StrategicBear
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If so, why are those interceptors failing to intercept some Iranian missiles now?I don't think there will be a ceasefire. But Iran is not going to be able to inflict damage on Israel at this point. Hezbollah is more likely to than Iran. Israel is far too well defended.
The two months of airlifts were plenty of interceptors for Israel that are enough for 2,000 ballistic missiles or more.
It takes a long time to make an interceptor for THAAD, Patriot and Israeli ones, but Iran can produce 100+ Ballistic missiles of all types every month. So the math states the Zionists will run out of missiles before Iran does.







