Islamic Resistance™️ in Iraq edition
>The first day of the funeral procession for the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who died alongside family members at the beginning of the US-Israel war on Iran, has come to a close.
<UK and French leaders issued a joint statement regarding the Strait of Hormuz, describing it as “a vital artery for the global economy” and stressing that “restoring safe transit for ships of all nations through the strait is a matter of global concern”.
>Tehran pledged to deploy every available judicial and diplomatic channel to challenge what the Iranian president characterised as unlawful acts perpetrated against the country by the US and Israel.
<Israeli settlers stepped up their incursions and land seizures across the occupied West Bank, launching assaults that involved taking over or destroying Palestinian homes and vandalising critical infrastructure, including water springs, power lines and greenhouses.
>The Israeli military announced that it targeted approximately 10 “Hezbollah infrastructure sites” across southern Lebanon.
<Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks with US President Donald Trump, and the two leaders agreed to hold a meeting in the United States. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), upwards of 640,000 displaced individuals in Lebanon have gone back to their homes following a US-Tehran agreement signed last month that incorporated a ceasefire in Lebanon.
>Yemen’s Houthis warned they will target Saudi Arabian airports and critical infrastructure if Riyadh breaches their airspace or launches an attack, following accusations by the Iran-backed group that the kingdom committed an airspace violation.
All quite on the inter-imperialist front
Any big predictions for America 250 weekend?
Six PDKI peshmerga killed in ambush by Iranian forces; no sign of renewed insurgencyThe killing of six members of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI) in an ambush by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in northwestern Iran on the evening of July 1 comes amid mounting pressure by Tehran on Iranian Kurdish opposition groups based in Iraqi Kurdistan.
According to a PDKI statement issued on July 2, five peshmerga and a local party member who was transporting them were killed after falling into an ambush near the city of Piranshahr in the West Azerbaijan Province, by what the party described as a large and heavily equipped IRGC force. Reports indicate that the vehicle carrying the group was struck by an RPG rocket.
Beyond the military dimension of the incident, the wording of the PDKI communiqué deserves attention. The statement was issued not by the party’s Peshmerga Commission, which normally announces casualties among officially based peshmergas operating from Iraqi Kurdistan, but by the Commission for the Organization of Secret Cells. It also described the victims as “city peshmerga,” a term generally referring to underground activists operating inside Iran rather than fighters dispatched from Iraqi Kurdistan.
This distinction is unlikely to be accidental. Although Iranian authorities have already publicized the identities of those killed, the PDKI appears determined not to officially confirm that it had sent armed units from Iraqi Kurdistan into Iran. This formulation is consistent both with the tacit security arrangement imposed by Baghdad and Erbil, under Iranian pressure, prohibiting Iranian Kurdish parties from sending peshmergas from Iraqi territory into Iran and recent public statements by the party’s leadership.
Only days before the ambush, PDKI leader Mustafa Hijri stated in a widely circulated interview with VOA Persian that the party’s current strategy does not involve sending peshmerga forces into Iran for military operations. Instead, he stressed that the priority is popular and civilian forms of resistance. At the same time, he reaffirmed that party members have the legitimate right to return to their homeland whenever circumstances require or permit.
Even if Iran were able to demonstrate that these fighters had entered Iran from Iraqi Kurdistan, this would not necessarily support the claim that they had crossed the border to conduct armed operations. According to sources cited by The Amargi, they had already been inside Iran for approximately two weeks before the ambush, suggesting that their presence was not connected to an immediate military mission.
The incident also comes against the backdrop of expectations that emerged during the recent United States-Israel confrontation with Iran. At the time, parts of the Iranian Kurdish public, as well as some international observers, anticipated that Iranian Kurdish parties might open a ground front against Tehran, thereby contributing to the weakening, or even collapse, of the Islamic Republic. That scenario never materialized.
Tehran, however, has not eased its pressure on the Kurdish opposition. On the contrary, drone and missile strikes against Iranian Kurdish parties in Iraqi Kurdistan have continued, while political pressure on Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government has intensified. Iran has renewed demands for the extradition of Kurdish opposition leaders and even for the complete expulsion of these parties from Iraqi territory. At the same time, targeted assassinations appear to have resumed. Most recently, on June 27, Soran Mohammadzadeh, a member of the Kurdistan Freedom Party (PAK), was assassinated in Erbil.
The PDKI losses follow separate deadly clashes involving Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK) guerrillas in Gagash, near Mahabad. Despite the fact that PDKI and PJAK both belong to the Coalition of Political Forces of Iranian Kurdistan, there is little evidence that these incidents reflect a coordinated shift toward a renewed armed campaign. Rather, they appear to represent limited tactical responses aimed at reassuring their respective constituencies while demonstrating to Tehran that Kurdish organizations retain the capacity to impose security costs should Iranian pressure continue to escalate.
