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

[Mobius]

 

[ShapurII]

Sure.....close to its borders anyone can provide AD/ CAS.

Not really. The USAF will establish air superiority over our airspace and neighboring countries in less than 24 hours, completely neutralizing our CAS and logistics.

 

[Immortals]

 

[Mobius]

 

[F.O.X]

if Iran cannot inflict damage on israel during this skirmish, it will give zions freehand to do whatever they want.

 

[unconventional]

The problem is that Iranian attacks don't bite as they should. Israeli attacks do bite, but ours don't. They are mostly done for propaganda purposes than actual tactical victories.

We have the theoretical capability to unleash hell on Israel but our lack of nuclear deterrence limits our options when shit hits the fan.

But we have known that. I’m assuming you think the regime should build a nuclear weapon, but that’ll take close to at least a year to build.

If you were one of the decision makers in Iran, how would you respond to Israel's attacks in the coming days? What specific actions would you take as a part of the response?

 

[Mobius]

 

[OldTwilight]

Nasr ( Victory ) is the new name of operation ,

 

[hasn2009]

The problem is that Iranian attacks don't bite as they should. Israeli attacks do bite, but ours don't. They are mostly done for propaganda purposes than actual tactical victories.

We have the theoretical capability to unleash hell on Israel but our lack of nuclear deterrence limits our options when shit hits the fan.

Feels like TP-1/2/3 were much harsher for Israel compared to TP 4/5.
IRGC's work has been commendable considering the size of her opponents.
But look at the way they talk, they probably don't even achieve 10% of what they say before launching any attack on Israel.

 

[OldTwilight]

Feels like TP-1/2/3 were much harsher for Israel compared to TP 4/5.

They have more censorship ... and They want to continue to win , so they endure ...

 

[unconventional]

This does not look like an interception

 

[ShapurII]

But we have known that. I’m assuming you think the regime should build a nuclear weapon, but that’ll take close to at least a year to build.

I'm afraid that ship has long sailed. Iran is currently incapable of accessing fissile material for a nuclear weapon.

Our 60% enriched uranium is in the form of UF6 gas, most likely damaged in the last year's strikes on our nuclear facilities. That's why Trump calls it "nuclear dust". The UF6 gas containers have been damaged most likely and it won't be easy to recover them.

That aside, our uranium conversion facilities have been destroyed. Even if we can access our 60%-HEU, it's still in the form of UF6 gas and has to be converted into uranium metal before it can be used in a nuclear device.

And we are assuming that Iran is already in possession of the technical know-how to assemble an implosion device, which is likely to be true but there's no guarantee that Iran's assembled device won't be a dud without a hot test.

If you were one of the decision makers in Iran, how would you respond to Israel's attacks in the coming days? What specific actions would you take as a part of the response?

I would go for Israeli infrastructure in tit for tat moves. Their petrochemical plants, refineries, water desalination plants, power plants. Not just in Israel, but throughout the region. Iran's only advantage against Israel is our sheer size and our number of vital infrastructure compared to Israel. They hit two of Iran's largest petrochemical plants today. I would hit two of their petrochemical plants or refineries in response.

I would heavily invest in bio-chemical weapons for the time being. Iran has top-notch knowledge in chemical weapons at least even though we have never produced them for ethical reasons. They are better than nothing after all. Right now Iran is defenseless when it comes to WMDs.

 

[Immortals]

 

[Immortals]

 

[ShapurII]

Feels like TP-1/2/3 were much harsher for Israel compared to TP 4/5.
IRGC's work has been commendable considering the size of her opponents.
But look at the way they talk, they probably don't even achieve 10% of what they say before launching any attack on Israel.

I think TP4 was rather focused on neighboring countries than Israel itself, which was a wise move at the time, but this time Iran needs to focus on Israel more than anybody else.

If Iran doesn't teach Israel a lesson, Israel will go against Iran solo next times, effectively denying Iran the excuse to respond to the US or Arab states near us. The US will continue to enforce a blockade on Iran, while Arabs will be just innocent bystanders unlike the last time.