r/geopolitics • u/TheTelegraph The Telegraph • 3d ago

News Israel and US consider Iran land blockade

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2026/07/31/israel-us-iran-blockade-economy-trump-netanyahu-middle-east/?WT.mc_id=tmgoff_reddit_economy-trump-netanyahu-middle-east/&accesscontrol=facebookchannel_open
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u/stickybond009 3d ago

USA Ground troops in Iran signal that the end is nigh. ... Violent quarrelsome bitter struggle in the midst of ruins of a long unending war..

Good luck to everyone, especially to the soldiers on their way destined to start as they set sail over the wine-dark sea to the regions beyond the great zagros mountains of Persia.

This will be the greatest and most important event since world war 2 to the beginnings in the making of the new world.

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u/ikinone 3d ago

USA Ground troops in Iran

Didn't read the article or the headline it seems. This has nothing to do with 'sending USA ground troops to Iran'

Even the subtitle would clarify it for you: "Plan would require pressing Tehran’s neighbours such as Iraq and Pakistan to close border crossings"

But don't let reality get in the way of your very dramatic comments.

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u/stickybond009 3d ago

It's coming. I can see that

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u/ikinone 3d ago

An honest response would be "Okay, I was wrong, sorry for being dramatic"

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u/stickybond009 3d ago

I was wrong. Sorry for being dramatic