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[hyperman]

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[Persian Gulf]

Shabot Shalom! Even the fake Iranian is writing about Iranian missiles.

according to your flags of origin and residence, I would not be so quick to call others "fake" Iranians.

try to make your points without personal attacks.

 

[FUB]

This was in retaliation for Israeli strikes on Iranian hospitals. Apparently, the IDF command had moved operations to this location after their command center in the middle of residential buildings was destroyed with a direct hit. For the deniers, there is a Fox News clip on that strike, which I have posted before confirming the hit.
Interesting that they had no time to evacuate but somehow the total death toll reported was only 39.
“Four months after the Iranian missile strike | Dr. Koshmara at Soroka Hospital — which is still waiting for assistance from the state.”

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[Persian Gulf]

Apparently, the IDF command had moved operations to this location after their command center in the middle of residential buildings was destroyed with a direct hit. For the deniers, there is a Fox News clip on that strike, which I have posted before confirming the hit.

in Fox News video with Trey Yingst, he says the MoD HQ in Tel Aviv was hit, though in the video we only see cosmetic damage to windows. this is the video where the police told them not to film the damage.

no evidence they moved operations to this random hospital, of course, not that I mind if we spread such lies considering the depravity of the enemy and their intentional strikes against Iranian hospitals.

and in my opinion this was likely an errant missile that was targeting Gav-Yam tech hub 3km away, but I can't prove it so we can go with the narrative that it was an intentional strike on a hospital because (1) Israel moved its HQ there (?) or (2) in response to Israel's strikes against Iranian hospitals (fine by me).

Interesting that they had no time to evacuate but somehow the total death toll reported was only 39.

Israel claims their deal toll was 33.

And who said they had no time to evacuate? BBC News says they did evacuate:

"Medical staff told local media that patients there had recently been moved to the hospital's emergency shelters underground. Seventy-one people have been injured, according to Israel's ministry of health.

Professor Asher Bashiri, director of the maternity ward, said he could see the area of impact from his office.

He said they had moved all the patients to a more protected area when the war began."

'I was lying in bed... The ceiling fell in': At the scene of Israeli hospital hit by Iran strike

A hospital in the Israeli town of Beersheba was hit as Iran fired a barrage of missiles at the country.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[FUB]

in Fox News video with Trey Yingst, he says the MoD HQ in Tel Aviv was hit, though in the video we only see cosmetic damage to windows. this is the video where the police told them not to film the damage.

no evidence they moved operations to this random hospital, of course, not that I mind if we spread such lies considering the depravity of the enemy and their intentional strikes against Iranian hospitals.

and in my opinion this was likely an errant missile that was targeting Gav-Yam tech hub 3km away, but I can't prove it so we can go with the narrative that it was an intentional strike on a hospital because (1) Israel moved its HQ there (?) or (2) in response to Israel's strikes against Iranian hospitals (fine by me).


Israel claims their deal toll was 33.

And who said they had no time to evacuate? BBC News says they did evacuate:

"Medical staff told local media that patients there had recently been moved to the hospital's emergency shelters underground. Seventy-one people have been injured, according to Israel's ministry of health.

Professor Asher Bashiri, director of the maternity ward, said he could see the area of impact from his office.

He said they had moved all the patients to a more protected area when the war began."

'I was lying in bed... The ceiling fell in': At the scene of Israeli hospital hit by Iran strike

A hospital in the Israeli town of Beersheba was hit as Iran fired a barrage of missiles at the country.

www.bbc.co.uk

Of course, the BBC is one of the most credible news networks. They are about as newsworthy as Iran International.

"At least 240 people were wounded in the Iranian attacks, including four seriously, according to Israel’s Ministry of Health. The majority were lightly wounded, including 70 at the Soroka Medical Center in the city of Beersheba in southern Israel."
"Tight military censorship in Israel means information about sites such as military and intelligence facilities are not released to the public. According to Israeli media reports, a building next to the hospital described as “sensitive” sustained heavy damage."
Ori Goldberg, an Israeli political commentator, told Al Jazeera that "Israeli authorities were focusing on the hospital attack and trying to send a “message that the Iranians target hospitals”.
“Of course, Israelis target hospitals as well. It’s important to mention that there really are very sensitive installations and headquarters very near to the hospital because Israel places its military headquarters in the midst of civilian neighbourhoods and towns,” he added, speaking from Tel Aviv."

