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

[vmro]

Always playing the victim
Anyone that has dealt with Slavs or Eastern Europeans , can see these fake joooos are creatures of some sort from the fallen lands of Khazaria (modern Ukraine ) . Interestingly , daryaye Mazandaran, it is AKA daryaye Khazar. So did they originate from Northern greater Iran or Easten Europe ? I would say Eastern Europe. Imagine genetically you’re the real Hebrews and the real owners of the land of Palestine. You have some imposters faking to be descendants of Israelites killing you , and stealing your land all while claiming to be victims.

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What was exactly your point of Slavs in this context, I am asking you really nicely because I don't understand that part, no hard feelings...

 

[FUB]

by Google , obviously very biased but it does not deny the hat is widely known that these people share no DNA with the real Jews . This research has been done by Israeli historians and they bring the receipts . It is obvious why they hate the Russians . They killed sixty million Russian Christians during the red massacres and during the rise of Bolsheviks . Imagine, you slaughter sixty million and you still want lay the victims.

Khazaria, also known as the Khazar Khaganate, was a powerful Turkic empire that existed from the 7th to the 10th centuries CE. It played a significant role in the political and commercial landscape of Eastern Europe and Southwestern Asia, controlling trade routes along the Silk Roadand acting as a buffer between various powers. A key aspect of Khazar history is the reported conversion of its elite to Judaism, which has become a subject of historical debate and, more recently, conspiracy theories.

Here's a more detailed look at Khazaria:

Origins and Geography:

• • The Khazars were a Turkic people who migrated from Central Asia.
    
  • They established their empire in the region of present-day southeastern Russia, Ukraine, and parts of Kazakhstan.
    
  • Khazaria's location made it a crucial crossroads for trade between China, the Middle East, and Kievan Rus'.
    

Political and Military Power:

• • The Khazar Khaganate was a strong military power that controlled a vast territory.
    
  • They successfully blocked the expansion of Islam north of the Caucasus Mountains.
    
  • Khazaria's power eventually declined due to incursions by the Rus' people and internal conflicts.
    

Religious Conversion and the Khazar Hypothesis:

• • A significant event in Khazar history is the reported conversion of the ruling elite to Judaism.
    
  • While the extent of this conversion is debated, it has led to the "Khazar hypothesis" of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry, which suggests that many Eastern European Jews are descended from Khazars rather than from ancient Israelites.
    
  • This hypothesis has been used in conspiracy theories that allege that Ashkenazi Jews are not "real Jews".
    

Khazar Legacy:

• • Khazaria's influence extended beyond its political borders, impacting trade, culture, and even the development of early Russia.
    
  • The Khazar Correspondence, a set of documents, provides some insights into the Khazar kingdom and its rulers.
    
  • The Khazars' legacy continues to be debated, with historians and researchers continuing to study their history and influence.

 

[FUB]

What was exactly your point of Slavs in this context, I am asking you really nicely because I don't understand that part, no hard feelings...

No insult towards Slavic people whatsoever. I know many .They are solid people . They are Christians , honest , and faithful people .

My point was that there’s some similarities in the appearance of these Ashkenazi Jews, and Khazarians to Slavs .

 

[ShapurII]

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@ShapurII these are carried by F-15s and F-16s, not drones

the corpus of evidence of Israeli jets flying over Tehran continues to grow while many pretend to believe copium theories instead

The distance from the edge of the Caspian Sea to northern Tehran is merely 100km.
It is plausible that Israeli fighter jets targeted Tehran from the Caspian sea. I mean we did find their fuel tanks in the shore, didn't we?

Spice 250 ER has an extended range of 150km. The Alborz Mountains can provide Israeli jets with the radar blind spots they need to launch their attacks.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Those were missiles and not fighter jets.

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"It was only a hundred meters from here to our office.
And those two damn Spabak missiles on June 15 took Haj Kazem, Commander Mohaghegh, and my cousin's husband from us.
Curse the war
Curse Israel"

Launched from jets dude, not drones. They are Cruise Missiles/SOW weapons for sure.

 

[Iñigo]

In the time of Benjamin of Tudela, we can see the last echoes of Judaism as a religion.

In the times of the Persians, Greeks, and Romans, Judaism was a religion.

A religion that spread like wildfire among women.

A religion formed by people from "all nations of the world" (Flavius Josephus and other classical sources): from Hispania to the border with China and from Yemen to the south of present-day Ukraine.

In the time of Benjamin of Tudela, we can still see the echoes of Judaism as a religion formed by people from the Persian world, where Judaism was born, and on the other hand, the Sephardim of Phoenician, Berber, and Hispano-Roman origin from Hispania/Sefarad.

But around, let's say, the year 1900, the vast majority, around 90%, of Rabbinic Judaism (200/400-) was formed by a medieval Ethnicity forged (1033-) by rabbis who said: we are not a religion but a people; and with great stubbornness, the help of the Church of Rome and the passage of time imposed their ideas, and forged the Polish-Ukrainian-Russian Yiddish people or Askenazi people.

The legend of the exile is a Christian legend that the rabbis accepted because it suited them, just as the Church of Rome was enthusiastic about seeing Judaism disappear as a competing religion.

