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

Nora Kushti......

How many Israeli Generals killed ok leave how many jews killed 40 injured only....they push Iran back for 20 years destroyed their nuckear facilities soreaded radiation top generals killed and this is for only allowed to pass few missile on abondoned building for the sake of Iranian mullahs to remain in position so that they claim they retaliated.....

Why not they send 100 missiles to Israeli nuclear plants or armed forces H.Q.....?
Iran faces Israel, the proxy of the West. Thats a far more difficult challenge then facing India. Iran has also absorbed blows and responded within 24 hours, something Pakistan failed to do for four days. Iranian missiles have to to travel a lot of territory and overcome opposition from Israel, US and their Arab slaves, again a challenge Pakistan doesnt have.

So have some perspective.
 
You understand that China had an empire that stretched from the Sea of Japan to the borders of Persia multiple times throughout history?

I don't care to continue this conversation here. Your point of view is based on wishful thinking and completely divorced from reality. This is a thread about Iran's war with Israel.
So why do you involve Arabs in all your post and derail the thread with your off topic posts?
 
more ballistic missiles are still being launched from Iran
Over 100 missiles launched so far and all videos of the impacts seem to be from 2 or 3 missiles from different angles. It doesn't make sense. Maybe Israel has shut down the internet?
 
For real, Iran is using WW2 era weapons. What about to Bavar, Khordad, Tabas, S-300, TOR, Dezful, and tens of other systems Iran has unveiled?

Hell where is Skyguard (automated AAA with radar and IO)?
yes where is Iranian Skyguard
Our skyguard worked around the clock to blast dozens of Israeli drones during May
 

'No casualties but people were injured. And quite a lot of destruction'

Night picture of the Tel Aviv skyline as Iranian missiles are intercepted in the black sky


Image source, Getty Images

A journalist for Israel's Haaretz newspaper and a resident of Tel Aviv, Gideon Levy, has just spoken to the BBC about Iran's missile attacks on the city earlier this evening.

In an interview for Newshour, Levy, who had been seeking refuge in a public shelter in the city, says: "We heard quite loud the explosions. Not a very pleasant feeling.''

Asked whether the Iranian missiles had been intercepted or hit the ground, he adds: "Part were intercepted, but part fall (sic).

"There were at least two cases where they fell directly on buildings and destroyed them partially. There are no casualties but people were injured. And quite a lot of destruction.''
 

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