Persian Gulf
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Sure. Everything you don't like is "propaganda". You only make yourself look ridiculous, keep it up.Incorrect! All the data is conjured and based on propaganda.
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Sure. Everything you don't like is "propaganda". You only make yourself look ridiculous, keep it up.Incorrect! All the data is conjured and based on propaganda.
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he assumes a missile must hit within 5m of a target to 'hit' itHe says with 600m CEP, the chance of hitting a specific target is 0.03%.
he assumes a missile must hit within 5m of a target to 'hit' it
so if a random missile has only a 50% chance to land within 600m of the target, a sub 1% chance of landing within 5m of the target seems reasonable to me
which missiles do we have that are more advanced than Kheibar Shekan-1 and Kheibar Shekan-2?One follows from the other and they are not independently calculated values!
Also, he assumed that all the missiles that impacted were the most modern and accurate Iran has.
Iran most likely did not use more than a handful of *absolute* best it had.
Yes it used a lot of very modern missiles but we do not know the exact split which could radically change the CEP estimate.
which missiles do we have that are more advanced than Kheibar Shekan-1 and Kheibar Shekan-2?
there is no evidence of Fattah-2 entering production and Khorramshahr is much larger and more expensive than the solid fuel missiles
we saw videos from Operation True Promise II released by Iran showing dozens of Kheibar Shekan -1 and -2 being launched, I will post them again later
anyway, when a respected source conducts a detailed analysis and makes a conclusion, I do not understand the impulsive reaction to attack it rather than learn from it... it shows great weakness.
Kheibar Shekan is also supposed to have CEP < 20m but in war scenario that was not the caseI will leave it about the “respected” source and agree to disagree there. I have major issues with some of his reasoning in that article.
Yes that missile mentioned is supposed to have a CEP of 30m and a huge 1.5 ton warhead.
That would be the missile to knock out multiple major targets with maybe only some dozens of missiles.
Incorrect! The entire source and analysis is propaganda regurgitated here.
we do not know the exact breakdown. no one said this is exact, everything is based on assumptionsAlso how does anyone know the exact mix of missiles used?
A few launch videos prove nothing.
To my knowledge IRGC did not reveal exact mix of missiles used.
Stop insulting management members. Stick to the topic and don’t try to agitate members. Next post you do - I will take actionYou mention the obvious. Your problem is that you think clearly and critically.
I suggest that you stop thinking clearly and throw critical thinking away. Do the same as the Regurgitator.
we do not know the exact breakdown. no one said this is exact, everything is based on assumptions
we saw videos of 20-30+ missiles and virtually all were newer Kheibar Shekans. satellite imagery revealed c. 32 impacts at Nevatim. inferences can be drawn
you will notice that those who attack people who present evidence they don't like never offer competing analyses. there is a reason for that.
you certainly are not, and you are actually trying to offer points of critique, which is appreciatedNo one is “attacking” anyone here.
Like I say if we were ever to know the exact mix of missiles used then those saying hundreds of metres CEP for the most modern Iranian ballistic missiles may be singing a different tune.
20-30 launch videos of mainly KS-2 cannot be extrapolated to the whole set of 180-200 missiles launched as that is the mix of missiles used.
you certainly are not, and you are actually trying to offer points of critique, which is appreciated
I will post the launch videos later and we can count how many missiles we see
but we certainly did not see 20-30 accurate impacts with CEP < 20m that's for sure
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