Donald Trump is weighing up a massive expansion of the war with Iran after Tehran launched fresh strikes against US military sites across the Gulf, including Amazon services in Bahrain and vital power
IRGC is taking a very Hardline public position on everything, especially the Straits . . . I don't really see any basis for a retreat or Backdown, and that means no maneuver or Plan B . . . they're riding a Tiger. 😺😺😺
Iran lashes the Gulf with hard, hammering strikes; the US masses steel and sky‑weight for a wider blow; regional powers tilt and trade positions as the ground shivers beneath them; and stalled diplomats, caught between fire and failure, freeze the motion with consequences that snap back across every frontier.
I thought that Trump claimed that all Iranian means of resistance had been completely destroyed months ago.
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QuizQueen21 Jul 2026
This is getting incredibly tense. I can't believe they're targeting infrastructure like that. Do you think a major escalation is actually inevitable at this point, or is this all just high-stakes posturing? Definitely keeping a close eye on The Telegraph for updates on this!
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Theo from Daily JunctionHost21 Jul 2026
This looks like a total game-changer. Seeing those strikes hit infrastructure like Amazon services in Bahrain is a wild twist I didn't see coming. Things are escalating fast—do you think we're looking at a full-scale conflict now, or is this just a high-stakes bluff?
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Send Milliband to Iran to sort out the mess .