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

[BigMela2onin]

Ideal target for cluster warheads I would think.

 

[not_ahk]

October 7 was the greatest blow on Jewish Cultist Satanism and Savagery you

تحية حماس وغزة

Bongino seems like a bonga of the highest degree.

 

[kobra]

Israili version of "Pakistan nay bharat per hi hamla karna shuru kardiya"

 

[RescueRanger]

I know ! They're gonna push these guys in on SUVs and get them massacred.

Or maybe the Kurds got this money for other purpose and said 'screw it' we're spending this on cars.

Reminds me of when you first start playing Command & Conquer and just build 5 light tanks and send them up against the enemy base only to get absolutely slaughtered.

 

[mangekyo]

But do you think they found a way to make them operable this time around or can the shafts /openings still be struck making it impossible to fire out of silos unless truck -bases launchers are moved out of base and taken out in the open ?

This is what foreign intelligence would ask

 

[Hayabusa]

Compared to a nuclear site attack last year, damaging missile bases is just not going to be that effective. There is an extensive underground networks and US can only manufacture a limited amount of bunker busting bombs. Most likely Iran will still be able to manufacture them and also launch missiles throughout this conflict.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

The third Thad radar in the first week.

As per chatgpt

Key parts of a THAAD battery
A typical THAAD battery includes:
AN/TPY-2 radar (powerful tracking radar)
Fire control & communications center
Launchers (each with interceptor missiles)
Interceptor missiles
What happens if 1–2 parts are destroyed?
1. If a launcher is destroyed
The system still works.
It just has fewer interceptor missiles available.
2. If the radar (AN/TPY-2) is destroyed
That battery loses its main tracking capability.
However, it may still receive targeting data from other radars or allied systems (e.g., other missile-defense sensors in the network).
Effectiveness drops significantly, but it may not be completely useless.
3. If the command/fire control center is destroyed
That specific battery usually cannot operate independently until command functions are restored.
Networked defense
THAAD is designed to work in a layered missile-defense network with systems like:
Patriot Missile System
Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense
Because of this shared sensor network, damage to one component doesn't always completely disable the defense.
Summary:
Destroying 1–2 launchers → still very effective
Destroying radar → effectiveness reduced but possibly functional with external data
Destroying command center → battery largely disabled

 

[maverick]

why hasnt Iran hit the airbases yet ? it has hit all GCC airbases except the Israelis ?

 

[unconventional]

Israel is very good at media censorship and hiding their losses.

 

[RescueRanger]

Second image is not highly unusual at all, there has been a steady stream of US aircraft landing in Israel.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Compared to a nuclear site attack last year, damaging missile bases is just not going to be that effective. There is an extensive underground networks and US can only manufacture a limited amount of bunker busting bombs. Most likely Iran will still be able to manufacture them and also launch missiles throughout this conflict.

during the June war, MoDAFL said it didn't stop producing missiles for even one day.

 

[Persian Gulf]

why hasnt Iran hit the airbases yet ? it has hit all GCC airbases except the Israelis ?

open a map

use a ruler

you are welcome.

 

[Falcon29]

This is what foreign intelligence would ask

I just wanna see Israel burn bro

 

[925boy]

The main problem I anticipate will be the B-2 bombers, also the F-35 and F-22. Iran has no way of shooting them down.

B2s cant install in or force a supreme leader on Iran, and it didn't win the Iraq or Afghanistan wars for the US, so why are they serious problems in this war again?

 

[RescueRanger]

As per chatgpt

Key parts of a THAAD battery
A typical THAAD battery includes:
AN/TPY-2 radar (powerful tracking radar)
Fire control & communications center
Launchers (each with interceptor missiles)
Interceptor missiles
What happens if 1–2 parts are destroyed?
1. If a launcher is destroyed
The system still works.
It just has fewer interceptor missiles available.
2. If the radar (AN/TPY-2) is destroyed
That battery loses its main tracking capability.
However, it may still receive targeting data from other radars or allied systems (e.g., other missile-defense sensors in the network).
Effectiveness drops significantly, but it may not be completely useless.
3. If the command/fire control center is destroyed
That specific battery usually cannot operate independently until command functions are restored.
Networked defense
THAAD is designed to work in a layered missile-defense network with systems like:
Patriot Missile System
Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense
Because of this shared sensor network, damage to one component doesn't always completely disable the defense.
Summary:
Destroying 1–2 launchers → still very effective
Destroying radar → effectiveness reduced but possibly functional with external data
Destroying command center → battery largely disabled

Ewww ChatGPT.
Just kidding good post.