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

[Persian Gulf]

Doesn’t sound too concerning for Iran. Middle of a flare up , Iran is huge , surely US has worked out paths to get these through . But the results are Iran has been able to launch BMs and the sweep. Before a launch took this out .

it shows the US is still able to use MALE UAVs to surveil missile sites deep inside Iran

 

[vizier]

Jordan is part of this war. They should be pressured constantly. Once in a while it should be attacked by shaheeds or similar by Iran even on unimportant targets to keep the pressore on this coloinal structure even active conflict gets into a pause with usa .

If pressure stops the colonial king of jordan will immediately try to escape the conflict like kuwait did by getting into some kind of allience with Pakistan or similar. Then Usa will bomb Iranian gas-oil sites unilaterally from ships and Jordan would not need to use its soil to attack Iran claiming impartiality and saving itself from Iranian counter attack under an allience umbrella.

If Jordan is attacked constantly by Iran or related groups like Yemen it cannot enter an allience being constantly in active conflict and save itself and constant pressures is kept on it. If pressure-bombings stops on jordan it will immediately join an allience like kuwait within a week or so. Bahrain is also in a similar position. Pressure should be kept on it.

 

[Immortals]

@Immortals you were saying?

enough of the childish games

You quote that account as well. Hell you quoted that account an hour ago. So not sure what you think you are proving.

I don’t vouch for the accounts I post. I pass along information as it happens in the fog of war. But you specifically sat and argued with me that the particular airbase in Jordan was hit and said you have analyzed enough satellite photos to determine a hit. You even confused two different airbases as one.

I will let you spot the difference in these two situations and how they differ.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Footage from Eilat shows a direct Iranian ballistic missile impact at King Hussein Airport in Aqaba, Jordan.

 

[FIsa]

it shows the US is still able to use MALE UAVs to surveil missile sites deep inside Iran

Yes but it didn’t make it back

 

[Persian Gulf]

You quote that account as well. Hell you quoted that account an hour ago. So not sure what you think you are proving.

I don’t vouch for the accounts I post. I pass along information as it happens in the fog of war. But you specifically sat and argued with me that the particular airbase in Jordan was hit and said you have analyzed enough satellite photos to determine a hit. You even confused two different airbases as one.

I will let you spot the difference in these two situations and how they differ.

my point was the size of the damage did not indicate there was not a hit, that's all. now there is better evidence that indicates that low res image did not show new damage but we know with a high degree of certainty that there were at least a few impacts. no need to try to score points about every thing in a childish way

 

[Persian Gulf]

Yes but it didn’t make it back

the US is using them as expendable assets instead of using manned jets

Western media claims the US had around 190 MQ-9s in its arsenal prior to the war

now Iran has downed c. 49 of them (26%), that still leaves 141 to go

 

[Immortals]

 

[Immortals]

 

[Persian Gulf]

major incident in Mashhad as car drives into large crowd, causing large number of casualties

 

[Persian Gulf]

Brent crude is over $95

 

[ShapurII]

Jordan is part of this war. They should be pressured constantly. Once in a while it should be attacked by shaheeds or similar by Iran even on unimportant targets to keep the pressore on this coloinal structure even active conflict gets into a pause with usa .

If pressure stops the colonial king of jordan will immediately try to escape the conflict like kuwait did by getting into some kind of allience with Pakistan or similar. Then Usa will bomb Iranian gas-oil sites unilaterally from ships and Jordan would not need to use its soil to attack Iran claiming impartiality and saving itself from Iranian counter attack under an allience umbrella.

If Jordan is attacked constantly by Iran or related groups like Yemen it cannot enter an allience being constantly in active conflict and save itself and constant pressures is kept on it. If pressure-bombings stops on jordan it will immediately join an allience like kuwait within a week or so. Bahrain is also in a similar position. Pressure should be kept on it.

For what it's worth, this war at least gave us the opportunity to hit a bunch of countries that we wanted to hit for a while, albeit not as hard as we expected. Jordan was on top of the list after TP1 and TP2.

 

[FIsa]

the US is using them as expendable assets instead of using manned jets

Western media claims the US had around 190 MQ-9s in its arsenal prior to the war

now Iran has downed c. 49 of them (26%), that still leaves 141 to go

Minus national guard reserves and minus actual deployable I bet number is 75-100 . But even if 141 they have proven to be training for Iranian crews for the f15 challenge . I can tell you that after taking out ~50 mq9 , f 15 are less safe in Iranian air space

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

the US is using them as expendable assets instead of using manned jets

Western media claims the US had around 190 MQ-9s in its arsenal prior to the war

now Iran has downed c. 49 of them (26%), that still leaves 141 to go

What has the primary weapon been to bring down the drones? I doubt AAA if the drones are operating anywhere above 45,000 feet.

 

[tsunset]

major incident in Mashhad as car drives into large crowd, causing large number of casualties

Watch out for the Pahlavi cultists rejoicing over that

To then claim that all Iranians inside Iran adheres to them