Watandar
Trusted Member
This just means instead of 1, you need 2-3 drones to do the job.
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It is more to do with the era we live in and the baseline standard of living with technological advancements of mankind.How did every other empire in history fall in that case? Why is the US so special that it can sustain its own imperial project indefinitely without consequence?
Midterms have a limited impact on the Iran war. The real reasons are lack of military options, lack of offensive and defensive missiles and the vulnerability of the GCC to Iranian attack. That won't change for many years.It seems the U.S. will be HEAVILY bombing Iran after the mid terms. Trump wants to avoid rocking the boat before then to avoid hurting his parties chances any more than he already has.
But after mid terms, Trump is a free unchained man to do whatever he wishes with no political repercussions




Old Grandpa Rezai is back with his threats and bluster
Back in April 2025 he made another fake threat
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@Persian Gulf
I'm unfortunately inclined to agree with you.It seems the U.S. will be HEAVILY bombing Iran after the mid terms. Trump wants to avoid rocking the boat before then to avoid hurting his parties chances any more than he already has.
But after mid terms, Trump is a free unchained man to do whatever he wishes with no political repercussions
Midterms have a limited impact on the Iran war. The real reasons are lack of military options, lack of offensive and defensive missiles and the vulnerability of the GCC to Iranian attack. That won't change for many years.
They could but they won't, Democrats are controlled opposition for the Republican ruling party, nothing more.The midterms do actually have an impact of the war. If Democrats seize the House and the Senate, they could pass a bill in the House of Representatives to end funding the war,
Will simply never happen.and if they could gain a limited number of Senate Republicans to join them, they could gain the 60 votes needed to override the presidential veto.
Iranian hackers shut down UK power plant
Iran shut down a British power plant for four days in an unprecedented cyber attack, The Telegraph can disclose.
It is thought to be the first time that hackers affiliated to the Iranian government have succeeded in closing down such a facility in the UK, and believed to be the most successful cyber attack of its kind.
The Telegraph understands that the incident took place at the same time as a series of attacks on US water infrastructure last month, which affected 12 states and caused concern in the White House.
British officials refused to be drawn on which power plant had been affected, citing security concerns, but it is understood that the facility was disabled for four days while staff fought to bring it back online.
It is understood that the plant affected was relatively small and that the outage had no impact on the UK's wider power supply or energy generation.
In response, the Government briefed the chief executives of power companies and wrote to businesses with advice, direction and next steps.
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