ukraine's nato neighbours provide them with targeting data against missiles with their early warning aircrafts , no one is doing that for iranUkraine lost 95% of its SAM systems, and still manage to scare off all manned airplane
ukraine's nato neighbours provide them with targeting data against missiles with their early warning aircrafts , no one is doing that for iranUkraine lost 95% of its SAM systems, and still manage to scare off all manned airplane
Funny comming from one of the guys that enabled this whole mess by being US and Israel stooge.The mass evacuation of cities across the Middle East may be necessary if civil nuclear power stations are attacked leading to radiological release, Rafael Grossi, the director general of the IAEA UN nuclear inspectorate, warned on Monday at the opening of the quarterly board meeting of the IAEA.
Thats the claim but there seems to be little in the way to back that up and most of the strikes seem to be stand off weapons. If anything, there seems to be way less air ops over Iran than back in June, plus way less FPV drone footages so also the local Mossad network took quite a hit as wellWell clearly no longer as USAF and IAF aircraft seems to be flying with impunity over Iran.
Isnt this guy an intel asset?Mass evacuation of cities across Middle East may be necessary if nuclear power stations attacked, UN nuclear chief says
Patrick Wintour
The mass evacuation of cities across the Middle East may be necessary if civil nuclear power stations are attacked leading to radiological release, Rafael Grossi, the director general of the IAEA UN nuclear inspectorate, warned on Monday at the opening of the quarterly board meeting of the IAEA.
He admitted “a strong sense of frustration” that an agreement between the US and over Iran’s nuclear program had eluded the parties in their recent negotiations. Grossi had attended the talks providing technical assistance.
Opening the board meeting, he said diplomacy “is hard and never impossible. The use of force has been present in international relations since times in memorial. This s a reality, but it is always the least preferred option.”
“I remain convinced that the lasting solution to this long existing discord lies on the diplomatiic table when it comes to nuclear matters, a crystal clear understanding of the scope and verifiability of an agreement is of the essence.
“Diplomacy is hard, but it is never impossible. Nuclear diplomacy is even more difficult, but it’s never impossible. It is not a matter of if, but of when we will again gather at the diplomatic table. We simply must do so as quickly as possible.”
Rafael Grossi attends the IAEA Board of Governors meeting at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna, Austria, on 2 March 2026.
Turning the impact of the current fighting across the Middle East he said: “We cannot rule out a possible radiological release with serious consequences, including the necessity to evacuate areas as large or larger than major cities.”
“Let me underline that the situation today is very concerning. Iran and many other countries in the region that have been subject to military attacks have operational nuclear power plants and nuclear research reactors, as well as associated fuel storage sites, increasing the threat to nuclear safety.
He added: “The United Arab Emirates has four operating nuclear reactors. Jordan and Syria have operational nuclear research reactors. Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia have also been attacked. These countries all use nuclear applications of some sort or the other. We therefore urge utmost restraint in all military operations.”
Discussing Iran’s remaining nuclear installations, he said: “We have no indication that any of the nuclear installations, including the Bushehr nuclear power plant, the Tehran research reactor, or other nuclear fuel cycle facilities have been damaged or hit. Efforts to contact the Iranian nuclear regulatory authorities continue with no response so far.”
are you doubting the ghost of kuwait?Grok, is Centcom lying?
You are probably right but many Irani missiles are based off N.Korean designs (Shahab, Emad, Kheibar Shekan, and more) some of which are, if I'm not mistaken, based off Chinese designs (Nodong, Taepodong). So, China would be familiar with these already.This isn’t like a Windows update. The kind of software update you describe would need to be tailor made to Iranian missiles, and the missiles themselves would need prerequisite hardware to make use of it in the first place.
That just isn’t likely in the timeframes in question. And also, China would be far more wary about helping upgrading Iranian offensive capabilities compared to purely defensive ones, or more limited offensively abilities like AShMs. So I would say that the likelihood of Chinese assistance in this area are very low.
It’s far more likely that the Iranians analysed the performance of both their missiles and Israeli interceptors from the 12 day war, noticed some patterns with how Israeli and American interceptors behaved and made appropriate tweaks themselves to take advantage of it which is now paying dividends.
⅓ of Kuwait is Shia, so.. could be self sabotage, A Kuwaiti deliberately targetting US.Doubt it this time. So far we have known about 3 downed USAF incidents within short time. No way its friendly fire. Something is going on with Iran.
Here is another theory, someone turned and sabotaged Kuwait's AD
What if Trump went all in oil *bullish*the only way Iran could force US to back down is to attack the regional oil infrastructure, causing a energy crisis thus crashing the US financial market.
Just attack all the oil tankers passing by, Thump only fear a market crash at this point.