran's newly unleashed SECRET WEAPON capable of destroying Israel and it turns out to be Mechagodzilla.
 

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It’s in Israel’s interest that Iran be shattered as a functioning state, civil war, coup, popular revolution, they have no interest in a stable Iran.

They literally said as much.
Where did they say that ? I'm pretty sure an Israeli aligned stable Iran would be the best thing for them.
 
The new Middle East, as seen by Netanyahu, is coming into view. "Summarising Israeli government’s position, Citrinowicz said: “If we can have a coup, great. If we can have people on the streets, great. If we can have a civil war, great. Israel couldn’t care less about the future . . . [or] the stability of Iran."


Behind a paywall-but quoted from the article.

 
I can't say about the government, but the Persians and especially those in Tehran would fucking love to be Western/Israeli allies after this. The best desalinization tech in the world, AND the ability to purchase Western or even Eastern consumer goods/electronics/cars without backchannels because of shitty sanctions? Fuck, my friend in Tehran will be ecstatic that he can actually buy Jack Daniels.
I think this person is an Israeli disinformation agent
 
Further info on the flight operations in Lebanon currently
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Not enough to protect oil and civilian infrastructure

The news is that there will be no regime change in Iran, this thread is full of uninformed posters writing fanfiction about it
When Trump, over multiple public speeches, appeals to the Iranian public to rise up and take back their country, that sounds a lot like a path and desire for regime change to me.
 
https://youtube.com/watch?v=jIS2eB-rGv0Local archive attached: never mind, the file is too large to upload
Game Theory 101, people would want to be the one getting the sweet deal in prison that lets them out early. How can they be certain of getting it? Simple, rip out the other's vocal chords so they can't squeal. Thus, destroying Iran's possibility of being a threat to US-Israeli interests. You know, because Iran was doing other stupid shit like being permissive of their proxies all across the Middle East?
 
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