Ushabiki pembeni, Iran kijeshi yuko mazingira magumu kwa Marekani, Hebu tazama Ramani hizi

mtu kitu said:
Wamarekani wana nguvu, wamewazunguka Iran, Sasa kipi kinachowazuia kuishambulia hilotaifa ? Maana wamewawekea vikwazo miaka nenda miaka rudi.... Wamezishusha ndege nyuki Zao "drone" n.k . Trump alipiga mkwala ila hatimaye kimya. Siyo Kila nchi inaweza kuvamiwa .... Jiulize kwa Ninì ?
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My Next Thirty Years said:
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Urusi haikuingia vitani kuichukua Crimea , walipiga kura ya maoni na kuamua kurudi Urusi.
Iraq vita ya pili , walijua tokea awali kuwa hakuna silaha Za sumu , na waliingia tu Kwa maslahi yao.
Afghanistan Hali kadhalika ....
Ukiunganisha nukta unakula mifanano ... Kikawaida ni maslahi, kumuomdoa MTU asiyewapa hayo maslahi, n.k
Hilo la tishio la dhahiri labda Sisi mataifa madogo ila wakubwa hawayatambui hayo.
 
mtu kitu said:
Urusi haikuingia vitani kuichukua Crimea , walipiga kura ya maoni na kuamua kurudi Urusi.
Iraq vita ya pili , walijua tokea awali kuwa hakuna silaha Za sumu , na waliingia tu Kwa maslahi yao.
Afghanistan Hali kadhalika ....
Ukiunganisha nukta unakula mifanano ... Kikawaida ni maslahi, kumuomdoa MTU asiyewapa hayo maslahi, n.k
Hilo la tishio la dhahiri labda Sisi mataifa madogo ila wakubwa hawayatambui hayo.
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Soma hapo, juu nimeweka sababu kwanini Marekani iliivamia Iraq ya Sadaam.
 
My Next Thirty Years said:
Naomba ninukuu maelezo ya John Perkins, kuhusu swali lako, kutoka kwenye kitabu chake cha New Confession of an Economic Hitman cha mwaka 2016.


Iraq was extremely important to us, much more important than was obvious on the surface. Contrary to common public opinion, Iraq is not simply about oil. It is also about water and geopolitics.

Both the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers flow through Iraq; thus, among all the countries in that part of the world, Iraq controls much of the increasingly critically important water resources. During the 1980s the importance of water — politically as well as economically — was becoming obvious to those of us in the energy and engineering fields. In the rush toward privatization, many of the major companies that had set their sights on taking over the small independent power companies now looked toward privatizing water systems in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
In addition to having abundant oil and water, Iraq is situated in a very strategic location. It borders Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria, and Turkey, and it has a coastline on the Persian Gulf. It is within easy missile-striking distance of both Israel and the former Soviet Union. Military strategists equate modern Iraq to the Hudson River valley during the French and Indian War and the American Revolution. In the eighteenth century, the French, British, and Americans knew that whoever controlled the Hudson River valley controlled the continent. Today, it is common knowledge that whoever controls Iraq holds a trump card in the Middle East.

Above all else, Iraq presented a vast market for American technology and engineering expertise. The fact that it sits atop one of the world’s most extensive oil fields (by some estimates, even greater than Saudi Arabia’s) ensured that it was in a position to finance huge infrastructure and industrialization programs. All the major players — engineering and construction companies; computer systems suppliers; aircraft, missile, and tank manufacturers; and pharmaceutical and chemical companies — were focused on Iraq.

However, by the late 1980s it was apparent that Saddam was not buying into the EHM scenario. This was a major frustration and a great embarrassment to the first Bush administration.

Perkins anaeleza, kama Saddam Hussein angekubaliana na matakwa ya Marekani, angekuwa kama wafalme wa Saudi Arabia walivyo.