 

[FUB]

I think you're missing the point.
He's saying that Israeli jet fighters "launched" these missiles close to Tehran, as the range of these bombs is usually less than 100-150km.

I watched an analysis by a Pentagon official . He clearly stated that the entire planning was done at the Pentagon. They had built these groups inside Iran for years . 90% of the attacks were from inside Iran. American and Israeli jet into the Iranian airspace from Iraq to Isfahan. They probably from in from the north as well .
People need to understand that this is the post ceasefire psychological war .
They are vicious, calculating murders. All these have been calculated in advance and they’re being played out one after another. All of these anonymous accounts that pop up on X who they keep posting short clips of what appears to be afighter jet flying during a day.

These are the same people that have started a smearing campaign against one of their own veterans who put his life on the line. Tony Aguilar called out the murder of the five-year-old Palestinian boy who was shot in the head execution style by the IDF.

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[FUB]

Max Blumental is solid . He is Jewish and has taken a lot of incoming for telling the truth about the Palestinian genocide .

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[Persian Gulf]

Those were missiles and not fighter jets.

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"It was only a hundred meters from here to our office.
And those two damn Spabak missiles on June 15 took Haj Kazem, Commander Mohaghegh, and my cousin's husband from us.
Curse the war
Curse Israel"

they are SPICE bombs which are dropped by F-15 and F-16 fighter jets

 

[Hack-Hook]

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The distance from the edge of the Caspian Sea to northern Tehran is merely 100km.
It is plausible that Israeli fighter jets targeted Tehran from the Caspian sea. I mean we did find their fuel tanks in the shore, didn't we?

Spice 250 ER has an extended range of 150km. The Alborz Mountains can provide Israeli jets with the radar blind spots they need to launch their attacks.

if spice-er want to fly over 100km it must be released from an altitude of at least 15km
that above the flight altitude that alborz mountain can block the radar waves

 

[FUB]

they are SPICE bombs which are dropped by F-15 and F-16 fighter jets

I pasted the image to ChatGPT and the analysis is below:

Based on the angle, speed, and the twin drop pattern, the most plausible weapons are:

GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs (SDBs)

Used frequently by Israel in Gaza and other theaters

• Glide bombs with a terminal descent arc
• Carried in pairs or multiples
• Satellite-guided and extremely accurate
• Commonly launched from F-16s or drones
• Leave faint but visible white trails during descent (seen in your image)

SPICE-guided munitions (by Rafael)

Electro-optical glide bombs that look similar to GBU-39s in descent

• Highly accurate, used in urban settings to minimize collateral damage

Confirmed Context: Gaza or Iran?

While the image has been circulated online in discussions about Israel’s strikes, there is no verified confirmation it’s from Gaza, Iran, or the April 2024 Iran-Israel exchange.

• However, the targeted nature of the strike, lack of large missile trails, and precise twin descent pattern point to Israeli airstrikes, likely in Gaza or Syria, rather than deep into Iran.
• Israel rarely uses such guided air munitions inside Iranian borders, where cyber, sabotage, or deep cover ops are preferred.

Conclusion:
Yes, the image most likely shows Israeli precision-guided munitions, possibly GBU-39s or SPICE bombs, dropped from an aircraft or UAV.

• The setting looks consistent with Gaza or Syria, not Iran.

 

[Persian Gulf]

@Iñigo please stay on topic

 

[Persian Gulf]

I pasted the image to ChatGPT and the analysis is below:

Based on the angle, speed, and the twin drop pattern, the most plausible weapons are:

GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs (SDBs)

Used frequently by Israel in Gaza and other theaters

• Glide bombs with a terminal descent arc
• Carried in pairs or multiples
• Satellite-guided and extremely accurate
• Commonly launched from F-16s or drones
• Leave faint but visible white trails during descent (seen in your image)

SPICE-guided munitions (by Rafael)

Electro-optical glide bombs that look similar to GBU-39s in descent

• Highly accurate, used in urban settings to minimize collateral damage

Confirmed Context: Gaza or Iran?

While the image has been circulated online in discussions about Israel’s strikes, there is no verified confirmation it’s from Gaza, Iran, or the April 2024 Iran-Israel exchange.

• However, the targeted nature of the strike, lack of large missile trails, and precise twin descent pattern point to Israeli airstrikes, likely in Gaza or Syria, rather than deep into Iran.
• Israel rarely uses such guided air munitions inside Iranian borders, where cyber, sabotage, or deep cover ops are preferred.

Conclusion:
Yes, the image most likely shows Israeli precision-guided munitions, possibly GBU-39s or SPICE bombs, dropped from an aircraft or UAV.

• The setting looks consistent with Gaza or Syria, not Iran.

why dont you use your own eyes and brain rather than ask chat gpt everything

 

[Echelon1]

I could write thousands of posts on why and how we got here but it all comes down to the delusions of one man in Iran who thought he could sacrifice the country and drag it into endless proxy wars for a cause that has nothing to do with Iran itself directly.

Those, who warned, were given a cold shoulder.

 

[BigMela2onin]

I think you're missing the point.
He's saying that Israeli jet fighters "launched" these missiles close to Tehran, as the range of these bombs is usually less than 100-150km.

Yes we knew that already, why else would their drop tanks be on the Caspian coast? They came from azerbaijan