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

[sharreman10]

Kuwait and the UAE getting pounded the last couple of days. My guess is that the deployed US forces are concentrated there.

 

[sharreman10]

Take this with a pinch of salt.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Am going to try...Again...

THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR AN AIR FORCE.

Yes - agree - One of the few times I think I will find myself in agreement with you...

 

[Ali_Baba]

This statement from the IRGC (if it was) does not correlate with the known facts as of now.

 

[Persian Gulf]

If recent rumours are to believed, not a matter of years but unfolding as we speak (F-15 shot down over Tehran)

Let’s return to this in a few hours

I hope you’re right, of course

 

[KingQamaR]

Sure, sounds like a very American narrative, and right now Iran seems to be more accurate when giving out info. US Centcom not even admitted to that destroyed E-3 yet....

This operation is totally 100% military success.

 

[Aggregate]

Interceptor decided join in, with its target.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Yasser76]

This operation is totally 100% military success.

Lets see. Need to look at US casualties if and when released. In terms of equipment lost, this was a disaster. In terms of an airman saved, it was a success.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Fox News reports, citing sources, that the rescued pilot sustained serious injuries during the rescue operation and is now in an unstable and extremely critical condition, with several special forces members involved in the operation also injured.

These details completely undermine the entire American narrative. The claim that U.S. forces blew up C-130 aircraft after they malfunctioned in the sand appears more like a cover-up attempt than a logical military explanation.

It is most likely that these aircraft were targeted and destroyed, which points to the Iranians succeeding in inflicting direct losses on the U.S. force during the rescue operation.

The American narrative is full of gaps and seems like a clear attempt to conceal the true extent of the losses.

 

[KingQamaR]

Lets see. Need to look at US casualties if and when released. In terms of equipment lost, this was a disaster. In terms of an airman saved, it was a success.

My brother. So from a military perspective it’s 100%. And people got wounded yes.

 

[Eşbah]

Keep the Strait of Hormuz closed and hit Arab oil and gas infrastructure for real.

Misleading train of thoughts. Opening the SoH and destroying the energy infrastructure of GCC is the current approach of IRGC - and it does make sense.

Freedom of navigation (FoN) is the only logical and credible argument the US has against Iran on a global stage right now.

It is not a coincidence that Iran is gradually opening the strait while destroying more and more production and storage facilities on the other side of the shore.

 

[Yasser76]

My brother. So from a military perspective it’s 100%. And wounded yes.

You need to forgive my scepticism here, but what we are seeing is US initially down playing any losses/damages like with the E-3 only for us to find out later things were much worse that US initially reported. I am betting that happens this time too....

 

[lightning f57]

Apparently they got stuck in the mud and hence could not lift off.

US sensational Hollywood scripting action ofcourse. Trumpy only amplifies it by 100

 

[Arash]

they lied about "firefights" and lied about "Stuck in mud"




1 hercules aircraft got struck with a missile and crash landed in that site,

several helicopter and another hercules got sent to the site and got hit on their way

then all the unopertional aircraft got abandoned

no "stuck in the mud" , no "hollywood style firefights" all none sense by US Media

There was an air attack in esfahan, nothing to do with the pilot rescue op.