The Reagan and Bush administrations were determined to turn Iraq into another Saudi Arabia. There were many compelling reasons for Saddam Hussein to follow the example of the House of Saud. He had only to observe the benefits they had reaped from the Saudi Arabian Money-Laundering Affair. Since that deal was struck, modern cities had risen from the Saudi desert, Riyadh’s garbage-collecting goats had been transformed into sleek trucks, and now the Saudis enjoyed the fruits of some of the most advanced technologies in the world: state-of-the-art desalinization plants, sewage treatment systems, communications networks, and electric utility grids.

Saddam Hussein undoubtedly was aware that the Saudis also enjoyed special treatment when it came to matters of international law. Their good friends in Washington turned a blind eye to many Saudi activities, including the financing of fanatical groups — many of which were considered by most of the world to be radicals bordering on terrorism — and the harboring of international fugitives. In fact, the United States actively sought and received Saudi Arabian financial support for Osama bin Laden’s Afghan war against the Soviet Union. The Reagan and Bush administrations not only encouraged the Saudis in this regard but also pressured many other countries to do the same — or at least to look the other way.

The EHM presence in Baghdad was very strong during the 1980s. They believed that Saddam eventually would see the light, and I had to agree with this assumption. After all, if Iraq reached an accord with Washington similar to that of the Saudis, Saddam could basically write his own ticket in ruling his country and might even expand his circle of influence throughout that part of the world.
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Shukrani mkuu paragraph yako imeeleza kila kitu kihusu kushambuliwa kwa Iraq

Jana nilifanya a small research kuhusu Saddam Hussein ila sasa umenifungua kichwa.

Kila kitu ni maslahi na kuhusu Saudia Arabia nimekumbuka kifo cha Jamal Kashoggi hakuna chochote kilichofanyika USA yuko kimya kama hakuna kilicho tokea
 
themanhimself176 said:
Shukrani mkuu paragraph yako imeeleza kila kitu kihusu kushambuliwa kwa Iraq

Jana nilifanya a small research kuhusu Saddam Hussein ila sasa umenifungua kichwa.

Kila kitu ni maslahi na kuhusu Saudia Arabia nimekumbuka kifo cha Jamal Kashoggi hakuna chochote kilichofanyika USA yuko kimya kama hakuna kilicho tokea
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Marekani hawezi mfanya chochote Saudi wala UN.

Nakumbuka kuna kisa kimoja, mwaka 2015, Saudi ilirusha kombora huko Yemen ambalo liliua watoto na wanawake wengi sana, wakati ambao hakukua na vita. Kinyume kabisa na sheria za kimataifa sasa UN wakawa wame blacklist Saudi Arabia. Mwaka 2016, Ban Ki-moon akataka kukuonana na MBS alipoenda Marekani, jamaa alivyo na dharau alifika ofisini kwa Moon karibu saa zima nje ya appointment. Moon alishikilia msimamo wa Report ya UN kuhusu madhila ya Yemen yaliyofanywa na Saudi. Kajamaa kasisitisha misaada ya Saudi kwa UN. UN wakaufyata. Licha ya malalamiko ya UN kuwa ina wafadhili kijeshi Saudi wanaotumia kigaidi silaha hizo, mwaka huo huo wa 2016, Obama akasaini deal ya silaha na Saudi ya dola 1.15 bil! Saudi na Marekani ni chanda na pete.
 
My Next Thirty Years said:
Marekani hawezi mfanya chochote Saudi wala UN.

