Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Israel had been practicing this for years. Attacking from Azeribajian. Raisi was also killed while flying over the mountains in that same region.
Iran spent so much time and effort focused on the Western border of Iran that they left North/Northwest border regions weak to intrusion.
The attack on Shahrud during the True Promise events also was rumored to have been cruise missiles coming from Caspian Sea.
The fact that had not completely saturated that region with radars and jammers shows the gross incompetence of this government.
did Iranian radars and air defences perform well anywhere in Iran, even in West Iran where we would expect them to be concentrated?
Tehran was one of the most protected areas of Iran. yet Iran cannot apparently produce a single shred of evidence that Israeli jets penetrated Iranian airspace and attacked Tehran daily from the north / Caspian. weird. this is not to suggest that Israeli jets did not do this, but to suggest that Iranian radars were ineffective across the country.
all these OTH radars couldn't detect > 100 Israeli fighter jets take off from Israel, fly across Syria, and fly across Iraq (even assuming they did not enter Iranian airspace from day 1)? after Iranian military officials told us they were watching the enemy's every move 24/7? sure Iran is mountainous which limits radar range, but surely this was taken into account. something about this stinks.
15-20 mins before the first attacks in Tehran, random twitter accounts were posting videos of Israeli jets over Iraq. So imagine that even I, a nobody, had reason to believe that Israeli jets were flying over Iraq at least 20 minutes in advance. But Iranian military with all their OTH radars etc did not know?
next time they should hire someone to follow random military accounts on twitter so they get a 20 minute warning, seems to be more effective than their radars.


