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That they would even bother to mine it makes me call into question the idea that they can just control the strait from the hills with mortars, but I don't know shit about military shit.
 
Yesterday, the IDF announced that two soldiers of the Paratroopers Brigade were moderately injured during clashes in southern Lebanon. According to the IDF, the paratroopers had raided several Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, and at one building they encountered several Hezbollah operatives.

The Paratroopers directed strikes on the fighters and killed atleast two, the IDF published footage of the strikes and radio comms today.



 
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That they would even bother to mine it makes me call into question the idea that they can just control the strait from the hills with mortars, but I don't know shit about military shit.
It's been pretty well-known for years now that it's practically impossible to mine the Strait due to its depth and currents. They didn't even try during the Iran-Iraq War. They're relying solely on insurance companies and tanker captains being pussies.
 
People don't realize that military internet systems were the wild west about all the way into the late 2000s. SIPRnet was obviously a lot more locked down, but that sure didn't stop Bradley Manning from dropping a USB in his terminal to download a whole bunch of classified material.
He used a DVD-R labeled lady gaga. The military banning USBs was retarded because you could still burn CDs and DVD disc from a SIPRnet computer.
 
objectively speaking, I’m seeing a continuation of the trends already easy. I’m seeing a shift of focus of domestic Industrial production, not just of oil and gas but in general.
 
It appears that once again, America's superiority has led to some controversy.
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I mean the reason a lot of the goofier laws that Ze Juice had to follow are no longer part of Christian ceremony is because the reason those rules were in place was to make way for the messiah to be born to those chosen people.

After Jesus showed up there's no reason to do it anymore, he's already here.
I had a jewish friend in high school (not really practicing but his parents raised him very religious) who described it as

Old Testamate: God says "okay, here are some very basic rules for civilization so you guys can stop acting like animals, I know humans and if you do these things it will all go much better for you!"
New Testamate: God Says "Okay..... now be slightly less jewish about the whole thing"
 
It's literally the only card they have to play, and its value is decreasing by the hour.
Had Iran not been so lucky as to be positioned right next to a natural chokepoint, the regime would have been toppled decades ago.
They didn't do any research here and realize this isn't the 70s. They honestly expected to repeat the 70s oil crisis.
 
While the round of direct negotiations between Iran and the United States is taking place in Pakistan, Israel is preparing to return to war if the talks fail. A senior security official told Kan News this evening (Saturday) that "the ceasefire agreement is extremely fragile. We are more pessimistic than optimistic."

Israel is not part of the talks in Pakistan and serves as a “secondary player,” yet it has presented the United States with a list of demands: removing enriched uranium from underground storage, dismantling the enrichment facilities in Fordow, shutting down Iran’s nuclear project, and separating the Lebanese issue from the Iranian arena.

According to an Israeli source, the Americans see eye to eye with the Israeli demands and have no confidence that the Iranians will compromise – which is why they are preparing to return to war before the end of the two weeks.

Source for the stalemate over the Hormuz (no archive yet).

Another round of negotiations is expected tomorrow.
 
Israel is preparing to return to war if the talks fail. A senior security official told Kan News this evening (Saturday) that "the ceasefire agreement is extremely fragile. We are more pessimistic than optimistic."
They also said that if and when negotiations collapse, they're having their own Bridge and Power Plant Day, whether America wants to participate or not.
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Huh, interesting… I know Stud got Bridge and Power Planted, but I can’t notice the rest of the doomer brigade is awfully quiet. Is it Iran’s ‘win’ being further rendered nothing but smoke and mirrors, or is it because they aren’t getting paid weekends/overtime for this?
 
They also said that if and when negotiations collapse, they're having their own Bridge and Power Plant Day, whether America wants to participate or not.
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It’d be really bad for American and Israeli relations if it happens while talks were still viable or ongoing.

Like bad enough to where I could see Trump attempting to pivot away from Israel, by framing them as an unreliable ally.

Thats why I don’t think they’ll do this unless talks are a lost cause or America collaborates with them.
 
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