Nakumbuka kuna kisa kimoja, mwaka 2015, Saudi ilirusha kombora huko Yemen ambalo liliua watoto na wanawake wengi sana, wakati ambao hakukua na vita. Kinyume kabisa na sheria za kimataifa sasa UN wakawa wame blacklist Saudi Arabia. Mwaka 2016, Ban Ki-moon akataka kukuonana na MBS alipoenda Marekani, jamaa alivyo na dharau alifika ofisini kwa Moon karibu saa zima nje ya appointment. Moon alishikilia msimamo wa Report ya UN kuhusu madhila ya Yemen yaliyofanywa na Saudi. Kajamaa kasisitisha misaada ya Saudi kwa UN. UN wakaufyata. Licha ya malalamiko ya UN kuwa ina wafadhili kijeshi Saudi wanaotumia kigaidi silaha hizo, mwaka huo huo wa 2016, Obama akasaini deal ya silaha na Saudi ya dola 1.15 bil! Saudi na Marekani ni chanda na pete.
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Umenikumbusha mbali kaka, económic Hitman .... Kuna kimoja kinaitwa "The secret history of the American empire"
Nakupa zawadi hii hapa CHINI mkuu
 

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mtu kitu said:
Umenikumbusha mbali kaka, económic Hitman .... Kuna kimoja kinaitwa "The secret history of the American empire"
Nakupa zawadi hii hapa CHINI mkuu
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Aise asante mkuu. Sikuwahi kifahamu hiki kitabu. Itabidi nikiweke moja kwa moja kwenye ratiba ya kukisoma mwezi huu. Shukrani.
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Hizo nchi zenye kambi za usa kwa ule mkwara waliyopigwa na iran sidhani kama wataruhusu iran ashambuliwe kupitia nchi zao maana waliambiwa tutaanzisha vita na nchi ambazo mashambulizi yatatokea kwahyo km fighter jet imetoka kwenye base ya nchini kwako ujue ballistics zinatua kwako sasa nani atakubali.
 
My Next Thirty Years said:
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Ukitazama Ramani, hizi ni wazi kabisa Marekani amemzunguka sana Iran kijeshi, kiasi kwamba ni Rais Mwendawazimu tu wa Iran anayeweza kudhubutu kuanzisha vita na Marekani, the rest itakuwa ni blah blah tu, na kutumia vitisho vya kuwa na Nuclear na kuwa na udhibiti wa mfereji wa Hormuz. Marekani standby force yake kumzunguka Iran ina wanajeshi 60,000.
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The map above shows major US military facilities in Iran's neighbourhood, in countries including Saudi Arabia, Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) — and they're just the ones we know about based on data from the American Security Project, US Government, and Australian Defence Force.

International peacekeeping bases are not included, nor are covert US bases for which there is no significant proof of existence.

Military installations surrounding Iran include fixed and transient US sites, as some facilities are designed as temporary, such as those designed to house US and coalition forces in Afghanistan.

Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain host some of the largest number of US personnel in the Middle East.(US Navy: Jayme Pastoric)
The US also has the ability to move its aircraft carriers near the waters of a belligerent — like it did in the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq War.

Naval Support Activity Bahrain is one such fixed-location, which is close to Iraq's Khalifa Bin Salman port.

It houses the US Navy's 5th fleet, while it is also capable of berthing US aircraft carriers.

Outside of the Middle East, the US also has assets dotted in strategic locations in the middle of seemingly open oceans.

The US Naval Support Facility of Diego Garcia is one such example, which is leased from the UK as the isolated atoll forms part of the British Indian Ocean Territory.

It provides logistical support to US forces deployed to the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf, which in recent days, has hosted six B-52 bomber aircraft in response to heightened tensions with Iran, according to CNN.

Having fought numerous wars in the Middle East since 2001 — at an estimated cost of $US6.4 trillion ($9.3 trillion) — the US has built up a massive military presence in the Middle East in its own right.

Presently, at least 60,000 troops are currently stationed around the Middle East, according to US Central Command.

The map above shows how the US troops are distributed across the region, according to figures from the Federation of American Scientists and International Crisis Group.

Kuwait has the lion's share of troops in the region, with more than 13,000 troops stationed in the tiny Middle Eastern state.

Qatar, Bahrain and the UAE also host thousands of troops respectively.

