ShapurII
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I think a lot of countries at this point, such as India, Republic of Azerbaijan, Emirates, Jordan and Iraq, think that Iran will go down and there will be no consequences for them after this.
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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RescueRanger
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UK has "Repositioned" its forces in the region to support "stability" operations:
mangekyo
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So you think this is just a show to make Israel look strong and for the Israeli public to celebrate him for defeating Iran?
onlinpunit
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Since last 40 years israel and iran are threatening and declaring to finish each other. Both are fighting each other via proxies in all over the middle East. Lebanon, syria, gaza, got destroyed because of this.
Now they have chance to fight one to one so go ahead and fight a final battle.
StormBreaker
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ShapurII
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My guess is 48-72 hours. The US will definitely join this mess. It has been the plan from day 1.
not_ahk
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Used J10 just as an example. In a net centric environment even a jf17 with pl15 can wreak havoc. The psychological impact and optics of a UK / German refueler going down over Iraq or Jordan would have shifted the calculus significantly.
Iran may have bought more advanced tech from russia to counter stealth having deeper pockets.
ShapurII
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Yes. All of this is really the US vs. Iran. They're just puffing up Israel for the whole region to be scared of them in future.
PakFactor
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OSINTdefender posted the same on X.
I wonder if we're looking at a coalition attack, or support for Israel to keep a chain of aerial bombardment going.
A client of mine confirmed through a relative whose son is in the Jordanian military that the monkey King of Jordan is providing an airbase for Israeli fighters to re-arm.
Also, reports say Russia targeted a Ukrainian oil refinery and supplies. So, let's see.
RescueRanger
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Gaza: Jabalia camp October 11th, 2023
Tel Aviv: October 14th, 2025:
You happy now Bibi? What did your madness achieve?
Tel Aviv: October 14th, 2025:
You happy now Bibi? What did your madness achieve?
Hack-Hook
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Fatman17
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Hope you are right
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Hayabusa
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Iran lauds 'new method' as missiles hit Israel's Tel Aviv, Haifa
TEL AVIV: Iranian missiles struck Israel's Tel Aviv and the port city of Haifa before dawn on Monday (Jun 16), destroying homes and fuelling concerns among world leaders at this week's G7 meeting that the battle between the two old enemies could lead to a broader regional conflict.
At least 5 people were killed in the latest Iranian strikes, national emergency service said, bringing Israel's death toll to at least 18 since Friday. At least 100 more were wounded in the overnight strikes, part of a wave of attacks by Tehran in retaliation for Israel's pre-emptive strikes targeting Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
Search and location operations were underway in Haifa where around 30 people were wounded, emergency authorities said, as dozens of first responders rushed to the strike zones. Fires were seen burning at a power plant near the port, media reported.
Video footage showed several missiles over Tel Aviv and explosions could be heard there and over Jerusalem. Several residential buildings in a densely populated neighbourhood of Tel Aviv were destroyed in a strike that blew out the windows of hotels and other nearby homes just a few hundred meters from the US Embassy branch in the city. The US ambassador said the building sustained minor damage, but there were no injuries to personnel.
Guydo Tetelbaun was in his apartment in Tel Aviv when the alerts came in shortly after 4am.
"As usual, we went into the (shelter) that's right across the street there. And within minutes, the door of the (shelter) blew in," the 31-year-old chef said.
"A couple of people came in bloody, all cut up. And then when we came to the apartment, after it quietened down, we saw there wasn't much of it ... Walls are caved in, no more glass," he added.
"It's terrifying because it's so unknown. This could be the beginning of a long time like this, or it could get worse, or hopefully better, but it's the unknown that's the scariest."
The predawn missiles struck near Shuk HaCarmel, a popular market in Tel Aviv that typically draws large crowds of residents and tourists buying fresh fruits and vegetables, and to popular bars and restaurants. A residential street in nearby Petah Tikva and a school in ultra-Orthodox Jewish city Bnei Brak were also hit.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the latest attack employed a new method that caused Israel's multi-layered defence systems to target each other.
The initiatives and capabilities used in this operation, despite the comprehensive support of the United States and Western powers and the possession of the most up- to-date and newest defence technology, led to the successful and maximum hitting of the missiles on the targets in the occupied territories," it said.
The Israeli military did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the strikes. Israeli officials have repeatedly said its "Iron Dome" defence system is not 100 per cent and warned of tough days ahead.
The death toll in Iran had reached at least 224, with 90 per cent of the casualties reported to be civilians, an Iranian health ministry spokesperson said.
Israel's military said on Monday morning it had struck again at command centres belonging to the Revolutionary Guard and Iran's military
TEL AVIV: Iranian missiles struck Israel's Tel Aviv and the port city of Haifa before dawn on Monday (Jun 16), destroying homes and fuelling concerns among world leaders at this week's G7 meeting that the battle between the two old enemies could lead to a broader regional conflict.
At least 5 people were killed in the latest Iranian strikes, national emergency service said, bringing Israel's death toll to at least 18 since Friday. At least 100 more were wounded in the overnight strikes, part of a wave of attacks by Tehran in retaliation for Israel's pre-emptive strikes targeting Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
Search and location operations were underway in Haifa where around 30 people were wounded, emergency authorities said, as dozens of first responders rushed to the strike zones. Fires were seen burning at a power plant near the port, media reported.
Video footage showed several missiles over Tel Aviv and explosions could be heard there and over Jerusalem. Several residential buildings in a densely populated neighbourhood of Tel Aviv were destroyed in a strike that blew out the windows of hotels and other nearby homes just a few hundred meters from the US Embassy branch in the city. The US ambassador said the building sustained minor damage, but there were no injuries to personnel.
Guydo Tetelbaun was in his apartment in Tel Aviv when the alerts came in shortly after 4am.
"As usual, we went into the (shelter) that's right across the street there. And within minutes, the door of the (shelter) blew in," the 31-year-old chef said.
"A couple of people came in bloody, all cut up. And then when we came to the apartment, after it quietened down, we saw there wasn't much of it ... Walls are caved in, no more glass," he added.
"It's terrifying because it's so unknown. This could be the beginning of a long time like this, or it could get worse, or hopefully better, but it's the unknown that's the scariest."
The predawn missiles struck near Shuk HaCarmel, a popular market in Tel Aviv that typically draws large crowds of residents and tourists buying fresh fruits and vegetables, and to popular bars and restaurants. A residential street in nearby Petah Tikva and a school in ultra-Orthodox Jewish city Bnei Brak were also hit.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said the latest attack employed a new method that caused Israel's multi-layered defence systems to target each other.
The initiatives and capabilities used in this operation, despite the comprehensive support of the United States and Western powers and the possession of the most up- to-date and newest defence technology, led to the successful and maximum hitting of the missiles on the targets in the occupied territories," it said.
The Israeli military did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the strikes. Israeli officials have repeatedly said its "Iron Dome" defence system is not 100 per cent and warned of tough days ahead.
The death toll in Iran had reached at least 224, with 90 per cent of the casualties reported to be civilians, an Iranian health ministry spokesperson said.
Israel's military said on Monday morning it had struck again at command centres belonging to the Revolutionary Guard and Iran's military
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