Iran War. . . USA Up 2-0 in the First Period
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Iran “recently” when? This is your claim so you should have at least basic information about it that you’d be willing to share, right? Maybe even a link?
Iran recently “when” if this isn’t more vague unverifiable noise like elite fighters from all across the Middle East swarming into southern Lebanon to something something Hezbollah sorta thing.
So, just to be clear, you say Iran is the “they” in ‘they recently got Ben Givr’ etc…& you are not capable of stating when this supposedly happened? Was it today? Yesterday? The day before yesterday? Never happened? The day before the day before yesterday? Do you have a link?
If it’s real, then post a screenshot, but why the fear of just stating when this supposedly happened? That is pretty weird. Anyway, it’s late and I’m going to bed.
Everyone needs to beware the evil genius
Question becomes: How much of their time are they spending pretending to be a retard?
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Iranian Ballistic Missiles Evade Patriot Interceptors and Hit US Navy Base in UAE!
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Trump called upon "countries of the world that receive oil through the Hormuz Strait" to "take care of that passage," as he put it in a post Sunday on Truth Social. In an interview with the Financial Times the same day, he went further, warning that NATO would have a “very bad future” if its members did not help free up the strait.
Starmer made it clear that he would not be drawn into “the wider war,” and that any Hormuz mission should be a broader effort — including the U.S. and Gulf states — rather than something for NATO.
Meanwhile, Japan and Australia said they had no plans to send ships to aid Trump’s request, etc…
The phrase "Arab fighters join Hezbollah" appears to refer to reports of foreign Arab or Iran-backed militiamen supporting or offering to support Hezbollah, particularly amid escalating conflicts involving Israel, Lebanon, and Iran.
Current Situation (as of March 2026)
The Middle East has seen major escalation since late 2025/early 2026:
Hezbollah has actively joined broader conflicts, including supporting Iran in its ongoing war (involving U.S. and Israeli actions against Iranian targets).
Hezbollah is engaged in direct fighting with Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, including ground clashes, rocket/drone attacks, and responses to Israeli incursions (e.g., around Khiam and other border areas).
Recent reports indicate Hezbollah's elite Radwan forces have redeployed to confront Israeli troops after earlier withdrawals.
There are accounts of hundreds of Shiite militiamen from Iraq traveling to Lebanon (via direct flights to Beirut airport) to fight alongside Hezbollah. This marks a shift from previous Syria-routed movements.
Some former Syrian Arab Army (SAA) fighters have reportedly joined Hezbollah for better pay and support.
Hezbollah's involvement has strained its domestic support in Lebanon, with the Lebanese government cracking down on its military activities, detaining fighters, and pushing for disarmament. The group faces recruitment/reconstitution challenges post-2024 ceasefire violations and losses.
No large-scale new influx of "Arab fighters" (beyond ongoing Iran-aligned militia support) is dominating headlines right now, but the pattern of foreign Shia/Arab proxies bolstering Hezbollah persists amid the multi-front war.
- Grok
Current Situation (as of March 2026)
The Middle East has seen major escalation since late 2025/early 2026:
Hezbollah has actively joined broader conflicts, including supporting Iran in its ongoing war (involving U.S. and Israeli actions against Iranian targets).
Hezbollah is engaged in direct fighting with Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, including ground clashes, rocket/drone attacks, and responses to Israeli incursions (e.g., around Khiam and other border areas).
Recent reports indicate Hezbollah's elite Radwan forces have redeployed to confront Israeli troops after earlier withdrawals.
There are accounts of hundreds of Shiite militiamen from Iraq traveling to Lebanon (via direct flights to Beirut airport) to fight alongside Hezbollah. This marks a shift from previous Syria-routed movements.
Some former Syrian Arab Army (SAA) fighters have reportedly joined Hezbollah for better pay and support.
Hezbollah's involvement has strained its domestic support in Lebanon, with the Lebanese government cracking down on its military activities, detaining fighters, and pushing for disarmament. The group faces recruitment/reconstitution challenges post-2024 ceasefire violations and losses.
No large-scale new influx of "Arab fighters" (beyond ongoing Iran-aligned militia support) is dominating headlines right now, but the pattern of foreign Shia/Arab proxies bolstering Hezbollah persists amid the multi-front war.
- Grok