The US military has been involved in operations across the Middle East for decades. (US Air Force) While at least 5,000 troops are deployed in Iraq in an advisory capacity, this number may soon change as the Iraqi parliament voted to boot all foreign forces out of the country in retaliation of the killing of Soleimani.

Iran has nowhere near the amount of foreign military facilities as the US does. The few that it does have are located in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Eritrea respectively.

However, the US and its allies have alleged that Iran's armed forces have been complicit in arming and financially aiding militia groups in the Middle East, including Iraq's Kataib Hezbollah, Yemen's Houthi rebels, and the Palestinian territories' Hamas.

Presently, more American troops are being sent to the Middle East, while Tehran shows no signs of dampening its militarised rhetoric.

While it is anticipated that diplomacy is humming in the background behind America and Iran's public statements, it remains unclear if the US-Iranian's game of brinkmanship will cease for the time being.

How do Iran and the United States' militaries compare?

At face value, the two nations' military capabilities and economies seem worlds apart.

The Global Firepower index ranks the US as the most powerful military in the world with Russia second and China third. Iran is ranked number 14 below Turkey and even Egypt.

In 2018, Iran spent $US13.2 billion ($18.9 billion) on its military while the United States spent a whopping $US648.8 billion ($933.6 billion), according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)

The US Government estimates there are approximately 600,000 active members of the Iranian armed forces and some 500,000 to 1 million potential reservists.

By comparison, the US Armed Forces have more than 1.3 million active service personnel and more than 800,000 reservists.

Tehran and Washington have spent months trading attacks and threats across the wider Middle East.

However, military conscription is mandatory in Iran for all males over the age of 18, hence the difficulty in knowing exactly who might qualify as an active reservist.

Iran's military consists of two major institutions: the regular forces — known as Artesh — and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Iran nuclear deal at a glance

The Iranian Constitution of 1979 declares that the country's defence forces are an "ideological army" responsible not only for national security but to be proponents of "God's law" throughout the world.

As such, the Revolutionary Guard is the single most important and influential institution in Iran, with profound influence over civilian life and a key role in spreading Iran's influence overseas.

However, the US has a vastly greater overall population and the world's most advanced military apparatus, with a history of using nuclear weapons.

It also remains allied with the most powerful and prosperous nations not only regionally, but around the world.

What are Iran's strengths and weaknesses?
US Defence Intelligence Agency director Vincent R Stewart recently identified Iran as one of the five top military threats facing the nation, and key to Iran's military clout is its arsenal of missiles.

According to the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, Iran possesses the largest and most diverse missile arsenal in the Middle East, with some of its ballistic and cruise missiles able to strike Israel over 2,000 kilometres away as well as parts of south-east Europe.

Economic sanctions have frustrated Iran's nuclear ambitions.

But while Tehran has repeatedly launched missiles into Syria and Iraq in recent years and been accused of attacking Western-allied oil tankers, it has never launched a missile into either Israel or Europe.

This is despite its threats to "wipe Israel off the face of the Earth".

Many analysts maintain this is due to the reality that Iran would not be able to endure a conflict with the US, due to an ailing economy and the fact that most of its allies are non-state actors.

Iran engages in proxy warfare across the Middle East by supporting certain groups and Governments, but avoids direct conflict.

Nevertheless, Tehran has demonstrated an ability to bolster its military clout through an extensive network of proxies across the region — mostly Shiite militias that are hostile to the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia.

It is believed to have long supplied weapons and support to Hezbollah in Lebanon, in addition to Houthi rebels in Yemen as well as Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.

Iran's missile arsenal is the largest in the Middle East.

General Soleimani was the leader of the Quds Force, the unit within the Revolutionary Guard responsible for overseas operations, including the establishment and support of proxies.

And his replacement General Ghaani has loudly promised revenge against the US.

Meanwhile, despite being hampered by decades of international sanctions, Iran remains committed to modernising its military.

It has signalled its intention to continue its uranium enrichment program after former president Barack Obama's signature 2015 nuclear deal fell apart under Mr Trump.

