Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

[Kyussis]

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it is sad to see Hajizadeh slowly fall victim to Salami-itis. he is losing credibility by the day

Does Iran have the ability to strike Israel? Yes, as it has already been demonstrated.

Is the decision to strike to strike Israel up to general Hajizadeh, or the IRGC? No, it is up to the Political leadership of Iran.

No Lies detected!

 

[Persian Gulf]

Does Iran have the ability to strike Israel? Yes, as it has already been demonstrated.

Is the decision to strike to strike Israel up to general Hajizadeh, or the IRGC? No, it is up to the Political leadership of Iran.

No Lies detected!

much better

 

[Kyussis]

much better

I had amended the comment before you erased it!

 

[tsunset]

2 IDF terrorists liquidated in Gaza

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[Immortals]

Where are the individuals here saying Einsenhower was damaged?

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[Agha Sher]

A settler was sniped in the West Bank. Seems like the resistance is successful in smuggling weapons to the West Bank. Huge increase in IED attacks as well.

 

[Persian Gulf]

A settler was sniped in the West Bank. Seems like the resistance is successful in smuggling weapons to the West Bank. Huge increase in IED attacks as well.

Israel is intercepting a lot of smuggling attempts which suggests a lot are also getting through. Iranian smuggling routes are finding ways to smuggle weapons into Gaza and the West Bank, very impressive.

 

[ThirdFaculty]

In order to shake Israel atleast 50 to 100k IDF soldiers need to be out of action. Given the last few months there barely past 300 dead. In fact many of hezbollah senior command has been taken out. This war is futile and Israel’s winning the war of attrition it’s done more damage to Iran then vice versa

 

[Persian Gulf]

In order to shake Israel atleast 50 to 100k IDF soldiers need to be out of action. Given the last few months there barely past 300 dead. In fact many of hezbollah senior command has been taken out. This war is futile and Israel’s winning the war of attrition it’s done more damage to Iran then vice versa

Israel has around 170k active soldiers so the idea they will lose 100k (more than half) of those in Gaza and limited skirmishes with Hezbollah is laughable.

Israel has lost at least 1500 lives with c. 10,000+ total casualties. To put this into context, this is the equivalent of the USA suffering 400,000-450,000 total casualties, against a tiny militant group in a tiny blockaded sliver of land while using genocidal scorched earth tactics before entering any area.

For comparison, the US suffered c. 35,000 total casualties between 2003-2010 in Iraq.

Israel is not "winning" this war of attrition by any stretch. It is being bogged down in Gaza with no tangible political results (Hamas fired 20+ rockets into Israel the other day, its domestic weapons manufacturing capabilities still exist, Hamas continue to inflicts dozens of casualties per week, the hostages have not been rescued, and Hamas' top leadership have not been hit) and the north of the Zionist entity has been evacuated for the first time in its history.

 

[ThirdFaculty]

Israel has around 170k active soldiers so the idea they will lose 100k (more than half) of those in Gaza and limited skirmishes with Hezbollah is laughable.

Israel has lost at least 1500 lives with c. 10,000+ total casualties. To put this into context, this is the equivalent of the USA suffering 400,000-450,000 total casualties, against a tiny militant group in a tiny blockaded sliver of land while using genocidal scorched earth tactics before entering any area.

For comparison, the US suffered c. 35,000 total casualties between 2003-2010 in Iraq.

Israel is not "winning" this war of attrition by any stretch. It is being bogged down in Gaza with no tangible political results (Hamas fired 20+ rockets into Israel the other day, its domestic weapons manufacturing capabilities still exist, Hamas continue to inflicts dozens of casualties per week, the hostages have not been rescued, and Hamas' top leadership have not been hit) and the north of the Zionist entity has been evacuated for the first time in its history.

Where does the number 1500 almost 350 KIA against hezbollah in the north hezbollahs performance has been laughable there leadership is being taken out and there strikes haven’t done much. Hamas has performed better at inflicting actual damage then hezbollah

 

[Persian Gulf]

Where does the number 1500 almost 350 KIA against hezbollah in the north hezbollahs performance has been laughable there leadership is being taken out and there strikes haven’t done much. Hamas has performed better at inflicting actual damage then hezbollah

It is easier to inflict damage when the enemy launches a land invasion onto your territory.

Hezbollah has lost some senior commanders but not to the extent you are making out. They have displaced 50,000-100,000 settlers from the north of Israel, that has never happened before and you seem to be ignoring this. If Israel launches an invasion of Lebanon, rest assured the losses Israel has suffered in Gaza will be nothing compared to their losses in Lebanon.

Hezbollah joined the war to divert IDF forces to the north and away from Gaza, and to put pressure on Israel to cease fighting in Gaza. Not to start a total war with Israel.

 

[jauk]

Where does the number 1500 almost 350 KIA against hezbollah in the north hezbollahs performance has been laughable there leadership is being taken out and there strikes haven’t done much. Hamas has performed better at inflicting actual damage then hezbollah

Not from your ‘sources’.

 

[kaz96]

It was expected when biden elected in 2020 iran had 4 years to prepare tough confrontation with future republican/trump comeback. The question , has the iran military-political leadership prepared to war? What was done for 4 years?

 

[Flames In The Desert]

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[Persian Gulf]

It was expected when biden elected in 2020 iran had 4 years to prepare tough confrontation with future republican/trump comeback. The question , has the iran military-political leadership prepared to war? What was done for 4 years?

indeed. time will tell.