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News & Current Events Apr 3, 2026 at 3:20 AM

Iran's tallest bridge collapses after reported US airstrikes, Iran threatens American allies in retaliation

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Trump urges Iran to make a deal after bridge collapse near Tehran | Fox News
Iran's tallest bridge near Tehran reportedly collapsed following apparent U.S. airstrikes. Donald Trump urged Iran to make a deal, warning "much more to follow."
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TriXter69 Apr 3, 2026 +645
Trump bragged about this and said he wants to hit more bridges and power plants. Guy is unhinged
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Key-Rough-8346 Apr 3, 2026 +269
Does there come a point where we say enough is enough? If Congress can’t recognize that he has a screw loose, something has to be done.
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Sreg32 Apr 3, 2026 +225
Congress? What Congress? War? What war?
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space_force_majeure Apr 3, 2026 +75
Sorry, we actually need two thirds majority in both houses to vote to simply maintain powers granted by the constitution, otherwise the USA defaults to executive dictatorship. Also, one man in the House of Reps can just prevent the vote. The way the founders intended. There was super small text clarifying this, written in the border of the constitution, like in Santa Clause 2.
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ButterscotchOk5339 Apr 3, 2026 +11
The secret amendment
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redyellowblue5031 Apr 3, 2026 +60
Every Republican in office owns this. Every. Single. One.
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redditscraperbot2 Apr 3, 2026 -27
Let's not pretend there aren't a sizeable number of Democrats also ideologically or financially aligned with interests that want this war to continue. To claim otherwise is intellectually dishonest.
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nithdurr Apr 3, 2026 +21
But they don’t control all 3 branches or the SCOTUS
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fosrac Apr 3, 2026 +18
4 of the 214 House Democrats and 1 of the 48 Democrat Senators voted to allow this war to continue unbridled. Let's not pretend this is some both sides thing.
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dolt1234 Apr 3, 2026 +35
How many millions of people hit the streets last weekend? Outside of revolt, not sure what you expect.
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Key-Rough-8346 Apr 3, 2026 +45
It was the largest protest in American history with over 8,000,000 people in the streets. I wasn’t among them because I was sick. And our media barely covered it.
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Shopworn_Soul Apr 3, 2026 +37
Our fully captured media was instructed to minimize it, and did.
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RoseCityHooligan Apr 3, 2026 +3
It would hurt the fatty fuehrers feelings if he saw.
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ViolettaQueso Apr 3, 2026 +8
MSNow covered only it all day. But that was just for people like me (and maybe you) both too sick to go. But it’s the only place I can find these days that is unafraid to call this shit out.
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DaveShadow Apr 3, 2026 +1
If such a movement is that ignorable, then the harsh reality is it did not achieve its aims. Everyone gathering with signs for a single day and having a good sing song, before heading back to work the next day and allowing the status quo to continue, isn’t going to stop Trump. If a message is so easily ignorable, it wasn’t a good message to begin with.
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flightist Apr 3, 2026 +30
As a non-American, I’ve been reliably informed there was a specific amendment put in place to keep government accountable to the populace.
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printzonic Apr 3, 2026 +13
Americans boasting to my face for the first 30 years of my life about their anti-authoritarian credentials will never be topped as the greatest joke ever told.
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cennep44 Apr 3, 2026 +1
They have guns so that means tyranny can never happen in America apparently.
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Pumperkin Apr 3, 2026 +5
There's lots of r words we're not supposed to use.
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TrickshotCandy Apr 3, 2026 +8
The weekend strolls aren't doing squat.
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Geaux2020 Apr 3, 2026 +17
That's simply not true. 29 state level legislative seats have been flipped from R to D. Not one has gone the other way.
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buddy_pal_guy Apr 3, 2026 +3
.... you think that's because people marched? The people marching decided on who they're voting against before they ever showed up
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Geaux2020 Apr 3, 2026 +2
No. I think because people were motivated enough to march they were motivated to go to the polls. Think of it as a rally because that's what it is.
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TrickshotCandy Apr 3, 2026 +2
Not directed at you, but when does this start making any difference to the global shitshow?
