NationalistPKDude132
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So they get pummled again? No now iran is accustomed to their tacticsThey want to start the war again...
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So they get pummled again? No now iran is accustomed to their tacticsThey want to start the war again...
Netanyahu must keep fighting countries in order to stay in power. But the only way for them to start a war with Iran again right now is to drag the US into it. This way they will both have more help shooting down missiles and someone to do the pounding of Iranian whatever.So they get pummled again? No now iran is accustomed to their tactics
Thats because the guy is scared shit to fly. He travels by train, the only time I think he flew was to meet Trump in SG. So it's highly unlikely he travels to Iran.
He can get to Moscow and Beijing by train.
These tik tok cheechuns should be immediately killed on sight.The first Chechen/Uyghur that will enter Iran will be beheaded by locals, giving them a taste of their own culture
First they group the four countries as Axis of Evil, now Axis of Resistance to suit their whim.
They lie through their teeth about everything especially losses.
IRGC has issued announcements that its 1500 odd drone attacks launched in waves over the fortnight were highly successful. Good percentage broke thru and hit their targets.
if you need to fire 10,000 missiles or even 1,000 missiles per day then you have already lost the war!Hajizadeh specifically promised 10,000 missiles on day 1, not a few precise strikes. Firing ~42 per day over 12 days is nowhere close.
Destruction for who, them or us?
But they arguably took out more of our critical assets than we did of theirs.
Sure, we degraded them, but then accepted a ceasefire before exploiting that. I can't emphasize this enough.
700 people have been arrested via electronic surveillance and good ol police work and charged with espionage and treason.Those drones also served other purposes: 1) They distracted the Israeli air force and the air force of their Western backers to spend considerable time battling them; 2) they also forced the Israelis and their Western backers to deplete their air defense interceptors in a quicker pace.
It like killing 2 birds with 1 stone. The much-vaunted, "impenetrable" Israeli ADS has been exposed in just 12 days. I know people were attacking the #IRGC on how they excused the war, especially the slow pace, but since the dust is settling now, it is becoming clear that they executed this 12-day war professionally.
That being said, Iranian internal security, especially Tehran and its environs, was lacking. The whole internal security of Iran needs overhaul, and they need to return the revolutionary seal similar to the early days of the Iranian revolution. No terrorist agent could survive in such an environment.
in that case...Lets say Israel has 3 B-2s with infinite GBU-57s. Lets say Iran has 30 bases with 4 entrances each totaling in 120 targets. How long is the flight time for each mission? last time they flew 37hours. Sure B-2s are reusable but they need to undergo regular maintenance cycles, which means that they cannot fly bombing sorties back to back without down time. Iran will pummel Israel to ash and powder before the B-2s can take out Iran's missile bases. Israel will need years to build up its Anti ballistic air defense to where it was on June 12. The U.S used up 20% of its THAAD inventory that they had built since before 2008 in just 12 days!
umm no... not by any stretch.700 people have been arrested via electronic surveillance and good ol police work and charged with espionage and treason.
It’s a big haul no?
a lot of them are buried much deeper than Fordow, 200m+@Persian Gulf
How safe are our missile sites from bunker busters?
Assuming that the US does give Israel B-2 bombers and GBU-57s, can our missile bases survive this sort of bombing?
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