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

[Persian Gulf]

As was demonstrated in the last conflict, you cannot wreak havoc if Israel is destroying all your launch sites, that is why you need an airforce to protect the skies, and then the missiles can do their jobs.

The launch rate went down substantially as Israel started to destroy tunnel entrances and start to hunt down missile launcher TELs.

you are right. but it's not sustainable for Israel to suppress 5+ entrances to 20+ separate missile bases in the West of Iran alone 1200km+ away for many weeks. not including central or east Iran bases.

recently it seems missile tests are taking place more in the east of Iran and from dispersed locations not connected to known missile sites

in any event, the bases did their job and protected the missiles, and the entrances can be dug out again in a few hours-days. so each time Israel wants to attack they have to suppress every single entrance all over again

 

[Liquidator]

As was demonstrated in the last conflict, you cannot wreak havoc if Israel is destroying all your launch sites, that is why you need an airforce to protect the skies, and then the missiles can do their jobs.

The launch rate went down substantially as Israel started to destroy tunnel entrances and start to hunt down missile launcher TELs.

They need to preempt

 

[Shafagh]

They need to preempt

Need to be smart with missiles. Can Iran deploy drones in mass to target the THAAD sites?

 

[Persian Gulf]

the latest video with IRGC-ASF missile crews suggested Iran was digging out the entrances constantly

but missile firing rates really declined after the first week or so. so the story is a bit inconsistent.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

the latest video with IRGC-ASF missile crews suggested Iran was digging out the entrances constantly

but missile firing rates really declined after the first week or so. so the story is a bit inconsistent.

how many days, the entity, could have survived those one or two strikes before collapsing?

by my understanding, not longer than 60 days (so, question is only about IR ability to secure info. security for about 60 days against USA or NSA and not against the entity!)

basically, entity was surviving (or founding will) on fast depleting AD missiles!

BTW, missile strike on US satellite in Qatar, did show how accurate these missiles were!


what do you think?!!

@ShapurII @shapurzolaktaf




please provide your perspective

 

[HAIDER]

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not exactly news that Israel's intelligence services are artificially promoting Iran's traitors (such as the Shah's Jewish-owned son) on social media.

Last few days, too much promotion. his recorded speech on msn et etc ..He is addressing like running parallel govt from foreign land ....lolll

 

[tsunset]

how many days, the entity, could have survived those one or two strikes before collapsing?

by my understanding, not longer than 60 days (so, question is only about IR ability to secure info. security for about 60 days against USA or NSA and not against the entity!)

basically, entity was surviving (or founding will) on fast depleting AD missiles!

BTW, missile strike on US satellite in Qatar, did show how accurate these missiles were!


what do you think?!!

@ShapurII @shapurzolaktaf




please provide your perspective

Missile strikes on nearby US bases will always have pinpoint precision if they get through, they're SRBMs, MRBMs fired at Israel are different

Iran could have even fired MRLS rockets at Al Udeid or another nearby site

 

[Persian Gulf]

Missile strikes on nearby US bases will always have pinpoint precision if they get through, they're SRBMs, MRBMs fired at Israel are different

Iran could have even fired MRLS rockets at Al Udeid or another nearby site

indeed it seems Iran fired a small missile like Fath at Al Udied

 

[Eşbah]

Israeli sources are denying an imminent attack on Iran

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[Ali_Baba]

They need to preempt

Iran lacks accuracy for a pre-emptive strike to be successful unfortunately. Best to use the time to try and rebuild as much of the IADS as possible, and replenish missile stockpiles and try to induct new capability if possible, maybe use the data from previous operations to improve the accuracy of their systems etc.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Missile strikes on nearby US bases will always have pinpoint precision if they get through, they're SRBMs, MRBMs fired at Israel are different

Iran could have even fired MRLS rockets at Al Udeid or another nearby site

you are saying this, based on?!!!!

 

[tsunset]

you are saying this, based on?!!!!

Based on previous missile strikes on US/its allies/groups assets in the region

Ain Al Asad with pinpoint accuracy
Al Udeid with pinpoint accuracy

Some strikes were less accurate like the strikes on Kurdish groups in Iraq, but they are from <2020

Iran's SRBMs are accurate, there is no doubt about that, MRBMs are a different story

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

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The Haaretz claim is surprising, Israel doesn't want Reza Pahlavi in Iran, Israel seeks regime collapse, not regime change

 

[BigMela2onin]

The Haaretz claim is surprising, Israel doesn't want Reza Pahlavi in Iran, Israel seeks regime collapse, not regime change

Not necessarily exclusive, he would serve the same role as jewlani does in syria