SolarWarden
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I think he's talking about AAA. Since I don't think any Israeli aircraft actually flew over Tehran then exactly what are they firing at? Cruise missiles?if the AD is doing nothing how come we don't see any impacts?
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I think he's talking about AAA. Since I don't think any Israeli aircraft actually flew over Tehran then exactly what are they firing at? Cruise missiles?if the AD is doing nothing how come we don't see any impacts?
impact in Tehran
seems like a very light impact. consistent with a drone rather than a missile
Iran barely has air defenses, and what it does have aren't a real threat to Israel.What if this these waves are just to deplete Iranian air defense and actual strikes are coming later?
And what if they are just waiting for Iran to start showing its launchers so that they can kill them before Iran launches any missiles?
I think he's talking about AAA. Since I don't think any Israeli aircraft actually flew over Tehran then exactly what are they firing at? Cruise missiles?
Are those purported targets over Tehran?i wish i could show you guys outside view of my window view here in Tehran over the city, total calmness...
those videos must be from that first wave or some minutes after it like 15-20 min after it.
impact in Tehran
seems like a very light impact. consistent with a drone rather than a missile
Nothing that could do much to Air Launched ballistics but that’s besides the point - it seems to be a case of more this from both sidesIran barely has air defenses, and what it does have aren't a real threat to Israel.
So no.
Israel and Iran are going tit for tat, because neither side wants a serious open war, because neither side can afford it.
Iran barely has air defenses, and what it does have aren't a real threat to Israel.
So no.
Israel and Iran are going tit for tat, because neither side wants a serious open war, because neither side can afford it.
Probably not true.Only reason you are seeing that is due to civilian or possible press reporter sitting on rooftops.
Now imagine the strikes that we aren’t seeing or hearing about across Iran because they occurring in remote secure military installations.
And that is in real-life like Iran wins, on points, final result...Iran barely has air defenses, and what it does have aren't a real threat to Israel.
So no.
Israel and Iran are going tit for tat, because neither side wants a serious open war, because neither side can afford it.