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

[tsunset]

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[Haz]

So is that all Iran can muster now against Israel? Already down to only a couple sporadic attacks of 2-4 missiles each day just 4 days into it? Is their medium range missiles that depleted or are they running out of functioning launchers? Haven't seen a single good salvo hit against Israel yet, nothing even close to what we've seen in previous battles.

Pretty surprising their tempo against Israel is already down to less than 10 missiles a day, I was hoping for much more.

 

[ghazi52]

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[Ali_Baba]

Iran's friends should adjust their attack strategy.

They always target the "enemy's" strongest points. Given their own military weakness compared to their adversaries, this approach is largely meaningless. And Iran seems uninterested in attacking many of the "enemy's" most vulnerable points...

Or perhaps they still harbor illusions about "peace negotiations"?

The targeting by Iran is odd - ie why have they not destroyed the Intel factories in Israel? They cost 10's of billions and will hurt the USA and Israel alot ...

 

[PakAl]

Iranians will stop them. We are perfectly capable of taking care of the Kurds on our own. But Israel will order their Turkish goy soldier to enter Iran and fight Iran same way they ordered them to enter Syria to fight Assad.

Turkey will not enter Iran as long as iran is stable and under the current regime, if civil war takes place, similar to Syria then we cannot say no to any misadventure, because owns the regime falls or civil war takes place then everyone will want a piece.

 

[mulj]

Dnt believe everything you read. Be serious . No fan boy rant can change the reality

spare me of that quasi i know better attitude if you can not point out what did i say wrong.

 

[mulj]

Curious how China can help at this point. Would have to be through Caspian sea?

Iran's military airports are under attack. Their coast is under attack too.

It's kind of too late for that. Iran realized only after 2023 that it needs many medium range missiles to deliver conventional punch against Israel. Before that it was comfortable with Hezbollah's strength and Syria. After 12 day war they tried increasing production to 100 medium range missiles a month, if even. Israel and US attacked before they had time to stockpile adequate amounts and produce more launchers.

They had lots of time and should've been anticipating worse case scenarios. They didn't prioritize medium range missile production previously when they would've had a better chance to stockpile larger arsenal if they started from 2015 or so.

they have direct railway line to Iran.

 

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[RescueRanger]

via iran-pakistan or iran-afghanistan border crossing?

Wishful thinking.

 

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[Watandar]

If Iran can continue to sustain this and keep launching - i dont think the US or in particular Israel have the guts or courage to continue and there will be a cry for ceasefire.
Already Reuters and other sources confirming there was an attempt to talk via the Italian delegation.
Iran has already proven - they aint no pushover.............

The slowing rate of fire at Israel are indications of only two things, that either Iranians have lost their missiles or launchers, or that background diplomacy is under way.

 

[Meengla]

The tenacity of the Israeli's is to be respected, regardless of our opinions of them on a personal and religious level, operating as a well-oiled machine. The reservists are a quick plug-and-play alongside the existing war fighters; very few nations can claim such a level of operability.

Yes, tenacious but then there is a Superpower and the Superpower's powerful and rich allies are behind Israel to full extent. Remove that factor then see: Flights to Europe with big suitcases.

 

[RescueRanger]

m ago11:27

UK considers sending warship to Cyprus​

By Deborah Haynes, security and defence editor

The UK is considering sending a major warship to Cyprus to help defend a Royal Air Force base from the threat of attack by Iranian drones and missiles, it is understood.

Discussions are taking place about deploying HMS Duncan, a Type 45 destroyer that is the only piece of equipment in the British arsenal with the ability to shoot down ballistic missiles.

"Nothing is confirmed yet," a Whitehall source said.

The Times reported that the Ministry of Defence is planning to deploy HMS Duncan to the region amid Donald Trump's escalating war with Iran.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Can't stop laughing over UAE situation.

From destabilizing Pakistan's southern cities to recognition of Somali land...

They deserve everything coming their way for being Zionists' poodle.

Iran is holding back, they can hit UAE so much harder with MLRS etc if required.

 

[Tariq Habib Afridi]

Wishful thinking.

They can’t smuggle complete missiles, right? I mean, the parts and materials — the rest of the manufacturing they can do themselves, using those to assemble. And why not? This is exactly what the USA keeps doing. Can’t China or Russia do the same to that extent?