We defy the tyrant Trump

Trump will be forced to regret his partnership with the bandits of Israel.

Death to Israel!

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We warned the world that safe passage through the waterway between Iran and Oman would become restricted if the US continued its naval blockade.

“With the continuation of the blockade, the Strait of Hormuz will not remain open,” parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated. “What they call a naval blockade will definitely be met with an appropriate response from Iran.”

The closure of the waterway by the aggressors Israel and America has resulted in the largest supply loss in history: more than 10m barrels of oil per day and a 20 percent cut in global liquefied natural gas supply, the International Energy Agency has said.

You will pay!
 
The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has today released a statement, saying the Strait of Hormuz is once again heavily restricted and under strict management of our armed forces.

The statement cites continued acts of piracy and maritime theft under the so-called label of a blockade by the tyrant Trump as the reason.
 
I would say Trump is more asshole than tyrant. He covets and gets off on a tyrant's power but the ruling/governing part real tyrants also revel in is too much trouble; he'd rather have someone else take care of things while he pops in to lower a hammer now and then.
 
martin said:
I would say Trump is more asshole than tyrant. He covets and gets off on a tyrant's power but the ruling/governing part real tyrants also revel in is too much trouble; he'd rather have someone else take care of things while he pops in to lower a hammer now and then.
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The hallmarks of a tyrant include exercising power beyond legal limits and prioritizing their own self-interest over the welfare of the people. Tyrants often disregard laws and use their authority to oppress and control others.

Which of these loathsome traits has Trump not amply exhibited?
 
What will you do now, Americans?

We have withstood your aerial bombardments, and you are running out of munitions.

All we need do is endure until your will to fight breaks.

Do you dare to send troops to invade our soil?

We will defy you.
 
In violation of the ceasefire agreement, the American enemy did not lift their illegal naval blockade on Iranian vessels and ports.

Therefore, the Strait of Hormuz will be closed until this blockade is lifted.

Approaching the Strait of Hormuz without the permission of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps will be considered cooperation with the enemy, and any offending vessel will be targeted.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I would say lots more bombing is called for. Systematic destruction of Iran's infrastructure looks like a good starting point.
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The United States has never entered a serious war, and has never been victorious.

The United States is currently experiencing a significant and rapid depletion of its critical ordnance stocks, primarily driven by its ongoing military attacks on Iran.

Intelligence assessments and independent analysts describe the current burn rate as a major strategic risk.

  • THAAD Interceptors: In just 12 days, the U.S. expended roughly one-quarter to one-third of its total THAAD stockpile—amounting to over $1.2 billion in ordnance.
  • Tomahawk Missiles: Initial strikes used up "years" of reserves, with 168 missiles fired in the first 100 hours alone.
  • Patriot Missiles (PAC-3): Stockpiles have been heavily drained due to simultaneous demand from Ukraine, Israel, and now direct U.S. combat operations.
  • SM-3/SM-6 Interceptors: Navy reserves of these sea-based ballistic missile interceptors are dropping toward critical levels
 
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said:
The United States has never entered a serious war, and has never been victorious.

The United States is currently experiencing a significant and rapid depletion of its critical ordnance stocks, primarily driven by its ongoing military attacks on Iran.

Intelligence assessments and independent analysts describe the current burn rate as a major strategic risk.

  • THAAD Interceptors: In just 12 days, the U.S. expended roughly one-quarter to one-third of its total THAAD stockpile—amounting to over $1.2 billion in ordnance.
  • Tomahawk Missiles: Initial strikes used up "years" of reserves, with 168 missiles fired in the first 100 hours alone.
  • Patriot Missiles (PAC-3): Stockpiles have been heavily drained due to simultaneous demand from Ukraine, Israel, and now direct U.S. combat operations.
  • SM-3/SM-6 Interceptors: Navy reserves of these sea-based ballistic missile interceptors are dropping toward critical levels
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So you claim. I doubt you, Iran, or the MSM have any sort of handle on what US stockpiles are.

That aside, at this point using 'dumb' bombs or cheap JDAMS would be sufficient for the purposes given Iran no longer has any sort of capable air defense system left.

It'd be a one-way battle with Iran losing where the US et al., are bombing infrastructure into rubble with hundreds to thousands of bombs a day versus the launch by Iran of ballistic missiles or drones you can count on the fingers of one hand in retaliation.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
So you claim. I doubt you, Iran, or the MSM have any sort of handle on what US stockpiles are.

That aside, at this point using 'dumb' bombs or cheap JDAMS would be sufficient for the purposes given Iran no longer has any sort of capable air defense system left.

It'd be a one-way battle with Iran losing where the US et al., are bombing infrastructure into rubble with hundreds to thousands of bombs a day versus the launch by Iran of ballistic missiles or drones you can count on the fingers of one hand in retaliation.
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The U.S. defense industrial base is currently unable to replace high-end munitions as fast as they are being used:
  • Slow Replenishment: Restoring THAAD stocks to pre-war levels could take 3–8 years at current production rates.
  • Lead Times: Manufacturing a single PAC-3 or SM-3 interceptor can take up to 24 months.
  • Output Gap: While Iran can reportedly produce over 100 ballistic missiles per month, the U.S. currently manufactures fewer than 10 comparable interceptors in the same timeframe.
 
It's actually sickening how much human suffering we have caused, without any imminent threat to our homeland.

Just another one of our misguided forays into the Middle East. A region we never would have cared about if not for our reliance on oil.
 
BartenderElite said:
It's actually sickening how much human suffering we have caused, without any imminent threat to our homeland.

Just another one of our misguided forays into the Middle East. A region we never would have cared about if not for our reliance on oil.
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Yet your clown of a president claims he needs no oil from the Persian Gulf states.

He is insane, and wholly under the thumb of Bibi, the bloodthirsty genocidal Zionist.
 
martin said:
I would say Trump is more asshole than tyrant. He covets and gets off on a tyrant's power but the ruling/governing part real tyrants also revel in is too much trouble; he'd rather have someone else take care of things while he pops in to lower a hammer now and then.
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Agreed. He's a wannabe-tyrant who sold his soul for money and power. He's sell out our nation or even his own family for the right price.

He's a modern version of Faust.

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