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Geaux2020 Apr 3, 2026 +3
November
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Low_Witness5061 Apr 3, 2026 +7
Sadly it’s true. I think it’s great that there are so many people willing to show that they don’t support this administration. It’s not enough to simply do it once every 3-6 months and at times when it’s not too disruptive to people’s lives. Like it or not there’s no chance that an administration which is blatantly banking on subverting the democratic institutions of America is going to be scared by the protests since all they represent is how many Americans will vote against them if there is a free election. At this point all it’s doing is motivating them to do whatever it takes to hold onto power. If people want civil disobedience to sway the government then it needs to be large and constant enough to start costing the shitheads funding the president/congress. Trump doesn’t care about anybody else’s opinion.
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witchofpain Apr 3, 2026 +4
We should be occupying DC and shutting highways down
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redyellowblue5031 Apr 3, 2026
Because you need enough people in Republican districts to make republics and feel their job is in danger. Clearly, they also want this.
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Good_Stretch5445 Apr 3, 2026 +3
Mass strikes across all sectors would bring them to the table. Easier said than done, and as a non American I empathise with people who did not vote for this, but the guy and his cabinet are scum.
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SteveJobsDeadBody Apr 3, 2026 +2
A general strike and full on stoppage of consuming for a couple weeks would end it. Boycotts of any company using Oracle or any other product that supports Israel would make a MASSIVE difference in very little time. Americans are so f****** weak.
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florodude Apr 3, 2026 +39
my brother congress loooooves that he's making brown citizens' lives hell. this is a feature, not a bug
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Saberinbed Apr 3, 2026 +1
Well according to hitler "trump's favourite" iranians are more aryan than americans.
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Sunnysidhe Apr 3, 2026 +1
Considering that the origins of Aryan was to depict people from ancient Iran or the north Indian subcontinent, he was correct.
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Cagnazzo82 Apr 3, 2026 +4
Hegseth is firing numerous generals that are likely pushing back. So at this time congress would need to sweep the administration clean to fix this.
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Moderate-Extremism Apr 3, 2026 +3
MAGA is saying the Army Chief of Staff was replaced for attempting a coup, and Trump was right to replace him. It looks like his purge is accelerating.
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Myheelcat Apr 3, 2026 +10
General strike
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AusToddles Apr 3, 2026 +1
This is what republicans wanted and what Americans (at least a large chunk of them) voted for
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NuclearLunchDectcted Apr 3, 2026 +1
That point will be exactly January 21st, 2027. A Thursday. So Vance can get 10 years as president.
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Fabulous_Cat_1379 Apr 3, 2026 +1
That time came and went years ago. Trump rapes kids.....
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shadowromantic Apr 3, 2026 +1
It's gross that Republicans are unwilling to reign in their most unpopular President.
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AndrewCoja Apr 3, 2026 -1
There's likely nothing that can be done until November, when we vote, and then hope Democrats take control of congress and then wait until January when they can take back the legislative branch's authority. Until then, there's really nothing anyone can do. Mike Johnson is too busy pretending he's never heard of anything. I don't even know who the senate majority leader is because our legislative branch doesn't do anything at the moment.
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pleasetrimyourpubes Apr 3, 2026 +25
He will die before ever being held accountable for these war crimes.
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Ellusive1 Apr 3, 2026 +37
A second strike was sent to kill first responders on scene helping those wounded in the first strike
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snksleepy Apr 3, 2026 +3
Weren't there a second strike of the girl school on the location where they all gathered for safety?
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Ellusive1 Apr 3, 2026 +2
Do we count each of the children as an individual war crime or does America want a bulk d******* on horror?
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fhorst79 Apr 3, 2026 +6
It seems his buddy Putin taught him a trick or two. 
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randolphe1000 Apr 3, 2026 +17
No need. IIRC, "second strikes" to kill 1st responders were an *israeli* innovation, in the 80's I think? Russia only made this an habit for "every day bombings", instead of a "targeted assassinations" thing, but they didn't originate it.
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TheDwarvenGuy Apr 3, 2026 +8
Nah it was an Israeli thing
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Definitelynotasloth Apr 3, 2026 +16
He needs to be impeached and imprisoned, otherwise we are simply Western Russia. It’s probably too late, but hopefully midterms can give us a Hail Mary.
