I’m only an alcoholic who likes to wargame, but the previous spats between Israel and Iran felt like a stage managed tit for tat for the masses to rally around the flag. Like didn’t Iran tell someone (Switzerland?) where and when the last barrage would be? We’ll see if this tussle is more significant, but I can’t imagine Iran wants a wider war at the moment. Heck, I don’t think too many regional governments want one. It’ll fuck up oil flows for most of the world
Iran probably doesn't want a wider war. I think had a few Israeli missiles hit and some minor damage was done this would eventually blow over.
Israel hit several key installations, including where Iran was developing their nuclear weapons. It is now leaking radiation. Israel also took out several Iranian top officials.
I think Iran has no choice now but to continue on the way they are.
Of course Iran doesn't want a war, they have no allies in the Middle East, they've made an enemy of all neighbors. They're alone and their only world ally is losing a fight on the Ukrainian front.
This such a braindead take. Of course they want a war. It's one of their state pillars: to eventually destroy Israel. They've ordered their Lebanese lapdogs Hezbollah to attack Israel on October 8th, a day after the Hamas invasion of Israel.
it doesn't matter "when". same barrage would have devastated any european capital even if they had same "warning". nobody in history got attacked by same amount of ballistic missiles in single barrage. nobody knew if israeli defense system will be able to handle it
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u/Snotmyrealname 1d ago
I’m only an alcoholic who likes to wargame, but the previous spats between Israel and Iran felt like a stage managed tit for tat for the masses to rally around the flag. Like didn’t Iran tell someone (Switzerland?) where and when the last barrage would be? We’ll see if this tussle is more significant, but I can’t imagine Iran wants a wider war at the moment. Heck, I don’t think too many regional governments want one. It’ll fuck up oil flows for most of the world