For now, the clashes do not indicate the formal resumption of the armed insurgency that largely subsided over the past decades. On the contrary, the strategic environment appears less favorable than during the recent regional war. Iran’s leadership appears to have regained confidence after weathering the crisis, reducing the incentives for Kurdish parties to embark on a broader military confrontation. The latest fighting therefore illustrates a growing cycle of pressure and counter-pressure rather than the opening of a new phase of organized armed conflict.
https://www.theamargi.com/posts/six-pdki-peshmerga-killed-in-ambush-by-iranian-forces-no-sign-of-renewed-insurgency why do these pro-IR crowds in iran always have a decidedly female bent when they chant? do the men not chant or something? i find it so weird
The Iran war just ended israel just agreed to pull out of Lebanon
>>2858979Post a fucking source
>>2858975women are more based
>>2858162Iranian Islamists have been screaming that as they were getting armed by America and helping it invade other countries lmao
>>2859150based lend-lease islamists
>>2859150>taking the imperialists cash and guns to use against them based
All nothing on the happening front
How many weeks until the US signs a Chevron deal with Iran?
>>2859304they're signing it right now in geneva turn on
THE FUCKING NEWS HOLY SHIT PEZESHKIAN JUST WALKED UP TO THE CENTCOM COMMANDER AND BOWED IT'S OVER IT'S FUCKING OVER THAT'S A WRAP FOLX How many weeks until communism prevails?
I'm bored sisters when are the explosions happening again? Where's my anti-imperialist jihad?
>>2859825Sorry but the anti imperialist jihad has been postponed until Donald wants to play with the stock market again
>>2860023What kind of retards definition of democracy is this?
*Cuckmenei
>>2860219How did he know the bombs were going to fall exactly?
Also also, remember that when Iran sells out Yemen too, in the likely conflict. All for China. All of them will lay their states and every single worker as a paving stone for a chance to be in the good graces of the next hegemon.
>>2860224The bombs are going to fall where Khamenei is. Iran is crawling with enemy glowies, they know.
>>2860219>blah blah I love Zionists bombing kids blah blah some stupid shit about muh RomanovsThank god Iran hanged Tudeh on cranes, most useless fucks in the region
>>2859709Our comrades in the Arak Soviet have told me their victory will crystalize any day now
>>2861016Tudeh were MLs btw the only reason you hate them is because they were brown and you can't bring yourself to view them as equals.
>Hamas announces end of its government in Gaza — but technocrat government in waiting stuck in Egypt
So what did Hamas achieve exactly aside from killing few Israelis and conceding Gaza to Trump and his international investors, same ones who annihilated it in the first place?
We Marxists expected as much but how are the islamic pilled western retards feeling right now? I bet their labor aristocrat campist ass would say the genocide was worth because Iranian imperialism still lives or some shit.
>>2861041I can't believe class collaboration failed again, some poster here told me it was a fail proof strat because Mao did it almost 100 years ago in semi-feudal China (it ended in full capitalist restoration and capitulation to the west a few decades later but it had aura or something)
>>2861051No Marxist blame Palestinians for class collaboration when they're under occupation and every social movement they have is hijacked by imperialists who grind them down for their own ends. It's the class collaboration and naked demagogue of western leftists, the cheerleaders of the status quo, that should be blamed.
>>2859228What I don’t get about the war on terror is this. Al Qaeda manages to build a global network and wage an insurgency in over 10 countries when everyone in the 90s told them America was too powerful and their rinky dink org wouldn’t achieve anything. And they were so good at it that ISIS copied them. What the hell was stopping leftists? Where’s the left wing Al Qaeda? Why didn’t leftists ever think of doing their own version of this? Building a franchise org that wages actual war in over 10 countries?
>>2861061because al auida had state, intelligence, loads of private money backing it since the late 70s.
>>2861016Most useless fucks thanks to the soviet-advised popular front with the islamist retards
>>2861063There’s a myth that al Qaeda was wealthy and state backed and this isn’t true. According to insiders, it was basically broke, running on fumes. In 1998 they had less than a hundred members and a couple thousand dollars in cash. The 9/11 hijackers even returned their rental cars and had to wire the money back to Afghanistan. 9/11 was done on the cheap. Rumsfeld and Michael Parenti want you to think otherwise. It’s an excuse for leftists to justify doing nothing.
