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Tijani said:
As the US adapts so evidently does the IRI. The zionist West does not act in a vacuum while it's adversaries only observe.
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Iran's leadership has shown itself to be exceptionally rigid and incapable of adapting to changing battlefield and geopolitical situations which has caused a string a major defeats in the last year and a half.
Tijani said:
The brutality of the zionist occupying regime proves just that, it's brutality. I will agree with you that non it's adversaries, nor observer as myself, believes that it could so heinous. Nor did many believe that the self proclaimed champions of human rights would assist it in it's inhumanity and use all means at it's disposal to excuse and justify it's crimes against humanity. That is indeed shame on all of us!
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Euro-apes have always been savage barbarians. One only needs to be vaguely familiar with the history of colonialism to see this. They had civilization thrust on them by the Romans thusands of years ago and only still have only been able to adapt its trappings. So why would anyone be anyone surprised when they again acted in a barbaric manner? They have long viewed those outside the European peninsula as something different and "inferior," whose life does not carry equal value. If you refuse to accept the inhumanity of your enemy, you will continue to underestimate it, they will keep killing because it's in their nature. Stop expecting them to do anything else.
 
BigMela2onin said:
Iran's leadership has shown itself to be exceptionally rigid and incapable of adapting to changing battlefield and geopolitical situations which has caused a string a major defeats in the last year and a half.
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You do know that the whole point of asymmetric warfare is the literally the opposite of rigidity? Let's assume that you're correct in your assessment of defeats the last year and half. How well does that hold up against the almost half a century of stellar achievement against the enemy? Many of you need to calm down with doomsday mindset.
BigMela2onin said:
Euro-apes have always been savage barbarians. One only needs to be vaguely familiar with the history of colonialism to see this. They had civilization thrust on them by the Romans thusands of years ago and only still have only been able to adapt its trappings. So why would anyone be anyone surprised when they again acted in a barbaric manner? They have long viewed those outside the European peninsula as something different and "inferior," whose life does not carry equal value. If you refuse to accept the inhumanity of your enemy, you will continue to underestimate it, they will keep killing because it's in their nature. Stop expecting them to do anything else.
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I certainly agree with you on this one. Shame on us for forgetting or being fooled to believe anything else. Let's not insult apes!
 
I'd like to point out an often-overlooked issue.
The Iranian side of the Persian Gulf is composed of fragile sandstone and limestone, which have weathered over the years, forming a shallow coastline.
As a result, there are no deep-sea rock formations jutting out, suitable for constructing underwater docks to protect ships and submarines. Such ideal terrain only exists on the Omani side, made of sturdy granite and basalt.
Unfortunately, this means that the Iranian Navy's prized submarines are destined to evaporate in a rain of guided bombs, along with their ports, as soon as war breaks out.
Consequently, the Iranian Navy has no choice but to build its bases deep inland.
In times of crisis, they would need to undertake the difficult task of transporting small vessels from underground to the coastline, evading US military surveillance - a scenario that is likely unrealistic.
The nearest terrain with suitable bedrock is at least 5 km inland from the coast.
Therefore, Iran's maritime deterrence relies almost entirely on anti-ship ballistic missiles and anti-,ship cruise missiles hidden in underground bases inland.
It's a significant problem that these weapons couldn't even scratch the US military during the Red Sea conflict.
 
Garcia Sea said:
I'd like to point out an often-overlooked issue.
The Iranian side of the Persian Gulf is composed of fragile sandstone and limestone, which have weathered over the years, forming a shallow coastline.
As a result, there are no deep-sea rock formations jutting out, suitable for constructing underwater docks to protect ships and submarines. Such ideal terrain only exists on the Omani side, made of sturdy granite and basalt.
Unfortunately, this means that the Iranian Navy's prized submarines are destined to evaporate in a rain of guided bombs, along with their ports, as soon as war breaks out.
Consequently, the Iranian Navy has no choice but to build its bases deep inland.
In times of crisis, they would need to undertake the difficult task of transporting small vessels from underground to the coastline, evading US military surveillance - a scenario that is likely unrealistic.
The nearest terrain with suitable bedrock is at least 5 km inland from the coast.
Therefore, Iran's maritime deterrence relies almost entirely on anti-ship ballistic missiles and anti-,ship cruise missiles hidden in underground bases inland.
It's a significant problem that these weapons couldn't even scratch the US military during the Red Sea conflict.
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There are kilometers of rocky coast in the southern water borders of Iran.
 
high resolution video of Zagros intelligence gathering ship (from Jan 2025)

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Earlier today (January 15 2025), Zagros ship, as the latest ship from Mowj class of military ships, joined the fleet of Iran's Artesh Navy in Makran Sea.

This ship uses electronic sensors, an integrated advanced mast, satellite and communication antennas and has SIGINT/ELINT capabilities (the ability to gather intelligence by interception of signals in the Air, on sea level and below sea level) and has the ability to launch cyber operations and smart intelligence monitoring.
 
OldTwilight said:
these are slow .... sub sonic non stealth cruise missiles have no real chance to penetrate our opponents multi layers air defense systems...
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We have hypersonic missiles too. But no sane military force throws its existing mass produced and massively deployed missiles away all of a sudden.

It will take time to arm the navy with hypersonic weapons. Mass production lines, preparing the crew and mass deployment is not an easy job. According to IRGC general they are going to unveil a hypersonic AShCM with 2,000 Km range and also non-gliding.
 
General Tangsiri once again threaten yanks

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OldTwilight said:
these are slow .... sub sonic non stealth cruise missiles have no real chance to penetrate our opponents multi layers air defense systems...
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