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

[KAL-EL]

though I understand the point that Oman should also have a say legally,
it just stinks of hypocrisy when an American says Iran has no right to regulate traffic in a waterway that intersects its territorial waters while the US literally imposes illegal naval blockade on countries far away from its own borders

and in any case, Iran has been engaged in bilateral negotiations with Oman regarding a joint framework for regulating traffic through the Strait of Hormoz, so clearly this shows that Iran recognises Oman's rights in this area (and vice versa)

Iran's actions for now should be seen in light of war imposed on Iran

I'm already on record here saying the war should have never happened and as I said before, 1 can only say how I feel personally.

You can take that as you will. There is disagreement and that's fine

 

[Persian Gulf]

US is moving helicopters in Jordan

might be due to damage sustained or moving them to safer locations due to inability to intercept Iranian missiles

 

[Shags101]

US is moving helicopters in Jordan

might be due to damage sustained or moving them to safer locations due to inability to intercept Iranian missiles

wouldn’t have been easier to fly them to safer areas and a lot faster

 

[Immortals]

here you go.

I have been recording missile impacts across US bases since the start of the war, and I have seen enough similar low res satellite images across dozens of targets to know this was likely a successful impact

why the damage appears less than you would expect, is up for debate. could be drones as you say, or just small warheads on missiles (e.g., 100-200kg) that impact at slower speeds than we think (maybe mach 1-3 rather than mach 5+) and slightly miss the target.

That’s not the strike that was up for debate. That’s Prince Hassan Airbase (a different airbase). This apron hit was actually the most plausible.

The one you showed earlier (Muwaffaq Salti Air Base) was something of a black smudge that was even on old high def photos.

This is the strike that is up for debate:

 

[Persian Gulf]

That’s not the strike that was up for debate. That’s Prince Hassan Airbase This apron hit was actually the most plausible.

The one you showed earlier (Muwaffaq Salti Air Base) was something of a black smudge that was even on old high def photos.

This is the strike that is up for debate:

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I have seen very similar impacts across dozens of targets

just wait a few days, Iran will probably release high res satellite imagery soon and we will return to this

 

[Persian Gulf]

Jordan claims it intercepted 8 missiles

Iran fired 12-15 missiles, so we can deduce 4-7 missiles impacted across Jordan (though some may have missed their target, but the low res satellite imagery seen already indicates 2-3 accurate impacts)

 

[Immortals]

I have seen very similar impacts across dozens of targets

just wait a few days, Iran will probably release high res satellite imagery soon and we will return to this

 

[Immortals]

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

 

[lightning f57]

I have wondered whether Irans tempered response last months is due to diminishing weapon stocks, but here the guy is saying they are making more than using so I am confused why they are not making good use of them. Iranian life should have a high price but right now US is killing many soldiers and not getting a reciprocal response in return.

 

[KAL-EL]

I have wondered whether Irans tempered response last months is due to diminishing weapon stocks, but here the guy is saying they are making more than using so I am confused why they are not making good use of them. Iranian life should have a high price but right now US is killing many soldiers and not getting a reciprocal response in return.

Well maybe it is diminishing stocks? That's a reasonable assessment

 

[lightning f57]

Huge valuable targets sitting out in the open and Iran won’t attack them



This is how you know they are not serious about fighting a war.

I dont know what they are thinking, if they are afraid of high US casualties which would give trump the support he needs I doubt you will get those with planes just sitting on tarmac.

Seems strategic patience it is

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

I have wondered whether Irans tempered response last months is due to diminishing weapon stocks, but here the guy is saying they are making more than using so I am confused why they are not making good use of them. Iranian life should have a high price but right now US is killing many soldiers and not getting a reciprocal response in return.

Because our liberal government, who has Pezeshkian at it's head, still believe MoU must be observed.

BTW their days are numbered God willing.

 

[lightning f57]

Well maybe it is diminishing stocks? That's a reasonable assessment

Bombastic statements from officials makes me even more wary so im leaning towards diminishing stocks and they may have limited ability to replenish which they are saving for a possible round 3.

 

[KAL-EL]

Bombastic statements from officials makes me even more wary so im leaning towards diminishing stocks and they may have limited ability to replenish which they are saving for a possible round 3.

I concur with that assessment. I guess we'll find out sooner or later