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New attacks in Gulf as Iran vows more

When will Arabs learn that it is not about the religion or race. The destruction of the uncompromising Mudslime theocracy in Iran and the return of the Shah is of greater good for the world.
 
bigozt said:
When will Arabs learn that it is not about the religion or race. The destruction of the uncompromising Mudslime theocracy in Iran and the return of the Shah is of greater good for the world.
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The evil Islamists and their uncompromising stance got what they deserve.
 
How long will it take to rebuild Iran after this massive air strike on 5000 over targets in Iran? 10 years, 20 years? Where to find the money to do it? Borrow from China?
 
AI says:

Based on reports as of early March 2026, Iran’s ability to rebuild after the ongoing conflict depends on whether the regime survives, with projections for military and economic recovery ranging from a few months to over a decade. While a 12-day war in June 2025 showed Iran could rapidly rebuild some capabilities within months, the 2026 war, which included the reported death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has created deeper structural, economic, and military damage.

Rebuilding Projections by Sector (as of March 2026):
  • Missile and Drone Arsenal: Despite strikes aimed at destroying production facilities, Iran has shown the ability to quickly ramp up production of drones and rebuild missile sites, with some facilities resuming operations within months of earlier 2025 attacks. However, the 2026 conflict has severely degraded their missile industrial base, with US officials noting a 90% decline in attacks by early March 2026, suggesting a more profound, long-term setback.
  • Nuclear Infrastructure: Defense Intelligence Agency projections in 2025 suggested a two-year setback for nuclear sites, but with deeper, continued, and more intense attacks in 2026, including on specialized facilities, the timeline for reconstruction is now uncertain and likely longer.
  • Military Capabilities: A 2025 DIA report estimated it could take a decade for Iran to develop the technical skill for long-range missiles capable of reaching the US.
  • Infrastructure and Economy: The 2026 conflict has caused significant damage to at least 4,000 civilian buildings and key energy infrastructure, worsening an already contracting economy. Economic recovery depends heavily on the lifting of sanctions and the stability of the new regime, which is currently facing severe inflation and internal instability.
Key Factors Influencing Rebuilding Speed:
  • Regime Survival: If the regime collapses or faces a long succession crisis, reconstruction will be delayed significantly.
  • Access to Technology: Iran’s ability to reacquire key components, such as planetary mixers for solid-fuel missiles, is a crucial bottleneck.
  • "Pickaxe Mountain": Continued work on deep, fortified underground sites suggests a long-term, multi-year, or decade-long plan for rebuilding, rather than a quick fix.
  • International Support: The "revisionist alliance" (CRINK) and, specifically, Chinese assistance in the "evasion economy" play a vital role in Iran's ability to rebuild its military capabilities.
 


Iran BOMBED NETANYAHU'S HOME, KILLED HIS BROTHER — Scott Ritter on the Sanchez Effect

'Struck home of Ben-Gvir. He is SERIOUSLY WOUNDED'

BBC claims 'he was in car accident'

Ritter: 'His home is on fire. Maybe he crashed his car into his house'
 
rocket said:

It’ll be over very soon’: Trump on Iran war​

US President Donald Trump has said that he expects the war on Iran to be over “very soon”.

Asked by a reporter whether he expected the war to be over this week, Trump, speaking in Doral, Florida, said: “No, but soon. I think very soon.”
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Saudi Arabia expresses condolences over Kuwaiti, Emirati deaths​

Saudi Arabia offered its “deepest condolences and sincere sympathies” to Kuwait and the UAE over the deaths of troops and security personnel in Iran attacks.

“The ministry also affirms the Kingdom’s solidarity with the State of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates in this tragedy, and its readiness to place all its capabilites to support any measures it may undertake, while wishing the injured a swift and full recovery,” the ministry said in a statement.
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Cannot believe him
 
On March 10, the IRGC declared that any Arab or European nation that formally expels the ambassadors of the United States or Israel from its territory will be granted "complete authority and unrestricted passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
How the IRGC can do it when Trump announced that Iran navy, air force are completely destroyed. Their missile and launcher are left about 20% before it depletion.
 
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