I think I've seen and commented enough on the boxing match between Israel and Iran.
So far, it looks like both sides are systematically targeting mostly airbases, energy facilities, and anything that is vulnerable to the GCC's deep pockets.
Damage is roughly even, casualties are kept to a minimum although Israel can't help themselves from taking more civilians, and the US will not participate with directly striking Iran.
The Dimona facilities will likely be Iran's next big target amidst their next response and more calls for peace will come from the region as well as Russia and China. More IRGC will be taken out and more Israeli officials will be taken out.
The conflict won't spread or escalate beyond rhetoric and empty threats, so there's no point in me endlessly posting since it looks like it's playing out how I thought it would.
As of now, I'll be waiting for the announcement that Trump has a solution with a peace deal.
I think I've seen and commented enough on the boxing match between Israel and Iran.
So far, it looks like both sides are systematically targeting mostly airbases, energy facilities, and anything that is vulnerable to the GCC's deep pockets.
Damage is roughly even, casualties are kept to a minimum although Israel can't help themselves from taking more civilians, and the US will not participate with directly striking Iran.
The Dimona facilities will likely be Iran's next big target amidst their next response and more calls for peace will come from the region as well as Russia and China. More IRGC will be taken out and more Israeli officials will be taken out.
The conflict won't spread or escalate beyond rhetoric and empty threats, so there's no point in me endlessly posting since it looks like it's playing out how I thought it would.
As of now, I'll be waiting for the announcement that Trump has a solution with a peace deal.
BY 📊 Politically Incorrect Polls
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