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I'm all but not sure the missiles bases are hardened as nuclear factories.zero evidence the missile bases were penetrated
so only way this happens is if the missiles were hit whilst being prepared for launch next to each other
all footage released by Israel showed single missile launchers being hit and they even edited these videos to release them twice to give the impression of hitting more launchers
so this theory is not feasible
Israeli groups have huge propaganda budget to buy satellite imagery and they released satellite imagery of dozens of SSM bases hit by Israel. none of them showed or claimed that the bases were penetrated, only the entrances were hit so the bases couldn't be accessed. 1 ton bombs is not enough to penetrate SSM bases built under mountainsI'm all but not sure the missiles bases are hardened as nuclear factories.
zero evidence doesn't mean some weren't destroyed.
Israel received new 1 tons bombs from USA months earlier their attack.
No, he is not. He is denying the existence of the snapback mechanism. Listen to the part I mentioned.he's playing with words. he calls it dispute resolution mechanism, the West calls it snapback. means the same thing in the end: E3 can cause all UNSC resolutions to be re-instated against Iran within 30 days.
I am sure he is playing with words but I will listen laterNo, he is not. He is denying the existence of the snapback mechanism. Listen to the part I mentioned.
He clearly says that Mr Pompeo thinks it's a simple process. They would just draft a resolution and all sanctions would return in 30 days. And then he refutes that.
Also, the interviewer says that even though the snapback word does not exist, the process exists. And Zarif rejects that too.
Their isn't evidence that the silos themselves were targeted. I saw pictures of silos without their doors so perhaps the doors were destroyed. But even then to put a silo out of commission you need to strike its base where the missile is being launched from. Thats very hard to do from the air.Launch silos were possibly targeted by air launched ballistic/cruise missiles and later on aircraft launched glide bombs. They will be targeted again next time. It is good to have silos but most likely they will be destroyed again so alternatives need to be developed. One possible solution is excavation vehicles inside mountain bases and some unfinished escape tunnels-routes which can be rapidly opened by excavation vehicles in times of need to carry out the missiles with mobile launchers and rapidly launch them to targets.
you can't use a silo if your crew can't get into the baseTheir isn't evidence that the silos themselves were targeted. I saw pictures of silos without their doors so perhaps the doors were destroyed. But even then to put a silo out of commission you need to strike its base where the missile is being launched from. Thats very hard to do from the air.
Hopefully they are staffed 24/7 now. Given the track record of this government, competency is not one of their characteristics.you can't use a silo if your crew can't get into the base
you can't use a silo if your crew can't get into the base
Uhh when exactly are you referring to here?Iran got played and is facing a country that has gone up against war machines of Hitler and Stalin.
Yep...shows you the naviate of our people, they still think the law means something.....there is genocide and mass starvation going on and no one has done a thing about it, yet somehow these guys think the language of the agreement is going to save them. SMHthen you are just as foolish as Zarif and Araghchi and those who prefer to put their head in the sand and think just because the specific words are not mentioned that such a procedure with the same effect does not exist
My friend, i'will explain to you what i already explained to persianGulf :Hajizadeh, Bagheri, and the other generals to the bunker they use planning military operations and destroyed that. It’s surprising because, 2 months later Iran still hasn’t explained how Israel was not only able to find the bunker of Iran’s C&C but also penetrate what should be a borderline nuclear proof bunker from [allegedly] outside of Iran’s borders.