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

People have no choice. When the country is invaded, they may even install Maryam Rajavi. Reza Pahlavi is at least the better scenario than Maryam Rajavi.
A ground invasion is a different scenario then what is happening now. I'm not convinced it will happen yet.
 
People have no choice. When the country is invaded, they may even install Maryam Rajavi. Reza Pahlavi is at least the better scenario than Maryam Rajavi.
Why are you guys discussing this? Do you think we will get invaded?
 
Its a repeated tragedy of Muslims, we leave each other in the lurch at our darkest hours thinking we will be safe in future. People have short memory, when Hezbullah was getting pounded, on this vary forum, people were shouting, "where is Iran"? Iran thought to sit that one out, now perhaps those among Iran who made that decision are ten feet under ground.

Our adversaries dont think like that, that act as one, for them if one of them fall, then they will all fall eventually. Just look how Israel is getting the support. Just look at us even, we just fought the enemy 10 size of us, all alone.

And this disunity is what they always bank on and has always worked.
 


Iran's missile programme more potent than its air force

Chris Partridge
BBC News weapons analyst

While the Air Force might not be a formidable force, Iran's missile programme is more potent as we have seen over the past two nights in Israel - and over the past few years.

The Center for Strategic and International Studies states that Tehran has the largest and most diverse missile capability in the Middle East. Thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles of varying types complement its extensive use of drones, such as the Shahed family.

These missiles and drones will continue to be Iran's primary means of attack.

The question is how long it can sustain such strikes as Israel continues to hit harder and likely deeper inside the country itself.

Iranian missiles in the sky


Image source,EPA
 


No surprise Iranian jets haven't played much role​


Chris Partridge
BBC News weapons analyst

So far we've seen little, if any, action from Tehran's Air Force.

It comprises F4 Phantoms and a few F-14 Tomcats - Cold War era jets that have long been put out of active service by the US, plus Soviet-built Su-24, Su-22 and Mig-29 aircraft - the latter still in extensive use by Ukraine.

Arms import bans have severely hampered Iran's ability to modernise its military.

So it's no surprise that Iranian jets haven't appeared to have figured much in this conflict.

They'd be up against the latest 4.5th generation fighters in the shape of F-15s and F-16s - not to mention the 5th generation stealth F-35.

Modern jets armed with the latest air-to-air missiles would quickly defeat their Iranian counterparts.

A fighter aircraft is seen at the first underground air force base, called Eagle 44 at an undisclosed location in Iran
 

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