US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War
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F-22Raptor
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The US has been operating out of European bases since the start of the war. This is nothing out of the ordinary. RQ-180 drones were operating out of Greece in March. The US is not being pushed back, and Iranian fires have had almost no effect on US operational tempo.
Persian Gulf recently posted some battle damage assessment of American bases throughout the region. I counted around 90 successful strikes. Even if you tripled that, the US has still intercepted over 90% of all missiles and drones fired. Iran isn’t inflicting anywhere near the damage it needs to have an effect on US operations.
Waz
Administrator
What? You a commie?
Everywhere else when a nation looks after its people it's called 'common' sense.
Here the US looks after Israel before its people.
F-22Raptor
Elite Member
I believe Irans ballistic missiles stocks are under 2,000 now. At a 20 per day firing rate, they run out in 3 months. They clearly don’t feel comfortable at that rate. At 10 per day, they run out in 6 months.
Iran can’t afford for this war to last until the end of the year.
Iran can’t afford for this war to last until the end of the year.
F-22Raptor
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F-22Raptor
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Flotilla
Trusted Member
It is really despicable. We, western countries have legalized the Genocide. But this is out of this topic. I am ashamed.
MS Sandhu
Registered Member
Iran should be tackled really carefully. It sits on great natural resources and have used that wealth to engineer dangerous proxies across the region sitting on the throat of world economy.
Any half baked effort to contain this theocratic state only gives it more time to spread its tentacles across the region.
Pak Defender
Registered Member
Bahraini and Kuwaiti jets are involved in strikes on Iranian missile and storage depots, as well as other targets. This comes as these two countries have been some of the primary targets for Iran in July.
Pakistani Dragon
Elite Member
About time.
The IRGC fanatics have spent years portraying themselves as untouchable. Recent events suggest that image is rapidly fading.
The fact that two of the Arab world's smallest countries are now reportedly conducting air operations against Iran would have seemed unthinkable not long ago.