Israel attacks Iran’s Arak reactor as Iranian missile hits Israeli hospital

Iranian media report air defences were activated in the area of the Khondab nuclear facility, formerly called Arak.

www.aljazeera.com

So much for the myth that the missiles are not accurate and that Iran is indiscriminately targeting civilians.
With some people, arguing is futile because they’re driven by ideology. You can show them black and white facts, and they’ll still insist it’s gray.

 

[FUB]

The real president of US has spoken .
Now we wait for the next round of the war . It was a bad idea for Iran to stop at the end of the 12 day war . By the end of that war Iran had the upper hand and they should have kept going .
Now seven months later , US/NATO and their out post are reloaded and ready for the next round.

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[Liquidator]

The real president of US has spoken .
Now we wait for the next round of the war . It was a bad idea for Iran to stop at the end of the 12 day war . By the end of that war Iran had the upper hand and they should have kept going .
Now seven months later , US/NATO and their out post are reloaded and ready for the next round.

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Iran should respond in accordance with "Judeo-Christian" values, the world has witnessed these past 2 years.

 

[Immortals]

The real president of US has spoken .
Now we wait for the next round of the war .

The war could come in the spring, if not the summer. Around the Iranian new year might be a great time for Israel, because the capital of Iran is more empty as people are on vacation. Perfect time to catch Iran unprepared and understaffed.

It was a bad idea for Iran to stop at the end of the 12 day war . By the end of that war Iran had the upper hand and they should have kept going .

Iran had the upper hand? By the end of the war it was barely firing 30 missiles a day and lucky if 2-3 would make impact somewhere populous.

Fordow, Naranz, and Isfahan were destroyed. Its missile production plants were severely damaged. Most of its underground missile cities were buried and unusable. Its air defenses were destroyed or largely jammed out of commission. It was still losing officers and commanders in attacks and there was concern Israel would go after Supreme Leader.

Israel hadn’t even begun touching the oil fields, power stations, or critical infrastructure yet.

Iran’s economy is borderline on collapse. Protests today by Bazaari’s complaining as Toman hit another record low of 135,000

 

[Persian Gulf]

Of course, the BBC is one of the most credible news networks. They are about as newsworthy as Iran International.

they are both typically more reliable than most Iranian state media channels

although BBC Persian and Iran International both incite violence inside Iran to promote regime change. the quality of their reporting is not comparable to Iranian media

"At least 240 people were wounded in the Iranian attacks, including four seriously, according to Israel’s Ministry of Health. The majority were lightly wounded, including 70 at the Soroka Medical Center in the city of Beersheba in southern Israel."

this is from more than one strike, i.e., not just the hospital strike

"Tight military censorship in Israel means information about sites such as military and intelligence facilities are not released to the public. According to Israeli media reports, a building next to the hospital described as “sensitive” sustained heavy damage."

this is dubious. was this HQ inside the hospital, as you originally claimed, or next to it? the images clearly show a direct hit on the hospital, so if the "sensitive" HQ site was next to the hospital then the missile missed the target.

Ori Goldberg, an Israeli political commentator, told Al Jazeera that "Israeli authorities were focusing on the hospital attack and trying to send a “message that the Iranians target hospitals”.
“Of course, Israelis target hospitals as well. It’s important to mention that there really are very sensitive installations and headquarters very near to the hospital because Israel places its military headquarters in the midst of civilian neighbourhoods and towns,” he added, speaking from Tel Aviv."

this means they place sensitive targets near civilian targets, not inside them

With some people, arguing is futile because they’re driven by ideology. You can show them black and white facts, and they’ll still insist it’s gray.

indeed. try not to be one of those everything is awesome people and be a bit more objective, even if you don't like the conclusions

 

[Shams313]

The war could come in the spring, if not the summer. Around the Iranian new year might be a great time for Israel, because the capital of Iran is more empty as people are on vacation. Perfect time to catch Iran unprepared and understaffed.



Iran had the upper hand? By the end of the war it was barely firing 30 missiles a day and lucky if 2-3 would make impact somewhere populous.

Fordow, Naranz, and Isfahan were destroyed. Its missile production plants were severely damaged. Most of its underground missile cities were buried and unusable. Its air defenses were destroyed or largely jammed out of commission. It was still losing officers and commanders in attacks and there was concern Israel would go after Supreme Leader.

Israel hadn’t even begun touching the oil fields, power stations, or critical infrastructure yet.

Iran’s economy is borderline on collapse. Protests today by Bazaari’s complaining as Toman hit another record low of 135,000

Love u bro..at least u aren't some blind fanboys that i once used to be.

Iran should have get rid of home made fatwa and built the nukes .

