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Attack in Syria kills 11 senior Iranian military officers, injures top advisor to Damascus:


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An Israeli airstrike on the Damascus airport has reportedly killed nearly a dozen senior Iranian military officials, which one expert told Fox News Digital would prove Israel’s ability to maintain a multi-faceted defense of the region. "While there is no independent confirmation of Guard Corps names or ranks, the IRGC has long seen Syria as a critical regional hub to project power into the Eastern Mediterranean and connect its constellation of proxies called the ‘Axis of Resistance,’" Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, said. "It should come as a shock to no one that Guard Corps elite are operating there, especially amid a regional war, which they are directing far away from their own soil," he added

Attack in Syria kills 11 senior Iranian military officers, injures top advisor to Damascus: report (msn.com)

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I see India is looking at actions against Iran as well since an Indian commercial ship was hit in a missile/drone attack a couple days ago. The gears are getting greased up, the cogs slowly starting to turn, I suspect Iran may be getting a regime change soon. I think the only reason it has not happened yet is that Joe Biden is to infirm to be a leader during a war, Harris is not liked enough and no one can bet on if a Dem or Republican government will be in next. 

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57 minutes ago, George Ford said:

I see India is looking at actions against Iran as well since an Indian commercial ship was hit in a missile/drone attack a couple days ago. The gears are getting greased up, the cogs slowly starting to turn, I suspect Iran may be getting a regime change soon. I think the only reason it has not happened yet is that Joe Biden is to infirm to be a leader during a war,

I whole heartedly agree with you, but I also hope that America continues to not attack Iran directly. America has shed enough blood on Middle Eastern battlefields I think it is time to allow another Nation to lead the way!

JIMHO

57 minutes ago, George Ford said:

 

Harris is not liked enough and no one can bet on if a Dem or Republican government will be in next. 

 

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10 minutes ago, Grim Reaper 6 said:

I whole heartedly agree with you, but I also hope that America continues to not attack Iran directly. America has shed enough blood on Middle Eastern battlefields I think it time to allow another Nation to lead the way!

JIMHO

 

I think India may seek an opportunity to show the world not to mess with them which is fine and all, but they were also more than happy buy oil from Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. If India steps up, then China will step up and then we start a new nuclear arms race I fear. We live in a time where so few men hold such unimaginable power that it is sickening to even think about. The money, effort and time spent on the creation of potential destruction is mind boggling. 

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6 minutes ago, George Ford said:

I think India may seek an opportunity to show the world not to mess with them which is fine and all, but they were also more than happy buy oil from Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. If India steps up, then China will step up and then we start a new nuclear arms race I fear.

I don't disagree with you; it could very easily escalate in larger conflict. However, I don't believe that either side is foolish enough to use Nuclear Weapons. Since 1945, the acronym MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) has kept us away from the brink of Nuclear War.

Since India and China have a billion+ people each, I think that if they must fight a ground conflict without nuclear weapons is the most reasonable approach, because once Pandora's Box is opened I doubt it will be possible to ever close it again and NO ONE wins a Nuclear War!!!:yes:

Happy New Year my friend!!!!!:tu:

6 minutes ago, George Ford said:

 

We live in a time where so few men hold such unimaginable power that it is sickening to even think about. The money, effort and time spent on the creation of potential destruction is mind boggling. 

 

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1 hour ago, George Ford said:

I see India is looking at actions against Iran as well since an Indian commercial ship was hit in a missile/drone attack a couple days ago. The gears are getting greased up, the cogs slowly starting to turn, I suspect Iran may be getting a regime change soon. I think the only reason it has not happened yet is that Joe Biden is to infirm to be a leader during a war, Harris is not liked enough and no one can bet on if a Dem or Republican government will be in next. 

I disagree.  I think US policy was to untangle ourselves from the Middle East. We wanted Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States to reach an agreement of peaceful coexistence and trade with Israel.  Iran's part in that  would have been to come back into the  world of peaceful nations with trade and international prosperity.  They would have to disavow terrorism.  My hope  is that this is a delay not an end to that strategy.

It would be SO much better for the US and for the world if we can stop being the world's policeman.

