Snake
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This confirms TP3 is not happening. Iran needs a new government as this fool is requesting negotiations from a position of weakness. All that bravado of destroying oil fields, pounding Israel into submission, blah blah.
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Iran hid the deaths of at least 15 advisors in the weeks before Assad’s fall.
Were they killed by Israeli attacks on Syria or by HTS?
Either way it’s damning that this government continues hiding its losses. Thus in context of Israel, Iran cannot be reliably expected to tell us the casualties Israel is inflicting on Iran behind the scenes.
Much is made of the Israeli “censor”. But very little of a potential Iranian one existing.
In context of TP1, 2, and a potential 3rd it’s quite clear Iran doesn’t want to add “fuel” to the fire that could call for calls to respond by domestic population/insiders.
Iran hid the deaths of at least 15 advisors in the weeks before Assad’s fall.
Were they killed by Israeli attacks on Syria or by HTS?
Either way it’s damning that this government continues hiding its losses. Thus in context of Israel, Iran cannot be reliably expected to tell us the casualties Israel is inflicting on Iran behind the scenes.
Much is made of the Israeli “censor”. But very little of a potential Iranian one existing.
In context of TP1, 2, and a potential 3rd it’s quite clear Iran doesn’t want to add “fuel” to the fire that could call for calls to respond by domestic population/insiders.
Ok, patriotism of Pakistan is strong on different forums, and they are ready to fight with Iran till the last Baluchistanis...Nationalism is a tool of the West. Let's say what you've said is true. Even so Pakistan would never let Israel or anyone else kill people on their soil without consequences.
I was responding to a blind Iran supporter who, instead of acknowledging the defeats Iran has been dealt, chose to attack Pakistan. Regarding the zero conflicts that has changed since Iran's unprovoked attack earlier this year.
on the other hand, Hezbollah's underground missile bases continued to be operational even after a full year of war with Israel. that's encouragingHence 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.
. 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.
Correct! However, there are deep deep gashes they will never heal. Ongoing injuries often are worse than them being fatal.The psychological impact has not changed "Israeli" decision making so far.
Incorrect! Perhaps the realm of alternate history is. best for you.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.
Which brings us into the purview of a nuclear response.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.
(source seems to be Turkish):
"The Level of Collapse of Syrian Command"
Claim is Poorhashemi was shot and martyred in the war room. Iranian advisors were pushing the Syrian commanders to execute defensive ops with Russian air support. And the Syrians did not do anything. A 'Syrian General' walked in and started firing martyring Poorhashemi.
Iran had previously reported that Poorhashemi had died in combat against HTS.
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