Iran is honing its use of drones for military purposes.

Iran has also made rapid progress in developing its capabilities with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) — for example, a warhead-carrying Raad 85 UAV sometimes referred to as a "suicide drone" — which can be directed at a target by a human operator.

Nuclear weapons aside, CSIS expert Anthony H Cordesman has argued that ballistic missiles and UAVs have the potential to be "weapons of mass effectiveness" in the hands of Iran.

What about the United States' strengths and weaknesses?
While Iran boasts a large missile arsenal, its existence is designed to compensate for one major arsenal disadvantage — the country's relatively weak air force and lack of regional military bases and key allies.

The US has a vastly superior airforce to Iran.

Despite largely pulling out of Iraq in recent years, the US maintains some 800 military bases around the world.

It has important regional allies like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Turkey, Egypt and Israel, all of which have the latest Western-made aircraft, giving them a significant technological edge over the Islamic Republic.

Israel is believed to be the only nuclear-armed nation in the region, possessing an estimated 80-90 warheads. The United States has thousands.

US allies control trade routes like the Suez Canal — in the case of Egypt — and resources like oil — in the case of Saudi Arabia.

Qassem Soleimani was a popular figure among Shiites across the Middle East.

Iran's regional allies, meanwhile, are generally confined to Lebanon, Syria, and Kuwait.

And due to years of sanctions, Tehran has been stymied in its efforts to import new aircraft from suppliers like France or Russia.

"Iran is one of the most strategically lonely countries in the world," Iran specialist Karim Sadjadpour told the WSJ recently.

"It considers dozens of countries around the world its adversary, and its only reliable friend has been the Assad regime in Syria."

So even though Iran has a large missile arsenal and an apparently improving air defence capacity with various proxies, Iran remains highly vulnerable to the vastly superior firepower of the US, whether directly or indirectly through allies and proxies.

While Iran's nuclear program has caused anxiety for the US, it has not yet successfully developed nuclear weapons capabilities, and analysts maintain it is still far off.

Iran's nuclear industry was dealt a significant blow in 2010 when a computer virus called Stuxnet — developed by the US and Israel — infected more than a dozen Iranian nuclear facilities.

The attack shut down 1,000 nuclear centrifuges across the Islamic Republic and accidentally revealed that Washington had been running a sophisticated cyber operation against Iran.

How might a conflict play out?
Iran would clearly be at a considerable disadvantage in the event of a direct conflict with the United States.

Neighbouring Iraq had the fourth most powerful military in the world when it invaded Kuwait and launched missiles against Saudi Arabia and Israel in 1990.

Yet the Gulf War and subsequent US invasion proved it was no match for Washington's military might.

It is thus difficult to predict how Iran might seek to react to the killing of General Soleimani.

The risk of retaliation may make it hard for Iran to respond to Mr Trump's military action.

Ian Parmeter, a former Australian ambassador to Lebanon and a researcher with the ANU's Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies, said Iran's leaders would be under "enormous pressure" to respond militarily.

"Iran can't not respond, it has to respond. But it needs to be clever about how it does it, given Trump has already promised to retaliate," he told the ABC.

"The question is what they can do without bringing enormous American firepower back upon them."

In an article for Foreign Affairs, analyst Ilan Goldenberg wrote Iran was likely to be fairly cautious in its response and may not "rush to retaliate".

However, he said the retaliation was likely to take place in Iraq, given that was where the killing of Soleimani took place, and would involve pro-Iran militias, which he said were "among Iran's most responsive proxies".

He predicted both countries would ultimately seek to avoid an all-out war but that "the risk of miscalculation is incredibly high".

Mr Parmeter echoed that the response would likely involve Iran's regional proxies, however, added that it remained unclear whether this could provoke further retaliation from Mr Trump.

Either way, there was no clear way forward for Tehran, which he said had found itself in "a very difficult place".

