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As Sanchez says, a hypothetical underground nuclear test doesn't mean Iran has a nuke ready to use. Comparing them to North Korea is frankly moronic - NK has dozens of these things, and have dwindled them down small enough to fit on their (even if unreliable) ICBMs.

Iran's nowhere near anything like that, most-generous-to-Iran-case-scenario. Their "expertise" is in rockets, not in nukes, they're super primitive in that regard. Obviously there's no confirmation there even *was* a test here, just some suspicious seismic activity that doesn't seem natural, but yeah, as Sanchez says, if it *gets* confirmed, you have to move now. Nobody, all the other middle-eastern countries (bar maybe Syria - even Lebanon doesn't) included, wants a nuclear Iran. You'd have the backing of everyone, west, east, global south, to Flintstones-era their entire military pre-emptively.

As for Corvus' "why can Israel have nukes and Iran can't?" - Hahahaha. You know damn fucking well why, Israel's not going to use them offensively. Iran? Even all the Arab states agree full well Iran would use them on Israel. Plus, if Iran's successful in getting one, bet your ass Egypt & Saudi Arabia & Jordan & the UAE are starting up programs, pronto. Someone's letting them off the chain at some point when that spreads. This is the definition of "nip this in the bud", any means necessary, Iran's not getting a bomb, we'll kill millions if we have to to prevent it. Not just Israel's position on this, either, literally the entire region bar Iran's own proxies.
 
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One thing is for sure, Türkiye needs Nukes.
While i kind of agree with this, what Turkey needs is domestic Nuclear Energy capabilities first, which sadly we are far far away from it, there are some attempts to learn know how with Nuclear Plants like Akkuyu and some others that will be built later on.

It all boils down into mastering the Nuclear Plants, when you have the capability of utilizing Nuclear Energy, making the Nukes is not that much of an hassle if you also have the capabilities to make long range Rockets(which Turkey kind of achieved this with Tayfun and planning to move even further soon).

If against all odds, in a hypothetical scenario where Iran successfully develops Nukes and decides to threatens it's neighbors, what Turkey might end up doing in short term is probably signing a deal with Pakistan about Nuke sharing, since there are hints that ANKA-3 will be able to carry nukes of Pakistan.
 

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What you call a one sided view is a neutral view that simply looks at the facts with no skin in the game. The reality is that part of Cyprus has been illegally occupied by Turkey for 50 years, and Cyprus is not allowed to function as a free democratic republic where all citizens have equal rights.

The attempt at reunification through the Annan plan has been an attempt to force Greek Cypruots to basically accept second hand citizen status in their country, with limited movement and property rights and disproportionately low representation in the country’s leadership, as well as foreign troops on their soil in perpetuity.

As for the Blue Homeland maritime claims, they are in the same league with China’s claims in South China Sea. Everyone looking at the issue from a neutral point of view will tell you that the Blue Homeland doctrine is completely bonkers.

I don’t have anything against Turkey, but in both cases it is obvious who is in the right and who is in the wrong. You may not agree with my opinion, but this is how things look like from a neutral perspective.

What the Greeks did to the Turkish Cypriots is what the Zionists are doing to the Palestinians.

Thank God the Turks intervened.

Eoka B was literally a Greek Isis they went around butchering Turkish Cypriot villages.

The West as you see with Israel is perfectly fine when the inferior race gets butchered Isis style.

The Turks the Saved their kin while the Arabs failed to save their kin. Thats the difference.
 

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The Greeks committed massacres in many places such as Crete and Thessaloniki, killing tens of thousands of people just because they were Muslims and Turks. They tried to do the same in Cyprus, but we intervened.
 

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Man doesn't care about historical facts, the mistake you guys always make is engaging these bad-faith arguments and bad actors consistently.
 

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Is Soleimani's Successor an Israeli Agent?

«The commander of the Quds Force of the Iranian IRGC, Brigadier General Ismail Qaani, who was appointed to this position after the death of Qasem Soleimani, is currently under guard and is being interrogated, Middle East Eye reports».

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«According to the publication, the Iranian leadership suspects that Mossad agents permeate the entire IRGC leadership to the very top. In particular, only the highest-ranking IRGC generals had information about the last movements of the eliminated former head of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah.
Arab media previously discussed the mysterious disappearance of Qaani after the assassination of Hezbollah Secretary General Nasrallah. Reportedly, the general himself was supposed to be present at that meeting in the bunker, but at the last moment refrained from going. The last time Ismail Qaani appeared in public was two days after Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli attack. He was seen in the office of Hezbollah spokesman in Tehran Abdullah Safi al-Din, after which he mysteriously disappeared...» - writes Haqqin az.

 
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Mossad has infiltrated the most important institutions of the Iranian state. Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad established a counter-intelligence department to combat Mossad. We later understood that even the head of this organization was working as a Mossad agent.
 

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That'd be pretty "Otto Skorzeny's unwittingly working for the Jews against Egypt" level hilarious, Iskander. :D Doesn't sound all that implausible either, they 99% had people inside the Guard in order to kill the Hamas guy in the Guard's safehouse. I'd want more backing the idea in order to believe it, a guy that high up, but yeah, interesting.
 

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we'll kill millions if we have to to prevent it. Not just Israel's position on this, either, literally the entire region bar Iran's own proxies.

We? Who is this 'we'? Your country is not as invested in ME as excited you seems to be getting at the mention of (hypothetically) killing millions.

I think you shouldn't constantly moan about some others' provocative posts with regard to Israel, when you (yourself) are saying similar disturbing thing.
 

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Mossad has infiltrated the most important institutions of the Iranian state. Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad established a counter-intelligence department to combat Mossad. We later understood that even the head of this organization was working as a Mossad agent.

The Middle East is full of sellouts. Not surprised at all.
 

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We? Who is this 'we'? Your country is not as invested in ME as excited you seems to be getting at the mention of (hypothetically) killing millions.

I think you shouldn't constantly moan about some others' provocative posts with regard to Israel, when you (yourself) are saying similar disturbing thing.

Yeah, 'cause obviously I was referring to Australia, alone, on its lonesome, not you know, the-entire-democratic-world. And some of the non-democratic ones like the Saudis & Jordan. :rolleyes: Australia can't do shit, we're 20-ish million and a world away with a military that isn't worth shit aside from some top-tier special forces. Yeah, I was talking about Australia.

Look, if Iran gets a bomb or even gets close, shit's going down, no question about it. And it's not just going to be Israel leading the charge, count on it. You'll even have the freakin' French raining down hellfire. The French.
 

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Iran's nowhere near anything like that, most-generous-to-Iran-case-scenario
Iran's been ready to develop a nuke at moment's notice for the last 20 years. Reason they haven't wasn't because they were unable to but because they did not wish to climb the escalation ladder at the time. All expert opinion from around the world supports this.
Iran? Even all the Arab states agree full well Iran would use them on Israel.
Can you back this up? That Iran would use a first strike against Israel? Same Iran that has shown 3 times over the course of this war in the last year that they do not want to be the party that escalates the conflict. This is MAD, and would open Israeli second strike options as their right. Doubt Iran wants to be nuked either. If anything, they have shown time and time again that they do not wish to escalate and wouldn't escalate.

Damn Iran and all, but let's be real for a second here.
 

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