We are at war with Iran, and this is not speculative thinking, but rather a reflection of reality.
Everywhere you walk, there is one question in front of you: do you predict a conflict in the region? The fact is that we have been at war with Iran in the region for a long time, and I previously posted an essay titled "We are at war with Iran" here on June 22, 2019.
Yes, we are at war with Iran, and this is not speculative thinking, but rather a reflection of reality.
The Emirati capital, Abu Dhabi, was recently targeted twice by the Houthis using Iranian missiles, with one of the two attempts aimed at the Al Dhafra military facility, which houses 2,000 American personnel.
Prior to and after then, the Houthis targeted Saudi lands with Iranian-made drones and ballistic missiles, as well as Iranian training and operation, and some terrorist trainers from the terrorist "Hezbollah," as revealed by Saudi intelligence in audio and video.
Baghdad International Airport was attacked by numerous missiles near the US "Camp Victory" air base two days ago, and this is not the first time Iranian militants in Iraq have attempted to murder Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi using Iranian-made drones.
Not only that, but a military spokesman recently reported that the Jordanian army had murdered 27 drug smugglers who attempted to slip across the border with Syria to carry massive quantities of the stimulant amphetamine during a snowstorm at daybreak.
According to Reuters, Jordanian officials blame the increasing smuggling activities on the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hezbollah and the militants who control southern Syria.
This is the result of immediate Iranian terrorism in the area, whether through Iranian land or through Tehran's proxies in the region, however we did not include terrorist actions targeting the security of marine navigation in the Gulf. What is war if this is not it?
Furthermore, a military official recently revealed that the Jordanian army had killed 27 drug smugglers who attempted to cross the border with Syria to transport enormous quantities of the stimulant amphetamine amid a snowfall at morning.
Jordanian officials, according to Reuters, blame the increased smuggling on the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hezbollah and the militants who control southern Syria.
This is the outcome of immediate Iranian terrorism in the area, whether through Iranian territory or through Tehran's regional proxies; nevertheless, we did not include terrorist operations aimed at ensuring the security of maritime navigation in the Gulf. What is the point of war if this isn't it?
The solution here is to draw the Israeli decision, as Israel proclaimed that it is not bound by what was agreed upon in Vienna in the nuclear discussions with Iran, which means that Israel declared its right to retaliate, and Israel is truly at war with Iran, and for a time.
What is occurring, though, is that Israel is covertly targeting Iran's nuclear effort, while Iran responds by attacking our Arab nations. As a result, we await the definitive conflict that will delineate the frontiers, which will almost definitely be awful, but it is an Iranian choice, not a one made by anybody else in the neighbourhood.