2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]

[Anlsvrthng]

I’ve seen a video and a satellite image as “proof” the radar was destroyed. Neither match the radar’s actual location.

The video shown was the GPS ground control facility.

Again, logic simple : if Iran wasting a shahed onto the GPS ground control infrastructure then the most important target in the midle east, the AN/FPS-132 already destroyed.

I mean, the actions of Iran showing that they already destroyed the 5000 km range early warning radar. That can detect the Oreshnik launches from Russia, just to clarify the capabilities . That made possible for the Israelis to target the incoming Iranian ballistic missiles .

 

[bsdnf]

For the Gulf states, the worst thing is not the normalization of ballistic missile attacks, but the normalization of Shahed attacks.

Proven random flight paths, cheap, and difficult to intercept.

Oil wells, refineries, oil tanks, docks, incendiary warheads ignite can them instantly.

 

[Nevermore]

Despite suffering heavy losses in this war, Iran's weapons repeatedly breached U.S.-Israeli defenses. I even suspect the U.S. and Israel had no defenses in place at all, which leaves me perplexed.

 

[iewgnem]

Updated satellite images of Konarak Naval Base after US air strikes

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2028150334086914192

It's not a good look for them to focus on attacking Iran's obviously non-contributing and old navy and aircraft while their missiles and drones are hitting Israel and taking out every US base in the entire ME.

 

[doggydogdo]

Great, they sunk ships already docked. And destoryed the non existent Iranian airforce. This will totally have a effect. American generals have lower iq than a barn mouse, just because you can blow it up doesnt mean you should.
American embassy is also being stormed with guns in Iraq, and a patriot battery was hit extremely hard in erbil. These patriot batteries suck so bad, S-400 does 10x better than them.


Photo of erbil, no words needed.
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holy shit I didn't even know flames could get that large

 

[iewgnem]

Despite suffering heavy losses in this war, Iran's weapons repeatedly breached U.S.-Israeli defenses. I even suspect the U.S. and Israel had no defenses in place at all, which leaves me perplexed.

Lose determination is also dependant on how much something's worth.
Empty buildings or Iran's navy warehouses or F-4 parked on the ground are actually worth nothing to Iran.
While US has actually been effectively kicked out of all ME bases.

I would say the 100 kids Israel killed is actually the biggest lose for Iran.
But that's only because Iran actually care about children.
If you killed 100 Israeli or American kids it's not as big a loss since they'd just consider it a free BBQ.

 

[bsdnf]

 

[iewgnem]

Perhaps they withdrew most of them in advance to preserve them for a China contingency in East and South East Asia?

Yeah if you have to count your inventory you're too poor to play.

 

[bsdnf]

I mean that could be true for the US but doesn't explain why Israel doesn't have any air defenses since for Israel it would be a priority to defend itself over providing air defenses to countries in Southeast Asia since the China ""problem"" isn't their problem but the US's.

They had SAMs and the ability to intercept many missile.

But like in the 12-day war, some missiles still penetrated, perhaps because too many interceptor missiles had already been used up in that war.

 

[Anlsvrthng]

I mean that could be true for the US but doesn't explain why Israel doesn't have any air defenses since for Israel it would be a priority to defend itself over providing air defenses to countries in Southeast Asia since the China ""problem"" isn't their problem but the US's.

Israel using the same components like the Patriots and SM.


electronics, phased array antennas nad so on.

Means, if the US capacity constrained, then the Israely capacity constrained as well.