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rate of missile fire is falling rapidly

missiles likely stuck in bases or expended / destroyed

the US still cannot destroy the missile bases so they need to keep bombing the entrances every few months or reach a final arrangement with Iran somehow (e.g., Iran can keep the ones stuck in the mountains but cannot build new missiles)

This was raised in our war debates. How can Iran keep its rate of fire going if it doesn’t have strong enough air defenses to hold up against the western war machine.

And the common theme around here was Iran would fire 2500+ missiles the first 48 hours and obliterate any ability for enemy to attack Iran from the air by removing their air bases.

We see now how optimistic that line of thinking was.

 

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[Persian Gulf]

This was raised in our war debates. How can Iran keep its rate of fire going if it doesn’t have strong enough air defenses to hold up against the western war machine.

And the common theme around here was Iran would fire 2500+ missiles the first 48 hours and obliterate any ability for enemy to attack Iran from the air by removing their air bases.

We see now how optimistic that line of thinking was.

at least Mousavi is alive

need to bite the bullet and use whatever missiles are left to destroy KSA's east-west oil pipeline and all oil/gas infra in the region and hit every ship that tries to cross the Strait for as long as possible. should be very doable with drones.

the longer this war goes the more serious damage our infrastructure takes (already took a lot that will take decades to recover from). low intensity rate of fire from Iran damages a few hangars at evacuated US bases each day while US and Israel freely fly over Iran / Tehran and drop huge amounts of bombs everywhere - better to accelerate things

 

[Immortals]

at least Mousavi is alive

need to bite the bullet and use whatever missiles are left to destroy KSA's east-west oil pipeline and all oil/gas infra in the region and hit every ship that tries to cross the Strait for as long as possible. should be very doable with drones.

the longer this war goes the more serious damage our infrastructure takes (already took a lot that will take decades to recover from). low intensity rate of fire from Iran damages a few hangars at evacuated US bases each day while US and Israel freely fly over Iran / Tehran and drop huge amounts of bombs everywhere - better to accelerate things

My question is, if me, a man with no military experience could foresee such obvious logistics problems surrounding firing missiles, then why didn’t Hajizadeh?

Why didn’t Iranian engineers mass produce the automatic launcher system in all the mountain bases where teams would sit inside and fire missiles until they are completely emptied?

By the way, I don’t think this war is ending without Iran turning into Japan (complete surrender). This is an existential fight.

 

[Persian Gulf]

My question is, if me, a man with no military experience could foresee such obvious logistics problems surrounding firing missiles, then why didn’t Hajizadeh?

Why didn’t Iranian engineers mass produce the automatic launcher system in all the mountain bases where teams would sit inside and fire missiles until they are completely emptied?

By the way, I don’t think this war is ending without Iran turning into Japan (complete surrender). This is an existential fight.

that is expensive but they were probably on their way to doing that

Israel had to strike now before Iran's missile program became too advanced

Trump the retard has no plan for this war other than 'bomb shit until they give me what they want'

now he's trying to use Kurdish militant terrorists to attack Iran

Pahlavi cries for 3 US soldiers killed but not the 160 Iranian school girls slaughtered by Israel, then Trump says Pahlavi is not popular enough. what a disgrace

 

[Immortals]

that is expensive but they were probably on their way to doing that

I don’t buy it. They spend $100M+ on a Mowj vessel. They wasted money building drone carrier. This was a critical need that should have been devoted resources and couldn’t have cost that much money then building 1000+ TELS to get vaporized.

I think it makes sense why Iran never dashed for the bomb —it couldn’t reliably do it and survive the attack.

I can see why Iran never responded to Syria attacks. Because it feared the scenario we see today.

Iran knew how vulnerable it was and with Solemani and Nasrallah the war hero’s who could rally Shiites across the middle east’s was lost.

Even if Solemani survived 2020, he wouldn’t have survived long. It’s now evident to me that Solemani stayed alive as long as America allowed it. Not due to great security.

 

[dbc]

Why didn’t Iranian engineers mass produce the automatic launcher system in all the mountain bases where teams would sit inside and fire missiles until they are completely emptied?

because solid fuel propellant is highly toxic and you need heavy duty venting systems to launch these missiles from underground silos. And it's game over if these vents and associated systems are destroyed.

 

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rate of missile fire is falling rapidly

missiles likely stuck in bases or expended / destroyed

the US still cannot destroy the missile bases so they need to keep bombing the entrances every few months or reach a final arrangement with Iran somehow (e.g., Iran can keep the ones stuck in the mountains but cannot build new missiles)

Source of this data is IDF spokesperson and UAE.. lol. UAE has intercepted 1200+ missile and drones as per their claim. IDF and UAE both are far ahead than Ukranians when it comes to claims.

 

[Immortals]

because solid fuel propellant is highly toxic and you need heavy duty venting systems to launch these missiles from underground silos. And it's game over if these vents and associated systems are destroyed.

What? Solid fuel propellant stage is already completed at the plants before the missiles are stored in the base.

15 years ago they were even fueling liquid missiles in the silo bases and de-fueling them inside the base.

They could wear gas masks and Hazmat suits in case of toxic fume exhaust (usually they close the blast doors to the silos before firing)

 

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head of IRGC-ASF, Majid Mousavi, confirmed alive and releases first statement since war begins

knew this guy was smart the first time I saw him, a rare competent leader.

He seems the quiet killer type. Has no love of media or fame. Got two full fledged wars against superpower alliances in his name. Commander of worlds most war hardened and proven aerospace force in the world.

 

[harpy1]

I admire the Iranians for having the guts to take on a regional super power and global superpower and not cave in

 

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[Persian Gulf]

He seems the quiet killer type. Has no love of media or fame. Got two full fledged wars against superpower alliances in his name. Commander of worlds most war hardened and proven aerospace force in the world.

true but unfortunately his forces are not performing well, even worse than June (understandably)

only fired around 6 missiles to Israel today

only 1-2 noticeable impacts in 4 days in Israel, in June the number of impacts causing casualties was significantly higher