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

[Fasbre2]

They didn't use Indian Airspace. The US have tens of refullers in the region why would they need to land?

Why would they fly over India and jeopardize the mission, the fumes of shit over India would knock out the engines…

 

[Hayabusa]

The Iranian population has to be informed to keep the morale up

I only agree for Iran to shut up about the next Israeli targets and "evacuation order", for seeking maximum casualties

Their morale will shoot up the moment Iran declares a successful nuclear detonation.

That is the urgent need now for Iran. It will be important for its survival or remain a stooge for the west.

 

[hussain0216]

Iran is a bigger country then Israel, it can absolutely sustain a war of attrition with a much smaller Israel

If the conflict was just each countries striking each other then Israel is screwed, it will be slowly dismantled


The bigger state will always win a war of attrition


The Israeli plan was always to get the U.S and possibly Europe involved

U.S has certainly got involved but will they sustain it, if they don't then Israel has to bare repeated stikes


Zionists minions may have forced the U.S to get involved, but unless they fight the war for Israel then Israel is in a tough position

That's why Iran would be wise for the moment to keep striking Israel rather then take on the U.S

 

[gambit]

The Iranian IADS did not prove to be efficient even considering the huge American Package Strike, it should have shot down something but so far no confirmation or reports. Even dividing two strike forces (Fordow and Natanz), the IADS was unable to intercept anything.

When Iranian ground control intercept (GCI) radars failed to discriminate our F-22s sneaking up on Iranian F-4s, that was a demo that apparently most of the world dismissed.

We have heard, for years in this little corner of the internet, about the 'Craptor' and how 'fat' is the F-35 and Ukrainian Kochulga and now Chinese quantum radar. Put up or shut up.

 

[pashtunkoum]

If Iran is going to keep hitting israeli targets, it needs to fully destroy their important assets......like the Haifa port completely, knock out properly their power grid/infrastructures and things like desalination plants, food depots and etc.
Throwing a bunch of missiles that just hit some concrete isn't going to do much in long run. Iran needs to ensure all those zions flee the illegal land they occupy.
Hit Dimona power plant too. Knock out the power.

Not sure how iran is thinking and if they even want to do that. Not sure what their leadership is thinking. They should've completely flattened haifa and big cities and infrastructure of israel by now in retaliation.
Obviously we're not sure of their tactics or how much they willing to go after.
Hopefully its not for domestic consumption only.

Well they are trying to be honest but whatever we’re seeing is what gets past air defense.

 

[That_Guy]

you're pretty sure are you? Well you must have a crystal ball then, because here's what the head of the IAEA just said in his statement:

The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog says he doesn't know the extent of damage at Iran's Fordow nuclear facility after US strikes.

"There are clear indications of impacts," International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi tells CNN, "but as for the assessment for the degree of damage underground, on this we cannot pronounce ourselves."

"No one could tell you how much it has been damaged," he says, adding that because of observed changes in the shape of the sites, "one cannot exclude that there is significant damage there."

That's not really definitive.

He's basically saying, 'I don't Know, go ask the Iranians', essentially.

Its the same as saying, orange juice spilled on the mountain, and there's a chance it seeped through into the facility.

I mean, sure, there's a chance, but its a matter of probability and statistics.

So far, it's looking like the Iranians came out relatively fine.

 

[pashtunkoum]

Their morale will shoot up the moment Iran declares a successful nuclear detonation.

That is the urgent need now for Iran. It will be important for its survival or remain a stooge for the west.

I believe if they could have done that they would have.

I certainly don’t believe trump has “destroyed” their nuclear program but this has set them back a lot.

 

[gangsta_rap]

When Iranian ground control intercept (GCI) radars failed to discriminate our F-22s sneaking up on Iranian F-4s, that was a demo that apparently most of the world dismissed.

We have heard, for years in this little corner of the internet, about the 'Craptor' and how 'fat' is the F-35 and Ukrainian Kochulga and now Chinese quantum radar. Put up or shut up.

old-ass cisgendered privileged first world white male going on with the tirade again. shut up and face it. we are in a new multipolar world order now. these are death throes of the US' status as a global power

 

[adir-L]

Iran is a bigger country then Israel, it can absolutely sustain a war of attrition with a much smaller Israel

If the conflict was just each countries striking each other then Israel is screwed, it will be slowly dismantled


The bigger state will always win a war of attrition


The Israeli plan was always to get the U.S and possibly Europe involved

U.S has certainly got involved but will they sustain it, if they don't then Israel has to bare repeated stikes


Zionists minions may have forced the U.S to get involved, but unless they fight the war for Israel then Israel is in a tough position

That's why Iran would be wise for the moment to keep striking Israel rather then take on the U.S

While Iran is larger, wars of attrition aren't won by size alone—they’re won by efficiency, technology, and critical vulnerabilities. Israel has far superior intelligence, cyber, and air capabilities, and Iran’s economy is fragile and heavily dependent on exposed oil infrastructure. A few precision strikes on key targets can cause Iran disproportionate damage. Without meaningful support from Russia or China, Iran cannot match Israel and the U.S. over time—even in a drawn-out conflict.

 

[Pak-Warrior]

I do agree with below. At the moment Iranians should be saying everything is destroyed. But domestic audience will compel them to say we are all good.

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Actually US already knows that entire Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities are destroyed. These centrifuge plants are very sensitive, the machines needs to remain extremely stable and spin really fast. Such bombings would have created enough shockwaves to completely crash all the centrifuge plant.

Iranians and some other people are saying that its not damaged or all is not lost just to comfort their own audience. As Iran knows taking retaliation against super Power USA is very very difficult, so perhaps this is the way to calm down emotions of Iranians. US is fully aware that those facilities are completely gone. US won't bomb these facilities again. However, US might will bomb elsewhere if Iran do any sort of retaliation.

So, perhaps in a way its good thing to tell people that all is not lost, so Iran don't have to retaliate against mighty US. Iranian Officials can tell their nation that we still have nuclear capability, Its better than actual retaliation on US.

Iran needs peace and it can now completely focus on advancing its BM program to next level, focusing on hypersonics and focus on air defense, airforce and purge the Iranian land from any Mosaad + RAW agents. kick out afghans and indians.

 

[Hayabusa]

I believe if they could have done that they would have.

I certainly don’t believe trump has “destroyed” their nuclear program but this has set them back a lot.

They probably had this capability since 2003 but its been delayed to no approval from Khamenei.

I hope these changes after this attack. It is still possible. Their nuclear program is derailed, not destroyed yet.

 

[mangekyo]

Extremely interesting discussion on x. Some Kuwaiti guy with ties to the royal family is giving a lot of interesting information:

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[mangekyo]

Extremely interesting discussion on x. Some Kuwaiti guy with ties to the royal family is giving a lot of interesting information:

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[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

2,3 and 6.
if 2 and 3 last longer than say 30 days then 6 may not arrive!
6 depends on how successful 2 and 3 go

 

[Ali_Baba]

Iran should heavily bombard Dimona and other Israeli sites without wasting further time on good manners.

No. The right answer is to put a strategic cost to this action, and that is to fully withdraw from the NPT. It serves no value at all now.