>regime still in power>no uranium removed>gas prices higher than februarytick tock, miggers!! 52 days left!!
>>542491229Do you think the regime is still in power in Venezuela too?
>>542491370If the "regime" is no longer in power in Iran, and the Iranians are still able to put up coordinated resistance, then they have achieved something that cannot be decapitated like Venezuela's "regime" was. Otherwise American puppets would be in place already.
>>542491229won't they win after donald sends everyone 5k?
>>542491462I think that Iran has access to a chokepoint, and Venezuela does notPanama could cut off the Panama Canal, and Egypt the Suez Canal. But Venezuelans have no such chokepoint within easy reach
>>542491462what will they do as we get closer though?
>>542491680That makes no sense. Having access to a chokepoint doesn't give their forces coordination. If they can keep their coordinated resistance after their "regime" is removed (again assuming you are right about that) then their achievement is only MORE impressive because they are able to maintain discipline with decentralized command structure. This would make them immune to the "decapitation strike" a la Venezuela.
>>542491837iran's government and the IRGC is also far more compartmentalized unlike these south americans where so much power resides at the top
>>542491837The middle has been dominated by assymetrical warfare. Roadside bombs, IEDs. It's all place and forget, there's no enemy to shoot atThe Strait of Hormuz is like one big road to ambush, set naval mines, and fuck withVenezuela doesn't have the same kind of rallying point that allow them to shit in the global communitys punch bowl so to speak
>>542491229I watched a documentary 4 years ago under Biden that explained Iran would take control if the straight of Hormuz. Only the lowest intelligent people would have bombed them