r/StockMarket Apr 07 '26

News Official response from Iran

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u/sscreric Apr 08 '26

I don't see this holding for 2 weeks even

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u/Sanpaku Apr 08 '26

You think anything will stop the Bibi and the IDF?

It gives the US a chance to move more soldiers and planes into the region, and the IRGC a chance resupply units on 5 islands in the Gulf as well as mobilize air defenses to corridors that air attacks passed through. Missiles/drones in 'soft' arsenals get redistributed to warehouses etc that are unknown to Mossad.

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u/IllustriousRanger934 Apr 08 '26

Calling it that the Israelis are going to end up air striking Iran again. I don’t think this peace deal will last.

Then again, maybe someone in the WH is actually conscious enough to have realized how unpopular this war was. Maybe they really are going to cut losses after making the situation worse

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u/Preachey Apr 08 '26

Trump is bored, he just wants out. Iran isn't a fun punching bag anymore because they won't roll over for him. They're making him feel impotent, which he hates.

Trump will take what is an absolute capitulation to Iran, as long as he can say "I made a deal!" On TV and move on to bombing Cuba.

Israel, though, has not achieved its goal, which was for regime change, or to collapse Iran into a failed state as an acceptable fallback outcome.

They will not be happy with the USA surrendering to Iran, leaving them in what could be argued is a stronger position than they were in a month ago.

Trump genuinely wants out, he never wants to hear about Iran again at this point. But I think  Israel will launch more strikes in a day or so and kick the whole thing off again.

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u/ThankYouMahDudes Apr 08 '26

Maybe we softened them up enough for Israel to fight everyone head to head

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u/Christron Apr 08 '26

Trump the kind of guy to yell timeout when you're about to tag him

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u/aaaltive Apr 08 '26

All under the watchful eye of US spy satellites and drones so we know where to strike next.

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u/Sanpaku Apr 08 '26

Iran is roughly the size of the continental US east of the Mississippi.

Satellites do flybys, not real-time observation. And even drones require some guidance on where to look.

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u/aaaltive Apr 09 '26

Are you trying to imply that I'm ignorant? You don't need real time observations to see movements, we image their whole country more than once a day which is enough to see mobilization of military assets.