TopGun786
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Talikng like a zombie. That denial mode is really embarrassing.
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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KingQamaR
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Khansaheeb
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He is one crazy fool
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Unknowntruth
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This cancer that has infected the Middle East and usurped the West will be cut out soon.
The mask is falling off these devils and all the media manipulation and buying of politicians will not save them from their demise.
The mask is falling off these devils and all the media manipulation and buying of politicians will not save them from their demise.
p200
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80% successful intercept rate is based on every missile being targeted for intercept.
If the majority of missiles hit open dirt, that means the 80% intercepted were likely prioritized and would have hit vital targets. Thus, you cannot say the majority of the missiles missed targets, you would have to say the majority of missiles that were not prioritized hit open dirt.
If this is the case that air defense prioritized the more dangerous ones then you need to recalculate the defense success rate based on how many were shot down vs how many hit vital points. That would make the success rate of defense higher than 80%. However, you would also have to admit that Iranian missiles are more accurate than what hit, because what hit was not what was prioritized for interception.
Given that at least 3 countries participated in shooting them down, I think even 10% success rate is quite an achievement for a small demonstration of power. More missiles would result in a much higher % of successful hits.
We could also break this down further. Did Jordan attempt to shoot down all 200? Did US also attempt to shoot down all 200? Did Israel then try to shoot down all 200? Adding all the attempts together could give a 30% success rate to each country ending up with a total of 90% success. Regardless of the percentages, Iran showed it can hit targets and can hit at a much bigger rate if it wanted to.
If the majority of missiles hit open dirt, that means the 80% intercepted were likely prioritized and would have hit vital targets. Thus, you cannot say the majority of the missiles missed targets, you would have to say the majority of missiles that were not prioritized hit open dirt.
If this is the case that air defense prioritized the more dangerous ones then you need to recalculate the defense success rate based on how many were shot down vs how many hit vital points. That would make the success rate of defense higher than 80%. However, you would also have to admit that Iranian missiles are more accurate than what hit, because what hit was not what was prioritized for interception.
Given that at least 3 countries participated in shooting them down, I think even 10% success rate is quite an achievement for a small demonstration of power. More missiles would result in a much higher % of successful hits.
We could also break this down further. Did Jordan attempt to shoot down all 200? Did US also attempt to shoot down all 200? Did Israel then try to shoot down all 200? Adding all the attempts together could give a 30% success rate to each country ending up with a total of 90% success. Regardless of the percentages, Iran showed it can hit targets and can hit at a much bigger rate if it wanted to.
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PakFactor
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Hezbollah's new chief Hashem Safieddine's fate unknown:
Israel launches intense attacks on Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut’s south
Reports suggest strikes were targeting Hashem Safieddine, seen as most likely candidate to replace Hassan Nasrallahwww.theguardian.com
This is a developing story.
IDF struck Masnaa Border crossing between Lebanon and Syria:
More blasts reported in Beirut after key route out of Lebanon hit by Israeli strike
The crossing into Syria was being used by thousands to flee, but the Israeli military says Hezbollah were transporting weapons along it.www.bbc.com
Hezbollah rocket attack at the Haifa area:
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1842054645885145433
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1842072725738668281
Hezbollah communications officer killed:
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1842192150878183446
IDF troops inside South Lebanon:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBzNGSTqpUY
South Lebanon is mountainous and movements are slow for now.
If the new head is taken out of commission, it would show that the group is compromised, top-down.
PakFactor
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@RescueRanger mentioned in the last PDF forum that the Americans were involved, too, and it's coming out that the UK wasn't far behind.
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p200
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Sometimes the best thing for an organization is to lose all the old leaders and start fresh. It is said that Yathrib (Medina) was prepared for success and to welcome the Prophet pbuh because they had so much war all the old leaders were killed.
This killing of the old guard will likely become a bigger problem for Israel in the coming decades.
This killing of the old guard will likely become a bigger problem for Israel in the coming decades.
MS Sandhu
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See the effect of 50+ Ballistic Missiles fired by Iran
Just some random holes here and there
The level of destruction you are talking about can only be achieved by extensive targeted bombing Compaign against the enemy
Iranians can not do that.The more i see this conflict,the more I am inclined to think that Air Force is an absolute necessity for modern wars.
Meengla
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I think you have been totally missing the Iranian strategy, friend: There is no denial in anyone's mind that Iran not only targeted only the military installations but also gave a warning to Israel through America to go into shelters. The 'message' of the potentially much more destructive strike next time.
The message was not only delivered but also, as of now, 'registered'.
But you are right: Air Force is important which not just Lebanon, Syria lack but Iran is also far behind. The Iranian aircrafts and air defense systems pale in front of even a middling power like Pakistan unless Russians added some air defenses to Iran recently.
But here is one memorable term I learned from a recent You Tube video comment: "Quantity is quality!".
Farhas2000
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Bomblets have no chance of penetrating reinforced hangars
Meengla
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Wow! Has to be some truth in it to make it the main headline right now.
www.jpost.com
Sergeant Daniel Aviv Haim Sofer, 19, and Corporal Tal Dror, 19, were killed in a drone attack from Iraq in northern Israel on Thursday, the IDF announced Friday evening.
Sgt. Haim Sofer, from Ashkelon, was a cadet in a specialized communications officer course in Battalion 13 in the Golani Brigade.
Cpl. Dror, from Jerusalem, was a communications soldier in the 13th Battalion in the Golani Brigade.
In the incident where the two soldiers fell, an additional soldier and a non-commissioned officer from the 13th Battalion were severely wounded and were evacuated to a hospital for treatment.
Iraqi drone kills two IDF soldiers, wounds several others
Mixed reports by Israeli media state that up to 21 soldiers were lightly wounded in the same drone attack.
www.jpost.com
Iraqi drone kills two IDF soldiers, wounds several others
Mixed reports by Israeli media state that up to 21 soldiers were lightly wounded in the same drone attack.
Sergeant Daniel Aviv Haim Sofer, 19, and Corporal Tal Dror, 19, were killed in a drone attack from Iraq in northern Israel on Thursday, the IDF announced Friday evening.
Sgt. Haim Sofer, from Ashkelon, was a cadet in a specialized communications officer course in Battalion 13 in the Golani Brigade.
Cpl. Dror, from Jerusalem, was a communications soldier in the 13th Battalion in the Golani Brigade.
In the incident where the two soldiers fell, an additional soldier and a non-commissioned officer from the 13th Battalion were severely wounded and were evacuated to a hospital for treatment.
MS Sandhu
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What do you think will happen if Iranians cross their Red Lines I.e hitting these bases?
There is some reason why nobody in region dares to run-over those bases despite hating the US from the core of their hearts .
And about Israel,I think they will respond but that response will be very calibrated since Israeli focus is HZ now.Though i have gut feeling that Mossad is thinking something really nasty about regime in Tehran.
Israel is not the US that can fight at so many fronts at a time.
Snake
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Saudi FM giving lip service. He's trying to convince the president not to destroy Saudi oil facilities. It makes it seem like Israel will attack oil facilities.
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