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Not exactly rocket science to figure out this would be a joint operation.

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The Lebanese president flexing on Hezbollah is like Sheinbaum in Mexico flexing on the cartels, everyone knows who really runs the country.
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I don’t get why a meeting with the Indian PM really matters. The strikes may very well be a few days away but I doubt the Pentagon is sitting around waiting for him to leave so they can start a war.


India is a large trading and security partner of Israel. I doubt they want the HOS of one of their allies in country in case of Iranian retaliation. More than likely they have asked for no strikes until he is out of the country. It also happens to be when the negotiations in Geneva end.

Iran and India already have a complicate past as well. Don't need another player getting involved in an already tense situation because their PM possibly gets taken out in an Iranian retaliatory strike.
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We seem to be wasting time here, unless we are still waiting on one or more pieces of the military puzzle to be put in place. The Mullahs will never and cannot give in to our demands. Just take them out already. This is a step we should have taken around 1980. Way past due


There is a lot of things in play before they strike. Modi has to end his visit to Israel and leave before things can kick off. Ships have to get into position and the final air assets need to arrive in Israel. There are two to more flights of F22's that have yet to make it to Israel.

A massive amount of equipment and people have been moved across ocean to the Middle East, it will take a few days to get everything sorted out. Strike deadline will be accelerated once the Indian PM leaves Israel IMO.
Not that I'm aware of. I think last time there only 10 or so in the area during Midnight Hammer.
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Slow news day involving Iran so far. Wondering if this is the quiet before the storm


India's Prime Minister is visiting Israel today and tomorrow. Also the meeting in Geneva starts/ends around the same time he is supposed to fly back to India. We most likely won't see any kind of strikes take place until he is safely back in in Indian territory. The meeting between him and Israel is big and is about economic and security issues.

If strikes occur this week, I would assume they would not happen until Thursday evening at the earliest in Iran.
Important development in regards to Diego Garcia. UK pauses the approval of the Chagos Island deal.

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