shapurzolaktaf
Trusted Member
I think 2 factors added together will have a preventive effect:I don't disagree with that figure. Though, most estimates are between 8 billion to 12 billion USD, but 18 billion USD is not that far-fetched either. It's likely to be true.
But let's say it did cost them $1.5B per day. Do you think that prevents them from trying it again?
They have the US and the US has the Fed. The Fed prints USD like toilet paper and the inflation will be distributed among all the economies that depend on the USD, which is basically most of the countries in the world, particularly the largest economies.
The effects of $18B on the US or Israeli economy is not devastating enough to give us actual deterrence.
1. Cost of the war (about 1.5 billions USD a day)
2. Not being able to produce, deliver enough interceptor missiles to the zionist regime (low stocks, low production rate).
Ofcourse we should not underestimate genocidal gamblers, they might attack anyday again, but they know it won't be easy and cheap.