"There's no easy way for them to retaliate, but if they don't retaliate, they really do look very weak — not just in the eyes of their own people, but in the region in terms of the states in the region they want to impress," Mr Parmeter said.

The Revolutionary Guard is one of the most powerful institutions in Iran.
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Unashauri Iran asithubutu, mbona Marekani mwenyewe hajarhubutu kumpiga Iran. Na hivi juzi wameshambulia meli ya Israel na kuua na Marekani kaishia kutishia tu. Vita sio kama unavyofikiria wewe mkuu.
 
STRUGGLE MAN said:
Hizi ni aina ya cruise missiles alizonazo Iran ukiachana na ballistics
Irans land-attack cruise missiles

Range - warhead - engine
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Ya-Ali:
~500km
~200kg
TJ: Tolue-4/TRI-60

🟢Qods:
~1200-1400km
100-150kg
TJ: Tolue-10/TJ-100

Soumar:
700km
~400kg
TJ: Tolue-4

🟢Hoveizeh:
1350km
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TF: Tolue-14 https://t.co/5V2TYtht1n
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my friend, Iran hana uwezo wa kumpiga israel, na atachukua muda sana kuwa nao. na kama iran ingekuwa na uwezo huo, israel leo hii ingeshafutwa kwenye ramani ay dunia siku nyingi sana kwasababu iran huwa hana utani. anashindwa kufanya hivyo kwasababu hana uwezo. ivyo vi misile unavyowasemea, israel anao uwezo kuvipiga hata kabla hawajavirusha kulekule kwao.

pili, jua kwamba iran ni nchi ndani ya umoja wa kimataifa, na ikiamua kupigana vita lazima ipigane vita kisheria, kuna sheria za vita lazima huwa zinafuatwa tofauti na mapigano ya waasi ambao unaweza kurisha risasi hata kwenye halaiki ya jumuiya, kupigana vita kisheria ni ngumu sana na hiyo israel pekee ndio anaweza kwasababu ya tekinolojia, uwezo wa kurusha kombora hata katikati ya jiji lenye magorofa akapiga na kudhuru gorofa la waasi tu, hiyo iran bado sana. kifupi iran mwenyewe aliwahi kusema tena kipindi cha ahmadinejad kwamba wanaihofia israel kuliko hata marekani na huwa wanahofia atafanay kile alichofanya iraq kipindi kile, amekaa tu pale tel aviv alafu anashambulia vituo vya nukes iraq, na kuna bom kubwa sana wameunda na wamarekani la kupiga na kufunua chini juu juu chini ambalo limewekwa kando kusubiri iran aseme suu kwa israel. marekani anaweza kupuuzia ila israel ukimzingua anakuzingua pia.
 
Hadi sasa Marekani bado ndiyo nchi pekee ya kwanza duniani kwa Nguvu za kijeshi.

For 2021, United States is ranked 1 of 140 out of the countries considered for the annual GFP review. Bajeti ya Jeshi lao ikikwa $703.7 billion kwa mwaka 2021, reflects a 1.6% increase, Hii ni sawa na Tshs. Trillion 1600 hela za kibongo ambayo ni sawa na Bajeti zetu kwa miaka 50.

Shikamoo USA.
 
chapwa24 said:
my friend, Iran hana uwezo wa kumpiga israel, na atachukua muda sana kuwa nao. na kama iran ingekuwa na uwezo huo, israel leo hii ingeshafutwa kwenye ramani ay dunia siku nyingi sana kwasababu iran huwa hana utani. anashindwa kufanya hivyo kwasababu hana uwezo. ivyo vi misile unavyowasemea, israel anao uwezo kuvipiga hata kabla hawajavirusha kulekule kwao.

