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

[maverick]

why am I getting a feeling that this war is going to be an ultimate defeat for Zionist regime and it will lead to a policy shift in US with Israel..
The world is not gonna be the same after this war

 

[Dil Pakistan]

Very interesting and insightful, worth watching:

 

[Falcon29]

Fatah missile doesn’t carry cluster munitions

It doesn't. But it is the missile on the right that seems to be disintegrating.

 

[FUB]

I pumped at a no-name station today at $4.69. 9 days ago, I filled at the same station for $3.79. It is going to be a fun ride.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

why am I getting a feeling that this war is going to be an ultimate defeat for Zionist regime and it will lead to a policy shift in US with Israel..
The world is not gonna be the same after this war

There will be those who will be very happy with that.

 

[pakistaniandproud]

 

[Shags101]

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launch of Khorramshahr in the latest wave

Khorramshahr is featuring more prominently in Iran's strikes in recent days, used to deliver the cluster bombs

surprising since it is Iran's largest missile and liquid fuel

So does it expend its clusters with a large warhead as well that strikes or is it just cluster mutations because it looks like a warhead still hits the ground as well

 

[FUB]

Very interesting and insightful, worth watching:

Postol brings the receipts. I try to watch his videos whenever he is on.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Keep in mind the Khorramshahr missiles you are seeing are likely to be older gen K-1/K-2

The latest batch of K-4’s that were delivered had an all white paint job.

in case you missed, do not require heavy duty specialized TELs

somebody needs to question Mr. BB Nathan, WTF were you thinking man!

 

[FUB]

 

[FHN]

This time, the Americans have clearly been dragged into the fight by the Israelis, with the excuse of seizing an opportunity to wipe out all of Iran's leaders. But before starting, they didn't think through the most crucial point: how to end it. Now that it's reached this point, they can't stop even if they want to, and they can't win even if they keep going—both sides are just stabbing each other by lobbing missiles back and forth, the bloodshed can't be cleaned up, they can't pull out either, and escalating to a ground war? They don't have the resolve for that yet.

 

[FUB]

 

[FHN]

Yesterday, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched missiles from the Isfahan missile base. During the Twelve-Day War, the ground facilities of this base were bombed by Israel three times; just in the past week, its underground tunnels and entrances were each subjected to two bombings using bunker-busting munitions by F-35 fighter jets and B-2 bombers. However, the base remains operational to this day and continued launching missiles just two days after the last attack. The downside of underground projects is that they're easily collapsed at the entrances. Israel's early bombings definitely caved in the openings, but they didn't have the capability to destroy the facilities inside. Iran just digs the entrances open again and it's back in use.

 

[FUB]

They are confident that there is not much of a threat to launch liquid filled missiles.

 

[Fatman17]

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Large scale war unlikely