2026-02-28 Iran War - Israel and USA strikes Iran - "Preemptive Strike"

[Grape Ape]

Vance bows to Israel, we gain nothing

Iran didn't concede nukes, no?

[Necrosis]

Iran didn't concede nukes, no?

You guys already had an agreement, if trump wasn't such an egomaniac who hates everyone who isn't him he wouldn't have ripped up Obama's agreement. People have died due to his narcissism. Which is wild.

[Rambone]

Trump hasn’t even given us a cool speech like this. Are we winning this thing yet?

[obsidian]

good question young man

Damn! I wish they showed more of Vance's response. I'm sure a word salad followed.

[oldschoolfan]

Trump is our lord and savior now !!

[LurkerNoMore]

Just watch, we are going to go through all this bullshit and end up paying all this reparation/reconstruction money to Iran, give them all these concessions and allowances, make the entire country stronger than it has ever been before, and wind up with a "treaty" that is weaker than the one Obama got.   Black man wins again.

[Griffith]

What's happening with the blockade?

[Super Nattie]

[Irongrip400]

What's happening with the blockade?

We’re turning ships back that are destined for Iranian ports. 6 today so far.

[oldschoolfan]

We’re turning ships back that are destined for Iranian ports. 6 today so far.

And it only cost a billion plus a day to do that !

America first !

[Griffith]

We’re turning ships back that are destined for Iranian ports. 6 today so far.

So Iran has no leverage now.

[GymnJuice]

So Iran has no leverage now.

This has become an asymmetric stalemate. It is essentially a pause in open hostilities. We’re paying a higher price to maintain our naval blockade than they are with their mining operations. As a result, commercial shipping has slowed to a trickle, and the global economic consequences continue to ripple outward.

[loco]

Chevron says Venezuelan oil imports are helping curb U.S. gas prices

Chevron's stepped-up imports of Venezuelan oil are helping ease fuel prices for U.S. consumers, according to a senior executive with the energy giant.

Andrew Walz, Chevron's president of global refining, told CBS News that the company is running its Pascagoula, Mississippi, refinery around the clock to process crude from Venezuela.

https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/energy/articles/chevron-says-venezuelan-oil-imports-222028996.html

[chaos]

You guys already had an agreement,

Can you tell us what that agreement was?

[Grape Ape]

Can you tell us what that agreement was?

It was the agreement that allowed them to enrich uranium to 60% and had no on the spot inspections.

[Necrosis]

Can you tell us what that agreement was?

You are taking the uninformed angle with me? LOL. I am a giant nerd dude.

[Necrosis]

It was the agreement that allowed them to enrich uranium to 60% and had no on the spot inspections.

IAEA had 24/7 access to key sites and it is literally was the most panopticon possible inspection regime. Nothing negotiated previously had that amount of oversight or access.


They could enrich uranium to any level previously and it would of taken a year to have bombs, vs months that it would now take. The IAEA in all their documents indicated Iran was sticking to the plan.

Literally the only reason to rip it up is trumps ego. It avoided war at the time, something Trump couldn't do as he is a terrible negotiator.

Ripping up the deal was retarded on every level. We now have a war resulting directly from that piss poor decision which is fucking the global economy amongst other things.

There is also no evidence they were close, so this war is nonsense. Noem stated as much, witkoff the realtor said they had it but who the fuck is that guy?

[Kwon]

Infiltration on American Soil

[Grape Ape]

It was the agreement that allowed them to enrich uranium to 60% and had no on the spot inspections.

IAEA had 24/7 access to key sites and it is literally was the most panopticon possible inspection regime. Nothing negotiated previously had that amount of oversight or access.

Obama's Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA, 2015) did not allow true "on the spot" or "anytime, anywhere" surprise inspections without prior notice, especially at military or undeclared sites. It provided enhanced but managed access with a multi-step dispute resolution process that could take up to 24 days in contested cases.

[chaos]

IAEA had 24/7 access to key sites and it is literally was the most panopticon possible inspection regime. Nothing negotiated previously had that amount of oversight or access.


They could enrich uranium to any level previously and it would of taken a year to have bombs, vs months that it would now take. The IAEA in all their documents indicated Iran was sticking to the plan.

Literally the only reason to rip it up is trumps ego. It avoided war at the time, something Trump couldn't do as he is a terrible negotiator.

Ripping up the deal was retarded on every level. We now have a war resulting directly from that piss poor decision which is fucking the global economy amongst other things.

There is also no evidence they were close, so this war is nonsense. Noem stated as much, witkoff the realtor said they had it but who the fuck is that guy?

Bro...this is what happens when you are addictedtodick 

Executive summary

The U.S. withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in May 2018 removed Washington’s participation and provoked a cascade of reactions: Tehran gradually abandoned key nuclear limits, accelerated uranium enrichment and stockpiling, and reduced some forms of inspector access, while the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) moved from certifying compliance to increasingly documenting breaches and, by 2025, declaring Iran noncompliant in its reporting [1][2][3][4]. Other JCPOA participants tried to keep the accord alive diplomatically and legally, but their efforts did not fully prevent Iran’s nuclear rollback or the deterioration in inspection conditions [5][6].

[Never1AShow]

Chevron says Venezuelan oil imports are helping curb U.S. gas prices

Chevron's stepped-up imports of Venezuelan oil are helping ease fuel prices for U.S. consumers, according to a senior executive with the energy giant.

Andrew Walz, Chevron's president of global refining, told CBS News that the company is running its Pascagoula, Mississippi, refinery around the clock to process crude from Venezuela.

https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/energy/articles/chevron-says-venezuelan-oil-imports-222028996.html

Gas prices dropping a little in my area

[Necrosis]

Bro...this is what happens when you are addictedtodick

This is what happens when you can't read.

When did trump rip up the agreement? lol your post appears to be talking about post withdrawal. You are a clown.

[Necrosis]

What are you linking? where is that info coming from? do you have a link?

[Grape Ape]

What are you linking? where is that info coming from? do you have a link?

That was grok, and I think that part of it was attributed to the bbc

[Griffith]

US military will pursue vessels providing "material support" to Iran in other global regions

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine told reporters at a press conference this morning that the US military will pursue vessels from any country that may be providing “material support” to Iran in other regions.

“In addition to this blockade, the joint force, through operations and activities in other areas of responsibility, like the Pacific Area of Responsibility … will actively pursue any Iranian flagged vessel or any vessel attempting to provide material support to Iran,” Caine told reporters.

“This includes dark fleet vessels carrying Iranian oil. As most of you know, dark fleet vessels are those illicit or illegal ships evading international regulations, sanctions or insurance requirements,” he said.

Caine added that 10,000 sailors, more than a dozen ships and dozens of aircraft are involved in the mission.

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/16/world/live-news/iran-war-trump-us-israel