• Eximius@lemmy.world
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    21 days ago

    I dont know. Generally it gets a bit muddy at such a stage. Are they party to the war? Did they expressly forbid USA from using military bases to resupply from/attack Iran? Did Oman cushly stay silent and complicit playing both sides? Are trade ships that are trading with the enemy, not expressly and officially guaranteed by Oman not valid targets in a strait majorly controlled by Iran (even the Oman territorial waters are a bit silly once you take into account the geography)? (Not talking about people, but about infrastructure and supply chain)

    If anything, Iran, in its desperation, is fighting well against the superest most bigliest ultra fascist state in the making.

    • 8oow3291d@feddit.dk
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      21 days ago

      Generally it gets a bit muddy at such a stage.

      I think international law is actually pretty clear, in general. You don’t get to shoot at every ship that moves.

      Are trade ships that are trading with the enemy, not expressly and officially guaranteed by Oman not valid targets

      Iran is shooting all the ships. It is pretty clear that “legality” is not a concern Iran has.

      If anything, Iran, in its desperation, is fighting well against the superest most bigliest ultra fascist state in the making.

      This seems to be the root. You see that Trump/USA is evil here, which it is. And then somehow conclude that Iran must be good, if Iran is fighting against Trump.

      Iran is evil too. Fucking evil. Killing innocent civilians deliberately and laughing at it evil.

      There is a trend of ignoring how evil some of the Muslim groupings in the Middle East are. That has got to stop. It almost seem like “white man’s burden” - as if people think Muslims don’t have agency to know right from wrong.