Will Trump attack Iran by March 1

[Hispo]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/article/is-trump-about-to-go-to-war-with-iran-204654148.html


Most would think he will certainly attack Iran ,but i think we could be surprised by a lack of attack.

I don't think he is planning to do that unless if there is no other alternatives. Iran doesn't have what it takes to combat US and Israel so I think Iran should look for a more diplomatic way to sort things out with US because if US was actually planning to attack Iran . I don't think it will take then 24hrs to sink Iran to the marsh. However, Trump may launch attack if things get out control.

I think you are under-estimating the power and defense of Iran, actually. It is true their economy is almost destroyed and there is a very big opposition against the current regime, but that regime does not show any signal to be willing to get out the country and give up on power without a fight and bloodshed.

Also, it would not be very crazy to assume China will provide support to Iran, they are not likely to allow Iran to fall into the control of the United States so easily as it happened with my country: Venezuela.

[Swordsoffreedom]

I don't think he is planning to do that unless if there is no other alternatives. Iran doesn't have what it takes to combat US and Israel so I think Iran should look for a more diplomatic way to sort things out with US because if US was actually planning to attack Iran . I don't think it will take then 24hrs to sink Iran to the marsh. However, Trump may launch attack if things get out control.

I think you are under-estimating the power and defense of Iran, actually. It is true their economy is almost destroyed and there is a very big opposition against the current regime, but that regime does not show any signal to be willing to get out the country and give up on power without a fight and bloodshed.

Also, it would not be very crazy to assume China will provide support to Iran, they are not likely to allow Iran to fall into the control of the United States so easily as it happened with my country: Venezuela.

I even suspect that Trump and his team of advisors underestimated Iran's military strength and capabilities. That is why they were caught off guard on the battlefield by strong resistance from Iran, and the war may last longer than they expected

Regarding China's support for Iran, that is no secret even if they do not openly admit it. Our world is currently divided into two extremes: on one side, the United States and its allies, and on the other, Russia and China. And Iran is a strategic and extremely important ally in their plan to rebalance global power. Therefore, Russia and China will certainly support Iran in various way

[LTU_btc]

I think you are under-estimating the power and defense of Iran, actually. It is true their economy is almost destroyed and there is a very big opposition against the current regime, but that regime does not show any signal to be willing to get out the country and give up on power without a fight and bloodshed.

Also, it would not be very crazy to assume China will provide support to Iran, they are not likely to allow Iran to fall into the control of the United States so easily as it happened with my country: Venezuela.

According to Pete Hegseth, volume of Iaunch or Iran's missiles is down by 90%, drones by 95%, comparing with 1st day of operation.:
https://www.war.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/4434312/hegseth-says-irans-defense-industrial-base-nearing-complete-destruction/
Yes, there is no source which would confirm that this is true and it can be just propaganda. But from what I see in stats shared by neighbouring countries like UAE, now they shot down significantly less missiles/drones than in first days of war. Probably it indicates something that Iran capabilities isn't unlimited.

[NotFuzzyWarm]

In addition to launch sites, it's a safe bet that missile & drone stockpile sites along with all production sites were/are high priority targets. So, no surprise there.

[Hispo]

I think you are under-estimating the power and defense of Iran, actually. It is true their economy is almost destroyed and there is a very big opposition against the current regime, but that regime does not show any signal to be willing to get out the country and give up on power without a fight and bloodshed.

Also, it would not be very crazy to assume China will provide support to Iran, they are not likely to allow Iran to fall into the control of the United States so easily as it happened with my country: Venezuela.

According to Pete Hegseth, volume of Iaunch or Iran's missiles is down by 90%, drones by 95%, comparing with 1st day of operation.:
https://www.war.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/4434312/hegseth-says-irans-defense-industrial-base-nearing-complete-destruction/
Yes, there is no source which would confirm that this is true and it can be just propaganda. But from what I see in stats shared by neighbouring countries like UAE, now they shot down significantly less missiles/drones than in first days of war. Probably it indicates something that Iran capabilities isn't unlimited.

I mean... The capabilities of a country (no matter what country is) are never unlimited. It does not matter whether we are talking about Iran, the United States, China or Russia.
It seems the United States were intelligent enough to carry out this operation and first target weapons which could have used to retaliate.

[LTU_btc]

I mean... The capabilities of a country (no matter what country is) are never unlimited. It does not matter whether we are talking about Iran, the United States, China or Russia.
It seems the United States were intelligent enough to carry out this operation and first target weapons which could have used to retaliate.

Yeah, according to US officials, they not only destroyed their weapons storages, but also factories where they produce it. Again, just because they said, it doesn't means that's 100% true.
Yeah, there is no country have unlimited resources, but it's been just 2 weeks and Iran is already struggling. Offcourse, they won't admit it, but you don't expect such things from country which is considered as quite big force and by someone who puts a lot into their military industry. Like look at Russia, it's been 4 years of war and there is still no signs that they can get out of weapons.