2025 Israel - Iranian conflict

texx1

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Iran might be attempting to negotiate under the table with Israel. Iran has asked Cyprus to pass along some messages to Israel.

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NICOSIA, June 15 (Reuters) - Iran has asked Cyprus to convey "some messages" to Israel, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Sunday, as the east Mediterranean island appealed for restraint in a rapidly escalating crisis in the Middle East.

Christodoulides spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday and he has also spoken to the leaders of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Greece, his office said.

Earlier, Christodoulides told journalists Iran had asked Cyprus to convey 'some messages' to Israel but he did not say who specifically the messages were from or what they said.

Cypriot officials offered no clarity on the nature of the messages, which came after the Cypriot foreign minister spoke to his Iranian counterpart on Friday night.
 

Randomuser

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I think people need to calm down with the whole “Israel is pummeling Iran now!” thing.

Iran is a large country, with large amounts of equipment and infrastructure spread out all across the land. Some attacks will get through, just a matter of statistics. And thanks to everyone having a camera these days, every attack will look numerous and overwhelming.

Plus it doesn’t help that, being an oil-rich country, they have a lot of explosive/readily-burning targets to hit, adding to the dramatic effect.

But in reality, this is just average stuff, not the end of the world.
Iran is a big country yes.

But this is modern warfare now. Things move very fast. Being at a sizeable disadvantage could lead you to surrendering or suing for peace in just one week. We have seen countries fall at very fast rates once the "support" is gone in recent times.
 

delfer

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Iran is a big country yes.

But this is modern warfare now. Things move very fast. Being at a sizeable disadvantage could lead you to surrendering or suing for peace in just one week. We have seen countries fall at very fast rates once the "support" is gone in recent times.
This has always been the case throughout the history of warfare. Some countries fell quickly, others held on to the bitter end and made their attacker pay dearly.

I suppose now, it all depends on if the people of Iran want to give up, or keep going.

They have the ability to fight for a long, long time, even if all their offensive capabilities and infrastructure are destroyed, but the question now is, do they have the will?
 

Moonscape

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Any such attempt would cause per-emptive nuclear strike by Israel most likely. Its too late now for Iran to build the bomb.
Israel will suffer a nuclear counter strike if Israel nukes someone. 100 % guaranteed.


israel will prevail this time again as over hamas & hezbollah..many may dislike it but ,,,,it is heaven's mandate.
Can we ban anyone that tries to being religion into this? This is textbook religious extremism -- trying to justify military aggression using religion as an excuse.
 

Randomuser

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This has always been the case throughout the history of warfare. Some countries fell quickly, others held on to the bitter end and made their attacker pay dearly.

I suppose now, it all depends on if the people of Iran want to give up, or keep going.

They have the ability to fight for a long, long time, even if all their offensive capabilities and infrastructure are destroyed, but the question now is, do they have the will?
I think however in modern warfare, unless you are resorting to guerilla tactics, once the main support is taken you will lose very fast regardless of will to fight as a conventional force. Modern technology, information and strategy means the enemy knows exactly where to cut you off before you can even react. Before you can regroup together and share willpower together, the enemy would have found ways to prevent that happening and maybe hit you.
 

RottenPanzer

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Israel hasn't manage to have a complete air superiority above Iran tbh. Much of the attack has been primarily against the least defended position air defense wise. Not to mention the amount collusion between presupposed air strikes and on the ground saboteurs.
 
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