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

[Yasser76]

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Good point here

 

[Persian Gulf]

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some truth to this but it's mostly propaganda

20-30 IRGC members are replaceable no matter how high ranking they are

 

[FarhanSiddiqui]

Zionazis are hell bent upon destroying Middle Eastern countries. They commit ethnic cleaning, genocide, wars, assassinations, bombings, etc while the West have given them carte Blanche. Some Arab monarchs are nothing but cucks to Zionists.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Do you know why Iran never bought modern fighter jets from Russia or China.

neither of them wanted to sell to Iran due to UNSC sanctions or to avoid upsetting USA/Israel/Saudi Arabia

 

[newb3e]

is Iran done? Israel owns Iranian air space all these idiots are doing is launching drone!

 

[Persian Gulf]

the problem is if Trump wakes up one day and decides Iran is not cooperating and then gives a green light to an Israeli strike, blindsiding Iran in the middle of negotiations.

oops

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

every minute we don't launch something at Israel we are harmed more

how hard is it to really launch some Arash or Shahed drones or some missiles from silos even without IRGC AS-F C&C ?

Reports suggest the operation may be structured around a 14-day war plan — a phased approach where Iran might lose significant strategic assets with each passing day.

Phase 1: Seize control of Iranian airspace

Phase 2: Systematically destroy drone launch sites and missile systems

Phase 3 (likely): Target remaining command, control, and nuclear infrastructure

This appears to be just the beginning. Both Israel and the U.S. are signaling that a larger, multi-phase campaign is underway, aimed at crippling Iran’s military capabilities

Reime Changes can be a final GOAL

 

[mangekyo]

basically HTS scenario

but our air defences are supposed to be hidden in underground networks too

if Houthis can still have air defences after 2 months of US bombing we should still have them after 1 day of Israeli bombing ...

They aren’t infiltrated like us. And we have to consider much of our military capabilities were only propaganda.

It’s been more than 12 hours. Israel has launched 6+ waves of air raids and we haven’t even launched a single drone.

 

[Fatman17]

Salaam brother,
I agree and this is the last chance of Iranian regime. to prevent this, Israelis are conducting regular airstrikes.
Pakistan needs to be on high alert because next time Israel might openly participate in an Indian strike on Pakistan.

Conjecture bro

 

[kobra]

I'm just shocked what they achieved by having a strategic alliance with Russia.

Its irans biggest failure or stulidity to think that Russia will stand with Iran against Israil. Dont they know anything at all..

 

[SiliconBit (silicon0000)]

some truth to this but it's mostly propaganda

20-30 IRGC members are replaceable no matter how high ranking they are

What if all the left overs are actually Israeli moles.

 

[the saint]

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looks like Mossad operatives inside Iran are better trained than whole IRGC and other Iranian defense forces.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

The network of proxies Iran had in Syria and Lebanon was clever and it was working in their favour. But once Israel waged war against Hamas and blew pagers in Lebanon killing their leadership and Asad fleeing to Russia, the balance of power shifted towards Israel and to be honest all this wouldn't have happened without the support of U.S, Arabs and Turks.

It's obvious all these countries have their own plans and want to build a new Middle East in cooperation.

Iranians have to reflect on their mistakes. Before those proxies fell they could have used that time to build their own defence and upgrade their military capabilities and they had decades to do it. Rather than negotiating deals and allowing inspections on its nuclear facilities, they could have had S-400s, Su-35, JF-17, J-10 etc today and maybe the bomb. Its quiet simple. You either build the bomb or you don't. There is no middle ground.

I am hopeful Iran will now declare the nuclear option as a matter of its survival.

You can't be under attack, suffer from devastating sanctions for decades and still not go for nuclear option.

 

[RescueRanger]

A lot of lessons, really, especially for Pakistan. Iran’s ballistic missiles couldn’t save it in the end. I have been arguing with many Iranians on this forum that these missiles were duds and not of a major threat to modern militaries but was shut down with nationalistic voices.

Militaries in the region will definitely study the decapitation of the Iranian military today. One thing is clear: no one in the world gives a crap about “restrain and maturity” and moans about “peace loving” nation.

Looking at events overnight:

Loss of Human Capital and top echelon of military command:

Military generals:

• Maj. Gen. Mohammad Bagheri, chief of staff of the armed forces and the second-highest commander after Ayatollah Khamenei
• Gen. Hossein Salami, commander in chief of the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC), Iran’s primary military force
• Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the IRGC’s Air Force
• Gen. Gholamali Rashid, deputy commander in chief of the armed forces

Nuclear scientists:

• Fereydoun Abbasi, the former head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) and holder of a PhD in nuclear physics who played a key role in Iran’s uranium enrichment program
• Mohammad Mehdi Tehranji, president of Islamic Azad University who previously served as president of Tehran’s Shahid Beheshti University and was a professor in its physics faculty
• Abdolhamid Minouchehr, holder of a PhD in nuclear engineering who served as dean of the nuclear engineering faculty at Shahid Beheshti University and conducted extensive research on improving the efficiency and safety of nuclear plants
• Ahmad Reza Zolfaghari, professor of nuclear engineering at Shahid Beheshti University
• Amir Hossein Faghihi, belonged to the engineering faculty at Shahid Beheshti University and previously served as vice president of the AEOI and head of the Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute
• Motallebzadeh, a nuclear scientist who was targeted and killed along with his wife

Attacks against strategic sites across Iran:


This smells foul, clearly Iran had some moles inside it at the highest level.

 

[Cesur]

If there is a regime change in Iran, Pakistan should take control of Afghanistan because we cannot afford to be surrounded by India on our eastern flank and Iran on the western flank with Israeli and western spies. We need strategic depth and the recent conflict with India has proven that once again. Our military planners were not stupid when they thought of this