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Trump is talking about missle strikes -- HERE!

Trump will probably just pull out and declare victory. I actually think Iran has the upper hand strategically. Trump would have to declare a false victory and walk away. I doubt the new leader will back down easily. His wife, kids and parents were all murdered by Israel and the USA. That would be a bitter pill to swallow.
Milei is cheering on the war and how it will be great for Argentina.

 
Milei is cheering on the war and how it will be great for Argentina.

I don't think it would be good if the War drags on. Caputo talked about how it would be negative for Argentina if this drags out.

 
Just read this. Yikes! Can you imagine escaping Iran to the USA and then getting deported by the USA to go back to Iran. Probably won't end up well for these people.

 
Just read this. Yikes! Can you imagine escaping Iran to the USA and then getting deported by the USA to go back to Iran. Probably won't end up well for these people.

It seems especially cruel to send Iranians back to Iran especially while you are destroying their cities, bombing schools, polluting the air, damaging their water desalination plants. And almost for sure these people that fled Iran will be persecuted.
 
I was reading in Clarin today. Do you all think Milei is putting a target on Argentina with all of this talk about Iran? Why even get caught up in this mess? Milei needs to just shut up and focus on fixing Argentina's economy. Anything else is just noise.

IRAN ACCUSES MILEI OF CROSSING A “RED LINE”

The Iranian government accused President Javier Milei of crossing an “unforgivable red line” after declaring that the Islamic Republic is “an enemy of Argentina.” Through an editorial in the Tehran Times newspaper, it claimed that the leader is participating in an “Iranophobic project” of the "US Zionist axis” and warned that “Iran cannot remain indifferent to the hostile positions of the current Argentine government.”

Milei’s statement“We’re going to win. I don’t like Iran. They’ve planted two bombs on us, one at the AMIA and another at the Israeli Embassy. Therefore, let’s say, they’re our enemies. But on top of that, I have a strategic alliance with the United States and Israel.”

Excerpts from the statement in Tehran Times

“Considering these facts, Iran cannot remain indifferent to the hostile positions of the current Argentine government. The Islamic Republic of Iran, while maintaining total vigilance against these plots, must design a proportionate response to this enmity. The hand of Iran’s enemies is stained with the blood of innocent people from our country, including more than 160 students from the Minab school (recently destroyed by a U.S. missile).”

“Now, Argentina has officially presented itself as an enemy of Iran and has aligned with the United States and the Zionist regime in the military aggression against our nation. This is an unforgivable red line that has been crossed.”

“Recently, in a speech at a U.S. university, [Milei] explicitly labeled Iran an ‘enemy’ and declared that his country’s foreign policy is aligned with the aggressive strategies of the United States and the Israeli apartheid regime against Iran.”

“This, while the Islamic Republic of Iran has never considered the people or government of Argentina as its enemy, but it seems that Milei, with this approach and by crossing Iran’s red line of national security, seeks to sacrifice national interests and convenience on the altar of the United States and the Israeli apartheid regime.”
 
Do you all think Milei is putting a target on Argentina with all of this talk about Iran?
Yes, but a missile attack isn’t the only way Iran would hit Argentina. That’s not even the likely play. A terrorist attack? That’s already happened. AMIA. 1994. Downtown Buenos Aires. 85 people dead. This isn’t theoretical.

People hear “target” and picture rockets flying across the ocean. That’s not how this works. It’s quieter than that. Messier. Proxy stuff. Groups that don’t wear uniforms. Stuff you can deny later.

And yeah, Argentina isn’t sitting at the top of Iran’s hit list right now. It’s not Israel. It’s not a U.S. base. But that doesn’t mean it’s invisible either. You start talking loud on the world stage, picking sides, aligning yourself in certain ways… things shift. Slowly, then all at once.

I’m not saying something is about to happen. I’m saying this isn’t a zero-risk situation either. History already showed how this can play out. That’s the part people forget until they don’t.
 
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