America’s defeat in the war with Iran began
Why is there such a concentration on Gulf bomber bases, water and electricity stations, and American aircraft bases in Jordan, Syria, and Iraqi Kurdistan?
The American military establishment has consistently opposed President Donald Trump’s plans to launch an aggression against Iran in the Middle East, to control the Strait of Hormuz and international navigation within it, and to strictly adhere to the provisions of the Department of Defence’s new war doctrine, which calls for avoiding military confrontation whenever possible. If it is unavoidable, it should be brief and swift, with minimal material and human losses. Many senior military leaders in the United States resigned or were dismissed in protest of President Trump’s recklessness and his subjection to Israeli disinformation tactics, opposing the recklessness of the White House occupant and the gang of Israeli-inclined brokers. The number of dissenters has risen to about 25 generals, both in the army and military intelligence.
Ten days after President Trump violated the memorandum of understanding he reached with the Iranian side through Pakistani intermediaries and returned to the military option again, which means ending the sixty-day truce, it has become clear, through the preliminary results of this step on the ground, that the American army has fallen, with its eyes wide open, into the great Iranian trap set for it meticulously, the most prominent title of which is the long-term regional
Two indicators reflect the American army’s failure to win this conflict and thus the Iranian army’s lack of defeat, at least for now:
- The US Department of Defence announced today that the number of injuries among US military personnel stationed in the Gulf and the Middle East has risen to 427 over the last 10 days of clashes.
- The second: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard, which is responsible for managing the war, announced the destruction of two oil tankers that collided with naval mines planted in the Strait of Hormuz via the unofficial southern passage under American guidance, as well as the stoppage of the Guard’s forces and armed boats from four other tankers that attempted to breach the passage without Iranian permission.
The US Department of Defence did not publish the type or severity of these injuries within the US military, although it acknowledged their occurrence. It also avoided admitting any fatalities, only revealing the number of wounded, in a calculated camouflage operation to continue misleading and obscuring the facts from the American public, knowing the sensitivity of the issue and its role in inflaming and provoking their anger, as was the case in previous American wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam.
There is no battle without casualties and injuries, ship damage, and the downing of warplanes and drones. The US military command has acknowledged the loss of 35 fixed-wing American aircraft, including the highly advanced F-15 fighter jet, fuel tankers for refuelling aircraft in mid-air, and AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) aircraft for detecting aircraft from a distance, all valued at $300 million or more.
As for the second indicator, navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, the announcement of the destruction or damage of these two tankers and the detention of four others confirm his statement about the complete closure of the strait, the disruption of navigation in it, and the prevention of a single drop of oil from passing through it, in contrast to President Trump’s false claims.
The American military indeed bombed several Iranian civilian infrastructures, including bridges, power plants, and railroads, particularly in southern Iranian cities and islands, causing major damage and rendering them out of commission. However, it is also true that the Iranian response was quick, destroying most of the American bases on the western coast of the Gulf, bombing the electricity and water desalination stations there, and expanding the circle of targeted military objectives by adding Jordan to the Al-Udeid base in Qatar, the other American base in Kuwait, the headquarters of the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, and the American warplanes and military intelligence barracks in Jordan and Iraqi Kurdistan.
We believe that “Their mark is on their faces from the trace of prostration.” Anyone who looks at President Trump’s face understands what we mean, as he has enmeshed his country in this war at Israel’s request. His skin has turned pale, and his voice has taken on a tone of terrible frustration that was not present at the start of the war.
Finally, we conclude that America has lost all its wars in the “Middle East”, beginning with Iraq and continuing through Afghanistan, and that its battle with Iran will be no exception. This implies it does not rely on importing weapons from other countries.
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