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printzonic Apr 3, 2026 +1
Not just him, anyone in an official position that enabled his crimes, from supreme court judges to the lowliest bureaucrat. And not to forget all the business people that have bribed him and the foreign countries that did the same. Then maybe you can consider yourselves part of the free and democratic world in ten to twenty years time.
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TXLancastrian Apr 3, 2026 +1
Impeachment doesn't have penalties outside of losing the Presidency. And there are no other pending criminal charges against him
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Definitelynotasloth Apr 3, 2026 +7
The Supreme Court has ruled that the president has absolute immunity, which is why he needs to be impeached to be imprisoned. He has a litany of crimes that he has committed. He is already a 34-time felon. He has also been bribed by many foreign countries, profited off of the presidency, and has trampled all over the constitution. 
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TXLancastrian Apr 3, 2026 +1
There are no pending charges waiting on him. The DoJ is the one who would bring Federal charges. Who do you think would be President if he got impeached today?
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pleasetrimyourpubes Apr 3, 2026 +5
He has made a pretty compelling case for treason. But congress isn't doing shit unless he brings out the nukes. Which might happen if 10k marines wind up being slaughtered in the meat grinder.
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witchofpain Apr 3, 2026 +3
They can be refiled.
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TXLancastrian Apr 3, 2026
What charges can be refiled? No charges brought against him were dropped. He was convicted but not sentenced, on crimes that likely would have not gotten jail time. There are no other criminal charges pending or waiting for him to not be president.
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witchofpain Apr 3, 2026 +1
My understanding is that the stolen files and the election interference were dropped but the ability to refile was left available. But maybe I’m wrong. It certainly wouldn’t be the first time in this godforsaken timeline.
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TXLancastrian Apr 3, 2026 +1
Both federal cases that weren't dropped per se. The guy became the DoJs boss and ordered the prosecutions ended. Vance would not order them re opened.
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witchofpain Apr 3, 2026 +2
And who says it will be Vance. If he lives to 29 and a Dem gets in there they can be reopened. As long as there is a DoJ that isn’t a p**** *cough* Merrick Garland.
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JG98 Apr 3, 2026 +1
Not just that, they hit it again after first responders showed up.
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SorryNoUsernamesLeft Apr 3, 2026 +1
This is an opportunity for Europe to build relations with Iran by helping with the reconstruction of civilian infrastructure in return for safe passage in Hormuz. I see a French tanker already was allowed through
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KMCobra64 Apr 3, 2026 +1
This is the point is season 8 right before Denarys Burns Kings Landing to the ground.
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Oldass_Millennial Apr 3, 2026 +287
Something about seeing the president ape over it... I just... man I dunno. We're living through some historical shit you read about like King George, Caligula, and other mentally crazy tyrants.
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lost_horizons Apr 3, 2026 +119
Trump is literally going to destroy America with this war. It'll be as critical an era as The Civil War and WWII. Don't make the mistake in thinking this ends in a month or so and settles down. There are massive supply shocks and a big recession (if not worse) now baked in, and the war itself will probably go on for months if not years, and the possibility of it dragging in other powers is not small. We're in a VERY dangerous time and theres no apparent off ramp.
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BoiseXWing Apr 3, 2026 +12
The 25th amendment and Impeachment are off ramps…Republicans are just blocking them
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TheSaltySpitoon37 Apr 3, 2026 +1
What other amendments provide an off ramp?
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corizano Apr 3, 2026 +40
This is the bit people aren’t thinking about.. Even if the straight opens right this minute the amount of held up shipping of oil and fertiliser is catastrophic. In Australia for example the guys seeding winter crops will have enough fertiliser to get a crop on but will most likely then not have enough fert to hit the first milestone. Which doesn’t sound bad but it will downgrade the entire harvest.
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lost_horizons Apr 3, 2026 +30
Africa, much poorer, may not be able to afford the exploding price at all, could result in serious famine. Just higher prices for us in the wealthy nations.
