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

[Musings]

American terrorists have bombed a children's cancer hospital in Ahvaz

their daily war crime

These bastards commit war crime after war crime.

 

[Persian Gulf]

It doesn't matter how well-defended they are, give me a way to track them in real-time and I'm sure all their defenses can be overwhelmed eventually.

I would fire 100 cruise missiles, 1,000 drones and 50 AShBMs at each CSG. Then we will see how well-defended they are. If they succeeded this round, I'd do the same next round. I am on the land with resources to produce more missiles and drones, and they're in the middle of the ocean. Who do you think will win eventually?

Iran's major problem is lack of real-time data.

when did we show the ability to launch so many missiles at once? not since the day Khamenei was killed.

even our attack on Israel after they bombed Beirut after we had several weeks to dig out missile bases only used around 20 missiles.

operation TP 2 was truly unique and we learned a lot from it but we were not able to implement the learnings since we didn't have such an opportunity like that again.

with even 200 drones per day, we can totally destroy all US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain within a week each (with 10% success rate and assuming 2 impacts per building). but somehow this doesn't happen.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Iran downed a US drone in East Azerbaijan.

 

[Meengla]

I need more on this… any links? That video is difficult to go through right now.

US Senate Democrats block defence bill over Iran war, Israel integration

The Senate votes 50-46 to block debate on the annual defence bill over war funding and defence cooperation with Israel.

www.aljazeera.com

My point is that they would behave differently if it wasn’t an election year.

Perhaps a little but in an election year, the AIPAC money is most important. Ask those who Israel has unseated during various elections, including some even in Primary stages.

 

[ShapurII]

when did we show the ability to launch so many missiles at once? not since the day Khamenei was killed.

even our attack on Israel after they bombed Beirut after we had several weeks to dig out missile bases only used around 20 missiles.

operation TP 2 was truly unique and we learned a lot from it but we were not able to implement the learnings since we didn't have such an opportunity like that again.

No, my comment was hypothetical based on a scenario where the US faces a competent adversary, not our Army or the IRGC. My point was that there is no such thing as "well-defended" when you're in the middle of the ocean and your adversary can overwhelm your defenses.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Trump threatens to destroy Iran's bridges and power plants and calls Iranian sick scum lunatics yesterday and now he thanks Iran for its goodwill gesture

 

[VCheng]

when did we show the ability to launch so many missiles at once? not since the day Khamenei was killed.

even our attack on Israel after they bombed Beirut after we had several weeks to dig out missile bases only used around 20 missiles.

operation TP 2 was truly unique and we learned a lot from it but we were not able to implement the learnings since we didn't have such an opportunity like that again.

with even 200 drones per day, we can totally destroy all US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain within a week each (with 10% success rate and assuming 2 impacts per building). but somehow this doesn't happen.

Weren't there large-scale Iranian speedboat and drone exercises meant to show the capabilities for intercepting enemy ships carried out not too long ago?

 

[tsunset]

@F-22Raptor
You quick to report this - yet when your nation kills innocent and children - you remain quiet?
Stop the selective concern. The member has a right to opinion and you cannot and wont silence members because they wont brown nose the American line.
Grow up

I'm not saying this randomly for free also

They bombed a barrack this morning and killed 10 soldiers

And 2 hours ago they bombed a child cancer hospital

Both inside Iran

Attacking a US barrack is a proportionate response

 

[Persian Gulf]

No, my comment was hypothetical based on a scenario where the US faces a competent adversary, not our Army or the IRGC. My point was that there is no such thing as "well-defended" when you're in the middle of the ocean and your adversary can overwhelm your defenses.

say what you want about disparities in funding, which is obviously true, but the level of incompetence in the army branches is far above anything in the IRGC, which is already high.

especially the IRIN, the most incompetent commanders in the world are concentrated there. first Khanzadi lost half our navy during peacetime, then Irani basically abandoned our entire navy at port and watched them get sunk one by one.

the air force did a little better, and at least carried out one brave attack which killed 6 Americans and injured dozens more, but not much better.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Weren't there large-scale Iranian speedboat and drone exercises meant to show the capabilities for intercepting enemy ships carried out not too long ago?

that is a bit different to saturation missile / drone strikes.

Iran still has a sizeable number of speedboats, and USN ships still do not come closer than 200-300km from Iran's coasts.

 

[Musings]

I'm not saying this randomly for free also

They bombed a barrack this morning and killed 10 soldiers

And 2 hours ago they bombed a child cancer hospital

Both inside Iran

Attacking a US barrack is a proportionate response

I think civilan targets are now a legitimate response. In fact the day they murdered 156 little girls - it became legitimate

 

[VCheng]

Attacking a US barrack is a proportionate response

There is no requirement of proportionality in war. Iran must fight with ALL the means at its disposal. Why the wait and restraint?

 

[KAL-EL]

It doesn't matter how well-defended they are, give me a way to track them in real-time and I'm sure all their defenses can be overwhelmed eventually.

I would fire 100 cruise missiles, 1,000 drones and 50 AShBMs at each CSG. Then we will see how well-defended they are. If they succeeded this round, I'd do the same next round. I am on the land with resources to produce more missiles and drones, and they're in the middle of the ocean. Who do you think will win eventually?

Iran's major problem is lack of real-time data.

What you say is possibly true, however Iran doesn't have the capability to do that

 

[VCheng]

that is a bit different to saturation missile / drone strikes.

Iran still has a sizeable number of speedboats, and USN ships still do not come closer than 200-300km from Iran's coasts.

But surely the US ships escorting shipping and blocks in SoH are much closer than 200 km?

 

[BananaRepublic]

Trump threatens to destroy Iran's bridges and power plants and calls Iranian sick scum lunatics yesterday and now he thanks Iran for its goodwill gesture

He’s made that up as an excuse for another MoU.

Asim Munir should unhook the phone.