mulj
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probably AD missiles from Kuwait army, they are all in collective effort to stop iranian salvos.Where did it land? Jordan? Evacuations?
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probably AD missiles from Kuwait army, they are all in collective effort to stop iranian salvos.Where did it land? Jordan? Evacuations?
Right now? How? And even if Russia transferred this stuff (lol), they're not hotwheels that you pry apart from their packs and start playing with them immediately.Maybe they are implying that they are meeting to discuss what aid they can give to Iran. Maybe S-500, Su-57 and AWACS.
Could be US aircraft spoofing as Kuwaiti
You are right, I missed those at the beginning of the video they definitely attempted interception.Seems to be a couple of streaks that went from the ground. Can't say for sure.
I think disbanding of PKK was pre-payment to Turkey to covertly help Zion in this war against Iran ... Poor Turks will realize after this war , even more vicious Kurdish group will formed against them by the west
The Israeli Air Force struck two Iranian F-14 Tomcat fighter jets at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport. The F-14 was developed in the United States and was accepted into service in 1974. Iran received 77 F-14s in 1977, but many have been inoperable since then due to losses in combat, lack of spare parts, and crashes due to engine reliability issues. Iranian media reports that the F-14s were decoys specifically placed at the airport.
The USS Nimitz (CVN-68), the world's oldest nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, is scheduled to be decommissioned in 2026..
This deployment to the Middle East may be its final sea voyage. Look for it to be sacrificed in a false flag attack or a sacrificial lamb in the conflict. Am I mad to say this.
it has traded Iran for its interests. No Su35 no s400 nothing special.
Then Russia in case of crisis is not a reliable partner at all.To be fair, Russia can't afford much to give/sell away. I hear even Indians don't want to get the SU 57 because of delays/unreliability in supplies.
If that was the case then this would've been the perfect time to send hundreds of missiles, especially older ones that would normally be intercepted, to do maximum damage. By waiting, you are only giving them time to replenish their AD stocks and receive more shipments from the west. Withholding strikes now makes no sense if they are truly depleted with their AD.Given how few were launched, this suggests that Israel’s defence shield is starting to tire and run out of stamina.
100s of missiles not possible. In such compromised command of Iran its difficult to assemble or launch so many missiles without revealing location to IDF or saboteurs.If that was the case then this would've been the perfect time to send hundreds of missiles, especially older ones that would normally be intercepted, to do maximum damage. By waiting, you are only giving them time to replenish their AD stocks and receive more shipments from the west. Withholding strikes now makes no sense if they are truly depleted with their AD.