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corizano Apr 3, 2026 -8
I’m not sure how much it would affect Africa? Are they using as much synthetic fertiliser and diesel? Most documentaries I’ve watched farming seems to be done with hand tools and organics?
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LaScoundrelle Apr 3, 2026 +16
Goodness. Fertilizers have had a major role in allowing the population to grow as large as it has worldwide, by allowing people to produce much more food. It will have huge impacts in poor countries especially.
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Admiral_de_Ruyter Apr 3, 2026 +5
The Haber process supports about half the world’s population so yes a big impact will come.
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Dragoncat_3_4 Apr 3, 2026 +2
net importer of food
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Aggravating-Neat1768 Apr 3, 2026 +1
Lol what? Those types of discussions have been happening all the time on things like Reuters and Bloomberg podcasts since the war started. I just listened to a discussion about the fertilizer situation like a day or two ago. And they talk about the problems that'll be persistent even after the war with the Strait like every day.
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scuzzy987 Apr 3, 2026 +18
I share your sentiments. I keep having a sense of dread when the music stops playing and everyone scrambles for chairs and some countries find out there's not enough chairs for them. What happens then? I have the same feeling on a smaller scale with my city and neighborhood
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lost_horizons Apr 3, 2026 +7
The four horsemen ride again.
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binzoma Apr 3, 2026 +5
only americans dont realize that the american empire era has already ended things are never going back to as they were. teh US had a special spot amongst western nations because of what it did in ww2, and the desperate state of the rest of the west at that time. outside of that very very very specific and rare set of conditions, no country would EVER get as much support to be a 'chosen' empire like the US had been and now that we've disconnected from that past, the US will never be able to reconnect to it, because no other country would be dumb enough to by choice become that dependent on any other country (even an ally). it was necessity not choice that brough the US to where it was. the ties that heald that have been broken. theres no bringing it back, even if/when trump dies or loses an election. america has forsaken its place as a super power
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VanceKelley Apr 3, 2026 +1
Maybe next time a convicted criminal runs for president on the promise to rule as a dictator more than 31% of eligible voters will show up to vote against him. Or maybe not, because America.
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AzureFides Apr 3, 2026 +1
Usually it's not the whole world that gets to suffer from stupid people in one nation decided to vote for an idiot. Trump is literally driving the whole world to bankruptcy and US still does nothing. I will never want to hear any brag from Americans about their freedom ever again in my entire life.
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The_Frostweaver Apr 3, 2026 +48
It's hard to see this as part of a coherent strategy and not Trump and Pete Hegseth blowing shit up just because it looks cool on his daily "shit we blew up" video. This could be why Pete fired the head of the military too, that guy didn't want to be part of this, whatever this is the start of. When you don't have serious people at the top it erodes decisions all the way down.
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turtzah41 Apr 3, 2026 +15
One of the first things they did when they started this term was clear out all the high ranking military members that didn't want to fall in line.
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gb0143 Apr 3, 2026 +5
It is absolutely a coherent strategy. It's not this government's strategy. Someone is benefitting greatly from this.
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elgigantedelsur Apr 3, 2026 +3
Just a horrific kind of pointless destructive vandalism at this point
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riko77can Apr 3, 2026 +1
Not sure. It was the Chief of the Army. He wasn’t in the operational chain of command for this decision anyway. Just advisory by virtue of the Joint Chiefs.
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steveycip Apr 3, 2026 +172
congress can put a stop to this any time they are ready
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sirron811 Apr 3, 2026 +53
I've been writing reps. Responses are in support of Trump's actions in Iran. So they're not ready.
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Material_Ad_554 Apr 3, 2026 +20
The majority take AIPAC money so it’s not going to happen.
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moermoneymoerproblem Apr 3, 2026 +1
Yeah and then what? We withdraw and play defense for the next decade, not to mention all our allies in the region getting shit lobbed at them constantly. We would just get pulled back in
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pleasetrimyourpubes Apr 3, 2026 +10
You know that's why this will become a ground war and an occupation.
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VanceKelley Apr 3, 2026 +1
That would take the war from dumb to dumberer. Only a "f****** moron" would do that. Oops.
