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And yet I am 99.99% certain about that.Hhhhmmmmmm very doubtful.
You don’t need a faster missile , you faster launches and more than one missile being launched from the same launcher . Imagine if the hypersonic missiles had cold launch capability .Khoramshar-4 needs to be ready now.
In future, I suspect more Next-Gen Hypersonics to be developed and deployed by Iran so that it would take only 2 minutes to cover a distance of 1800 kms, and that the entire firing time from erecting the TEL after exiting from a mountain cavern/tunnel to launching it would take only less than a minute.
Global village space?By Muhammad Wasama Khalid -June 28, 2025
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In the labyrinth of Middle Eastern geopolitics, Israeli airstrikes on Iranian soil targeting not only military but also nuclear and even civilian areas represent a serious threat to regional peace and security. However, these strikes are not simply acts of aggression by Israel alone; they reveal a deeper, more troubling conspiracy. The precision with which Israel carried out these operations raises a critical question: when Western agents specifically those from the U.S. and Israel are officially banned from operating within Iranian borders, who provided Israel with such timely, real-time intelligence? This question unveils the hidden role of India, specifically its intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), in facilitating these operations.
The strikes in Iran were not just another military operation; they were an embodiment of a broader ideological alliance between the Hindutva ideology promoted by the Indian government and the Zionist policies of Israel. Both the Indian and Israeli governments share a worldview that is marked by Islamophobia, militarism, and the deliberate undermining of Muslim sovereignty across the globe. The public camaraderie between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reflective of this deep-seated bond, with both leaders advancing anti-Muslim agendas that continue to threaten the security of the Muslim Ummah. The Israeli attacks on Iranian civilians—targeting schools, homes, and infrastructure—mirror the same tactics employed by India in its ongoing aggression against neighbouring Pakistan, particularly the May 6 and 7 attacks, where religious schools, mosques, and civilian infrastructure were similarly bombed.
These troubling parallels do not stop at military operations. India’s increasing dependence on Israeli military technology including the Iron Dome air defense system and I-STAR intelligence systems further highlights a troubling nexus between the two nations. This is not simply a case of strategic cooperation, but rather a desperate attempt by India to shore up its military capabilities as it faces its own regional insecurities. However, this growing reliance on Israeli technology also signals the vulnerability of the India-Israel alliance. Pakistan’s recent successes in neutralizing Israeli and Indian military technology including drones and air defense systems demonstrate that this supposed “invincible” alliance is, in fact, far from impervious.
India’s intelligence operations in Iran, long a matter of speculation, have become more transparent with time. India has cleverly masked its espionage activities under the guise of development initiatives, such as the construction of the Chabahar Port and investments in Iran’s energy and infrastructure sectors. These efforts, while ostensibly aimed at fostering economic growth, have provided India with significant intelligence access. It is within this framework that India’s intelligence operatives, backed by RAW, have managed to penetrate Iran’s defenses and share crucial information with Israel. The unspoken reality is that Israel’s real-time intelligence for the execution of these deadly strikes may very well have been facilitated by India an act of betrayal hidden behind the façade of friendship.
The Iranian government and its people must now grapple with the painful truth: the betrayal came not from Western agents or Zionist operatives, but from a supposed “ally” that has long positioned itself as a strategic partner, India. While the West and Israel have long been viewed as adversaries by Iran, India has presented itself as a reliable partner, particularly through its involvement in the development of the Chabahar Port and other economic ventures. But behind these activities lies a far darker truth: RAW agents have actively worked to compromise Iranian sovereignty. The Iranian people must now see through the veil of this false friendship and recognize the role of India in undermining their security.
It is also crucial to note that Indian intelligence operatives have taken their hostility towards Iran beyond covert operations. Major Gaurav Arya, a prominent Indian media figure associated with RAW, publicly insulted Iran’s foreign minister using obscene and degrading language. Such actions are not isolated incidents but part of a broader campaign to destabilize Iran from within. This should serve as a warning to the Iranian people that their purported “friend” is not the ally they once believed them to be, but an active participant in a covert war against their sovereignty.
The time has come for the Muslim Ummah to awaken to the dangers lurking within its ranks. The alliance between Hindutva and Zionism is no longer an abstract conspiracy; it is a tangible reality that threatens the future of every Muslim nation. The growing nexus between India’s RAW and Israel’s Mossad in Iran should serve as a warning to all Muslim countries: silence today will invite further aggression tomorrow. If this alliance remains unchecked, another Muslim country could find itself the next target of this insidious collaboration. Now is the time for the Ummah to unite and confront this growing threat head-on, before the damage becomes irreversible.
For me they are very suspicious from the beginning of israli catfishing assault, as well as role of Russian secret service generally in the conflict of Iran with the other Russian speaking state...
He was target for 3 round of sanctionsYou think I give a damn about "Mr. Jalili"? lol I'm an independent. I don't give a damn about any person, or any political party, unlike you who is tied to the reformists.
Was Zarif ever a target?
What about that piece of sh*t that ruined Iran's nuclear and space programs in his 8 years of administration? I'm talking about Hasan Fereydoon, who renamed his last name to Rohani. Was he ever a target?
Why nobody has threatened to kill Pezeshkian, while Khamenei has been a target and is constantly threatened to be assassinated?
So? Saeed Jalili is subject to sanctions as well lol What's that supposed to prove?He was target for 3 round of sanctions
Sources for that info must be onion news, I can't get it seriously...especially if last conflict for Iranian cyber warfare was pretty successful...No place in Iran uses Indian apps or software. I have never seen an Indian app in all my life in Iran. I have never seen an Indian developer in Iran in all my life. Stop posting unverified stuff please.
Just explode 10 missiles in LEO, **** it up fir everybody.Bilkul……Israelis attack Iran with huge space based ISR and US logistics support. What will 50 Su-35 or J-10’s going to ever do?
No he is notSo? Saeed Jalili is subject to sanctions as well lol What's that supposed to prove?
Yes, he is:No he is not
The only shameful thing for Russia is lacking to have respect for Iranian support in the conflict in Ukraine from the very beginning and support that is concrete, useful, and added a new layer to the Russian military... only Iran and n.Korea....I believe neither you, nor most of the users here understand the core of the problem you have. The idea of "cooperation" is a mistake in your situation. When you have to deal with Israel you have to deal with the whole of the West. Buying 500 fighter jets from China(which of course is impossible, the Chinese will never sell you something that puts their trade with the West in danger) doesn't work for you. Nor the idea of buying AD systems. Everything will be destroyed if not in a few days, then in a few weeks. You need to produce everything by yourself, you need a closed cycle of everything. And you don't have it, you don't have the resources, and you don't have the strategic depth to fight a conventional war against the Western military machine. There was only one country and a system that maybe was able to go toe to toe vs the West, but it is a long time gone.
Second of all, you do not understand what China is. Pakistan - China cooperation is not gonna work for you, nor for anyone who tries to fight the Western war machine. China is pretty much part of the West. China benefits from the Western wars. It gives them a chance to blackmail the countries that the West is sanctioning, they are conquering markets and buying cheap oil from them. But. Pakistan is just a tool for containing India, no one really cares what China and Pakistan do. But if you add here Iran or Russia for example it's a whole different picture. The Chinese won't move their fingers if there's a minimal chance to be sanctioned by the West. They won't do anything that puts their trade with the West in danger, forget about it.
The only way for you to cooperate with China is to become completely irrelevant in the eyes of the US and Israel. Which in your case it probably means a regime change, Western countries all around your oil and mineral resources, and a pro-Western government. But then again, this cooperation will be done with the West, not with China.