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

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[BigMela2onin]

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@Persian Gulf @muhammed45 @Arash @mangekyo @OldTwilight @Hack-Hook @BigMela2onin @kastor ville @Kyussis @Mr Iran Eye

At least he used a translator this time. Does anyone remember his previous interview where he was walking around in the street with some nobody reporter talking in unintelligible broken english? But frankly, professionalism and competence are not sought after or desirable in Iran. Like he said, even the arabs can put on more professional displays, even if it's just by hiring some white to do it for them. Pezeshkian is the logical outcome of a system with such values.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

"Now on @WallaNews, subject to censorship - The office and bureau of the Prime Minister at the Kirya base in Tel Aviv have recently undergone extensive renovations, and the entire building has been vacated by its occupants. The office and bureau are not expected to be usable in the coming months, and those close to Netanyahu estimate that the renovations are expected to last about 3-4 months"





Their military headquarters in Kirya were hit by the Iranian hypersonic missiles. But instead of admitting the damage caused by the Iranian missiles, they want to hide behind ""Extensive renovations" bullshit.

 

[RealNapster]

Kheybar was first unveiled in 2022, it has a very good production rate for such a recent missile. But it is the go-to missile for hitting Israel, it was made solely for that reason

If we trust Iran, Iran says that they first fired the old liquid missiles (Shahab-3, Ghadr, Emad) and put in the mix some Kheibar or Fattah for the last ones of the salvo

Yes. That's why for any such future conflict between Iran and Israel, the % of Kheyber missiles fired shouldn't be 5% of the total fired missiles but about 20-30% of the total missile fired.

 

[Khansaheeb]

Iran set to kick out India from Chabahar, possibly Iran too.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister and Head of the Center for Political and International Studies stated that recent talks with the United States have included “constructive ideas” to address mutual concerns. Saeed Khatibzadeh added that U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is fully aware of these proposals.
Khatibzadeh stressed that Iran is not a minor actor. “We are a nation of 90 million with a civilizational depth that cannot be compared to a militarized apartheid entity like Israel,” he said.

Rejecting claims that Iran’s response to recent attacks was weak, he said Iran’s decision to strike a U.S. base in Qatar — not via proxy, but directly — sent a calculated message of deterrence. “We know how to end aggression and are prepared for unpredictable responses if national security is threatened,” he added.

Khatibzadeh also warned that Europe now stands culturally and morally “exposed” and risks irrelevance in Iran diplomacy. “Europe may play its final strategic card. If mishandled, it will lose all leverage on Iran permanently,” he warned.

He reiterated that Iran remains committed to peaceful nuclear activities and is operating with full transparency under IAEA safeguards.

 

[Arash]

Iran set to kick out India from Chabahar, possibly Iran too.

Pffeeeeeew, it already smells better now

 

[Persian Gulf]

Kheybar was first unveiled in 2022, it has a very good production rate for such a recent missile. But it is the go-to missile for hitting Israel, it was made solely for that reason

If we trust Iran, Iran says that they first fired the old liquid missiles (Shahab-3, Ghadr, Emad) and put in the mix some Kheibar or Fattah for the last ones of the salvo

Kheibar Shekan

Khorramshahr-4 is also known as Kheibar (confusingly)

 

[mangekyo]

China has denied transferring surface-to-air missile batteries to Iran following Israel’s attacks on the Islamic Republic last month.

The British-based platform Middle East Eye reported on Monday that Chinese air defence equipment had been sent to Iran after it struck a truce with Israel last month, citing an Arab official familiar with the intelligence.

China denies giving Iran air defence systems after conflict with Israel

Beijing responds to media reports by saying it ‘never exports weapons to countries engaged in warfare’.

www.scmp.com

 

[Lulldapull]

indian media reporting too..

can you find anything to the contrary going around?!!


if not, I would believe unless there is something credible to go around..

BTW where are IR SU 35?!

Bro Iran don't need them no? its just a vanity gimmick no? You got 300 top of the line western warplanes attacking you? with full western ISR/ refueling package? What will a handful Su-35's do in this context?

This is not India Pakistan type situation. Here a super power is directly involved.

You don't counter that with handful of Su-35s no?

 

[StrategicBear]

China has denied transferring surface-to-air missile batteries to Iran following Israel’s attacks on the Islamic Republic last month.

The British-based platform Middle East Eye reported on Monday that Chinese air defence equipment had been sent to Iran after it struck a truce with Israel last month, citing an Arab official familiar with the intelligence.

China denies giving Iran air defence systems after conflict with Israel

Beijing responds to media reports by saying it ‘never exports weapons to countries engaged in warfare’.

www.scmp.com

Why the fukk China always denies this kind of stuff? So fukking afraid of USA that they can't even admit selling weapons to a country it has ties with? Like USA is not afraid to say it will sell weapons to Taiwan which China claims, so why can't China just sell weapons to a sovereign state like Iran without answering to anyone?

 

[tsunset]

— Side note: If you are not familiar with the “Iran International” media network and are confused why Iranian hackers would hack into a media outlet that has “Iran” in its name:

The “Iran International” media network consists of farsi speaking individuals, formerly funded by KSA, now paid by Israel, to propagate Israeli narratives filled with fake news and deliberate tactics to sow discord among the Iranian population. It’s perhaps the number one most influential anti-Iranian network that has brainwashed many inside of Iran.

Its main purpose is to advance Israel’s media agenda as part of its hybrid warfare campaign against Iran.

Storytime:



The first victim is: Mojtaba Pourmohsen, Iran International journalist and ex Mossad asset

"Juicy" pictures of Motjaba inside his Iphone 14:


Handala claims they have full nude pictures of him and will expose everything if he doesn't resign from his job as a final warning

 

[mangekyo]

Why the fukk China always denies this kind of stuff? So fukking afraid of USA that they can't even admit selling weapons to a country it has ties with? Like USA is not afraid to say it will sell weapons to Taiwan which China claims, so why can't China just sell weapons to a sovereign state like Iran without answering to anyone?

They denied it because they didn’t sell

 

[Sipahsalar]

Iran should look into the Kosovo war. The Serbians were in a similar situation like Iran, no air force but quite a few AD systems. They only lost a few of their systems in the war with USA and forced them to dedicate lots of air force for SEAD operations with mixed results (although Serbia lost the war).

Using AD effectively requires a lot of discipline and training. You need to know when to turn on radar and when to turn keep it off. Using AD like this forces the enemy to dedicate SEAD escorts to strike missions instead of focusing on ground attack completely. Even if you don’t shoot down any plane, it costs the enemy lots of resources and time which they would prefer to use in bombing missions.

 

[Solomon2]

That's the only part that matters...

Well, I think the bit where the DFM said, ""As long as there is no act of aggression being perpetrated by the United States against us, we will not respond again." matters, too.