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

[maxpane]

And this is the part that should be concerning - just how much are the GCC willing to tolerate before their posture changes from defensive to offensive?

People still think they are weak and don't have the balls. Man, if they start an offensive once enough is enough, then Iran would have a huge force to reckon with

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Btw - the USA is now moving Patriot stocks / batteries from South Korea to Israel ... ( As per TYT Video as source ).

It was first reported by the South Korean media.

 

[RescueRanger]

People still think they are weak and don't have the balls. Man, if they start an offensive once enough is enough, then Iran would have a huge force to reckon with

This.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Why would targeting anything in the Arab states be a major factor in a ceasefire when the Americans don't care for the Arab infra and Israelis would actually be glad for the destruction? The bases are heavily protected and if casualties/destruction happening there then that's part of the war and factored in; they would not be a major factor for a ceasefire.
As I have said multiple times here: Either increasing number of American casualties and/or major destruction in Israel would be force a ceasefire, that is if Iran would agree to a ceasefire after what happened since Saturday. The third, more distant factor is economic pain America itself.
Nah, I don't see a desire by Israel/America for a ceasefire at this stage.

this person you are arguing with, could be an Indian

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

It was first reported by the South Korean media.

importantly, clearly, IR have not lost many TEL launchers!

 

[Bengal71]

Source is international think tank.

Yes, but it doesn't look to be correct. If Iran fires 500+ missiles on those four countries only in 2 days, then how many missiles they fired all together? If it's a 1000, then they will run out in 20 days if they have 20000 missiles. That think tank is probably exaggerating.

 

[RescueRanger]

Iran, I beg you, start carpet bombing Tel Aviv and Haifa, annihilate their entire neighbourhoods. It's the only language these demons understand. Please.

Carpet bombing requires strategic bombers. I think you mean saturation strikes using missiles.

 

[RescueRanger]

Yes, but it doesn't look to be correct. If Iran fires 500+ missiles on those four countries only in 2 days, then how many missiles they fired all together? If it's a 1000, then they will run out in 20 days if they have 20000 missiles. That think tank is probably exaggerating.

It's correct.

 

[Meengla]

Wish that the Hezbollah of 2023 was here to fight this regional war with Iran together, the Hezbollah when Nasrallah was still alive......
But we're stuck with the nearly-defanged Hezbollah of 2026.

This war would not happen if the Hezbollah of 2023 was present in Lebanon. I am sure of that: This war did not happen for decades before 2026.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

importantly, clearly, IR have not lost many TEL launchers!

According to Iran, they are first depleting their old missiles from the inventory.

They do have a lot more credibility than the US and Israel.

 

[RescueRanger]

This war would not happen if the Hezbollah of 2023 was present in Lebanon. I am sure of that: This war did not happen for decades before 2026.

I think we can all agree the great problem here is Israel and it's desire for blood.

 

[mulj]

Exactly! Its obvious Iranians knew attack could come any time. Iran's whole battle plan is based on concealing weapon systems, underground facilities, and then ambush tactics, they would have 100s of decoys mixed with real launchers. US has wasted billions of worth expensive missiles on decoys too while also hitting significant number of real ones.

Iran's offensive capability is far from over!

I bet the day americans say its over and leave. After 3 days Iran will conduct a ballistic missile test of new type!

I think that they abandoned whole concept of reloading capable TEL's, it is not logical and it is more cost effective and life preserving personal to use disposable ones it is 20.000-40.000 dollars more per launch but it saves lives of skilled operators.
What i see where iranians have lack of success is inability to perform at least one successful SAMBUSH for enemy and I hope that they will eventually but removing drones from the sky should be their priority no1 thot is what make most of the troubles for field operations.

 

[Falcon29]

Israeli censorship is so severe, that now they even turned off their alert system

It's psychological warfare to make their enemies think not even a window is scratched

International cams are only allowed to stream from West Bank, pointing camera at Tel Aviv where you can barely make the city out

No filming is allowed in central Negev area and south of country

New policies since 12 day war where Haifa Port hits and Tel Aviv ones were filmed clearly

 

[bengalcdn]

This.

It depends, the gulf armies are weak and incompetent as demonstrated by their performance in Yemen against the Houthis. I highly doubt they could take on Iran by themselves but together with US and Israel yes that would be overwhelming for iran

 

[maxpane]

You can have all type of missiles,rocket and dronea but without strong airforce it just futile. Airforce is the backbone of every doctrine people like it ir not