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

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vmro said:
Has anyone any info???
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As a rule of thumb, if you watch a video where the original statement cannot be heard in the background, doubt its veracity.
 
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nang2 said:
Those navigation systems are not something you connect to. Either you use it or you don't.
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Not really. An average phone on the market supports multiple GNSSs (too many S letters in one word lol) It can receive signals from multiple constellations like GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, etc.

Iran is disabling GPS by jamming and spoofing probably.

And the news could very well be true because smart phone locations have stopped being accurate in Iran in the last couple of days.
 
ShapurII said:
Not really. An average phone on the market supports multiple GNSSs (too many S letters in one word lol) It can receive signals from multiple constellations like GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, etc.

Iran is disabling GPS by jamming and spoofing probably.

And the news could very well be true because smart phone locations have stopped being accurate in Iran in the last couple of days.
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If you use a smartphone, you are subject to how the phone is made. I don't think Iranian weapon systems use smartphones for navigation.

And, as I said, you don't CONNECT to any of these GNSSs. You PASSIVELY process their signal.
 
nang2 said:
If you use a smartphone, you are subject to how the phone is made. I don't think Iranian weapon systems use smartphones for navigation.

And, as I said, you don't CONNECT to any of these GNSSs. You PASSIVELY process their signal.
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Aside from nitpicking, your sentence "either you use it or you don't" makes little sense and you seem not to have understood the news.

When they say Iran is disconnecting from GPS, it means that the GPS signal (both civilian and military) is now being jammed in Iran. So, it is no longer available in the Iranian territory. Iranian systems that had the hardware to use GPS only will now be modified to support Beidou, or specifically use Beidou.

And if China does not grant Israel access to military-grade Beidou, and Iran continues to jam other GNSSs (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo), this should theoretically shut down Israeli military-grade sat nav. They will be forced to use the civilian version of Beidou.
 
Using Chinese GPS means , the weapon system belonging to Iran , cannot be jammed by shutting down their access to USA GPS data.

Chinese GPS ensures Iran can strike with Pin Point Accuracy

I think Iran does have internal map software but GPS gives it bit more accurate picture

At least that is how understand the story (Please correct me if I am wrong)

  • Similarly the smart phones leaking (Transmitting) GPS data to servers likely will not work as that portion of application might fail


However the GPS switching must have been done to counter the mini drones which use very low quality tech to get basic stuff done
The software on those dinky drones is very low quality


  • However I was surprised that Iran was actually using USA's GPS system in first place (Bit of shock news)
 
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mangekyo said:
You’re saying Israel lost, but even you admit they set Iran’s nuclear program back by months in less than two weeks. That’s not nothing. They also killed key figures, destabilized the leadership, got practical air superiority, and hit our ability to hit back. They wanted to do real damage, and they knew Iran would retaliate, they just maybe didn’t expect to burn through interceptors so fast or get hit as hard as they did. Hard to know exactly, since Israeli media doesn’t share much about losses.

Calling it the “12-day war” is the real trick.
Makes it sound over. It’s not, it’s just a pause.
Now they get time to resupply, learn, and get fully ready for round two. And in round two, they still have air superiority, they still know where our launchers are and the firing patterns, and they can probably destroy them even faster than before because they’ve already mapped everything out.

IRI being busy patting itself on the back, talking about a new nuclear deal and complaining to the UN like it’s all settled is exactly what Israel wants.
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Iran had israel over the barrel And were winning, the Israelis were running low on interceptors. It may be that Iran agreed to a ceasefire too quickly. Iran could have included in the Trumps ceasefire agreement. That US would not ship or re supply Israel with weapons. to replenish her depleted stocks! Washington her self was running very low on Air defence missiles for ships and ground systems in war against Iran. Tehran should have not accepted this ceasefire for Tel Aviv to be re-armed again for seconds. Iran should have demanded a Gaza ceasefire too as a precondition. I am disappointed iran did not use their power was in a strong position.
 
BonPlan said:
myth shredded?
It's all the contrary. They killed Haniyeh inside a state property inside Teheran, They decapitated Hezbollah main leaders with bipers, Hamas is nearly over, Syria is no more a threat and they strike Iran nuc and missile factories with nearly no loss. => they reinstalled classical deterrence.
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Bon, who is "THEY"
Surely not the sock puppet squatters! Ones being kept afloat and supplied by the whole collective. That stinky little sock has been swatted like sack of trash... yet until that puss filled hand inside that sock gets removed... the sock is going to have movement left.
 
Vishnu Hypersonic Cruise said:
I didn’t see any Iranian strikes hitting Israeli military infrastructure—everything targeted seemed to be civilian areas. These may serve propaganda purposes, but they do nothing to degrade the fighting capability of the Israeli military.
U.S. strikes on Iran were also a failure. Trump’s claim that Iran has been completely denuclearized is nothing more than a bluff.
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To see clearly you have to take your head out off Modi's backside.
 
ShapurII said:
Not really. An average phone on the market supports multiple GNSSs (too many S letters in one word lol) It can receive signals from multiple constellations like GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo, etc.

Iran is disabling GPS by jamming and spoofing probably.

And the news could very well be true because smart phone locations have stopped being accurate in Iran in the last couple of days.
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as i post today the strongest signal for me twas gps
 
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