maverick
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whats the story behind USS Abraham lincoln hit? when was this claimed and what sort if ASBM was used ? any details on this story ?
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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whats the story behind USS Abraham lincoln hit? when was this claimed and what sort if ASBM was used ? any details on this story ?
Flotilla
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Just had a call with one the pilots there. The fighters from Israel and USA fly lower than the tankers, all the way to Tehran and back with little worry. The tankers are at the back, and they think it was an aerial collision. Both tankers were at the same altitude, and could have been shot down together if it were a SAM or something similar.
Pakistan isn't allowing any Israeli and American jets to cross into their airspace. They have their Arab allies allowing for airspace usage.
There is a chance a few Kuwaiti Typhoons might be damaged or destroyed....
omegalamba7xl9
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Hayabusa
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We love seeing your face, but we would prefer it stayed attached to your neck. You are a brave man, and you have my respect, but being a martyr is a one time deal that Iran is not ready for right now. Stop trying to be a hero and start being a survivor and taking precautions! Your presence and leadership is the only morale boost Iran actually needa!
RescueRanger
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The data covers activity from February 28th to March 12th. During this period, we observed the following key metrics:
- Total Missiles Fired: 2,495
- Total Drones Launched: 2,795
- Total Barrages from Lebanon: 261
- Total Barrages from Iran: 196
- Peak Activity Date: Monday, March 2nd, with 1,028 total combined incidents.
1. Daily Activity Over Time: This chart shows the trend for each activity type. You can see a significant spike in both missiles and drones between February 28th and March 2nd, followed by a general decline.
2. Total Attacks by Country: Based on the regional data, the UAE recorded the highest number of incidents (1,797), followed by Kuwait (682) and Bahrain (285).
3. Weapon Breakdown by Country: This visualization breaks down the type of weapons used (Drones, Cruise, and Ballistic) for each country. Drones are the most frequently used weapon across almost all regions.
Summary of Regional Data
| Country | Drones | Cruise | Ballistic | Total |
| UAE | 1,439 | 0 | 229 | 1,797 |
| Kuwait | 425 | 0 | 226 | 682 |
| Bahrain | 173 | 0 | 86 | 285 |
| KSA | 110 | 0 | 14 | 170 |
| Iraq | 12 | 0 | 12 |
Insights
- Trend Analysis: Activity was heaviest at the end of February and the beginning of March. By mid-March, daily counts for both missiles and drones dropped significantly (below 100 per day).
- Regional Focus: The UAE and Kuwait account for the vast majority of the recorded incidents in the regional breakdown.
- Weaponry: Drones appear to be the primary tool used, outnumbering ballistic missiles in most regions except for Jordan, where only ballistic incidents were recorded.
Comparative analysis with Joint US/Israeli Strikes vs Iran:
Analysis of Strike Data (Feb 28 – Mar 12)
The campaign started with an unprecedented opening salvo. In the first 12 hours alone, nearly 900 strikes were recorded, targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, air defenses, and leadership compounds.By March 12, cumulative reports from the Associated Press and sources indicated the total number of coalition airstrikes had surpassed 6,000.
| Date | Estimated Strikes | Key Developments |
| Feb 28 | 1,200 | Opening wave; assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. |
| Mar 2 | 700 | Strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon to prevent escalation. |
| Mar 5 | 400 | Second major wave targeting IRGC command centers. |
| Mar 12 | 150 | Focus shifts to neutralizing naval assets near the Strait of Hormuz. |
Trends and Observations
- Initial Shock Phase: The highest concentration of strikes occurred between Feb 28 and March 2. This "decapitation" phase aimed to dismantle the Iranian command structure and nuclear capabilities immediately.
- Sustained Attrition: After the initial week, the strike volume decreased as the coalition shifted toward precision targeting of mobile missile launchers and internal security facilities (like Basij bases).
- The Trendline: As shown in the generated analysis, there is a clear negative exponential trend. This suggests that the coalition successfully neutralized many primary targets early on, transitioning from mass bombardment to specific "mopping up" operations by mid-March.
Dashboard Analysis: Comparison & Pressure Index
The data shows a clear pattern of "action and reaction" throughout the two-week period.| Date | Total Iranian Activity | Coalition Strikes | Pressure Ratio |
| Feb 28 | 1,006 | 1,200 | 1.19 (Coalition leads) |
| Mar 2 | 1,028 | 700 | 0.68 (Iran offensive peak) |
| Mar 10 | 101 | 250 | 2.48 (Coalition suppression) |
Opening Parity (Feb 28 – Mar 1): The conflict began with massive volume on both sides. On February 28, the Coalition launched roughly 1.2 strikes for every 1 Iranian incident, indicating an immediate and aggressive counter-offensive.
Iranian Peak (March 2): Monday, March 2nd, saw the highest volume of Iranian activity (1,028 incidents). During this specific 24-hour window, Iranian barrages actually outpaced the number of reported Coalition counterstrikes (700), marking the most intense period of the offensive.
Suppression and Dominance (March 9 – March 12): As Iranian activity began to collapse due to attrition (dropping from over 1,000 daily incidents to fewer than 150), the Coalition maintained a high pressure.
On March 10, the Coalition was launching 2.5 strikes for every 1 Iranian launch, suggesting they had successfully gained air superiority and were systematically dismantling remaining infrastructure.
Pressure Index Trend: The second graph ("Coalition Pressure Index") highlights that while Iran had high volume early on, the Coalition's ability to sustain strikes relative to the incoming threat increased significantly as the conflict matured.
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Little trash is just like whitekooff a buyer-seller, a cheater and bul
Were do you see 6 fingers ? Although I admit his gesture and look are really weird
vizier
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Another highly risky area is Kurecik radar installation. It is closer to Iran. Instead of a medium range ballistic missile a lucas drone swarm can be used by isreali proxies to make a false flag on that radar installation as if Iran attacked it. The radar can track the trajectory of ballistic missiles but it cannot track low flying drones from longer ranges.
Continious Turkish awacs coverage over that area would show the direction of incoming kamikaze drone swarms negating any attempt of a false flag. It is another risky area that needs more precautions in addition to the incirlik airbase.
Ali_Baba
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One wonders what UAE did to get all that attention, so much more than Qatar, and Bahrain ..
( one does agree with the UAE getting it in the neck a bit more than the others, but wonder what Iran's angle is. ).
Ali_Baba
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Four crew members killed after US refuelling plane crashes in Iraq
All six crew members killed after US refuelling plane crashes in Iraq
The US Central Command says all six crew members died after a refuelling aircraft went down over western Iraq.
www.bbc.com
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