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(05-19-2024, 09:35 PM)LucidDreamer Wrote: Pretty serious situation for the whole region. Keep in mind Iran has a very modern and capable military. Actually two militaries the standard standing military and the much more capable and radicalized Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
They could see an opportunity to take control. Also many other radicalized groups in the country to include those you mentioned that could attempt their own ideas, or more likely help the Guard take control.
We should at least offer our help, remember Iran was one of the first countries that offered search teams and dogs after 9-11.
The next few hours and days could be very serious. The Guard could wrest control and do what they do behind the scenes in Israel in a much bigger way. Let's hope mourning the loss is more important than any radical elements looking for opportunities.
I think my point was and remains, he didn't have to return to the White House for briefing. It was likely for political appearances as much as anything. I'm aware it could be very serious but with the release of 6 billion dollars and the US indirect discussions with Iran about lowering tensions in the region, along with the complete failure of Iran's missile and rocket barrage he has no reason to kiss ass so immediately.
The fact that it is an election year and we have protests from those whom Iran supports, and those people will overwhelmingly vote Democrat was definitely a factor if not the predominant one.
Sure Im concerned about what may happen, but there is no indication a coup is about to happen or the Ayatollahs are in immediate danger. Besides a little internal turmoil might keep them from supplying Hezbollah and Hamas you know those 2 entities that are still firing rockets at Israel and holding hostages. Pretty sure the region was more unstable with Raisi alive. As for the Iranian military prowess, if its anything like their search and rescue operations, we probably will be OK. I feel for the innocent Iranian though there is likely to be a crackdown internally
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