What does regime change mean?  The last two times, in Iraq and Afghanistan it has meant physical destruction of a country, death of hundreds of thousands of civilians which originally favored the West and a change in government which required 20 years of propping up and US enforcement. It cost the US thousands of lives and possibly a trillion dollars in the last 20 years.   How much would a forced regime change in Iran cost the world in the next 20 years?  Not good for anybody or even an America First policy.  We gained nothing in the last two efforts..

 

Be discerning here.  Look at Biden in his appearances.  He is slow and a  bit confused sometimes.  He is old, but he is not too infirm to lead during a war. He has a highly qualified administration in State Dept.  and the Military who will do all of the heavy lifting.  He can manage  the few public statements and phone calls with all the support he has from his staff.  

That is the most scary thing about a Trump Administration.  Unlike any other President, he cannot stand to surround himself with experts.  He needs yes men who stroke his ego ( call him your excellency, he seems to love that) and not stand up to him or contradict him.

 

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2 hours ago, Grim Reaper 6 said:

I think it is time to allow another Nation to lead the way!

Agreed, that's why I resent the restraints being put on Israel by Biden's people.  If Israel finally stops the tit for tat in the north with Hizballah, I get the impression Biden migth just pull our fleet and tell them to handle Iran on their own.  THAT would be a major mistake but it would ultimately be a God-send to Israel.

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5 minutes ago, and-then said:

Agreed, that's why I resent the restraints being put on Israel by Biden's people.  If Israel finally stops the tit for tat in the north with Hizballah, I get the impression Biden migth just pull our fleet and tell them to handle Iran on their own.  THAT would be a major mistake but it would ultimately be a God-send to Israel.

I believe that Biden is concerned that the United States is going to be pulled in the war Crimes investigation. Technically, the United States should be, because of the hundreds of 2000 lb Bunker Buster bombs the United States supplied to Israel. Now, please don't take this wrong, I totally agree with supplying Israel with all the ammunition and bombs they need to accomplish the mission of destroying Hamas. But Biden is worried about the international media coverage, and how this can affect his image on the global stage and at home during an election year!!!!!!

JIMHO

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1 hour ago, Tatetopa said:

I disagree.  I think US policy was to untangle ourselves from the Middle East. We wanted Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States to reach an agreement of peaceful coexistence and trade with Israel.  Iran's part in that  would have been to come back into the  world of peaceful nations with trade and international prosperity.  They would have to disavow terrorism.  My hope  is that this is a delay not an end to that strategy.

Well, unfortunately Tate since Iran has made a mutual protection pact with Russia, China and North Korea I think they have reached a point where there is no return. Unfortunately, again I believe that a 3rd world war is looming on the horizon and while I hope it doesn't occur, I believe it will. China, Iran, and North Korea are supporting Russia in the Ukraine, when they conflict comes to an end, Russia, Iran, and North Korea will support China with an invasion of Tiawan.

I also believe that China, Russia, and North Korea are going to support Iran in this current conflict, what of support they give I can say at this time. For a month now on Korean TV News North Koreas Leader Kim Jung Un has been saying that he is preparing for a war with the United States. If he follows through it will start right here in South Korea with intent of pushing US Forces into the sea. Now, alone he doesn't have a chance in hell of doing this, however, if China supports him during their invasion of Taiwan anything could happen.

I sincerely hope I am wrong, this in meant as food for thought nothing more.

1 hour ago, Tatetopa said:

It would be SO much better for the US and for the world if we can stop being the world's policeman.

What does regime change mean?  The last two times, in Iraq and Afghanistan it has meant physical destruction of a country, death of hundreds of thousands of civilians which originally favored the West and a change in government which required 20 years of propping up and US enforcement. It cost the US thousands of lives and possibly a trillion dollars in the last 20 years.   How much would a forced regime change in Iran cost the world in the next 20 years?  Not good for anybody or even an America First policy.  We gained nothing in the last two efforts..

I totally Agree Tate, the United States has been the world's policeman for far too long. Great comments, I certainly agree with you, and if a regime change occurs in Iran I hope that the United States has no part in it!:yes:

1 hour ago, Tatetopa said:

 

Be discerning here.  Look at Biden in his appearances.  He is slow and a  bit confused sometimes.  He is old, but he is not too infirm to lead during a war. He has a highly qualified administration in State Dept.  and the Military who will do all of the heavy lifting.  He can manage  the few public statements and phone calls with all the support he has from his staff.

