Kuwait says Iranian attack hit National Guard facilities, caused injuries

Dual-use infrastructure, can be used for military I'm telling you, every attack has a reasoning to it. Doesn't have to be a good reason, but there is a reason.

And? Obviously they want to inflict economic pain on their adversaries.

It's not like Iran was attacked first. Oh wait. 

it's more like, someone hits you, and their 7 friends are handing them beer bottles to smash you with and trying to hold your arms  but claiming not to be really involved

Yeah and they aren't justified in punching the other girl in front of you cause she was in the way for hitting you Yeah no shit innocents shouldn't die, but when the aggressor is KILLING children day 1 of the war, kind of takes restrictions off the table Especially when we keep threatening war crimes for more death. What I'm saying is don't be surprised Iran also claims innocent lives as well. That's what happens when there is this unrestricted blood shed and ignoring human life But hey it's all justified cause a bad guy was in that hospital so who cares

Well maybe let's not go that far. I'm circling the wagons up in Buffalo

Go mammals

You appreciate that’s a ridiculous justification for a war. Using your exact logic the US should be carpet bombing China

> but every gulf country is going to be make it their mission to see the IRGC weakened into perpetuity. That was already their mission. Why do you think they all allied the us and let them build bases all surrounding Iran? Why do you think they all help fight Iranian proxies? The GCC has been an anti-iran alliance since the beginning. It's like saying since the Ukraine war, Russia is going to try and weaken the us like they haven't been trying for the past 75 years

So back to the status quo prior to the current conflict effectively.

If they can secure the removal of sanctions on themselves that’s the equivalent of a $17/bbl uplift on every barrel of oil produced for them. It’s honestly a colossal benefit to them if they can get it.

Did you get the memo? Everything is Israel's fault.

UN Resolution 1701, Israel should never trust the countries that ensured Hezbollah from being at the verge of destruction into becoming the best armed terrorist group ever. Western countries simultaneously want Israel to not do anything and then bear the cost of taking out the terrorists , it's so inconsistent.

My brain is where it is supposed to be. What I'm not able to understand is, if Israel breaks ceasefire, if that's even what Iran claims, Im not able to comprehend the exact reason why Kuwait would be a valid target. Do u think before u type?

How does it involve lebanon?

The expansionist claim holds no water, Israel has just come to the conclusion that the only way to have peace is to abandon the two-state solution and pursue a policy of a single state. Iran has no real interest in maintaining these proxies other than an anti-west sentiment. It could have much greater economic prosperity by seeking peace rather than obstinance. The only real destabilization efforts by the US since the Cold War have been in the pursuit of the anti-proliferation of nuclear weapons. Iran and Saudi Arabia would quickly enter an arms race if Iran were allowed to obtain a Nuclear Weapon and if we think the economy is bad now, wait until the entire region is engulfed in a major conflict and all energy infrastructure is obliterated. Does the US pursue an anti-vietnamese geopolitical policy because of the Vietnam war? No. Iran needs to leave the Shah narrative behind, but it can't because it has built its system of oppression on the back of the Great Satan and the Little Satan. If they didn't have an all-powerful external enemy their populace would turn its focus inward and realize how they have been oppressed for the better part of 5 decades. Iran needs a paradigm shift and until it has one, it will continue to live well below its full potential.

No it wasn’t, Israel has repeatedly said from the beginning of the war that we were always going to be separate from their war with Iran.