Tensions escalate in Iran with 100,000 flooding city streets Protests erupted last week ahead of renewed US sanctions which came into force on Monday aiming to stop Iran's oil exports. One expert told MailOnline today that there will be a revolution soon.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Protests erupted last week ahead of US sanctions which started on Monday
They have continued this week with people chanting 'death to the dictator'
One expert told MailOnline today that country is on the brink of revolution
Comes after dramatic drop of Iran's currency and other economic problems
Hope someone put a lock on them nukes they are holding.
This could get bad.
'Revolution is coming': Tensions escalate in Iran with 100,000 flooding city streets and chanting 'death to the dictator' as experts predict regime change is imminent
Protests erupted last week ahead of US sanctions which started on Monday
They have continued this week with people chanting 'death to the dictator'
One expert told MailOnline today that country is on the brink of revolution
Comes after dramatic drop of Iran's currency and other economic problems
Hope someone put a lock on them nukes they are holding.
This could get bad.
Nukes? How many nukes do they have?
Impossible to say what will happen but the regime is well organized and has many devout supporters who see the pressure being imposed on their economy by the old enemy. China and Turkey have already said they still want Iranian oil. The US has put itself out on a limb here. If things get critical we could see problems for shipping in both the Straits of Hormuz and the Red Sea.
Nukes? How many nukes (does Iran) have?
Officially the Iranians have not yet built a nuclear weapon.
Unofficially I've heard that they've probably managed to build around a dozen or so low-yield devices.
They've been able to make high quality metallic uranium since around 2003 and if you can do that then making a nuke out of it is really just an academic exercise.
Note that just because you can build a nuke does not mean you can build a nuke.
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And since the Iranians are more likely to use one against SA than Israel I'm not entirely sure who to root for or if I should just
Nukes? How many nukes (does Iran) have?
Officially the Iranians have not yet built a nuclear weapon.
Unofficially I've heard that they've probably managed to build around a dozen or so low-yield devices.
They've been able to make high quality metallic uranium since around 2003 and if you can do that then making a nuke out of it is really just an academic exercise.
Note that just because you can build a nuke does not mean you can build a nuke.
...
And since the Iranians are more likely to use one against SA than Israel I'm not entirely sure who to root for or if I should just
Israel has hundreds of nukes with second strike capability as well so there’s very little chance the Iranians wil hit Israel.
Israel has hundreds of nukes with second strike capability as well so there’s very little chance the Iranians wil hit Israel.
Never underestimate the stupidity of people who start wars thinking that a deity is on their side.
Israel has hundreds of nukes with second strike capability as well so there’s very little chance the Iranians wil hit Israel.
Never underestimate the stupidity of people who start wars thinking that a deity is on their side.
I believe the very wealthy men in charge of Iran have no desire to practice what they preach. When the money is rolling in, Paradise can wait.