UKBengali
Elite Member
Israel is not holding back, and is focussed on destroying real capability. That is not the case with Iran. I don't fully understand Iran's approach. It may be a limitation in their mosaic approach ? With the exception of taking out the radars, there is not a coherent approach to the targeting of targets in Israel as if there is no real strategy? Difficult to say. At this point, given what Israel has attacked, Iran should have by now destroyed all of Israel power generation and oil infrastructure targets, but it has at best made 1 or 2 hits, and then seems to think that is it?
Odd - they learnt some things from the 12day war, but there obviously needs more work to be done.
Only thing I can think of is that attacks with cluster missiles are harder to stop.
However Iran knows that Zio-US is now rationing interceptors and they are not even expending interceptors to stop cluster missiles.
Iran just needs to spend 3-4 days like I say focusing on purely industrial targets, as 40-50 missiles now will probably mean 10-15 minimum get through and cause severe damage.
Also Zio-US may expend 100 precious interceptors to stop these as they head for critical infrastructure targets and so depletion becomes even worse for them.
I still cannot see any logic clustering the settlers in Tel Aviv apart from an emotional feel-good, but it harms Iran as it means they cannot then target critical Zionist infrastructure in Palestine.