>>2861061The methods of Al-Qaeda would be meaningless in the hands of socialists, because our goal is not a military confrontation. Besides that there's the historical example of every SEA and LatAm country having leftist insurgencies and armed groups. They didn't end up winning because they were facing a much stronger and well-prepared military force and the ones that still exist have either retreated into being gangs or a mild nuisance for the governments.
>>2861069What methods? Suicide bombing (invented by anarchists), attacks on political targets (Vietcong did it), international terrorism (PLO, PFLP did it) guerrilla warfare. Bin Laden’s innovation is that he didn’t do this in one country but built an org with chapters everywhere that takes volunteers from anywhere regardless of background. It’s the ultimate example of a group that fights for an idea and not a country. They always came close to toppling regimes and have caused endless headache for the US empire and Russia too. They’ve disseminated their tactics and strategy so literally anyone can start an al Qaeda style branch in their own country with like 10 guys and a couple hundred dollars. They did this on the cheap while the world’s intelligence agencies and militaries went all out to destroy them. Say what you like about them, but that’s pretty damn impressive.
>>2860219Islamist retard only know dying lmao
>>2861021I remember the same jokes when the CSTO killed protestors in Kazakhstan. Framing class struggle itself as useless or utopian to deepthroat brown small capitalists. Mindless nationalism.
>>2861057>It's the class collaboration and naked demagogue of westernAhhhhh ok islamists did nothing. It's all muh western "leftists" fault
https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2026/07/iran-war-expected-hardening-of-iran-posture-in-wake-of-funerals-for-us-israel-war-martyrs-iran-hits-two-tankers-transiting-on-oman-side-china-buying-non-iran-gulf-state-oil-opposes-iran-control-pl.html
>As Pape wrote in his Substack:
<Leaders who might previously have worried about the domestic costs of prolonged confrontation have now witnessed an extraordinary public demonstration of nationalist solidarity. That makes it easier—not harder—to demand more.
<Everyone is watching shipping in Hormuz.
<What actually matters is Iran’s demands.
<The consequences extend far beyond Tehran.
<It means harder Iranian negotiating demands are now more likely just as the global economy approaches its most vulnerable period. The next two to three weeks may determine whether August brings elevated energy prices—or a genuine global economic shock.
<The strategic question is no longer whether US-Iran talks eventually resume. It is whether the political conditions now exist for Iran to press for substantially greater concessions precisely when time is beginning to work in its favor.
>As Pape suggests the struggle over Strait of Hormuz control continues to escalate, it does not merely mean ship passages will stay at their current “not high enough to prevent going over the oil cliff” levels but drop further, intensifying the supply crisis for oil and other important cargoes. That hurts many innocent bystanders far more than the US. Commentators have regularly pointed out that wealthy nations, and in particular the US, will be less harmed by choking the Strait of Hormuz than poor nations. Look at Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia and the Philippines as poster children.
>This may seem like a secondary matter, but Putin has been explicit that when it comes to an existential threat, Russia is willing to take down the rest of the world.1 Iran does not seem to have confronted the conundrum, that to get its (entirely deserved) revenge on the US, if it uses the very blunt instrument of extended closure of the Strait of Hormuz, many forecast a worse-than-Great Depression-level economic meltdown. A world of extended supply chains, complex manufacturing processes, and need for critical materials means that when businesses fail, they have “for the want of a nail, the shoe was lost” knock-on effects. And when commercial enterprises dissolve and their staff moves on, they typically cannot be reconstituted. They need to be rebuilt. That is difficult to begin with and even more so in a setting of widespread want.
>To put it more graphically: There remains no overlap between the US and Iran bargaining positions. If anything, per Pape, the gap is set to widen. But to punish the US and Israel, Iran will wind up machine gunning down a crowd to get to them.2 Some commentators have suggested that the reason Iran entered into the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) as opposed to continuing to prosecute the war were the entreaties from nations suffering serious harm from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. >>2861415>emdashes>everyone is watching… what actually matters isIs this LLM slop?
>>2861067Gets owned by Islamist retard anyways Award
>>2861027Stick to actual gorilla warfare on Zionists instead of whining on the internet, you'd get support from brown ppl btw
>>2861441Why don't you email Pape and find out for yourself you dumb bitch?
U.S. Central Command forces have begun launching a series of powerful strikes against Iran to impose heavy costs for targeting and attacking commercial shipping crewed by innocent civilians in an international waterway. The U.S. strikes are in response to Iranian attacks on three commercial vessels that were transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s demonstrated aggression was unwarranted, dangerous, and a clear violation of the ceasefire.
https://x.com/CENTCOM/status/2074603238175998290It seems the peace between Qandil and Tehran will probably hold, despite i think some factions on both sides wanting it:
>>2861586<Following the agreement between America and Iran, the Iranian state turned its attention to the Kurds. There are repressions, operations, and executions in Kurdistan. What are your thoughts on this?
