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Strange how they landed C130s 200 miles away in Isfahan, home to 9 tons of enriched uranium. You don’t call 100 special forces , 2 c-130s and dozens of helicopters for 1 stranded airman. This was a military operation that failed , which was to steal Iran enriched uranium
Statement of IAEA chief is not ordinary, specially right now.. Attack in June last year, started immediately after such a statement...Ground has not been prepared for Ground attack as yet.....delayed because of internal disagreements....
Hpefully Iran has already taken care of that area and so called forward base.......He is not the first person echoing this thoughts.
The current explanation for these FRAP operations feels incomplete. Losing that many assets to retrieve one individual seems like an overkill that defies logic.
I mean, it is quite logical a smaller signature is preferred for these missions to ensure success and minimize risk, which leads me to believe there's a deeper objective being cooked up that remains off the OSINT radar.
Regardless, this "rescue" mission will be a template to retrieve any uranium inside Iran. I hope they are really prepared for such scenarios, because possibility is getting higher now.
Strange how they landed C130s 200 miles away in Isfahan, home to 9 tons of enriched uranium. You don’t call 100 special forces , 2 c-130s and dozens of helicopters for 1 stranded airman. This was a military operation that failed , which was to steal Iran enriched uranium
And why you make land two MC130 when just one HH60 can recover the pilot??Why do you think he ejected near the crash site? The plane doesn't necessarily nose dive into the ground after being hit. Also the WSO in the back can eject independently of the pilot.
Strange how they landed C130s 200 miles away in Isfahan, home to 9 tons of enriched uranium. You don’t call 100 special forces , 2 c-130s and dozens of helicopters for 1 stranded airman. This was a military operation that failed , which was to steal Iran enriched uranium
Yes Mechanical Coping is a strange phenomena, always strikes in high value operations.. They can feed their high IQ population and military fanboys these happy meals.It’s strange the mechanical faults always show up in critical high risk raids that show up once every 5-10 years.
You’d think for such rare raids you’d have the best equipment and best maintenance planes and craft available.
In the bin Laden raid one stealth helicopter also had mechanical problems
Sounds like special ops raid got foiled with the loss of Air assets, how were these special ops guys uplifted of the raid failed ?
American troops are superhumans, they can walk 1000 miles in a day, 110 is nothing... You need to watch few hollywood movies to understand their strength or wait for some their online Marine to explain the science behind it in detail...

You want to make me believe the pilot ejected and ended up in the Isfahan mountains?Why do you think he ejected near the crash site? The plane doesn't necessarily nose dive into the ground after being hit. Also the WSO in the back can eject independently of the pilot.
and do we think IAEA is an independent body??? USA can Issue any statement via any Int'l body...Statement of IAEA chief is not ordinary, specially right now.. Attack in June last year, started immediately after such a statement...