Ali_Baba
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Come on! That's clearly a F-15E, so what-else should it be?
A number of jets confirmed by Kuwait, one possibility is an F22 Raptor ?
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Come on! That's clearly a F-15E, so what-else should it be?
Whenever you make such a claim, kindly provide a source so we could rejoice together.
Isn't it first F15 kills?
This reads like ChatGPT.
But thanks for your input.
I stand by what I said.Negative. Completely incorrect.
Infact there were few grammatical mistakes which I corrected after the initial post. @PakSword, your assessment is also wrong in this regard.
And Ukraine copied this system also. They used their PAC3 launchers assisted by AEW to ambush high value assets like the Russian A50 from roads and forests. But the doctrine was designed specifically by IRGC first.Patarames has been saying that for an year now that LOMAD-MIDAD TELARs are to be used as SAMBUSH networks.
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Please go ahead. Wouldn’t change anything a bit.I stand by what I said.
Saudi official on Al Jazeera:
"American defense is focused on Israel — without concern for the defense of the Arab Gulf states, which host many of the military bases."
Stop crying and move on sir.Please go ahead. Wouldn’t change anything a bit.
Time to hit Dimona what you waiting for…Iran says Natanz nuclear site hit in US-Israeli strikes
DAWN
Iran’s sprawling nuclear facility at Natanz was struck during US and Israeli military operations against the Islamic Republic, Iran’s ambassador to the UN nuclear watchdog said, Reuters reports.
“Again they attacked Iran’s peaceful, safeguarded nuclear facilities yesterday,” Reza Najafi told reporters at a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35-nation board of governors.
Asked by Reuters which facilities were hit, he replied: “Natanz.”
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A picture shows the seal of the connections between the twin cascades for 20pc uranium production bearing the initials of the International Atomic Energy Agency after they were disconnected at nuclear power plant of Natanz, some 300 kilometres south of Tehran on January, 20, 2014. — AFP/Fil