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

Not surprising but Iraqi Clergy is aligning with Mojtaba quickly, before anyone. Ayatollah Sistani called for Jihad as well I guess.

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I think mujtaba appointment is very important.. people will sympathize with him as his father was most loved person in country and around the world inside Muslim and he will unite the country. Because he is young and he represent the revenge inside the country
 
I wish it was true. Israel's ammonia plants, Oil infrastructure, nuclear plants, Military buildup at Lebanon border, USN Carrier are still operational.
I think Iran still has the ability to sink the US carrier, but they're saving it for later to control the escalation ladder for now. If the new Leader senses that Trump doubles down and is committed to a long ground invasion with lots of troops, then that's when the kid gloves comes off and any USN ship becomes fair game to destroy the invasion fleet before it makes landing.

The reason why I said this because 8-9 days into the war, Iran is still able to fire the big-ass Khoramshahr-4(K-4) missile without it being destroyed from the air strikes. This means the enemy doesn't have yet complete air superiority over Iran, let alone Air Supremacy. Which means Iran can fire anything they want now. Also, the big missiles still able to be launched means that these types of missiles along with the Hypersonic ASBMs are still safe and numerous, having avoided destruction by air strikes. So to target a carrier less than 400kms away from Iran's coasts and make a serious attempt at sinking it is doable, if the new SL orders it.

Probably would take 4-6 direct clean hits on the deck to punch multiple holes through it to ensure the multiple explosions ignite fires inside it to make it sink, but must be Mach 6 or above upon impact to have the kinetic damage for it?
 
🚨🇮🇷 BREAKING: Iran has struck Orot Rabin in Hadera, Israel's largest power station. Complete power outage reported in Tel Aviv.

Orot Rabin generates 2,590 MW, roughly 19% of Israel's total electricity capacity. It sits on the Mediterranean coast, 45 km north of Tel Aviv, and feeds power to the entire central Israeli grid.


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Any trace of how many AD missiles been fired or their cost so far?
 
Perhaps being held in reserve for the time being.
Even the carrier is still not being seriously targeted yet.

The Iranians are literally fighting a superpower and its lackey and surviving and fighting pretty well while still holding back a lot😄

Never expected to live a day when such brave heroes can survive so well against an enemy with a strong force, fighting back while still holding back.
 
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1 missile launched - 3 interceptors launched

Unsustainable rate of expenditure.



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The gulf states are having cardiac - no planes - no supplies. No planes means no people coming to holiday and spend. Absolute strangle hold. So they wanted American bases and let them be used to attack Iran? Now suffer the consequences.
 
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96% fall in Strait of Hormuz traffic, from 98 ships per day to 4

many of those still going through are in fact Iranian or Chinese

Is it possible that iranian oil will be going on Chinese ships so that America can't attack them?
 
As the "Iran War" enters its ninth day, the issue of precision-guided munitions stockpiles is gradually coming to the surface... The U.S. military's reserves of long-range stand-off attack weapons, such as the AGM-158 JASSM cruise missile, stockpiled to address a potential Taiwan Strait crisis, currently number just over 4,000, and in this military operation against Iran, 10% to 15% of this strategic reserve has already been consumed—roughly equivalent to the U.S. military's total annual production capacity for such munitions.Due to limited stockpiles and slow replenishment, the U.S. military has been using these high-end munitions in a "careful and calculated" manner. Additionally, with some tactical aircraft still relying on the shorter-range JDAM Joint Direct Attack Munition, fighters have had to approach targets more closely, not only increasing risks of short loiter times and difficulty covering targets, but also reducing overall strike efficiency.To ensure fighter safety, the U.S. and Israel have been launching from distant bases. Israeli pilots are averaging three sorties per day, flying 10,000 kilometers, spending 13-14 hours a day in the cockpit, relying solely on drug use to stay alert, yet managing to drop just 2 bombs per sortie for a total of 6 per day. In contrast, during the Gaza war, Israeli fighters could fly 5-6 sorties daily, and in extreme cases, drop 7-8 bombs per sortie.The Israeli Defense Forces' stockpile situation is even more dire. The IDF's inventory of even standard JDAM guided bombs has already bottomed out, and in recent airstrikes on Iranian residential areas, it has even been reported that they were forced to use unguided iron bombs—a weapon that not only drastically reduces the probability of destroying point targets in modern urban combat but also carries enormous risks of collateral casualties. At the same time, the IDF must also contend with ongoing Hezbollah harassment in southern Lebanon and widespread targets inside Iran, with munitions demands growing exponentially. To address this urgent crisis, the U.S. Department of Defense is urgently allocating 12,000 munitions to Israel to replenish its near-depleted stockpiles.In the realm of low-altitude kill chains, the U.S.-Israeli coalition forces are similarly facing stubborn resistance. A large number of armed reconnaissance drones have been shot down over Iran, and combined with stockpile limitations on precision-guided weapons, the coalition's speed in destroying Iran's mobile launchers falls far short of the levels seen in the previous Twelve-Day War, directly resulting in Iran retaining a considerable asymmetric counterstrike capability.Faced with the dual pressures of ineffective ground target clearance and munitions stockpiles, the U.S. military has been forced into a strategic adjustment, deploying a third carrier strike group to the theater and preparing to deploy strategic bombers. Although the B-1B Lancer has participated in airstrikes, due to fears of Iran's unknown but dense air defense network, these bombers dare not penetrate deep into its airspace and can only launch AGM-158 JASSM cruise missiles from stand-off ranges. However, with stand-off weapon stockpiles inherently limited, this "high-cost, low-penetration" mode of operations offers little in the way of meaningful changes to the battlefield situation. The conflict between the finite stockpiles of high-tech weaponry and the infinite demands of high-intensity attrition warfare is increasingly becoming the key constraint on the war's progress.
 
Be careful with this guy even though he is under heavy influenced by turkey and Pakistani But Israelis have lot of influence as well which you saw when Iranian president was assassinated while he was coming from his country after signing some gas pipe line or something like that.

Mypoint is it can be penetration operation
Iran should dismiss it and say, thanks, no !
 

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