Iran vs Israel/US: Israel & Washington planning to bomb Iran soon, U.S. Embassies around the Middle East have all issued security alerts

BREAKING: A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II stealth fighter squawked emergency code 7700 over the Gulf of Oman near the Strait of Hormuz today (May 10), then went dark over UAE airspace.

The aircraft (registration 13-5067) transmitted the international emergency distress signal at approximately 08:12 UTC while flying at 12,900 feet over the UAE after transiting from the Gulf of Oman. The jet's transponder then went dark.

Iranian state media claim the F-35 was struck by Iranian forces. This has NOT been independently verified. The U.S. has issued no statement.


 
Tried to isolate Iran : FAILED

Tried to pressure China with sanctions: FAILED

Tried to take over Greenland : FAILED

Tried to dominate the Strait of Hormuz: FAILED

Tried to bring inflation under control: FAILED

Tried to rally NATO behind him: FAILED

America has never looked this weak under a president





You don’t mess with Greenland, NATO might’ve
backed you(I say might’ve only becuase they know IRAN ain’t no pussies)
 
You don’t mess with Greenland, NATO might’ve
backed you(I say might’ve only becuase they know IRAN ain’t no pussies)

I'd wager NATO wanted no parts when the U.S. struck Iran without informing NATO in advance, and during Iran's QUICK response of counterstrikes. Begging for NATO help after saying NATO was useless didn't help matters for the U.S. military either.
 
Tried to isolate Iran : FAILED

Tried to pressure China with sanctions: FAILED

Tried to take over Greenland : FAILED

Tried to dominate the Strait of Hormuz: FAILED

Tried to bring inflation under control: FAILED

Tried to rally NATO behind him: FAILED

America has never looked this weak under a president





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So basically the US and Isreal hasnt done shit...

Outside of opportunities for online war bets for quick cash?:dunno:

However, Iran makes a very strong argument that #47 has been their greatest asset, with Iran on track to make at least $100B annually in new revenue from international toll fees at the Strait of Hormuz.

The result of the U.S. military causing Iran to re-evaluate the Strait that was already open to the world at previously no fee.
 
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Translated from French
A SATELLITE PHOTO SEEMS TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THE IRANIANS DID INDEED SEVERELY HIT THE THREE AMERICAN DESTROYERS.
The Iranians appear to have successfully developed an attack system using a large number of fast attack boats that would prevent US ships from defending themselves effectively; too many targets coming from different directions within a tight timeframe would prevent American defense systems from neutralizing them all


 
Translated from French
A SATELLITE PHOTO SEEMS TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THE IRANIANS DID INDEED SEVERELY HIT THE THREE AMERICAN DESTROYERS.
The Iranians appear to have successfully developed an attack system using a large number of fast attack boats that would prevent US ships from defending themselves effectively; too many targets coming from different directions within a tight timeframe would prevent American defense systems from neutralizing them all



It sounds like what the Rebel forces did to the Empire.....

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those speed boats are equipped with at least two anti-ship missile launchers commonly the Zafar anti-ship missile

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Zafar anti-ship missile

what makes them lethal is their sea-skimming capability, they also have an active radar homing system hard to jam and if it's not enough launched in numbers those damn things are able to talk to each other signaling during the terminal phase what part of the targeted ship they'll individually hit like the Swedish Saab RBS15 MK3 !
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those speed boats are equipped with at least two anti-ship missile launchers commonly the Zafar anti-ship missile

250px-Production_line_of_Zafar_AshM_%284%29.jpg


Zafar anti-ship missile

what makes them lethal is their sea-skimming capability, they also have an active radar homing system hard to jam and if it's not enough launched in numbers those damn things are able to talk to each other signaling during the terminal phase what part of the targeted ship they'll individually hit like the Swedish Saab RBS15 MK3 !
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:itsawrap::itsawrap::itsawrap::itsawrap:
 

Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport turning into ‘US military base,’ official says​

Monday, 11 May 2026 6:53 PM [ Last Update: Monday, 11 May 2026 6:53 PM ]
The chief of Israel’s civil aviation has warned that Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv has effectively turned into a “US military base,” disrupting civilian flights and threatening Israeli airlines.


