ToddE
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never been proven wrong about IRIAF in his published articles.
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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never been proven wrong about IRIAF in his published articles.
Ibbi32
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Wingzero30
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I am beginning to find it odd now that it only appears to be mainly trump doing all the press conferences while his evil partner in crime satanyahoo is nowhere to be seen ??
That's what I think, UAE has done a lot of damage to middle eastern countries and african ones as well.
1-have been supporting rapid forces militia in Sudan
2-supporting somalialnd in somalia
3- supporting ethiopia against egypt ( dam case)
4-supporting yemeni militia
5-supporting jews against palestinians
6-supporting druze in syria
etc.
fallschirmjager786
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Ibbi32
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Us should demand india send navy to strait to keep russian oil exemptions. Then watch the iranians humiliate the in
black_cats
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Satellite Images of UAE Air Base Reveal Possible Heavy Losses After Iranian Attacks
Defense ExpressMarch 15, 2026
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New satellite images have emerged that allow us to assess the scale of possible damage after the Iranian attack - it could be billions of dollars in losses, if we take into account the lost SAAB GlobalEye multi-role airborne early warning & control (AEW&C) aircraft, strategic reconnaissance UAVs as well as other valuable equipment that could have been damaged or destroyed
Satellite images of Al-Dhafra air base in the United Arab Emirates after the Iranian attacks have appeared on the network. This air base is used not only by the UAE armed forces, but also by the US and France military.It is likely that kamikaze drones, such as the Shahed-136, were used to damage the air base. According to the latest available data, as of Tuesday, March 10, 90 strike drones out of 1,475 and only 2 ballistic missiles out of 262 had reached targets in the UAE.
In particular, satellite images show two hit hangars where MQ-4C Triton strategic reconnaissance drones belonging to the US Navy were supposed to be located. They are actively used for reconnaissance and surveillance of Iran.
Also, two hangars were hit where MQ-9 Reaper strike drones were supposed to be located, which probably also belong to the US Air Force. They are actively used to strike ballistic missile launchers, aircraft at airfields and other targets in Iran.
But, perhaps, the most significant loss could have been caused by the destruction of three hangars where the SAAB GlobalEye multi-role AEW&C aircraft could be located. They belong to the UAE Air Force, which has only 5 such aircraft in total.
Unlike previous hits, these images show characteristic signs of the hangars burning from the inside. This may indicate the destruction of the equipment that could be inside.
It cannot be ruled out that all the hangars could be empty, since all this aviation equipment is actively used in operations, staying in the air for dozens of hours.
Given this, it is currently impossible to assess the real damage from the Iranian attacks. However, if we calculate to the maximum, and assume that each of the hangars had the appropriate equipment, then the amount of potential losses from the loss of expensive equipment can be impressive.
The total cost of the UAE's SAAB GlobalEye AEW&C platforms, purchased under several contracts, could be $2.3 billion - that is, about $460 million per aircraft. If 3 such aircraft were destroyed, this gives a loss of $1.38 billion.
MQ-4C Triton unmanned maritime intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR) and targeting UASs for the US Navy under the latest contract from March 2025 were purchased for about $133 million per unit. That is, if we really assume that 2 such UAVs were destroyed, the amount of losses would be about $266 million.
Cheaper, but no less important are the MQ-9 Reaper medium-altitude long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicles, they were ordered for the US Air Force at a price of about $ 40 million per unit. That is, if 2 such UAVs were really destroyed, the amount of damage would be 80 million.
In summary, if we count only the aircraft itself that could have been hit, not taking into account equipment, hangars, weapons, etc., the total amount of damage is over $ 1.7 billion. However, there is currently no confirmation that the corresponding equipment was located in the hangars.
But the very fact of the destruction of 7 sites of such equipment at once, at such a large and important air base for the region, says a lot about the air defense and its ability to counter strike drones. It is worth noting that these are not the only defeats on the territory of the air base, there are other affected hangars and barracks.
At present, it is impossible to accurately determine and assess the real damage that Iran has caused to the US and the countries of the region with its strikes. But it is obvious that the damage can be significant, and its restoration will take years as well as require billions of dollars.
Satellite Images of UAE Air Base Reveal Possible Heavy Losses After Iranian Attacks | Defense Express
New satellite images have emerged that allow us to assess the scale of possible damage after the Iranian attack - it could be billions of dollars in losses, if we take into account the lost SAAB GlobalEye multi-role airborne early warning & control (AEW&C) aircraft, strategic reconnaissance UAVs...
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Ibbi32
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This was always stupid to me 100 TLAMs to knock out a single airfield
in the first days of 1973 we ****** the israeliis up but again u.s rushed to help through operaton nickel grass
Operation Nickel Grass - Wikipedia
we ***** them up real bad that we were burning them with flamethrower inside their bunkers.
that probably was the only israeeli survivor from the bunkers
Kyussis
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He claims to know what aircraft had what loadout at what particular time. I highly doubt IRIAF Intelligence unit is ok with exact data 0being fed to any one much less a guy like BT.
Hakwa Nadro
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Here’s what happened today
We will be closing this live page soon, but our nonstop coverage will continue on a new page.In the meantime, here are some of today’s top developments:
- Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps issued a warning that it will hit US-affiliated industries in the Middle East, urging workers and residents in surrounding areas to evacuate.
- US President Donald Trump warned NATO faces a “very bad future” if allies fail to assist in opening the Strait of Hormuz with naval deployments.
- Japan, Australia, Germany, Greece, UK, Italy, Netherlands, and the European Union ruled out getting involved in the Israeli-US war on Iran.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister says Abbas Araghchi said the Strait of Hormuz is open but “closed to our enemies” and denied any contact with with US envoy Steve Witkoff.
- Iran’s Brigadier-General Abolfazl Shekarchi warned against another attack on its Kharg Island, days after the US said it struck military facilities there.
- About 200 US troops have been injured during the war on Iran including 10 “seriously wounded”, according to US Central Command.
Iran war updates: Trump chastises nations for lack of Hormuz ‘enthusiasm’
These were the updates about the US-Israeli war on Iran on Monday, March 16, 2026.
I am starting to believe he's schizophrenic....