I believe that our Military Leadership can easily do all the heavy lifting for Biden, that's not the problem. If the Democrats want any chance of winning in 2024 the United States needs to stay out of this conflict. Because public opinion in my opinion is against another war and if the United States becomes involved in one where ground troops are used the Nation will light up with demonstrations Nationwide. 

1 hour ago, Tatetopa said:

That is the most scary thing about a Trump Administration.  Unlike any other President, he cannot stand to surround himself with experts.  He needs yes men who stroke his ego ( call him your excellency, he seems to love that) and not stand up to him or contradict him.

Yes, Trump thinks he is a master of all trades, and his Malignant Narcissistic mental illness is what guides his thoughts and actions. So, like you say he surrounds himself with YES men and women because they do feed his ego. In reality Trump is a frightened little boy that is afraid of his own shadow, and those people who Bend the Knee and Kiss his Nasty Ring are what gives him the strength to carry on. But this also makes him very dangerous, because he is the type that will not go down alone. He will try to burn America down if he is forced out again or if he loses in 2024!!:yes:

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1 hour ago, and-then said:

Agreed, that's why I resent the restraints being put on Israel by Biden's people.  If Israel finally stops the tit for tat in the north with Hizballah, I get the impression Biden migth just pull our fleet and tell them to handle Iran on their own.  THAT would be a major mistake but it would ultimately be a God-send to Israel.

Hate BIden all you want but start looking at reality. We have backed Israel to the  hilt.  Biden shipped ammunition and weapons even without Congressional approval.  The US has run total interference in the UN for Israel to the point where we are implicated in what might be war crimes.  Countries are beginning to call for investigations into Israel for war crimes.  If confirmed, Israeli diplomats will be subject to arrest while traveling abroad. Most likely the US is about the only country where they will be safe.

Israel is not curtailed from taking action. They can bomb all the Iranians at Syrian airports they want, from 11 to 1100 and nobody will complain much. They can devastate Hezbollah.  Nobody will complain.  Mossad agents can quietly go about exterminating Hamas agents in most countries in the world if they are discreet, nobody will complain.  Nobody has, nobody can tie Israel's hands.  The US has made it very clear that they can give advice  but cannot command Israel. 

We are putting out for Israel in a way we most likely wouldn't for any other nation. It is not an America First policy.  Its going to cost us in lives and treasure.

 

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18 hours ago, and-then said:

Agreed, that's why I resent the restraints being put on Israel by Biden's people.  If Israel finally stops the tit for tat in the north with Hizballah, I get the impression Biden migth just pull our fleet and tell them to handle Iran on their own.  THAT would be a major mistake but it would ultimately be a God-send to Israel.

Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syrian city of Aleppo

Israel has targeted Iranian military positions in Syria’s Aleppo with an air strike, the Syrian defence ministry said in a statement.

“Israel carried out an aerial aggression from the direction of the Mediterranean Sea, west of Latakia, targeting a number of points south of the city of Aleppo,” the defence ministry said

Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syrian city of Aleppo (msn.com)

16 hours ago, Tatetopa said:

Hate BIden all you want but start looking at reality. We have backed Israel to the  hilt.  Biden shipped ammunition and weapons even without Congressional approval.  The US has run total interference in the UN for Israel to the point where we are implicated in what might be war crimes.  Countries are beginning to call for investigations into Israel for war crimes.  If confirmed, Israeli diplomats will be subject to arrest while traveling abroad. Most likely the US is about the only country where they will be safe.

Israel is not curtailed from taking action. They can bomb all the Iranians at Syrian airports they want, from 11 to 1100 and nobody will complain much. They can devastate Hezbollah.  Nobody will complain.  Mossad agents can quietly go about exterminating Hamas agents in most countries in the world if they are discreet, nobody will complain.  Nobody has, nobody can tie Israel's hands.  The US has made it very clear that they can give advice  but cannot command Israel. 

We are putting out for Israel in a way we most likely wouldn't for any other nation. It is not an America First policy.  Its going to cost us in lives and treasure.

 

 

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