According to the Hebrew-language Yedioth Ahronoth daily newspaper, Shmuel Zakay told Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev and ministry Director General Moshe Ben Zaken on Monday that military activity at Israel’s main international airport is delaying the return of foreign carriers, and increasing ticket prices ahead of the summer tourism season.

“Turning Ben Gurion International Airport into a military base harms the return of foreign airlines and threatens the financial stability of Israeli airlines,” Zakay said.

He added that Iranian retaliatory operations to the US-Israeli airstrikes against the Islamic Republic significantly affected civilian air traffic in the occupied territories, with Israeli airlines relocating many aircraft abroad, some of which have not yet returned.

Zakay said the Israeli military apparatus does not fully understand the damage caused to civilian aviation or the impact on ticket prices and the public.

“Ben Gurion Airport has become a military base with limited civilian activity,” he said.

Zakay also warned that the situation poses “a real threat” to smaller Israeli carriers, including Israir, Arkia, and Air Haifa, because of rising operating and fuel costs and growing demands for flights.

He called for moving US aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport to military bases, saying the current situation harms not only airlines but also all Israeli settlers.

The Yedioth Ahronoth also quoted Israir CEO Uri Sirkis as saying during a meeting of the Knesset Economic Affairs Committee that the airline, which usually parks 17 aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport, is now permitted to keep only four there overnight.

He said the restrictions are pushing up airfare prices and limiting the number of flights Israeli airlines can operate.

In recent weeks, Israeli media outlets published images showing dozens of US military aircraft, including refueling planes, stationed at the airport amid continued US military support for Israel.

Israel’s Channel 24 reported on Thursday that hundreds of settlers received notices of canceled hotel reservations in the southern resort city of Eilat to accommodate US troops.

The channel said hotels informed guests that reservations from this month through November, including the summer vacation season, had been canceled.

Israeli media have also reported recently that Israel raised its military alert level in preparation for a possible resumption of war with Iran in case indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington fail.
 

Checkmate in Iran​

Washington can’t reverse or control the consequences of losing this war.​

Robert KaganMay 10, 2026, 7 AM ET
A red-tinted photograph of a large container ship on the sea, a green-tinted photograph of a silhouette of Donald Trump’s side profile, and a red-tinted map of the Middle East

Illustration by The Atlantic. Sources: Amirhossein Khorgooe / AFP / Getty; Maximillian Mann / The New York Times / Redux; Saul Loeb / AFP / Getty.
It’s hard to think of a time when the United States suffered a total defeat in a conflict, a setback so decisive that the strategic loss could be neither repaired nor ignored. The calamitous losses suffered at Pearl Harbor, the Philippines, and throughout the Western Pacific in the first months of World War II were eventually reversed. The defeats in Vietnam and Afghanistan were costly but did not do lasting damage to America’s overall position in the world, because they were far from the main theaters of global competition. The initial failure in Iraq was mitigated by a shift in strategy that ultimately left Iraq relatively stable and unthreatening to its neighbors and kept the United States dominant in the region.

Defeat in the present confrontation with Iran will be of an entirely different character. It can neither be repaired nor ignored. There will be no return to the status quo ante, no ultimate American triumph that will undo or overcome the harm done. The Strait of Hormuz will not be “open,” as it once was. With control of the strait, Iran emerges as the key player in the region and one of the key players in the world. The roles of China and Russia, as Iran’s allies, are strengthened; the role of the United States, substantially diminished. Far from demonstrating American prowess, as supporters of the war have repeatedly claimed, the conflict has revealed an America that is unreliable and incapable of finishing what it started. That is going to set off a chain reaction around the world as friends and foes adjust to America’s failure.
 
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