Iran Crisis & the 2026 War between Iran and the United States, Gulf States, and Israel - Please focus on news and coverage, not argumentation.

[Troonbolone Acetate]

You're delusional if you think the world's economies failing won't have a huge impact on the US.

It will but really not in a way you'd think.　It will most definitely completely fuck the middle east, but markets will probably stabilize in a year or two. Countries are already vying for energy independence, other people are already willing to distribute their crude, the US still manufactures alot of oil, and has Venezuela.

Id be more worried about civil war fellow western man

is just being an alarmist retard.

Make no mistake alot of people will starve

 

[Astro Galactic Megalul]

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Visual confirmation shows the sky in Qatar glowing after Iranian missiles have just struck the Ras Laffan refinery for the second time today. Locals tell Rerum Novarum that Patriot interceptors were launched but failed to intercept the Iranian ballistic missile.


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Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud:

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The Saudis are getting pissed.

Damn, they pissed off Freddie Mercury, they're in for anal destruction now

 

[harmy.kook]

wait am I wrong or didn't the shiites start blasting their neighbors energy first?

Yes. You can go back to the first three or four days of the war and see that Iranian officials at the time openly said that was their strategy in order to force the other Gulf States to strongarm America and Israel to stop.

They've been trying to rewrite it for the last week because it's obviously just pissing everybody off

 

[Onepumpplumpchump]

You're delusional if you think the world's economies failing won't have a huge impact on the US.
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I dont think it will, if we pull out of NATO like people in this thread have been saying and let Europe become the 3rd world shit hole they've brought upon themselves, hell even if we dont pull out Im sure it will all work out.

Also Europe has fucked up big in the eyes of Trump the only way to get him back on board at this point is to give us fucking Greenland.

 

[ThisIsGonnaBeGood]

Wow, only took a day of Trump saying, "Fuck you if you don't wanna help" for them to suddenly decide to pitch in. Doubt they'll do more than try to mediate some bullshit ceasefire that's never gonna happen, though.

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[Scout Trooper]

Insane footage shows an Israeli airstrike impacting a bridge right next to RT journalist Steve Sweeney in southern Lebanon.️ Russia Today says Steve and his cameraman are both conscious in the hospital.

Dude that airstrike hit the EXACT same spot as the previous bomb.

Standing ovation, bravo, IDF.

 

[RA-5C Vigilante]

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Iranian Forces released a new video showing Iranian Air Defense Systems shooting US / Israeli Drones. IRGC seemingly used several “Qaem-118” (Ghaem-118) Short-Range Surface-To-Air Missiles during the attacks; with messages written on them.

Excuse me, is the IRGC using fucking Windows Movie Maker here?

 

[Onepumpplumpchump]

Wow, only took a day of Trump saying, "Fuck you if you don't wanna help" for them to suddenly decide to pitch in. Doubt they'll do more than try to mediate some bullshit ceasefire that's never gonna happen, though.
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Here comes the backtracking from the cucks. Germany literally verbatim said : this isnt our war why should we help. I hope these faggots are groveling at our feet once this shit is over.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/iran-attack-damage-wipes-out-17-qatars-lng-capacity-three-five-years-qatarenergy-2026-03-19/

https://archive.ph/Ae4Oq

 

[Burnt Fish]

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Iranian opposition footage shows Basij members taking cover under a bridge in Tehran, fearing attacks. One is seen waving a white flag.

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[Alphasnail]

Yes. You can go back to the first three or four days of the war and see that Iranian officials at the time openly said that was their strategy in order to force the other Gulf States to strongarm America and Israel to stop.

They've been trying to rewrite it for the last week because it's obviously just pissing everybody off

So then its not unreasonable to suspect that their entire capacity for command and control is totally ruptured? Like deeply scattered and confused beyond what is even commonly described by our pro war media right now? It's like the regime may not be able to surrender because nobody is in charge of anything really. Im unsure if im going too far in suspecting this is the case. Basically thyre reduced to a bunch of disorganized pockets of personnel living through Day of the Dead.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

Wow, only took a day of Trump saying, "Fuck you if you don't wanna help" for them to suddenly decide to pitch in. Doubt they'll do more than try to mediate some bullshit ceasefire that's never gonna happen, though.
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Guess the negotiations with Iran didn't go well

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

So now that Iran has played it's hand, what now?
Okay, they closed the strait and the economy is gonna take some damage.

What now?
How do they convert this into any kind of gains or hit-backs on either the tactical, operational or strategic level?

Also even if the regime does survive, what stops the other Gulf states from just finding alternative ports to ship their oil?

 

[Betonhaus]

You're delusional if you think the world's economies failing won't have a huge impact on the US.
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A bit of austerity and forcing the welfare state to be demolished will eventually fix things, but things are going to get worse until people realize they need to deploy the guillotines again.

 

[Shovelbird]

Those little Emirates...

Their entire history was right from the start something sinister and disgusting.

Before Wikipedia was niggerified and historically revised, the entire Gulf kingdoms were described as :"Despite heavy use of slave and slave trading across the world, the locals were highly educated and gender roles were relaxed", e.g. Sodom and Gomorrah. Of course these mentions are nowadays slowly deleted; decadent cowardly little sandmonkeys and sandbitches who latched on the trade routes like leeches.