pili, jua kwamba iran ni nchi ndani ya umoja wa kimataifa, na ikiamua kupigana vita lazima ipigane vita kisheria, kuna sheria za vita lazima huwa zinafuatwa tofauti na mapigano ya waasi ambao unaweza kurisha risasi hata kwenye halaiki ya jumuiya, kupigana vita kisheria ni ngumu sana na hiyo israel pekee ndio anaweza kwasababu ya tekinolojia, uwezo wa kurusha kombora hata katikati ya jiji lenye magorofa akapiga na kudhuru gorofa la waasi tu, hiyo iran bado sana. kifupi iran mwenyewe aliwahi kusema tena kipindi cha ahmadinejad kwamba wanaihofia israel kuliko hata marekani na huwa wanahofia atafanay kile alichofanya iraq kipindi kile, amekaa tu pale tel aviv alafu anashambulia vituo vya nukes iraq, na kuna bom kubwa sana wameunda na wamarekani la kupiga na kufunua chini juu juu chini ambalo limewekwa kando kusubiri iran aseme suu kwa israel. marekani anaweza kupuuzia ila israel ukimzingua anakuzingua pia.
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Duh ww kweli shabiki,


Kwahio Iran hana uwezo wa kumpiga Israel? Wakati babayao katandikwa juzi kati na mikwala alipigwa akaambiwa akijibu tu imekulakwakwe mbona aliishia kuweka vikwazo tu

Marekani anapokwenda kuuwa watu wasiokua na hatia anatumia sheria gani UN? Au kwa ufaham wako ni kuwa ni Marekani tu na Israel ndio zimeruhusiwa kupigana vita but Iran haruhusiwi ??

#URGENT | Iran warns it will respond 'immediately and strongly' to any provocation in wake of tanker attack https://t.co/SI2hrwrwwb

#SputnikUrgent https://t.co/IXVHxrOpxx
 
chapwa24 said:
my friend, Iran hana uwezo wa kumpiga israel, na atachukua muda sana kuwa nao. na kama iran ingekuwa na uwezo huo, israel leo hii ingeshafutwa kwenye ramani ay dunia siku nyingi sana kwasababu iran huwa hana utani. anashindwa kufanya hivyo kwasababu hana uwezo. ivyo vi misile unavyowasemea, israel anao uwezo kuvipiga hata kabla hawajavirusha kulekule kwao.

pili, jua kwamba iran ni nchi ndani ya umoja wa kimataifa, na ikiamua kupigana vita lazima ipigane vita kisheria, kuna sheria za vita lazima huwa zinafuatwa tofauti na mapigano ya waasi ambao unaweza kurisha risasi hata kwenye halaiki ya jumuiya, kupigana vita kisheria ni ngumu sana na hiyo israel pekee ndio anaweza kwasababu ya tekinolojia, uwezo wa kurusha kombora hata katikati ya jiji lenye magorofa akapiga na kudhuru gorofa la waasi tu, hiyo iran bado sana. kifupi iran mwenyewe aliwahi kusema tena kipindi cha ahmadinejad kwamba wanaihofia israel kuliko hata marekani na huwa wanahofia atafanay kile alichofanya iraq kipindi kile, amekaa tu pale tel aviv alafu anashambulia vituo vya nukes iraq, na kuna bom kubwa sana wameunda na wamarekani la kupiga na kufunua chini juu juu chini ambalo limewekwa kando kusubiri iran aseme suu kwa israel. marekani anaweza kupuuzia ila israel ukimzingua anakuzingua pia.
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Usifananize Iran na mambo ya kitoto
 
FUSO said:
Hadi sasa Marekani bado ndiyo nchi pekee ya kwanza duniani kwa Nguvu za kijeshi.

For 2021, United States is ranked 1 of 140 out of the countries considered for the annual GFP review. Bajeti ya Jeshi lao ikikwa $703.7 billion kwa mwaka 2021, reflects a 1.6% increase, Hii ni sawa na Tshs. Trillion 1600 hela za kibongo ambayo ni sawa na Bajeti zetu kwa miaka 50.

Shikamoo USA.
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Lakini bado wakachemka kwa TALEBAN
 
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