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Vickrin Apr 3, 2026 +12
> We withdraw and play defense for the next decade, not to mention all our allies in the region getting shit lobbed at them constantly. Yup. That's what Trump has done. BUT if the USA backs off with its tail between its legs and pays for reparation, MAYBE Iran will be nice to them. That is literally the position Trump has put the USA into. They need to literally bow down to Iran or get completely fucked.
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Captain_Wag Apr 3, 2026 +10
Pay Iran reparations? You're living in a dream world if you think that could happen.
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Vickrin Apr 3, 2026 +11
It won't happen, I agree. The USA is so fucked that there is zero way out of the situation Trump nosedived them into.
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meechmeechmeecho Apr 3, 2026 +2
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YellowBook Apr 3, 2026 +2
Trump’s dad should have withdrawn before the second stroke
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[deleted] Apr 3, 2026 +71
World leaders playing real-life Clash of Clans while the rest of us just watching the base get wrecked 💀 Everyone talking about “strategy” but it’s really just speedrunning escalation at this point 🤡
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shisui1729 Apr 3, 2026 +5
He is a rabid dog not a world leader.
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Faux_Real Apr 3, 2026 +2
More like Last War and the pay to win nutters pretending to be leaders
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NeoIsJohnWick Apr 3, 2026 +6
Bruh your username. 🥸
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[deleted] Apr 3, 2026 +1
Hai bhai sab asa he ketha hai 😅🫣 Yes, brother everyone says exactly that. 😅🫣
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PDX_Duffman Apr 3, 2026 +7
Threatens American allies? Is this old world allies like Europe? Or Trump allies like Russia who is helping Iran already? Hard to keep track since this administration burns bridges like they lost a final four game.
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Got_Engineers Apr 3, 2026 +24
Sad day for engineers
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UnTides Apr 3, 2026 +3
More like payday for engineers. Iran is a huge country, this strike just happened to blow up something more costly than the bomb that hit it. But this war can't last without making America go broke... and it would be a fool's errand, because America can't successfully invade a country like Iran. We can't even control the Strait of Hormuz
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tms2x2 Apr 3, 2026 +28
I've read some economic articles about the strait being closed. Said April 20, mid month things will start to get real. Boats expected to show up, won't. Then the real shortages begin. There's 20-40 day delay for shipping. Parts of Asia are going to hurt real bad. Looking at the list, it looks like where most electronics are manufactured except for China. Taiwan memory and CPU, Thailand makes most of the hard drives.
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theflintseeker Apr 3, 2026 +17
It’s ok not like we have memory and HDD shortages 
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pleasetrimyourpubes Apr 3, 2026 +3
They are expected to double in price again by second quarter. It is kind of doomed.
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Admiral_de_Ruyter Apr 3, 2026 +2
That’s about the same timeline for fertilizer production and where said fertilizer should be but won’t because production had declined.
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Vincent80 Apr 3, 2026 +5
America, the World’s police, committing war crimes.. How are they ever going to be taken seriously again when they tell other countries to behave? Putin and Xi are now free to do whatever they please.
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CheesyPotatoSack Apr 3, 2026 +7
What allies Trump acting like he hasn’t any
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jmsjags Apr 3, 2026 +1
Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Israel are all big allies.
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qwogadiletweeth Apr 3, 2026 +3
It’s sad this will probably cut off ordinary people in Iran. Stop them getting to work, or visiting their families. I doubt it will impact the IRGC.
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Homersarmy41 Apr 3, 2026 +3
We still have allies?
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jmsjags Apr 3, 2026 +1
Yep. Pretty much all of the Middle Eastern Countries- Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman...
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kernal42 Apr 3, 2026 +5
Jokes on them we have no allies anymore!
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Raspberries-Are-Evil Apr 3, 2026 +21
War crimes F*** Trump, Hegseth, and the “troops.” They chose to follow another illegal order.
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TattooedAndSad Apr 3, 2026 +13
I need a cigarette
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machinationstudio Apr 3, 2026 +3
I'm sure some Chinese company is sitting there thinking "give me two weeks".
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Dilaudidsaltlick Apr 3, 2026 -3
8 months later it collapses on its own.
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chicknsnotavegetabl Apr 3, 2026 +2
Uh oh look out Russia!
