@adeaniade@HormuzLetter The war has not ended. It may not end until 3 years time. But who is paying the supreme price of the war? Iran of course. There's no food in Iran now. Iran can not export crude oil. Iran would soon collapse. Just watch.
@24_70xu Does vessels belong to countries or companies or business? You are a daft. Any vessel can fly any flag that does not belong to his country. You idiots.
@SyedAbbasA3t Meanwhile Iran is not able to export a drop of her crude oil due to the US Navy blockade in the strait of Hormuz that Iran claimed to be in charge? Really, Iran is ruled by lunatics.
@ShaykhSulaiman Meanwhile the US and Israeli forces have killed almost all Iranian Islamic Terrorists regime leaders.. you might be the next on the gallow.
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@MarioNawfal Are you that stupid? Were you dead when the terrorists regime of Iran attacked the vessels by the Oman Gulf because they refused to pass through the Iranian lane? Are you daft? Idiot
@warsurv Israel will not trade their citizens security for a shit of paper that @VP JD forced @realDonaldTrump to sign under duress. Israel can defeat Iran on their own. The US can not defeat Iran without Israel as an ally.
@warsurv Iran failed to deliver on ending the Lebanon front.
Per the text of the article 1 of the Islamabad MOU, a Hezbollah attack on IDF positions in this scenario would constitute a breach by Iran (via its ally and the explicit Lebanon clause). The US would not be the one breaking it.
@warsurv Nothing in the MOU suggests the US or Israel would be violating it by responding to (or preparing against) Hezbollah attacks. The MOU does not prohibit self-defense or responses to violations. If Hezbollah initiates fire, the breach originates from the Iran/Hezbollah side.
@AJEnglish Nothing in the MOU suggests the US or Israel would be violating it by responding to (or preparing against) Hezbollah attacks. The MOU does not prohibit self-defense or responses to violations. If Hezbollah initiates fire, the breach originates from the Iran/Hezbollah side.
@AJEnglish Iran failed to deliver on ending the Lebanon front.
Per the text of the article 1 of the Islamabad MOU, a Hezbollah attack on IDF positions in this scenario would constitute a breach by Iran (via its ally and the explicit Lebanon clause). The US would not be the one breaking it.
@MarioNawfal Iran failed to deliver on ending the Lebanon front.
Per the text of the article 1 of the Islamabad MOU, a Hezbollah attack on IDF positions in this scenario would constitute a breach by Iran (via its ally and the explicit Lebanon clause). The US would not be the one breaking it.
@KobeissiLetter Iran failed to deliver on ending the Lebanon front.
Per the text of the article 1 of the Islamabad MOU, a Hezbollah attack on IDF positions in this scenario would constitute a breach by Iran (via its ally and the explicit Lebanon clause). The US would not be the one breaking it.
@KobeissiLetter Nothing in the MOU suggests the US or Israel would be violating it by responding to (or preparing against) Hezbollah attacks. The MOU does not prohibit self-defense or responses to violations. If Hezbollah initiates fire, the breach originates from the Iran/Hezbollah side.