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

[Starlord]

 

[Shags101]

not sure why decoy would have one of the missiles pointing in a different direction, unless its like a bad one.

my guess is its a real one, but used as a decoy since its out of service. again im no expert here

Or it’s a really good one and that’s why it’s missile is pointing in a different direction to give the effect of an actual AD system

 

[Navid09]

Or it’s a really good one and that’s why it’s missile is pointing in a different direction to give the effect of an actual AD system

its not supposed to be, all 3 are supposed to be pointing in same direction. the third one actually looks disconnected, like its just resting on there.

 

[Shags101]

its not supposed to be, all 3 are supposed to be pointing in same direction. the third one actually looks disconnected, like its just resting on there.

……..take it up with real experts I’m tired if a big explosion happens in Israel rage me or actually anyone rag me so I don’t have to go through 30 pages night sir

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Recent IRGC ballistic strikes successfully neutralized the headquarters and production facility of Aero Sol, located in the Sgula Industrial Zone of Petah Tikva (32.10712, 34.88451).

Aero Sol is not a civilian target; it is a specialized defense contractor that manufactures the Aerosol G2 and Aero-Sentinel series. These are ultra-quiet, low-acoustic signature tactical drones used specifically by IDF elite special units and the US military for covert ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) and target acquisition.

These drones have been documented in operations against Iranian and Lebanese targets since 2025. By leveling this factory, the IRGC has decapitated a primary source of the silent surveillance assets that provide the real-time data used for Israeli airstrikes.

 

[Shags101]

Unintercepted Iranian cluster missile said to cause damage but no injuries in 10 sites

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www.timesofisrael.com

Unintercepted missile I’m starting to think I’m right they will sacrifice their cities to protect vital areas
@Persian Gulf @Immortals @Falcon29

 

[Al-Zakir]

I think Iran plan is drive Jew out of occupied Palestine by making their daily life hell. It's a tiny nation and not much place to move around. Comfort loving coward Jews would not want to stay in war zone for long time. They aren't as resilient as Muslims.

 

[hussain0216]

Well if he wasn't difficult he'd still have a job, right?

Its his job to be difficult and not be a YES man for Hegseth and trump

 

[Shags101]

I think Iran plan is drive Jew out of occupied Palestine by making their daily life hell. It's a tiny nation and not much place to move around. Comfort loving coward Jews would not want to stay in war zone for long time. They aren't as resilient as Muslims.

Ok before I really go to sleep I think half the “religious” Jews are now hiding in plain sight in south Florida f me

 

[BigMela2onin]

its not supposed to be, all 3 are supposed to be pointing in same direction. the third one actually looks disconnected, like its just resting on there.

Most likely bought from some scrapyard in eastern europe to serve as a decoy. The 3rd launcher rail was probably damaged long ago. Like I said, Iran never had the Kub in service.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Unintercepted Iranian cluster missile said to cause damage but no injuries in 10 sites

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www.timesofisrael.com

Unintercepted missile I’m starting to think I’m right they will sacrifice their cities to protect vital areas
@Persian Gulf @Immortals @Falcon29

they are consistently failing to intercept cluster munitions

either they can't or they don't want to

 

[东风夜放花千树]

Attacking civilian infrastructure energy hospitals schools are war crimes Trump wants to take Iran to the some age and he has said that would be his goal
I’m assuming an actual general who believes in morals would say and I actually believe American military does have morals not like the idf

Sorry, I don't believe it.

It is important for a country's military to know what they are fighting for.

Many people who join the U.S. military do so for the bills and college expenses; many American soldiers are not fighting for the nation's interests because the U.S. has not taken good care of these soldiers. For example, U.S. military uniforms and housing require payment.

According to publicly available news reports, two American soldiers fought for the interests of the United States, but they were treated very unfairly.

On February 25, 2024, Aaron Bushnell set himself on fire in front of the Israeli Embassy in the United States to protest the genocide committed by the U.S. and Israel in the Gaza Strip.

On March 4, 2026, U.S. retired Marine Corps veteran Brian McKinnis erupted in a heated protest during a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee. He stood up and shouted: Americans do not want their children to fight for Israel! Senator Tim Sheehy caused McKinnis’s arm to be injured during the struggle.

These two American soldiers were fighting for the interests of the United States. Aaron Bushnell wanted to protect America’s international image. Brian McKinnis wanted the U.S. to not be controlled by Israel.

Pete Hegseth’s resume is insufficient to command a military, yet he became the U.S. Secretary of War. Nearly 20 generals in the U.S. military have resigned or been dismissed. Trump is taking control of the forces.

If another country attacks the United States, I believe moral Americans will join the military. At that time, the U.S. military would have morality. But the current U.S. military has become a toy of Israel. So now, the U.S. military attacking Middle Eastern countries is not honorable and carries no glory.

 

[东风夜放花千树]

According to Russia's RT news agency:

"On April 2 local time, Russia, China, and France were effectively blocking a draft resolution proposed by Arab countries, which calls for the UN Security Council to authorize member states to take military action against Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Russia, China, and France expressed opposition to any wording that authorizes the use of force." — The New York Times cited a diplomat and a senior UN official reporting on the matter.

The report stated that the draft resolution, drafted by Bahrain and supported by Gulf Arab countries, was expected to be voted on April 3 local time. However, it is not yet clear whether a few extra hours of diplomatic efforts can persuade these three veto-wielding countries to agree to the resolution. Russia, China, and France are all permanent members of the Security Council with veto power. According to diplomats, the 10 non-permanent members also have differences on this resolution.

After weeks of closed-door negotiations, the current draft resolution has been revised to its fourth version. The deadlock is caused by the wording that, with prior notification to the Security Council, authorizes member states "at the national level or through voluntary multinational naval partnerships" to take all necessary measures "to ensure safe passage and prevent any attempts to close, hinder, or otherwise interfere with international navigation in the Strait of Hormuz."

 

[ShapurII]

they are consistently failing to intercept cluster munitions

either they can't or they don't want to

They probably don't want to and are not falling for our tactic because they're low on interceptors.

Also, the damage seems to be minimal from most of the photos that I have seen.
Most of our bomblets have pretty light warheads, probably in the 20kg-30kg range.

 

[SolarWarden]

Its his job to be difficult and not be a YES man for Hegseth and trump

Difficult doesn't mean only refusing to be an aye mon it could have been other issues like trust. Maybe he was close to former General Mark Milley a General who would be in prison if it wasn't for Bidens autopen pardoning him.