Breaking News US and Israel War Against Iran

After the Iranian attacks on Israel on Sunday, Brent crude, the international benchmark, rose about 2.9 percent, to $95.79. The U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran in late February prompted Iran to effectively blockade the Strait of Hormuz, through which a significant amount of the world’s oil and natural gas passes, and has wreaked havoc on energy markets.
 
Although he has been silent on social media about the attack, President Trump has spoken to several U.S. and foreign media outlets in recent hours. Kan, the Israeli public broadcaster, reported that Trump had said Israel should not retaliate for the strikes. “I think Israel has responded enough, they don’t need to respond anymore,” Kan reported the president as saying. “We can achieve peace after 3,000 years.”

Axios reported Trump as saying that he had planned to call Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and tell him not to retaliate.

The Financial Times reported that the president forcefully said Netanyahu would ultimately have “no choice” but to accept a deal with Iran. “I call the shots,” the outlet reported Trump as saying. “I call all the shots. He doesn’t call the shots.”
 
Inori said:
Israel said fuck all that and attacked anyway

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To me Iran is showing so much restraint and cowardice. They see their innocent country men/women/children getting killed and not really getting it back in blood

They lowkey is following international law while their enemies US/🧃 giving no folks.

I can understand if they say fuck and drop hell on the entire country and give no fuck about any of them

But that’s what they want to happen so they can spin it and call them animals even though 🧃 are the real animals of the world
 
Dwayne said:
To me Iran is showing so much restraint and cowardice. They see their innocent country men/women/children getting killed and not really getting it back in blood

They lowkey is following international law while their enemies US/🧃 giving no folks.

I can understand if they say fuck and drop hell on the entire country and give no fuck about any of them

But that’s what they want to happen so they can spin it and call them animals even though 🧃 are the real animals of the world
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They've bombed the Hell out of Israel and destroyed most of our bases in the region. Are you really bashing them for not targeting schools and hospitals like Israel?
 
The Lonious Monk said:
They've bombed the Hell out of Israel and destroyed most of our bases in the region. Are you really bashing them for not targeting schools and hospitals like Israel?
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They are bombing their military to the best of their capabilities. They could total decimate them and gives no fucks about their soldiers

If they were they would have pulled their troops back home and stopping the genocide north of them

My bad if I didn’t make it clear.
 
StringerBell said:
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Bibi's response

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Dwayne said:
They are bombing their military to the best of their capabilities. They could total decimate them and gives no fucks about their soldiers

If they were they would have pulled their troops back home and stopping the genocide north of them

My bad if I didn’t make it clear.
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I think people are overestimating Iran's capabilities just because they've shown themselves to be better than most believed. They've largely fought a defensive war. The strikes they've taken were the ones they could make. It's not in their best interest to start wasting weaponry in the name of committing war crimes. Whether its fair or not, that basically how they would get the rest of the world on the US/Israel's side. I think they are playing it smart. Yes, their citizens are suffering, but that was going to be the case no matter what. Now, they look like the victims and will probably come out of all of this in a stronger position than before the war.
 
Oil prices jumped on Monday after Iran and Israel exchanged strikes, casting fresh doubt on the future of a fragile cease-fire in the Middle East and stoking fears of an escalation in violence.

The strikes came after Israel attacked the outskirts of Beirut, targeting Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militant group. Iran retaliated by firing a barrage of ballistic missiles, which prompted a counterattack from Israel. The attack and counterattack are the first such hostilities since a cease-fire paused the war with Iran two months ago.
 
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