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

[BonPlan]

They are not, obviously connection with them was never stopped even in hardest times, they are able for self defense against the strongest opponents, and special military and diplomatic relations with them gives specific weight of Iranian power positioning and bridge to African continent, rich with resources...

Burkina Faso is now amongst best Iranian friend... just yesterday everyone would say wtf is Burkina Faso and what is going on... but this i surprisingly good expansive operation of Iran.

I think once Hamas definitively out, and Hezbollah seriously sweetened, it will be the time of Houtis.

Burkina Fasso ? I think israel even don't know where it is.

 

[GWXP]

If we use unclassified CENTCOM data then Iran had 3000 ballistic missiles in 2020 up from 1000 missiles in 2010 indicating annual production rate of 200 missiles per year.

At this rate of production Iran had to produce another 1000 missiles between 2020 and 2025 bringing the total size of its arsenal to 4000 missiles.

Of these 4000 missiles, 150 missiles have been launched during Operation True Promise 1 and True Promise 2 and another 550 missiles during the recent war.

So Iranian missile arsenal at this moment might be around 3300 missiles left of which probably 1300 missiles are short range and 2000 missiles are long range and can reach Israel.

Of these 550 missiles fired most were old liquid fuel missiles produced between 2003 and 2010 with the age between 22-15 years.

Unclassified reports claim after October 2024 Iran produced 50 ballistic missiles per month or 600 missiles per year.

Short range missiles should be phased out and Iran should bring the total arsenal of its long range ballistic missiles (Khaybarshekan) to 12.000 missiles by 2035 in case if Iran has to fight a coalition of US+Israel+Saudi Arabia+UAE+UK+France+Turkey.

To achieve that, Iran must produce 10.000 missiles in the next 10 years or 1000 missiles per year or 83 missiles per month.

1000 Khaybarshekan missiles per year at an average cost of 1mln$ per unit means Iran must spend 1bln$ per year on ballistic missiles.

After this war, Iran should increase its military spendings to minimum 4,5-5% of GDP.

 

[Watandar]

I don't even know why Israel and Iran are enemies, they both have a common enemy in the form of sunni islam. The Iranians and Israelis actually collaborated to destroy Iraq's nuclear reactor in the 80s.

"Sunni Islam" isn't the enemy of Iran, only ideologies like Wahhabism and Salafism are. Such ideologies are deliberately stoked and exported by the autocrats in the Muslim world to divide the population and also utilized by foreign powers like the West/Israel.

 

[El Sidd]

That’s even worse

They are easily identifiable usually would carry US or Norwegian flags but biggest give away is when all Muslims go one direction, they usually go the other.

They usually work in tandem so one gaslight and the other builds up from there. Lets see if this Hyena can find a mate.

 

[BonPlan]

No hes not my little brown indian desperately hiding your real ID.
Why you ashamed of your brown indian skin and heritage. Be proud of where you and your parents came from my little indian.

And if it is proved that I'm french, you will apologize ?

I hope so, if not it's far too easy, nearly an insult....

 

[Corax]

Wtf. Who says Iran is enemy of sunni Islam???? Mods. Remove this sectarian fool.

Hey, it's not me who says it, look at the history of the schism between Sunni/Shia.

 

[Ali_Baba]

If we use unclassified CENTCOM data then Iran had 3000 ballistic missiles in 2020 up from 1000 missiles in 2010 indicating annual production rate of 200 missiles per year.

At this rate of production Iran had to produce another 1000 missiles between 2020 and 2025 bringing the total size of the arsenal to 4000 missiles.

Of these 4000 missiles, 150 have been launched during Operation True Promise 1 and True Promise 2 and another 550 missiles during the recent war.

So Iranian missile arsenal at this moment might be around 3300 missiles left of which probably 1300 missiles are short range and 2000 missiles are long range and can reach Israel.

Of these 550 missiles fired most were old liquid fuel missiles produced between 2003 and 2010 with the age between 22-15 years.

Unclassified reports claim after October 2024 Iran produced 50 ballistic missiles per month of 600 missiles per year.

Short range missiles should be phased out and Iran should bring the total arsenal of its long range ballistic missiles (Khaybarshekan) to 12.000 missiles by 2035 in case if Iran has to fight a coalition of US+Israel+Saudi Arabia+UAE+UK+France+Turkey.

To achieve that, Iran must produce 10.000 missiles in the next 10 years or 1000 missiles per year or 83 missiles per month.

1000 Khaybarshekan missiles per year at an average cost of 1mln per unit means Iran must spend 1bln$ per year on ballistic missiles.

The Achilles heal of the missiles is the launchers which were being picked off quite a lot. They were easy to track as they had to stay close to the storage sites of the missiles itself.

Iran has enough missiles for the job for now, its focus needs to be else where, i.e. to protect that launchers by having an airforce!!!.

 

[El Sidd]

"Sunni Islam" isn't the enemy of Iran, only ideologies like Wahhabism and Salafism are. Such ideologies are deliberately stoked and exported by the autocrats in the Muslim world to divide the population and also utilized by foreign powers like the West/Israel.

You must have heard that mating call from miles away.

 

[Khanivore]

 

[El Sidd]

And if it is proved that I'm french, you will apologize ?

You shouldn't apologise for being French.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Now that there is a ceasefire, in place, it is fair to assume that flights will resume again in Israel.

The question now is, which was will the passenger flows go? Back to Israel, or will the "exodus" start? There are 700,000 Americans in Israel as of now. Will they stay, or go home.

 

[Watandar]

You must have heard that mating call from miles away.

what does that mean ?

 

[hussain0216]

The earlier you understand that there is no ‚muslim world‘, the better for you.

The Muslim world exists whether you like it or not, the fact that it's disunited doesn't mean it doesn't exist

Ummah is a concept that is rooted in Islam, so whether we accept it or not if we call ourselves Muslims it's part and parcel of our faith

 

[vmro]

I think once Hamas definitively out, and Hezbollah seriously sweetened, it will be the time of Houtis.

Burkina Fasso ? I think israel even don't know where it is.

They are French colony finally liberating itself, unkown lands but rich with resources and open for power projection influence...that's why I am keeping saying that Yemenis are with still unforseen importance to Iranian future geopolitics....

 

[tsunset]

Hot-dog eating IDF nerd killed in recent attack