StrategicBear
Registered Member
"More advanced missiles" means that Fattah-2 next gen Hypersonic Missile hasn't been used yet...
In last war they only used Fattah-1 which is an old, "first-generation" Hypersonic that Iran used?
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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In last war they only used Fattah-1 which is an old, "first-generation" Hypersonic that Iran used?
kastor ville
Registered Member
StrategicBear
Registered Member
Now things get worrisome if the next war goes nuclear...
Iran will retaliate hard next round with Cluster Munitions aiming to maximize casualties on the enemy especially if Israel targets civilians, and if Iran kills enough people, Israel may use Nukes.
Does Iran has a contingency plan of retaliation if Israel uses Nukes? Iran will respond with EMP warheads or other types of WMDs if nukes detonates on Iranian soil?
If Nukes are used, definitely WW3 Global Nuclear War might begin, as Russia will say they can use Tactical Nukes against Ukraine too, now that the West "allows" Israel to use Nukes first...
Iran will retaliate hard next round with Cluster Munitions aiming to maximize casualties on the enemy especially if Israel targets civilians, and if Iran kills enough people, Israel may use Nukes.
Does Iran has a contingency plan of retaliation if Israel uses Nukes? Iran will respond with EMP warheads or other types of WMDs if nukes detonates on Iranian soil?
If Nukes are used, definitely WW3 Global Nuclear War might begin, as Russia will say they can use Tactical Nukes against Ukraine too, now that the West "allows" Israel to use Nukes first...
Garcia Sea
Registered Member
Every country that gave up their weapons and let inspectors in ended up getting destroyed. The only one that survived was North Korea, because they held onto their nukes no matter what.
I hate to say it, but anyone in this forum pushing for negotiations with the US probably actually wants Iran to get wiped out and a US-friendly government put in place.
Even if it means extremists take over and civilians get slaughtered, the only thing that matters to them is staying on the US’s good side.
I hate to say it, but anyone in this forum pushing for negotiations with the US probably actually wants Iran to get wiped out and a US-friendly government put in place.
Even if it means extremists take over and civilians get slaughtered, the only thing that matters to them is staying on the US’s good side.
kastor ville
Registered Member
You guys talk like this because you have no stake in Iran......You're not even in the game. We have very few cards left to play. We need to be very calibrated. We want Iran to stay whole and survive, the mistakes that brought us here is not due to anything except missteps in our own internal policies.
kastor ville
Registered Member
This is old....but new to me, Mall Kiosks? Wow!
ToddE
Trusted Member
I wrote in another thread that DPRK got lucky in a way that old communist stupid leadership died out naturally and was replaced with much younger and nationalist aggressive leader at the tight time. Unfortunately for IRI, its weak leader and his sycophants just kept on ruling for ~40 years and are still going on. I was reading today Araghchi saying that Iran may withdraw from NPT in future, lol, somebody tell the fool that these "international agreements" are traps and no body on earth take them seriously except for IRI. Before IRI, Saddam, Gaddafi, Assad, took them seriously as well, guess what happened to them.
The way these IRI's weak, peace loving anti-Iranian doves operate, at this stage it will be literally be a miracle if IRI system of Government dies out before loosing some part of Iran.
when you have such level of propaganda, it's obviously not Iranian, but rather comes from some European / US / Israeli troll
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
okay, lets pretend there are no water or power shortages in Iran. feel better now?
Liquidator
Trusted Member
There are water shortages here in the UK too....
People are now banned from using hosepipes to water their gardens.
Our water companies have failed and are siphoning off billions to shareholders that they should have used to invest.
Government is defending water companies. Public not happy.
I'm currently on holiday in a part of the UK called the lake district...water companies have been polluting the lakes with sewage!
Windermere has highest levels of bacteria in summer, study says
New data finds England's largest lake has "poor" water quality during its busiest months.
www.bbc.co.uk
Point is relax....don't be too hard on Yourselves.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
this 'hosepipe ban' is only in certain parts of England and is not actually enforced unless they somehow get evidence and then you get a small fine. Iran's situation is on another level. England does not have daily power cuts of 2-4 hours in its major cities or close down major industries to save power. Stop the cope.There are water shortages here in the UK too....
People are now banned from using hosepipes to water their gardens.
Our water companies have failed and are siphoning off billions to shareholders that they should have used to invest.
Government is defending water companies. Public not happy.
I'm currently on holiday in a part of the UK called the lake district...water companies have been polluting the lakes with sewage!
Windermere has highest levels of bacteria in summer, study says
New data finds England's largest lake has "poor" water quality during its busiest months.
Point is relax....don't be too hard on Yourselves.
Liquidator
Trusted Member
Nuffle
Registered Member
Just a reminder that a Bloomberg report indicates that the US Department of Defense plans to spend more than $3.5 billion in 'emergency funds' to replace interceptor missiles used to defend Israel.
These 'replacement orders' stem from costs incurred starting in late 2023 and are separate from military aid.
The interceptors requested are THAAD and SM-3 missiles. The Department of Defense plans to acquire 37 THAAD interceptors, despite indications that only 12 will be produced.
Iranian reports stated that the US spent $800 million on THAAD missiles; this was revised to $1.2 billion based on 93 interceptors fired and later updated to 150 interceptors, totaling $2.3 billion.
About 80 SM-3 interceptors were used, adding another $1 billion. The costs do not account for SM-6 or Patriot missiles, if they were used. The US spent over $3 billion in June to defend Israel, not counting the Fordow bombing in 'Operation Midnight Hammer'.
