Kyussis
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They should have included their ranks as well.
Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Lulldapull
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Him and the few others don't see it that Irans still winning......lolThe strategic plan is astute, righteous and divine and it's effectiveness cannot be judged in the midst of the ongoing battles. The ground will shift in the struggle and henceforth the battlefield tactics must occasionally be reevaluated to align with the strategic desired outcome. What you deem as defeats are IMHO only temporary halts in progress. The enemy does not allow us free reign on the battlefield. One must see it things in proper perspective. Little more than 40 years ago Iran was invaded by foreign forces threatening to destroy it. Now it almost impossible to fathom such a scenario. Equating the temporary halt to uphold an offensive line in Syria, or even Lebanon
and Yemen
to failure to fail see how Iran has successfully moved the battlelines far away from its own borders to the borders of the enemy. Such an achievement cannot in any way or form be considered defeats.
Nothing has changed much.
Mr Assad was the weak link in the chain, and he's the only loss, if one can call it a loss.
Never once Assad listened to Iran to take action against Israel.
Hezb, Hamas, PFLP/ PIJ will all rebound in no time and will as usual be well supplied, besides, Iran will totally intervene in Syria again, if Trump misbehaves.
Lulldapull
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More than 3k Israelis are dead and many times that number injured.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
they all have high ranks, lt col, brigadier generals, we are talking about brigade level commanders and higher
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OakTree23
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How accurate is that? In the interests of objectivity, the Israelis typically do not hide their dead as their deads are PR opportunity for the western audience. Regardless on how their surrogate proxies in the media behave, the Israelis are typically honest about their casualties.
Persian Gulf
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in the official numbers they admit to around 2,000 killed and 15,000+ injured
this includes a very large number of senior commanders:
Lulldapull
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Resistance claims are much higher than 3k. You see 10 IDF soldiers go in a bldg, and 2 or 3 come runnin out, rest got fukked inside.
Or a hezb drone slamming into a barracks carrying a 50 kg frag warhead. How many dozens of times that happened?
Or the thousands of super accurate hezb ATGM strikes on IDF bunkers or vehicles or idf squads caught out in the open......
Oct 7th, Hamas alone killed 1200 Israeli's no?
3k dead and 15k IDF wounded are very conservative figures.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
1,200 killed on Oct 7th
400 killed in Gaza since then
100 more taken back to Gaza and killed by Israeli air strikes
133 killed by Hezbollah
the rest killed in the West Bank. comes to just under 2000 total deaths (Israeli claims)
Khorasan Black Flags
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آینده نشان خواهد داد کی ضعیف شده ☣☢
Khorasan Black Flags
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Iran & Egypt working on building underground missile cities 
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Iran & Egypt working on building underground missile cities
maybe we are working with Jordan to develop nuclear weapons too
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
commander of Hamas' Beit Hanoun brigades was revealed to be alive and now even Deif is likely to still be alive, after the Nazi IDF 'confirmed' it killed both
Lulldapull
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Wes all jolly bud......The more Israeli's die, all the better........rationale is pretty simple, the Israeli's hate everybody else in the region.
There's no getting away from this fact.
Persian Gulf
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Palestinians return to north Gaza after IDF withdraws from Netzarim Axis
Lebanese return to South Lebanon
Lebanese return to South Lebanon
Garcia Sea
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You should not overestimate the robustness of underground facilities.
We should have witnessed firsthand the sheer power of bunker busters that created massive craters and obliterated everything in Lebanon.
Reinforced concrete bunkers were literally blown away—not just penetrated, but annihilated.
Simulations based on the law of conservation of energy show that large bunker busters like the GBU-57 can easily penetrate more than 10 meters of military-grade UHPC concrete.
Do not trust the figures on Wikipedia.
If dozens of such bombs are concentrated on a single point, no structure could possibly withstand it.
Tunnels would experience large-scale collapses, making recovery extremely difficult.
Additionally, Iran's underground facilities are all built in shallow mountains, which is easily verifiable by checking the elevation on maps.
The claim that they are 500 meters underground is clearly not true.
It’s likely that the 500-meter figure refers to the distance from the entrance, not the depth.
To get a bit technical, the mountains in Iran are geologically older and have undergone significant erosion, resulting in relatively gentle slopes.
Unfortunately, they cannot find the steep, towering mountains ideal for excavating horizontal tunnels, as seen in places like China or the United States.
This is why even the Fordow nuclear facility is built at a relatively shallow depth of only a few dozen meters underground.
We should have witnessed firsthand the sheer power of bunker busters that created massive craters and obliterated everything in Lebanon.
Reinforced concrete bunkers were literally blown away—not just penetrated, but annihilated.
Simulations based on the law of conservation of energy show that large bunker busters like the GBU-57 can easily penetrate more than 10 meters of military-grade UHPC concrete.
Do not trust the figures on Wikipedia.
If dozens of such bombs are concentrated on a single point, no structure could possibly withstand it.
Tunnels would experience large-scale collapses, making recovery extremely difficult.
Additionally, Iran's underground facilities are all built in shallow mountains, which is easily verifiable by checking the elevation on maps.
The claim that they are 500 meters underground is clearly not true.
It’s likely that the 500-meter figure refers to the distance from the entrance, not the depth.
To get a bit technical, the mountains in Iran are geologically older and have undergone significant erosion, resulting in relatively gentle slopes.
Unfortunately, they cannot find the steep, towering mountains ideal for excavating horizontal tunnels, as seen in places like China or the United States.
This is why even the Fordow nuclear facility is built at a relatively shallow depth of only a few dozen meters underground.
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