mangekyo
Trusted Member
That’s completely fine and was always expected.They are going to continue having this advantage over us throughout the war, you know
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That’s completely fine and was always expected.They are going to continue having this advantage over us throughout the war, you know
Fog of war!the largest helicopter fleet in the region was destroyed in a week? what happened to the Eagle 44 base? only IRGC SSM bases can protect their assets?
I am not asking the air force to conduct daring raids into enemy territory...
can you tell me what the air force has been doing the last 2 weeks? didn't they used to show Karrar drone with an AAM? they can't use even this now to target helicopters in an area they knew for 30+ hours would be a big focus?
it's legitimate to criticise and ask questions.
No clue to be honest. We're just spectators at the end of the day.Is it me or it still hasn’t even gotten to that level of all out war war more of war of attrition only Hezbollah and idf are fighting on the ground but I think if there a land invasion I think situations in Iraq will definitely change and Houthis might do something unexpected by sending people into Saudi Arabia which I can see that not saying a large force but small numbers of teams to commit certain acts in the country
Cool story bro.The problem here is that war is not a football match.
I will remind you of what I learned from a chief when I was active duty: In a fight, you win not by fighting under the opponent's rules, but by forcing him to fight under yours, and cheating is allowed.
Holy lord…can’t get better views