>First of all, the war between America and Iran has stopped. That's a good thing. We hope this reconciliation will be permanent, not just temporary. Because this war wasn't a war of the people. The people had no interest in it. Problems cannot be solved with violence, war, and death. Everyone needs to know that.>But if, after the war ends, some Iranian forces turn their attention to the Kurds, if they attack the Kurdish people, that would be a grave mistake. The Kurdish people did not take sides in the US-Iran war. For example, PJAK said, "We are defending the third line." Yes, there were some rumors, but the reality is clear; the Kurds did not take sides in this war. The Iranian state needs to see this and not attack the Kurdish people.>Yes, we also hear about some conflicts and martyrdoms. I remember with respect and reverence the martyrs who fell in Rojhilatê Kurdistan during this period. They are martyrs of freedom. However, a war between the Kurds and the Iranian state at this time would not benefit either side. The Islamic Republic of Iran would not gain anything from it, nor would our people. That is our opinion. Therefore, dialogue and political solutions should be sought. Couldn't Iran also solve its problems through political means? That would be the right thing to do. But if they attack the people, if they assault them, of course our people there will defend themselves. Representatives of our people in Rojhilatê Kurdistan have already declared this; they said, "We don't want war, but if they attack us, we will defend ourselves." This needs to be understood. Therefore, the war should not escalate further; different methods of struggle should be employed. Our people in Rojhilatê Kurdistan possess a valuable history. Their history includes resistance; they are patriotic. I greet the people of Rojhilatê Kurdistan with love and respect. We know and understand the difficulties they are facing today. We hope these difficulties will pass. Everyone needs to follow the right path and methods, and do the right things at the right time. Sometimes, some things are right, but the timing is wrong. Therefore, the timing must also be right. It is necessary to distinguish between these things and, accordingly, undoubtedly, to uphold the values of freedom and democracy under all circumstances. The people of Rojhilatê Kurdistan have carried out their duties in this way until now, and we hope that they will continue to uphold their role and mission within this framework in the future.>>2861570Trump will be trapped forever
>>2861570surely this time when they retaliate they will directly retaliate on Israel?
>>2861074leninism with wahhabist characteristics
Nothing on the happening front
Can I say Hamas are retards now?
Zionist influencer: "Claiming Zionists were behind Iraq War is 'BLOOD LIBEL.'"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUA2Sy3jAZE&t=6013sThey aren't even making an effort to hide it anymore.
>>2861881Do you ever get tired of antisemitism?
>>2861881Did the zionists also made the US invade Cuba in 1898?
>>2861881We get it, you don't like Neocons. Good thing they barely exist in Washington anymore.
>>2861817
Did you just insult my emotional support proxy militia?
>>2861817
All this means is, Hamas will no longer be responsible for the welfare of civilians in Gaza and won't be blamed for when Israel inevitably kills them.
Hamas is playing 8D chess.
>>2861069>The methods of Al-Qaeda would be meaningless in the hands of socialists, because our goal is not a military confrontation. Worth pointing out that a global war with the U.S. being a great idea was not at all a unanimous opinion inside Al Qaeda when they did 9/11 and there are jihadi guys who think the whole thing was a disaster at least in tactical / strategic terms. They still had to back up the group when it happened for streed cred but you know.
The iran war ended
Nvm it's back
>>2862046If you don't have anything insightful, intelligent, informational or interesting to say, either just don't say anything or take it to one of the many other threads that you have for this level of low-effort twitter tier bickering. Maybe go hang out in /USApol/, sincerely it will be right up your alley.
Trump just said the "Islamic Republic of Japan" fired 111 missiles.
>>2862250Interesting slip. I imagine then Japan was a large topic of conversation during the NATO meet?
>>2862283>denuclearise without a dealhe gonna bomb their reactors isn't he? hope israel gets a big cloud of radioactive dust when he does.
>>2861881Are the “Straussians” in the room with us right now?
>>2862313How unless he uses nuclear bombs
Américas biggest conventional bunker buster did nothing
Inter-liberal war.
>>2862339>US confirms conducting another wave of strikes on IranThe US military’s Central Command (CENTCOM) says on X that, at President Trump’s direction, its forces “have started conducting additional strikes against Iran to further degrade their ability to threaten freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz”.
This comes after explosions were reported by Iranian semi-official media in southern coastal Iran.
