Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

jauk said:
The tremendous speed of the Ansarullah missile that ‘hit a park’. Exactly like TP2 multiple impacts that hit ‘empty runways’, the same exact ‘empty park’, and many many other ‘empty’ things. All of them causing nothing but ‘mild brain injuries’:

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The psychological impact is strong
 
tsunset said:
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They may not be "interceptable" as of yet, but the issue of accuracy due to the absence of GLNSS terminal guidance remains and is an issue. You only have to look at the small strikes that Israel did that were precise, versus what Iran did.
 
vmro said:
Great for you, your ideal is almost assured by concept of creating Pakistan state by British santa-claus... Pakistan in many ways is not real national state, unlike Iran, Turkey and etc... Pakistan is army, military fortresses to keep India under control... Anti-indian cause is ultimate cohesion of Pakistan, Pakistani nationalism is artificial and ineffective, proved to be inferior except in eventual confrontation with India...

And comparisons between Iran and Pakistani is unfair and baseless in this matter, that's why Iran and Pakistan have zero interest to have any conflicts between them...
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You don't have no understanding about Pakistan. Stick to your domain my friend.
 
BigMela2onin said:
The psychological impact has not changed "Israeli" decision making so far.
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Yes a little because there is a half ceasefire with Hezbollah and thousands of people have left Israel and it continues! Businesses closing, bankrupt, the economy in decline and it will continue
 
According to an initial probe in the Israeli Air Force of the overnight Yemeni ballistic missile attack, several different types of interceptor missiles were launched at the target.

The interceptors all failed to knock down the missile, which ultimately struck a park in Tel Aviv, causing damage to nearby homes and wounding 16 people.
 
Persian Gulf said:
According to an initial probe in the Israeli Air Force of the overnight Yemeni ballistic missile attack, several different types of interceptor missiles were launched at the target.

The interceptors all failed to knock down the missile, which ultimately struck a park in Tel Aviv, causing damage to nearby homes and wounding 16 people.
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Saddam fired missiles at our cities that killed many 45 years ago. Did that break us? Of course not. It won’t break the West either.

Houthi’s cannot even kill 1 person with a BM. Israel killed 5 Iranians in their counter attack in Iran.

What has the hundreds of missiles used on shipping + Israel and the thousands of drones by the Houthi’s + Iraqi militias gotten Iran? The Resistance?

You forget the West went up against Hitler and Stalin. This notion they cannot tolerate pain is not grounded in reality.

Don’t forget Hezbollah ended up negotiating on Israel’s terms after saying without peace in Gaza there won’t be any ceasefire.
 
Immortals said:
Saddam fired missiles at our cities that killed many 45 years ago. Did that break us? Of course not. It won’t break the West either.

Houthi’s cannot even kill 1 person with a BM. Israel killed 5 Iranians in their counter attack in Iran.

What has the hundreds of missiles used on shipping + Israel and the thousands of drones by the Houthi’s + Iraqi militias gotten Iran? The Resistance?

You forget the West went up against Hitler and Stalin. This notion they cannot tolerate pain is not grounded in reality.

Don’t forget Hezbollah ended up negotiating on Israel’s terms after saying without peace in Gaza there won’t be any ceasefire.
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I just shared their statement, where did I say it will 'break' them or they cannot tolerate pain?
 
Persian Gulf said:
I just shared their statement, where did I say it will 'break' them or they cannot tolerate pain?
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I’m using “you” in the collective (this board) sense. Not you in particular. It’s a message meant for everyone that reads it.

It gives the engineers more data to build better defense systems in the future. And if Houthi’s can strike the mostly densely air defended country in the history of civilization. What does that say about Iran and its military and economic sites? It’s a two way street.

As we saw with latest Israel attack, Iran’s air space is vulnerable and despite great advancements in air defense, iran is unlikely to be able to protect sensitive military installations in extended conflict. Hence why the most sensitive are buried in mountains. But even then I wouldn’t discount possibility of enemy doing commando raids using black ops weapons in the opening hours of war during the fog of war when Iran hasn’t fully mobilized, like they did to suspected buried missile sites in Lebanon/Syria.
 
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The sudden collapse of the military in Syria has been reportedly attributed to three main factors:
- Advanced electronic warfare using Western technology that disrupted Syrian military communications
- Extensive use of drones, which had already dealt significant damage to Russian forces in Ukraine. It has been revealed that even Russian military bases were overwhelmed by drone attacks, leaving them unable to provide assistance
- Bribing influential figures with dollars, causing generals and high-ranking government officials to defect in the early stages

Unfortunately, all these tactics would be highly effective against Iran as well.
It is evident that Iran has already suffered serious security breaches internally. Once conflict begins, electronic devices will explode in various locations, information will leak, and command and communication systems will be quickly paralyzed.
High-ranking officials will likely defect one after another when faced with tactics combining threats of assassination and substantial dollar incentives.
The Iranian Army and Revolutionary Guard Corps, having been away from full-scale combat for a long time, would be unable to cope with the massive deployment of advanced drones.

We must face these harsh realities.
No one in the West is advocating for negotiations with Iran anymore - all attention is focused on when the order for military action will be given.
 
BigMela2onin said:
The psychological impact has not changed "Israeli" decision making so far.
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It would take an EMP to do that, or 1000 missiles hitting major Israeli economic, military and infrastructure nodes to do that. In short, anything that cripples their ability to function as either a nation or a cohesive military force.
 
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American options against Iran:

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