MILITARY ANALYSIS OF THE UNITED STATES WAR WITH IRAN Archives

Iran’s Rouhani Threatens Us & Eu Troops in the Middle East, Iranians Raised the Blood-Red ‘Flags of Revenge

‘Danger Today or Tomorrow’: We Will See Countries Turn Against Countries in the Near Future… A day after European signatories to the Iran nuclear deal took the drastic step of triggering the agreement’s dispute resolution mechanism regulating conformity to the deal by formally notifying the EU Iran is in breach, seen as the harshest measure taken thus far given it means EU sanctions are possible, President Hassan Rouhani has responded with his own ominous warning. On Wednesday Rouhani in televised remarks demanded that foreign powers immediately withdraw their forces from the Middle East or face “danger”. “Today, the American soldier is in danger, tomorrow the European soldier could be in danger,” he said in reference to the Western allies. Ironically, the countries of Britain, France, and Germany said they were acting in order to de-escalate soaring tensions following a Jan 6 declaration of Tehran leadership…

“I hope this will be a memorable lesson for America,” said Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami; Sen. Graham: “You continue this crap, you’re going to wake up one day out of the oil business…” Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told the United States on Wednesday that Washington might have “cut off the arm” of General Qasem Soleimani but America’s “leg” in the region would be cut off in response. His comments came hours after Iran launched more than a dozen ballistic missiles and targeted US bases in Iraq on Tuesday night in retaliation for the killing last week of Soleimani, Iran’s Quds Force commander. US President Donald Trump responded, early morning Israel time, with a tweet saying: “All is well.” “Missiles launched from Iran at two military bases located in Iraq,” the president tweeted. “Assessment of casualties & damages taking place now. So…

Any War With Iran Will Not Be a Walk in the Park… The United States and Iran are balancing on the edge of a fully-fledged open military conflict, with many claiming that President Donald Trump had to respond militarily to the Iranian retaliatory missile strike on US military bases in Iraq. However, they have forgotten that in 2002 the Pentagon already ran a colossal wargame designed to simulate a war with Iran – and the US lost heavily. Millennium Challenge 2002 was a $235 million USD military exercise that involved elements of all the U.S. armed forces, with over 13,500 personnel engaging in the most realistic wargames held up until that time. Almost immediately following the invasion of Afghanistan and ahead of the 2003 launch of Operation Iraqi Freedom, the exercise was clearly meant to test the Pentagon’s new vision…