Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

[hasssanali8998]

What does 106-3 mean?

106 victories by f15- 3 losses by f15 , but its stil 106-0 since blue on blue dont count and they were shot by kuwaiti f/a18s

 

[White Privilege]

even Houthis managed to achieve blockade!

they have'nt started yet!!

What Houthis did was little interdiction, if they could prolong that then it would be called a blockade. Iranians can do something similar, use speedboats or remaining missiles to interdict shipping but all that would be swiftly picked up and US would swiftly delete the source.

 

[bengalcdn]

Underground?

Yes like in caves near the shore, I think some Iranian members here can share more light

 

[Watandar]

From Telegram so take it with a grain of salt. There was a picture in the post with a VIN number type info and manufacture date.

️️ EXCLUSIVE: Mediterranean Man has received evidence the U.S. military in Qatar is using PAC-2 air defense missiles, produced all the way back in 2000, after they ran out of PAC-3 missiles

This confirms reporting that U.S. air defenses are running low on interceptors amid Iran's missile and drone strikes on the Gulf countries.

@medmannews

 

[Hayabusa]

Explains the lost of 1.5 billion dollars worth of radar. Could have been used to help US healthcare instead.

 

[Immortals]

 

[T80UD]

US Submarine torpedoes IRIS Dena, First submarine kill in 44 years and possibly the first footage of a sub torpedoing a Warship in history

Reddit

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[KingQamaR]

Iran just needs to maintain the air defense threat. The point is that the US Air Force never feels safe,

The U.S is going to burn through lots of USA tax payers dollars. Each Iranian drones only cost them 30,000 to 50,000 thousands pounds or dollars. THAAD missiles used to shoot these drones cost like $25 million a pop. Yes $25 million dollars! lol, war of attrition…

 

[StrategicBear]

Huh? First of all, I am not aware that we are "exiting" from those bases to begin with; Fifth Fleet Fleet Support Activities are still in Bahrain, and CENTCOM is still at Al Udeid.

Secondly, even if we had left, why can we only come back if we won? And we can't come back if we "lose" I am sorry, I don't realise Iran win by occupying Qatar or Bahrain.......

Umm, because those bases are already destroyed from repeated Iranian BM strikes? How can they return to a place already in ruins? And the moment they come back, the soldiers becomes mincemeat due to another round of drone/BM attacks.

 

[Tariq Habib Afridi]

They are brainwashed from childhood. grok said the translated subtitles are correct. still any goyim has any doubt ? especially muslims

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Yes like in caves near the shore, I think some Iranian members here can share more light

So, you admit you are making it up and hoping the Iranian members will confirm?

Do you not think for a moment that if Iran has these secret underground bases, chances are the US already knows where they are located or at least most of them? Further, the US happens to be pretty good at pin-point precision strikes. The mouth of a cave is just a warm up.

 

[VCheng]

It’s used as a tactic to pressure the government and push the armed forces to surrender.

Any opposing forces that Iran puts up will learn their lesson directly. It will be up to them to decide howe long they wish to put up a fight.

 

[irani]

big nose prince gets pranked.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Umm, because those bases are already destroyed from repeated Iranian BM strikes? How can they return to a place already in ruins? And the moment they come back, the soldiers becomes mincemeat due to another round of drone/BM attacks.

It is doubtful these bases have been 100% destroyed. From the photos I've been seeing, it is only select buildings.

 

[VCheng]

It depends on perspective...

Beyond sectarian lines and geopolitical chessboards, many Muslims see Iran as standing where it it must... refusing to bow to the Taghut/forces of evil.... facing a far stronger force, fully aware that defeat or death may follow...

This is not mere politics but echo the lingering pulse of Battle of Karbala, where the measure of a stand is not victory, but the refusal to kneel to Evil ...

Of course, I fully respect Iran's right and determination to chart its own path, wherever it might lead.