Will Armenia support Iran?

[MichealDuglas]

I believe US is going to destroy Iran because Iran has got enourmous natural resources for which USA is dying for.. But This time USA army will be inflicted much more casualty than Iraq operation. Will Armenia support Iran?

[Kharpert]

First of all, the United States is in no position to invade another country for the next 30 years.

[Joseph]

First of all, the United States is in no position to invade another country for the next 30 years.

Armenia will not join either side. Everyone will lose if the U.S. invades Iraq. I agree with Kharpert. THe U.S. is stretched thin

[imported_RUDO]

I think U.S will invade Iran by means of other countries.(for example Turkey)

[Varouj]

Armenia would be put in a bad situation, not wanting to piss off the merukans. The US would be in even a worse situation, but then you have idiots and scumbags in control who don't care about the losses as long as their garbage friends make money.

The diaspora would naturally favor Iran, so as the diaspora goes, so will Armenia. Hopefully, Russia will step in to prevent things from going too far, but you never know with those crazy israelis who might just egg things on via their lobbies in Washington. So they say they want to do this to protect israel, but in reality the whole region will explode should this happen and the first casualties will be israel, turkey and and that whole crappy alliance.

[MichealDuglas]

USA will lose

Turkey and Iran has not been at war since 1638, Kasri Sirin Agreement.
Therefore I dont seen any reason for Turkey to attack Iran.
USA will attack with Israel and will pay a high price this time. It will be clash of civilizations...USA will lose.

[ScythianVizier]

Armenia might support Iran since she has close relations with Russia, and Russia will surely oppose all military solutions regarding the Iran Issue.

[MichealDuglas]

Yes

Yes u r right.

[Joseph]

Armenia might support Iran since she has close relations with Russia, and Russia will surely oppose all military solutions regarding the Iran Issue.

Armenia will certainly stay out of any military conflict. They have a complimetary policy between Russia and the U.S. They will remain neutral. While enjoying good relations with Russia, U.S. and Iran, they are wary of all three. What would Armenia have to gain by joining the conflict or even Russian for that matter. Nobody in their right mind (including a majority of the U.S. population support a strike on Iran) so it will not happen. The U.S. is going to push for renewed sanctions on Iran and this will hurt all of Iran's neighbors.

[ScythianVizier]

Armenia will certainly stay out of any military conflict. They have a complimetary policy between Russia and the U.S. They will remain neutral. While enjoying good relations with Russia, U.S. and Iran, they are wary of all three. What would Armenia have to gain by joining the conflict or even Russian for that matter. Nobody in their right mind (including a majority of the U.S. population support a strike on Iran) so it will not happen. The U.S. is going to push for renewed sanctions on Iran and this will hurt all of Iran's neighbors.

Yes, Armenia is not going to attack Iran for sure. In that regard, Armenia will try to stay out of such conflict together with/or apart from Russia, but that doesnt mean that Armenia would not support Iran since possible collapse of Iran is not desirable for various reasons. I believe that the possible assault on Iran is not yet determined though it might have been planned by now. I dont think that the US could include ground forces to such assault since they dont have enough of them. However, if they decide to initiate air-assaults on Iran, then those US soliders in Iraq will be subject to possible counter-assaults by Iran, and some 150 thousand units deployed in Iraq would not be enough if one wishes to confront a country like Iran. So, I am not sure as whether the US would prefer to attack Iran or not since the success of such assualt embodies too much strategic risks, and we can not be sure how the US values each risk involved.