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

[shapurzolaktaf]

Even if Iran loses, it won the war of hearts and other fronts:

- Westerners are typing: this (Tel Aviv) looks like Gaza

- Their psychological fear mongering to demoralise Iranian army failed utterly. Iranian unity & nationalism will increasy.

- Technological capabilities in defense sector

 

[Persian Gulf]

Might explain why Iran has avoided using stronger missiles on Day 1.

Imagine if 50 Qassem missiles are fired at Tel Aviv with 50 Ghadr acting as decoys.

The city would suffer thousands in casualties.

But this should tell Iran to manufacture more Qassem missiles and retire the Ghadr. Current Ghadr stockpile should be used to act as decoys, it’s not a survivable platform. Even if a Qassem costs 3-5x a Ghadr it’s worth it if it passes thru the shield more often. If 4 out of 5 Ghadr get intercepted by air defenses then what’s the point even with the cost savings.

we launched these missiles from Tehran after a day of Israeli bragging about having free rein over Tehran and destroying TELs across the city and after that pig Katz and Trump said tonight the world will be watching Iran!

 

[Beast89]

Influential Jewish-American billionaire:

A life long democrat who switched to republican on one single issue - Israel

 

[Meengla]

Special kim chi delivery.
Extra spicy, LOL.

North Korea is not afraid of Anyone. A.N.Y.O.N.E!! Not much consideration for trade or tariffs or boycotts or sanctions or democracy or image problem. Not even afraid to threaten America directly. Has thousands of artillery and missiles pointed toward Seoul as North Korean version of the MAD doctrine. It is the one truly independent country of the world.
So, yes, @tower9 was right: They may supply nukes to Iran if logistics could be worked out.

 

[battalion25]

 

[OldTwilight]

we should change pattern for next round ....

 

[CrniLabud]

Puting black garbage bags on dead bodies that is inhumane mann. Normally a white clove is used or a white bag

Remember they come from the west, they will now put these bodies into suits as if they were getting married…

 

[Falcon29]

 

[Aggregate]

Wtf did this much damage??

I have no idea dude, I'm equally confused at the level of damage. Maybe the explosives plus the kinetic energy of the hypersonic itself. Still hard to work out how it can achieve this much damage though. Or maybe Iran found some hyper explosive that nobody knows of.

 

[Persian Gulf]

let next generation of commanders rise up.

 

[Shags101]

Ok lied going to bed now

35 missing after missile strike on Bat Yam building – reports

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www.timesofisrael.com

Xapirized…..kind of joking kind not parts might have been blown away for miles whatever was left

 

[battalion25]

 

[GWXP]

 

[Persian Gulf]

we should change pattern for next round ....

it's working well. they are hitting civilian targets (universities, oil facilities, fuel depots) so we should continue to turn a few neighbourhoods in Tel Aviv to rubble each day.

we used only 80-100 missiles today, on day 2, in Tel Aviv. good results. it will only get better - they are using interceptors at a crazy rate!

 

[OldTwilight]

Might explain why Iran has avoided using stronger missiles on Day 1.

Imagine if 50 Qassem missiles are fired at Tel Aviv with 50 Ghadr acting as decoys.

The city would suffer thousands in casualties.

But this should tell Iran to manufacture more Qassem missiles and retire the Ghadr. Current Ghadr stockpile should be used to act as decoys, it’s not a survivable platform. Even if a Qassem costs 3-5x a Ghadr it’s worth it if it passes thru the shield more often. If 4 out of 5 Ghadr get intercepted by air defenses then what’s the point even with the cost savings.

soon their AD will lose it effectiveness as well , then cheaper missiles are better option for hammering them