>More from US’s CENTCOM on Iran attacksIn its X post announcing the current wave of strikes on Iran, the US’s Central Command says that these attacks are meant to hold Iran “accountable” for its recent “aggression”.
“The United States is holding Iran accountable for recent unjustified aggression against commercial shipping and civilian crews freely navigating a vital international waterway,” CENTCOM said
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/7/8/iran-war-live-us-bombs-sirik-qeshm-bandar-abbas-over-hormuz-attacks >>2862345>holding iran accountableSiiiigh
>>2862355
the us is currently bombing iran fag now fuck off
Youtube slop headlines say that Iran's nuclear facilities have been hit. Anyone confirm?
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/7/9/iran-war-live-one-killed-as-us-bombs-bushehr-chabahar-bandar-abbas-jask
<00:03 GMT<A recap of recent developments
>The US launches further strikes on Iran, with explosions reported in cities along the Strait of Hormuz, including Bushehr, Chabahar, Bandar Abbas, Sirik, Jask and Abu Musa Island. <The attacks killed at least one person in the city of Iranshahr, and caused widespread power outages in Chabahar, where two docks and a maritime traffic control tower were also hit. >US President Donald Trump says the attacks were “in retribution” for alleged Iranian bombings of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, warning: “If it happens again, it will get much worse.” <Earlier, Trump had declared the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with Iran on June 16 “over” and again threatened to hit the country’s electric and desalination plants. >Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iranians “do not answer vulgarity with vulgarity, but with action”, while Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi says Trump’s comments were “not a sign of strength, but rather an admission of the failure of a policy built on brute force”. <Iran’s slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will be buried in his hometown of Mashhad today, after funeral processions attended by millions in Iraqi cities of Najaf and Karbala. >Israeli forces keep up attacks on Gaza and Lebanon, killing at least eight in the Palestinian territory and two men in Nabatieh al-Fawqa. >>2862460>by millionsIt's a million at most including all the religious tourists lol
>>2862346rapist nation. why do they insist on talking like this..
>>2862799hurry up and fucking do it please oh my god
>>2862799Iranians are all bluster. They won't do anything. Persians are American nuthuggers. All they really want is to be friends with America one day. Talk to the average middle class Iranian and you get these "we're white people ackschually" vibes off them. There's a real danger that this war has become a dual charade. The Iranian government replays the same old revolutionary beats but just wants concessions and the Americans… well nobody knows what the fuck they want and how this furthers their desire for global mastery. I don't see Iran killing Trump anytime soon.
>>2861605Kurdish groups are nothing but mercs for whatever power decides to back them. The PKK was a Syrian Mukhabarat op gone wrong. Both sides in the Iran Iraq war backed different Kurdish factions. They became mercs for America in the 90s and 2000s. The supposedly anarchist Rojavaites were pawns of the US empire and operated concentration camps like al Hol for uncle sam. They don't do anything until Washington, or some other group, makes a move.
>>2862827No sources provided. Pseud opinion.
>>2862824That's why American leftists worship Islamists. Not a threat to the status quo.
what is happening
it seems iran is being attacked all over and it's barely retaliating
>>2863198According to MEE Iran hit a number of ships in the strait plus targets in GCC countries and Jordan.
Rioting by Haredi extremists has caused NIS 600 million damage to Jerusalem light rail work
Transport Ministry says ultra-Orthodox groups’ vandalism of infrastructure and equipment at the construction site in the Bar-Ilan area has set light rail expansion back 2 years
O no!
https://www.timesofisrael.com/rioting-by-haredi-extremists-has-caused-nis-600-million-damage-to-jerusalem-light-rail-work/Israel bombing again, potentially, it seems.
US says it has not struck Iran recentlyA US defence official has confirmed to Al Jazeera that the military has not carried out strikes in Iran in the past few hours.
This is consistent with other media reports here in the United States.
The US official did not tell us what the US military speculates could be the cause of those explosions in Iran. It will only confirm the US is not involved.
https://aje.news/8lr4d6?update=4754707Ayatollah status?
Iran are the good guys currently even though in the past it worked with usa.
>>2864075>>2861881Mods would ban you for saying Gazans live in hell and were betrayed by the Islamist bourgeoisie but JQing is wholesome 100
>>2864104Can Iran still destroy Zionism?
>>2864107> betrayed by the Islamist bourgeoisie but JQing is wholesome 100Ok, they were abandoned by the Islamist bourgeois but which religion were the people that literally murdered and raped them?
>>2864113Religion has nothing to do with it.
>>2864114You just said Islamist.
>>2864116Islamism is a political movement
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