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

I would be cautious and double what was viewed as the likely success rate. So 45ish strikes were seen/recorded I would say around 90 got through. That makes it 50/50 which are not bad odds.

The main challenge is hitting accurately with the needed destructive power to do the desired damage. Might need more advance BMs for those. I would hope they are taking this time to build up stocks, back up production facilities and preparing defensively.
we know the main targets and these line up with the videos we saw. I am fairly confident in the 40-45 / 180 estimate ( = 25%).

this was a big improvement over the first strike (9-10 impacts / 120 ballistic missiles = c. 8%).

the success rate should increase with each strike given depletion of ABM inventories. 10-25% success rate in the first two strikes is acceptable, especially given the trajectory of increased success. the issue was accuracy (500m+ CEP) and lack of destructive impact, not defeating the ABM shield.
 
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Then fire 1,500.
Problem solved.


Does not work like out.

After 300-400 missiles are fired Zio-US would be totally out of interceptor missiles and all the rest would go through.

So with 1500, you are likely to get 1200 going through and causing "catastrophic" damage if armed with heavy warheads and aimed at targets like factories, power/water stations etc.
 
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reality 90% of the missiles went through with ease

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nobody should listen to "Persian gulf".

this is the video of Nevatim showing 30-35 impacts

you have no idea what you are talking about
 
reality 90% of the missiles went through with ease

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nobody should listen to "Persian gulf".

Correct. And this is the stuff that is leaked by mistake. The other stuff is propaganda lapped up and regurgitated here.

At the end, the proof is in the pudding. After TP2 Zionia did nothing meaningful.
 
Where is the source for these sweeping comments. All this data is based on Zionist anti-Iranian propaganda. @Waz @Musings

I do agree it seems rather high. Do we have a source for it? Or is the magical zion wand from Harry Potter?
 
I do agree it seems rather high. Do we have a source for it? Or is the magical zion wand from Harry Potter?
it's all well documented and widely accepted in professional circles that don't rely on unsourced propaganda claims

c. 30-35 impacts at Nevatim (corroborated by the videos from the day where we count c. 30 impacts):

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at least 8 impacts seen at Tel Nof air base:

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2 other missiles landed in Tel Aviv, one was 500m from Mossad HQ and one hit side of a road:

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these are all the missile impacts we have any form of visual evidence of. around 40 in total. not to say that more impacts are impossible but these line up with Iranian statements of their targets and nothing else was caught on video or revealed in satellite imagery.

source of 180 ballistic missiles being fired in total:



now ask those who disagree to substantiate their claims that there were more impacts. they will not be able to (and I doubt they will even try, they just like to sling mud at others).
 

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