Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

[tsunset]

Iran does not ‘deliver’ these to Yemen.

By deliver i meant production of them and logistic and launch support, this is a delivery in kit

But it doesn't matter, we are seeing Almas in Lebanon, Kheybar in Yemen, both that are mostly recent unveilings and additions for Iran

This mean for sure Iran has many weapons that are undiclosed for now

 

[Tehrani021]

Come on!

Did the brother say anything that isn't true?

 

[jauk]

By deliver i meant production of them and logistic and launch support, this is a delivery in kit

But it doesn't matter, we are seeing Almas in Lebanon, Kheybar in Yemen, both that are mostly recent unveilings and additions for Iran

This mean for sure Iran has many weapons that are undiclosed for now

Nope. Everything is manufactured in Yemen. Maybe guidance is delivered.

Do not discount members of The Resistance. They are allies not minions.

As for Hezbollah, the delivery channels are practically open. That said, they also have serious independent manufacturing capacity.

The two are incomparable.

 

[jauk]

Did the brother say anything that isn't true?

Faulty thinking does not equate intentional support of the opponent.

@Hack-Hook maybe you should share your background (professional and military).

 

[ThirdFaculty]

The IRGC is in the south of Lebanon they are guiding operations there. It’s obvious that hezbollah have stockpiled weapons and are ready to go all out against these Israeli bastards. If only countries like Egypt and Jordan had a pair of balls so they could be 3 fronts

 

[Tehrani021]

Faulty thinking does not equate intentional support of the opponent.

@Hack-Hook maybe you should share your background (professional and military).

I'll take that as a no. Ones background also doesn't compensate for faulty thinking, one would think.

 

[Flames In The Desert]

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[925boy]

This clearly hints toward Iran possessing non-unveiled weapons, this is sure to me if they deliver Kheybar to Yemen, there are no ways Iran does not posess advanced weapons not unveiled

IMO, Iran and Houthis/Yemeni govt must have a very strong/high trust relationship for Iran to transfer Khyber Shekan mssile technology, parts, missiles etc- thats some advanced Iranian missile tech, so i don't see Iran transferring that potent and sensitive technology to an entity it doesn't trust. HEzbollah probably has more advanced Fateh-class missiles in the silos..

 

[925boy]

By deliver i meant production of them and logistic and launch support, this is a delivery in kit

But it doesn't matter, we are seeing Almas in Lebanon, Kheybar in Yemen, both that are mostly recent unveilings and additions for Iran

This mean for sure Iran has many weapons that are undiclosed for now

Do you know if the Khyber Shekan that Yemen fired at Israel within the past 48hrs hit the target in Israel? I am assuming yes, because i dont believe Israel's AD can intercept Khyber Shekans due to their maneuverable trajectory during flight to target. Its a quasi-HGV.

 

[Immortals]

hopefully we are not back to strategic patience days

We are. The only reason Iran did the other attack was because Israel hit consulate grounds. If you don’t defend your consulate you are basically not a country. Iran almost went to war with Afghanistan over a consulate attack. It is no joking matter in international geopolitics. There is a reason no country deliberately hits other embassies or consulates of other nations. It’s an act of war.

Hezbollah numbers at 100000+, contrary to hamas numbering at more or less than 30000 soldiers

Hezbollah is likely closer to 60,000 versus 100,000+.

100,000+ would be a general mobilization of Shiite neighborhoods in south Lebanon to repel a large invasion force.

If they want to succeed a ground invasion at least one million storm troopers are necessary

Not true at all man. I don’t know where you get this information. Typical military academies teach that the invading force should be ideally at least 3-4x the defending force. Not 10x.

US barely cracked 160,000 to invade Iraq in 2003. A much larger land mass.

 

[Immortals]

Iran does not ‘deliver’ these to Yemen.

Laser Gyroscopes and sensitive components are delivered. Much easier to smuggle.

Simpler things like the body and other components are built inside Yemen.

 

[Mehdipersian]

Hezbollah's combined attack on Israel's Iron Dome missile launcher

1_ Aerial identification of the launcher location:
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2- Launching several rockets in order to empty the iron dome launcher:
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3_Attack with a suicide drone on the launcher:
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Destruction of Israel's Iron Dome missile launcher with "Almas"

 

[Persian Gulf]

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first Almas strike against Iron Dome launcher

IDF denied any damage to Iron Dome

60% chance Israel is lying, but the footage seems to cut off earlier than usual, so it may have landed just short of the target (but still, an explosion that close would do damage in any event)

there was another launcher to the left, not sure why Hezbollah didn't follow up with a strike against that launcher too (would enable them to confirm the hit to the first launcher as well, another reason I say only 60% chance of Hezbollah success / IDF lying)

 

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Israel is only admitting 1 killed, 1 seriously wounded, and 8 light injuries in Hezbollah's drone strike against an IDF base yesterday

videos showed a very large number of ambulances at the scene...

 

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Ansarallah's "Palestine" solid fuel ballistic missile appears to be a version of the Kheibar-Shekan 2. Likely to have a separating warhead with terminal guidance.

KS-1 has a claimed range of 1450km so for Palestine to reach 1600-1700km range would be difficult but plausible.

Palestine seems a bit smaller than KS-2 as well. Nonetheless, this is definitely the most advanced missile we have seen Ansarallah use to date.

Steps Iran should be taking in preparation for possible Hezbollah-Israel war:

• Increase delivery of Almas ATGM, Burkan rockets, Fajr-4 guided rockets, Fath-120/360, 358 missile, Fateh SRBM to Hezbollah
• Help Hezbollah develop fortified underground production facilities for those weapons in the Bekaa (to the extent not already done)
• Rapidly expand advanced missile delivery to Yemen. KS-2 with extended range (1800km) in large numbers would be a good development
• Proliferate drones and ballistic missiles across Syria and Iraq, in huge numbers (so far we only see Shahed-101 and recently Shahed-136 in Iraq)
• Build fortified tunnel network in Syria near the occupied Golan, equip the base with missiles, drones and Almas ATGM

We are seeing the Axis vs Israel fight play out now but if Israel invades Lebanon, Iran must be prepared to step in and ensure the Axis has what it needs for all out war with Israel, meaning large number of daily strikes using advanced ballistic missiles from Iraq, Syria, and Yemen. Israel is not a superpower and cannot cope with two ground invasions (Gaza and Lebanon) with constant missile strikes from multiple directions (in much larger numbers that what we see now).