Gulf was the place where Arabs could satisfy their flesh lust for white Slavic captives torn from Transoxania and beyond. Slavery in Oman and neighboring areas were only shut down for appearances, and today, they are still the same Jabba The Hutt wannabes who for some reason played on easy mode with consoles on as the rest of the world toiled and toiled, and no, no one exploited them as if Baal Hammon was looking out for them. Why didn't the Westerners overrun and colonize there too and put the wealth to civilized hands?

Why couldn't WE, Turks, use Kafala like them? Why did the Jewnited Nations and Jewnited States let them drink the blood and tears of countless hapless souls even though their elimination could have helped the entire planet?

The same demonic well of misery got bombarded by Iran.

Fuck Iran but GOD DAMN IT FEELS GOOD when you read history.

 

[Harambe]

They threatened to do precisely and exactly what they did.
I don't understand how people keep on looking at it as a way for Iran to get a win condition - they're doing this and they're going to make everyone lose hard and the US is going to be at fault for it.

The world economy is fucked right now. This is the worst energy crisis pretty much ever and comes at a time when people are the most energy dependent they've ever been. It's very likely that rationing is going to be implemented at a minimum.

You're being hyperbolic and cursory searches show you're basically incorrect. Pricewise this is pretty far from the worst energy crisis ever. For the US especially, this crisis may pass with little real effects people are not obviously able to bear. Gas prices have been higher than this and WTI is trading at a high but survivable level. This crisis also has a fairly clear off-ramp compared to the instability in 2011 - 2014. Optimistically, the Islamic Republic may well not survive this intervention. Pessimistically the pressure on Iran will go away in about a month based on statements from the administration. Chaos in Iran will hamper any ability to lash out at the Gulf States, and continuous pressure on the Gulf States will meet with international opprobrium directed at Iran, not the US--after all, it's possible to retaliate effectively against the Islamic Republic and it's not possible to retaliate effectively against America. That being said, this is probably a rather acute crisis. 2011 - 2013 had very high oil prices for a sustained period, inflation adjusted much higher than now.

 

[pjalmighty]

That's because France wants to maintain its middle eastern influence for its own sake after losing its empire. They don't really care how they do it so long has they have it just because. You can blame the French for literally every aspiring MENA nuclear program, Syria, Iraq, Israel, Libya. All of them got the data and civilian reactor components from the French.

Ofc, that's how the Jooz got their nukes to begin with. There's a book written about that also. France constantly is up to stupid shit, as usual.

 

[ThisIsGonnaBeGood]

So now that Iran has played it's hand, what now?
Okay, they closed the strait and the economy is gonna take some damage.

What now?
How do they convert this into any kind of gains or hit-backs on either the tactical, operational or strategic level?

Also even if the regime does survive, what stops the other Gulf states from just finding alternative ports to ship their oil?

The problem is you're thinking on a level of second- and third-order effects.
Similar to niggers when they fight the police, muzzies can barely comprehend first-order effects.
All they know is that they're angry their shit got hit, so they want everyone within striking distance to be angry, too. They aren't smart enough to comprehend that they're making their neighbors angry at them.

 

[Burnt Fish]

So now that Iran has played it's hand, what now?
Okay, they closed the strait and the economy is gonna take some damage.

What now?
How do they convert this into any kind of gains or hit-backs on either the tactical, operational or strategic level?

Also even if the regime does survive, what stops the other Gulf states from just finding alternative ports to ship their oil?

I believe their playbook now that they've played there hand is to tweet 3 more times today that only now does the true fight really start

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

Those little Emirates...

Their entire history was right from the start something sinister and disgusting.

Before Wikipedia was niggerified and historically revised, the entire Gulf kingdoms were described as :"Despite heavy use of slave and slave trading across the world, the locals were highly educated and gender roles were relaxed", e.g. Sodom and Gomorrah. Of course these mentions are nowadays slowly deleted; decadent cowardly little sandmonkeys and sandbitches who latched on the trade routes like leeches.

Gulf was the place where Arabs could satisfy their flesh lust for white Slavic captives torn from Transoxania and beyond. Slavery in Oman and neighboring areas were only shut down for appearances, and today, they are still the same Jabba The Hutt wannabes who for some reason played on easy mode with consoles on as the rest of the world toiled and toiled, and no, no one exploited them as if Baal Hammon was looking out for them. Why didn't the Westerners overrun and colonize there too and put the wealth to civilized hands?

Why couldn't WE, Turks, use Kafala like them? Why did the Jewnited Nations and Jewnited States let them drink the blood and tears of countless hapless souls even though their elimination could have helped the entire planet?

The same demonic well of misery got bombarded by Iran.

Fuck Iran but GOD DAMN IT FEELS GOOD when you read history.

Aren't you Turkish?
Aren't your people like the very ones running the main white girl slave export economy for the test of the muslim world?

Like no offense, but a Turk hand-wringing over white slavery in the Gulf states comes off like a Dutchman or Portuguese hand-wringing over black slavery in the Americas.

Like I'm sorry but who sold those gulf arabs some Eastern European slave girl flesh Mr Turkish man?