The white western Christians AKA west is already compromised to Israel. Both western economic and military powers who have funded the every inch Israel and will ensure its survival + moronic hypocrites Arabs and neighbors will follow their paths.

Nuke were are and will be only option for survival and Iranians got played by western hypocrites to abandon that absolute resolve.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Iran had the upper hand? By the end of the war it was barely firing 30 missiles a day and lucky if 2-3 would make impact somewhere populous.

after 7 days the daily rate of fire rapidly declined and by the end it was consistently < 20 missiles

with 1-2 significant impacts per day (usually a random residential area, but we will take what we get since Israel attacked residential blocs in Iran first)

Fordow, Naranz, and Isfahan were destroyed. Its missile production plants were severely damaged. Most of its underground missile cities were buried and unusable. Its air defenses were destroyed or largely jammed out of commission. It was still losing officers and commanders in attacks and there was concern Israel would go after Supreme Leader.

Israel hadn’t even begun touching the oil fields, power stations, or critical infrastructure yet.

Iran’s economy is borderline on collapse. Protests today by Bazaari’s complaining as Toman hit another record low of 135,000

I appreciate some sober analysis to offset some of the delusional copium we witness here

we lost the entire IRGC-ASF high command and 15 of our best nuclear scientists within a few minutes, were firing < 20 missiles per day as Israel pounded us non stop, by sheer luck the entire SNSC was not killed at once, and some here want to claim victory, while Israel and the US openly threaten to attack Iran again. it's honestly remarkable.

 

[Shags101]

after 7 days the daily rate of fire rapidly declined and by the end it was consistently < 20 missiles

with 1-2 significant impacts per day (usually a random residential area, but we will take what we get since Israel attacked residential blocs in Iran first)

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I appreciate some sober analysis to offset some of the delusional copium we witness here

we lost the entire IRGC-ASF high command and 15 of our best nuclear scientists within a few minutes, were firing < 20 missiles per day as Israel pounded us non stop, by sheer luck the entire SNSC was not killed at once, and some here want to claim victory, while Israel and the US openly threaten to attack Iran again. it's honestly remarkable.

From the the threats ratcheting up again I think another Israeli attack is coming soon I think Irans best course of action is to go on the offense strike hard soon before it’s to late like before

 

[Persian Gulf]

From the the threats ratcheting up again I think another Israeli attack is coming soon I think Irans best course of action is to go on the offense strike hard soon before it’s to late like before

new chief of staff Mousavi already went public a few weeks ago to say Iran's defence doctrine is purely defensive and Iran will not launch a war itself but only respond

they didn't understand yet the concept of shock and awe and how the enemy has progressed to stage 4 of its plan before octogenarian IRI leaders (the ones still alive) figure out how to respond to stage 1

 

[FUB]

The war could come in the spring, if not the summer. Around the Iranian new year might be a great time for Israel, because the capital of Iran is more empty as people are on vacation. Perfect time to catch Iran unprepared and understaffed.



Iran had the upper hand? By the end of the war it was barely firing 30 missiles a day and lucky if 2-3 would make impact somewhere populous.

Fordow, Naranz, and Isfahan were destroyed. Its missile production plants were severely damaged. Most of its underground missile cities were buried and unusable. Its air defenses were destroyed or largely jammed out of commission. It was still losing officers and commanders in attacks and there was concern Israel would go after Supreme Leader.

Israel hadn’t even begun touching the oil fields, power stations, or critical infrastructure yet.

Iran’s economy is borderline on collapse. Protests today by Bazaari’s complaining as Toman hit another record low of 135,000

That is your opinion and not the facts .
The genocidal regime would not have requested a cease fire if it had the upper hand .
You were real quiet for months( Iran is bankrupt, the regime is going to collapse ), and now you are cheering .
You , the rest of the Israel fan boys, with the fake experts on X can yammer all you want, the facts don’t change .

Let me know why Israel is hiding all the damage sustained . If they are as glorious and victorious as you and the few in this forum claim, why hide? Publish the sat photos.

 

[Shags101]

new chief of staff Mousavi already went public a few weeks ago to say Iran's defence doctrine is purely defensive and Iran will not launch a war itself but only respond

they didn't understand yet the concept of shock and awe and how the enemy has progressed to stage 4 of its plan before octogenarian IRI leaders (the ones still alive) figure out how to respond to stage 1

I think if they get attacked again this time around will start a domino effect if they can’t hit harder than last time if this isn’t a multi front heavy assault against Israel than I think Iran is down for the count not coming back