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jamie_royce•about 2 hours ago
War is not profitable for almost everyone—except the people selling oil, weapons, and volatility.
jleyank•5 minutes ago
This was going to be my answer - I would bet that Trump, oil companies and (soon) defence contractors would have been the profiteers. But the OP said it better.
TacticalCoder•about 2 hours ago
Haven't we been hammered day and night with the explanation that Iran got everything it wanted, got to tax every vessel going through the channel, got all the billions it wanted to to rebuild the country and have and, overall, also won the war, beating the biggest army on earth by slapping C4 on DJI drones?

They also killed 30 000 of their own (unarmed citizens) in early 2026, meaning those who'd want the islamists reigning gone are probably going to keep quiet for a while too now.

So I'd say... Islamists in Iran profited the most?

Sabinus•42 minutes ago
Well Iran hasn't got what it wanted. Trump hasn't declared victory, taken his toys and gone home. Then Iran gets everything it wanted.
ebbi•about 1 hour ago
> They also killed 30 000 of their own

Thought it was 40,000?

drekipus•about 1 hour ago
I still have not found sources for the 30-thousand that hasn't come from Israel-affiliated or Israel-friendly media
dontlaugh•about 1 hour ago
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sleepyguy•about 2 hours ago
Israel?
estearum•about 2 hours ago
Don't think so really. Israel is totally dependent on the US still and every inch deeper into this Iran situation we wade, the more Americans fracture with Israel.
biglyburrito•about 2 hours ago
^^^ The only correct answer.
Sabinus•44 minutes ago
What did they get out of it? Iran's old conventional military capabilities being blown up? Some leaders killed? A fraction of the missiles and drones being suppressed?
drekipus•about 1 hour ago
Thankfully, suprisingly not. US maybe