black_cats
Elite Member
Yesterday Iran announced it would begin targeting US companies. This appears to be the first strike carried out under that threat.
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In a non-nuclear conventional exchange of ordinances, I think Iran having those number is a very good deterrence. I don't believe Tel Aviv has been impacted by 100 500 kg-1 ton warhead throughout this war yet. My impression with Iran is that the ballistics missiles are being launched primarily from the missile bases; hence the restriction on when and how many can be launched throughout this war due to the concentration of the known locations of the launch being monitored constantly by her enemies. Iran doesn't seem to build a lot of those independent one-time use ground silos like how the American and Russian have with the ground silos for their ICBM. Having hundreds or even thousands of those ground silos dispersed throughout the country would have enable Iran to fire more missiles in a single wave then what we are seeing now. I remember reading about the Iraqi Scud launch during the gulf war; they even camouflaged the missiles and launched them from commercial or even residential buildings. As for the oil crisis, fortunately in Viet Nam we are doing fine due to us having domestic oil deposit reserves for another 30 years not to mention our oil deposit reserves in Siberia through joint venture with the Russian, and our domestic refineries capacity is enough to meet our domestic demands. Another good thing is that we have started to dump the gasoline vehicles and move toward EV.If the day arrives where there is zero interceptors, and they were under a serious threat of destruction then Iran will surely suffer the fate of Tehran being nuked. Missile stocks will dwindle on both sides, with every additional US/Israeli attack they are most likely taking out far more than can be reproduced in the short term.
Even if Tel Aviv had 500 missiles hit it, most of the city will still remain, and given the amount of missiles Iran has fired this week that seems unlikely. Which just shows how pointless and most likely a stalemate will occur and all that death and suffering just to be back in the same position they started in, just both weakened and new enemies made.
We are getting to the point now that lots of poorer countries are starting to suffer, fuel rationing, planned blackouts etc which is only the start of a bad situation. Us people in wealthier countries will be fine, I might have to pay an extra £50 to fill up every 3 weeks and food etc might jump up a few percent but any middle income nation can handle that, so as usual it's the poorest that suffer.
Look at the fuel situ down unda due to this Iran war. Last year they expelled the Iranian ambassador from Canberra on a false flag which they orchestrated with the Mossad. Iran should not forget Aussie misbehavior last year.If you don't have solar panels and battery, you are going to pay higher in electricity bills to charge your cars. Electricity price is bound to increase with the oil price increase.
Or the Philippines?You never heard of Japan?
Yeah, the Japs will be all out on US side if war between US and China breaks out in East Asia, it will be their desire not necessarily forced. But, SK will likely stay out.You never heard of Japan?
stop being disingenuous, direct fire is coming from gulf arab air and landThey have been flying missions out of there and that too actively, especially from Italy.
US does launch and recover aircraft from Japan and South Korea, they stay a few hours in the region, recover and then fly back up a few days later.
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