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From: Physfitfreak <physfitfreak@gmail.com>
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On 5/3/24 16:47, Physfitfreak wrote:
> Yemen is now threatening to hit Israeli ship in Mediterranean sea, using 
> hypersonic missiles :) Iran's hypersonic missiles have not been tested 
> against real targets yet. So looks like Yemen will be doing that, now 
> that Iran's hands are probably tied with that agreement.


Yes, Yemen now officially said it has "banned" the ships in the 
Mediterranean who are moving towards Israeli ports, or leaving such 
ports, regardless of what ships they are and whose ships they are and 
what they do.

Easier said than done, but, they'll be using hypersonic missiles. So ... 
We'll see if Israel or the Brits there on Cypres island can intercept 
them! There might still be American Navy there also.

I don't think they can intercept such missiles. Heck they're four to 7 
times faster than ordinary ballistic missiles.

The distance is at least 2000 km, twice the distance from Iran to 
Israel, but that would not be a big deal with those missiles. They'll 
get there fast. And again, I think neither Saudis nor Egyptians can 
intercept them, especially when they have the excuse of such missiles 
being hypersonic and the lack of proper defense against them. They'll 
probably send something to the sky just to say they tried.

So this announcement isn't a trivial one, like some of the all bark and 
no bite ones from small groups here and there. It can leave Israelis 
with just that land corridor to do their trades with anything east of 
them, and there's that Ashtar there almost right in the middle of the 
corridor.

They're really pushing Israeli government to accept the agreements.

There was a curious visit today from deputy head of defense of 
Azarbaijan Republic to his equivalent in Iran's military (not the 
militia) held in Iran. Nothing is said about what went on.

Definitely Azerbaijanis are concerned with the new cooperation between 
Armenia and Iran. A lot must be happening there that required two more 
consulates to be built. This guy (Mostafaov) may have delivered a 
compromise offer for Iran. Perhaps a reduction of Israeli government 
involvement in Azerbaijan's anti Iranian activities, in exchange for a 
reduction of cooperation between Iran and Armenia.

That's my guess. And if that's true, then it won't work because Iran's 
new cooperation with Armenia has its solid roots independent of 
Azerbaijanis. It was Iran's actual response to Americans conducting 
genocide in Ghaza. Nothing can undo it. Azerbaijan cannot affect that 
even if they're inadvertently part of that move that Iran made. They, 
the Azerbaijanis, need to go to their American bosses and make a deal 
with them about it, not with Iran. Americans were the culprit and they 
paid the price. That's as far as Iran is concerned, in the matter of 
getting Armenia into this at the expense of the Azerbaijanis and their 
American and Israeli bases in their country.

To make my point more clear, the equivalent situation between Israel and 
Iran would be, if Israeli government deputy head of military forces 
comes to Tehran and meets his counterpart, offering a compromise, say, 
Israel would stop the war if Iran would reduce her Lebanese and Yemeni 
ties. It won't work, cause the two latter militia forces are there for 
reasons other than what Israelis would or would not do. They're there to 
deal with USA as long as needed, regardless of some Israel be there or 
not. If Israel doesn't like the two militia forces, they can go to their 
bosses in USA and make some form of deal with them.

I think I made my point clear.

And generally, Iran doesn't deal with bitches of USA in that region 
directly. Iran deals with USA in that region, then the latter's bitches 
get sometimes affected by that. They need to take their whining to USA 
not to Iran. Iran's recent thawing of relations with Saudis is the 
direct result of Saudis having gained some degree of independence from 
Americans. Otherwise, just like before, Iran would never deal with 
Saudis directly.

Speaking of Armenia, it is every day now. Some steps are taken every day 
toward more and more cooperation of Iran and Armenia in just about 
anything that your imagination can take you!

This is a picture from today's signing a higher education deal together. 
Oops, yesterday, not today. Already after midnight:

https://i.postimg.cc/MTWc8J6h/education-deal.jpg

Both sides, as is clear to see, seem to know they'll benefit from it. 
Probably some student exchange programs as well as visiting 
professorship, etc.

But what worries Azerbaijanis (and their bosses and collaborators) is 
the new military links between the two countries. It is at a level that 
required addition of two new consulates in both countries.