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

[tsunset]

I thought Iran has plenty of missiles, it's the TEL launchers that were an issue. Iran needs to rapidly manufacture or repair the launchers and also clear the silos at missile bases and bring them back online.

There is barely any issue with the TELs, don't listen to IDF hasbara with their "400 TEL destroyed", we have so far seen not more than 10 TEL destruction video, and some of them are decoys without secondary explosion or TEL without missile

it's mostly Ghadr-H TEL that have been destroyed. If the missile bases in the west are unlocked and moved to a safe place, Iran can launch more waves in a short period of time, because those western bases were inaccessible during the war, with the ceasefire Iran can unlock them

The issue is that because the airspace is not protected, Iran has to fire short salvos and quickly return the TELs underground otherwise they could be targeted

In short, loss of airspace forced Iran to launch smaller and quicker waves instead of the 100-200 missiles we saw during TP1/2 and start of TP3. Iran produces TELs like bread, they are cheap and easy to produce

A great move would be to move K/K-4 close to the Pakistan border so that Israel cannot reach them, K/K-4 can reach Israel no matter from where it is launched in Iran

So far Israel had no answer to this beside "retaliating" on civilian areas and terrorize people, especially at the end of the war

 

[clutch]

Iran disables GPS and instead joins Chinese Beidou

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Should other anti-Zionist nations do the same?....

Should Israel Android also be banned

Zionist controlled GPS and Android were used in Israeli attacks on Iran.

 

[tsunset]

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This summarizes well the Chechen and Uyghur Jewlani orcs in Syria

 

[tsunset]

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@Persian Gulf @ShapurII any news on this? AI generated or not?

 

[Hack-Hook]

Rohani, Pezeshkian and Zarif are dangerous people. I'm surprised that nobody is stopping them.

for whom .,Netanyahoo and his internal cheerleaders

 

[Eşbah]

Because it targets Iran and weakens Iran. Duh! They already have reached a deal with PKK, therefore this development does not really threaten them.

But I'm a very optimistic person. I'm sure it's a coincidence that the Iranian subsidiary of the PKK is asking Azerbaijani people inside Iran to join Kurdish separatists. I'm sure it's just a coincidence.

Get your facts straight. It was your beloved IRI that declined a common approach against PKK and PJAK aside from some face saving minor operations in the border region to appease Türkiye for a short time.

Again, the masterminds behind IRI thought that saving PKK on their own territory could be an advantage in their relationship with Türkiye in the future using terrorism as a bargaining chip. IRI bases are literally neighbouring PKK camps in Northern Iraq - do you really think that Turks aren't aware of this?

Yet, Pakistanis here are wondering why nobody in the Arab and Turkish world is showing solidarity. This is nothing but the immediate outcome of the Iranian foreign policy.

FYI, a deal between PKK and Türkiye hasn't been struck yet. The fight continues, albeit on a very low intensity.

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[FUB]

There is barely any issue with the TELs, don't listen to IDF hasbara with their "400 TEL destroyed", we have so far seen not more than 10 TEL destruction video, and some of them are decoys without secondary explosion or TEL without missile

it's mostly Ghadr-H TEL that have been destroyed. If the missile bases in the west are unlocked and moved to a safe place, Iran can launch more waves in a short period of time, because those western bases were inaccessible during the war, with the ceasefire Iran can unlock them

The issue is that because the airspace is not protected, Iran has to fire short salvos and quickly return the TELs underground otherwise they could be targeted

In short, loss of airspace forced Iran to launch smaller and quicker waves instead of the 100-200 missiles we saw during TP1/2 and start of TP3. Iran produces TELs like bread, they are cheap and easy to produce

A great move would be to move K/K-4 close to the Pakistan border so that Israel cannot reach them, K/K-4 can reach Israel no matter from where it is launched in Iran

So far Israel had no answer to this beside "retaliating" on civilian areas and terrorize people, especially at the end of the war

Scott Ritter recently touched on this issue. He stated that during the Gulf War, the USAF was unable to destroy any SCUD launchers. I think it is in the video below.

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[mangekyo]

The air raids are too costly for them and distance to Iran is far. Our missiles will reach Israel faster during the nights than their bombers reaching us.
Israel is very small and this time there will be no ceasefire. USA has depleted 20% of their Thaad missiles in just 12 days wars.
They can't carry the burden of 1 month fighting, it already costed them between 6 to 20 billion USD (indirect + direct costs)

I get your point about costs and range, but I don’t think Israel was so naive that their entire war plan was just wait for regime change or a U.S. invasion. War costs both sides, and Israel likely calculates that Iran’s losses, infrastructure damage, and economic pain would be far worse in a sustained exchange.

 

[Americano]

Scott Ritter recently touched on this issue. He stated that during the Gulf War, the USAF was unable to destroy any SCUD launchers. I think it is in the video below.

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It wans't the USAF's job, except to provide air cover to those who's job it was. The US Delta force and the British SAS painstakingly performed that operation on the ground.

Scud hunting mission in Iraq

Inside the covert mission that sent Delta Force and British SAS deep behind Iraqi lines in search of Saddam's missiles

 

[tsunset]

Scott Ritter recently touched on this issue. He stated that during the Gulf War, the USAF was unable to destroy any SCUD launchers. I think it is in the video below.

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Iran didn't even care to spread the TELs as maximum as possible before launching, but instead quickly launched them in big clusters of 8-20 TELs (this can be found on the TV footage of launch of TP3)

Iranian airspace is not compromised in the same way as Iraq was in 2003, where even CAS fighters, gunships and helicopters would face no threat at all besides some lone men with manpads

 

[Hack-Hook]

If I bought all the necessary components to a rifle, but NOT assembled, would you say that I do not have a rifle? You do not have to answer that rhetorical question. %99.999 of people would say :'Yes, you do have a rifle'.

So let us take these components:

- There are no civilian/commercial applications for greater than %20 enriched U-235
- The refinement facility is deep underground.

No nuclear weapons program at all...

1- negotiation table
2-research reactor
3-nuclear propulsion
4-its easier to store it

also before west fail its obligation in JCPOA , Iran even didn't produce 20% uranium

 

[Khanivore]

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[shapurzolaktaf]

I get your point about costs and range, but I don’t think Israel was so naive that their entire war plan was just wait for regime change or a U.S. invasion. War costs both sides, and Israel likely calculates that Iran’s losses, infrastructure damage, and economic pain would be far worse in a sustained exchange.

Iran is bigger, has a larger population, has ties with all its neighbours, can be supplied with essential goods and won the hearts of the world population.

Israel is very small, has only 8 million jews, is totally isolated and hated by all neighbours and I see westerners cheering for Iran.
What I mention might not be military related, but it will have a big effect if the war becomes extented to months.

It's a joy to see the unity of Iran, the loss of fifth column MEK and Monarchist terrorist.

If the government is wise, they should allow more participation from the people and crack down harsh on terrorist MEK and Monarchists by seizing any of their assets and giving it to the families of the victims.
Put bounty on the heads of their leaders, including extended familymembers (Death or alive). Arrest any of them if they enter Iran.

 

[ShapurII]

for whom .,Netanyahoo and his internal cheerleaders

For any Iranian that doesn't want Iran to be invaded by the US.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Will the security forces and intelligence agency of Iran now focus back on how to chase and capture Hijab-less girls or will they start to put some Israeli scientists and zionist leaders such as pahlavi and rajavi into eternal sleep?