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

[ShapurII]

obviously they prioritise interception targets to protect HVTs

we saw what happens when Iran hits an air base with 50+ MRBMs in TP-2. answer: not much. a few destroyed soft hangars for EW aircraft, one building destroyed, and another building lightly damaged. Israel will accept that level of insignificant damage to its airbases to protect its civilians for 12 days while it inflicts militarily significant and precise damage in Iran.

Not that I entirely disagree with you, but Iran intentionally missed or did not attempt to hit the control towers in TP1 and TP2. Rebuilding the control tower of an airport can be time consuming, definitely more than just one or two months.

I'm not implying that we did hit any, I'm just saying that if Iran manages to destroy such HVTs in large airports, it could be challenging for Israel.

 

[Hack-Hook]

Not that I entirely disagree with you, but Iran intentionally missed or did not attempt to hit the control towers in TP1 and TP2. Rebuilding the control tower of an airport can be time consuming, definitely more than just one or two months.

I'm not implying that we did hit any, I'm just saying that if Iran manages to destroy such HVTs in large airports, it could be challenging for Israel.

control tower is bunch of monitor and computer , the actual equipment are not usually stored there

 

[ShapurII]

control tower is bunch of monitor and computer , the actual equipment are not usually stored there

You don't store radars and communication equipment in the tower itself but it is the center where all data are connected to each other. It is more than just monitors and computers.

 

[Sarhang]

the discussion have only one answer
does israel attack again or it don't do that
if they attack again it means the missiles were ineffective
if they don't attack any time soon it mean they were painful, very painful

You realize that srael is attacking almost daily, right? Today several fires and explosions again.

Open warfare has higher costs.

 

[ShapurII]

You realize that srael is attacking almost daily, right? Today several fires and explosions again.

Open warfare has higher costs.

Yes, they're destroying oil depots in Tehran. Either through internal sabotage or drones.

It proves that the war is far from over and they're preparing for something big. They probably want to add fuel shortage to the list of problems we have in Tehran as well.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Not that I entirely disagree with you, but Iran intentionally missed or did not attempt to hit the control towers in TP1 and TP2. Rebuilding the control tower of an airport can be time consuming, definitely more than just one or two months.

I'm not implying that we did hit any, I'm just saying that if Iran manages to destroy such HVTs in large airports, it could be challenging for Israel.

it's hard to say what the targets were when so many of the missiles landed in the middle of nowhere

in some cases it's clearer like the impacts near the F-35 shelters

 

[Eşbah]

Yes, they're destroying oil depots in Tehran. Either through internal sabotage or drones.

It proves that the war is far from over and they're preparing for something big. They probably want to add fuel shortage to the list of problems we have in Tehran as well.

@Hassan Al-Somal

I hope this helps you realise the reality on the ground. There are still Israeli agents active in Iran.

 

[kastor ville]

the discussion have only one answer
does israel attack again or it don't do that
if they attack again it means the missiles were ineffective
if they don't attack any time soon it mean they were painful, very painful

Personally speaking, I myself am convinced they were very painful, we're talking about a country where the population believed they were invincible, sitting under an iron dome.....they believed no one can hurt them...at least in any meaningful way. Well, that belief was shattered

 

[Persian Gulf]

Personally speaking, I myself am convinced they were very painful, we're talking about a country where the population believed they were invincible, sitting under an iron dome.....they believed no one can hurt them...at least in any meaningful way. Well, that belief was shattered

Israel is much more resilient than you think

Hezbollah fired rockets at Tel Aviv daily for weeks and hit central Tel Aviv with large rockets last year and destroyed many buildings, did Iran do something significantly different? more hits and more damaging, but same kind of thing.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[HAIDER]

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Isn't it better , Israel killing spree helped Iran to replace the old leadership with the better leaders and old military school need to be modernized and run by new brains.

 

[BigMela2onin]

Isn't it better , Israel killing spree helped Iran to replace the old leadership with the better leaders and old military school need to be modernized and run by new brains.

No, the chief traitors still run the nation. Only military leaders were eliminated and they cannot overule the foreign agents in civilian leadership. Military reforms will be blocked by khamenei and the reformists bilaterally.

 

[HAIDER]

No, the chief traitors still run the nation. Only military leaders were eliminated and they cannot overule the foreign agents in civilian leadership. Military reforms will be blocked by khamenei and the reformists bilaterally.

yes, Khomenei need to revisit his nuclear policy and follow Pak path.

 

[kastor ville]

as far as I'm aware Iran even didn't try to repair those entrance tunnel and just sealed them

Why would you repair the entrances? When the world is watching to see what you're going to do next, you let them think Fordow is damaged beyond repair and you cannot get to the enriched uranium. Think about it, as soon as you open the entrance they would demand inspections. As long as it's closed you're holding the cards.

 

[vmro]

Israel is much more resilient than you think

Hezbollah fired rockets at Tel Aviv daily for weeks and hit central Tel Aviv with large rockets last year and destroying many buildings. Did Iran do something significantly different? More hits and more damaging, but the same kind of thing.

Hezbollah was not a piece of cake till decapitation, Hezbollah is the force that defeated IDF in a toe-to-toe fight in 2006', achieving all of its strategic goals in the process... Hezbollah, in its pinnacle, was a nightmare for zionists.... but they had to enter into the political establishment of Lebanon, forced to get involved in coalitions, compromises, and in the end, paralysed...

Hezbollah was in a very offensive phase last year, even on the way to getting the deterrence of bombing Tel Aviv for Beirut... Unfortunately, the period was short, and Hezbollah was defeated via intelligence activities, so that was that...

So Iran doesn't have to make miracles above anything from the Hezbollah's glorious period...Iran has to stay strong...and to survive standing on strong ground...