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[Video] - Is Kharg Island really a death trap for US ground troops?
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Why is, US pretending it wants kharg Island oil and gas terminal to remain intact? I am sure the want to destroy everything in iran and turn it into a wasteland. Like they did to libya, Iraq, syria. Only thing holding them back is Iran's vow to do the sane to gulf arab countries if US done so.
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US- israel have attacked universitirs snd schools. Hospitals.
Sounds familiar? Its the same as what they did in gaza. Its the dismantling of a civil society. Power stations, water treatment plants, all will be destroyed. The regime change is just a excuse they use. The aim is to turn iran into a dysfunctional broken state in fotever in chaos and anarchy.
Iran after observing what US did in iraq, alteady know their fate. Ony stamina will decide who eventually emerge victorious from the carnage.
Sounds familiar? Its the same as what they did in gaza. Its the dismantling of a civil society. Power stations, water treatment plants, all will be destroyed. The regime change is just a excuse they use. The aim is to turn iran into a dysfunctional broken state in fotever in chaos and anarchy.
Iran after observing what US did in iraq, alteady know their fate. Ony stamina will decide who eventually emerge victorious from the carnage.
Iran has been well-prepared for its current situation, having learned from the experiences of its neighboring countries, Iraq and Afghanistan for over 20 years. Its surface-level infrastructure and installations can be easily destroyed, but the country's underground "missile city" and missile production facilities are likely to remain intact.
Recognizing the country's limitations in air and naval capabilities, they opted to forego these areas and focus on developing their missile capabilities, which offer the benefits of rapid deployment, quick retreat routes, and precise strike accuracy.
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