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RoseCityHooligan Apr 3, 2026 +2
Do we still have allies left after electing this f*** twice?
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Logical-Bookkeeper77 Apr 3, 2026 +1
Israel? Still waiting on Iran for its announced oracle attack.
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91striker Apr 3, 2026 +5
Why do the US and Israel hit civilians and civilian infrastructure with such glee? What's with their inhuman obsession?
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badcobber Apr 3, 2026 +4
USA becomes Russia in a little over one year. It's very sad.
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Esqualatch1 Apr 3, 2026 +2
You better watch it Russia, could be trouble
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RepulseRevolt Apr 3, 2026 +1
It’s only a matter of time before desalination plants get targeted on and by Iran
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ShutterBun Apr 3, 2026 +1
Trump: Someone said they're still our allies?
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Sitaralonelywala Apr 3, 2026 +1
Iran might negotiate trump might install a puppet regime but doing this will make every Iranian as American enemy . Long term this won’t work
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ollielite Apr 3, 2026 +1
Terrorist dos terrorist thing.
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Rager_Doltrey Apr 3, 2026 +1
"Iran threatens Americas allies in retaliation" Jokes on them.. America doesn't have any allies.
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TerrorNova49 Apr 3, 2026 +1
Technically in this war with Iran, the only allies Donnie has are Israel and maybe his Board of Peace…
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newmvbergen Apr 3, 2026 +1
Since when a bridge is a military target ?
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rtygf Apr 3, 2026 +1
Feet of clay. Thoroughly disillusioned.
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Anal-buttsex Apr 3, 2026 +1
Sorry allies, we are a bunch of stupid people lol no exceptions 
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Dangerous_Job_8013 Apr 3, 2026 -4
Hit the KSA - Bahrain Causeway and Saudis will lose access to their playground and the playground will lose YuGe amount$ of $$$.... Suddenly, DT will be prodded to Declare Victory and Stand Down.
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Keeltoodeep Apr 3, 2026 +6
Not sure if Iranian missiles are accurate enough or if drone payloads are large enough for that.
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aintnoonegooglinthat Apr 3, 2026 -19
to b fair these cats are throwing acid on women who don’t wear the hijab, so mounting pressure on the population is not necessarily the worst thing from a geopolitical standpoint, but yeah as Kamala said Dude’s Gotta Go
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hauntingdreamspace Apr 3, 2026 +9
I don't know a lot about Iran but I've read that Iran is only 30% muslim and their Muslims are closer to Turkish than to Saudi in terms of religiousness and views towards women. The problem is the irgc which is more Arab-style over religious ruling class, ruling over a much more normal/chill majority. Bombings like this might drive Iranians to become more extreme in their religious views not less so it's probably counterproductive if you want fewer acid attacks against women. Escalating attacks haven't worked on Gaza, and that's a tiny bit of land. I don't think there's any chance to work on Iran.
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aintnoonegooglinthat Apr 3, 2026 +4
Really erudite and informative point
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Mediocre_Comedian739 Apr 3, 2026 +6
You don’t get to mount pressure with war crimes. None of this is to help Iran.
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Material_Ad_554 Apr 3, 2026 +5
> mounting pressure on the population is not necessarily the worst thing from a geopolitical standpoint Bombing a civilian bridge while it’s being used by civilians is not necessarily a bad thing? You just advocated for war crimes. What is actually wrong with you?
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utterlyuncool Apr 3, 2026 +7
And USA politicians r*** kids, what's your point? Do not "both sides" this shit, it's a f****** war crime. They hit the bridge, then double tapped it when emergency services and rescuers arrived. F*** them all the way to hell. That's some Russian/Israeli terrorist bullshit. USA really needs to pull a Ceausescu if they ever want the world to trust them again in this generation.
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Checklestyouwreck Apr 3, 2026 -4
Seems like the USA is kind of winning and people who are on team bridge are a little upset.
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westicular Apr 3, 2026 +3
Yep, let's just nuke the whole country and stop with this p**** approach of bombing civilian targets one at a time. /s
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yosisoy Apr 3, 2026 +1
A bridge too far for the revolutionary guard?
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