2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]

Will Iran-Israel conflict start again?


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Anlsvrthng

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Im really surprised how quick it is to run out of ammo these days.

Especially for those using US weaponry.

Is everything that expensive or hard to produce on a large scale now?
All manufacturing is in private hands, and they want money , a lot to make ammunition.
The system is not designed for cheap mass production, but for high profit , low volume high tech production .
 

Weaasel

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Im really surprised how quick it is to run out of ammo these days.

Especially for those using US weaponry.

Is everything that expensive or hard to produce on a large scale now?
Yes.. They are difficult, time consuming, and costly to produce and costly to supply and they can be drained by a saturation of cheap flying and air propelled objects flying into their zones.
 

Randomuser

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Base on official data from Gulf countries, Iran launched over 1200 strikes at five Gulf countries in the first two days. Most of them were drones which makes sense from a tactical point of view. Drones are low cost and their launchers are much easier to hide under US air superiority.

All that training in Ukraine paid off I guess
 

siegecrossbow

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Base on official data from Gulf countries, Iran launched over 1200 strikes at five Gulf countries in the first two days. Most of them were drones which makes sense from a tactical point of view. Drones are low cost and their launchers are much easier to hide under US air superiority.

Why everyone and their moms are going for laser pointers defense despite inherent limitations.
 

zyklon

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Per Washington post:

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Iran had good intelligence about these various hotels, they were right on the mark. gotta say they have been unusually good with their choices of targets this time.

Oof! That kind of precise time sensitive targeting is usually only achievable if:

- The Iranians had assets on the ground in Bahrain conducting around the clock physical surveillance of USG personnel; or

- The Iranians compromised a selector (i.e. cell phone, laptop, tablet, etc. that can be precisely geolocated) belonging to someone targeted; or

- A third party — and there aren't exactly many of them with the technical means to compromise telecom infrastructure at the national level — fed the Iranians the targeting data.

Granted, there is also the possibility the Iranians have real time feeds of check-ins from multiple GCC hotels — if not hotel chains — popular with USG personnel, and cross referenced recent check-ins with known names and aliases of USG personnel.
 

tamsen_ikard

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Nope, Indus Valley civilization was primarily made of AASI with some ancestry from Iranian plateau but were definitely not Iranians.
Iranians conquered those places and Iranian males combined with native Indians. Its the Iranians who brought agriculture to indus valley and essentially started the civilization.

Moreover, indus valley language and current south indian dravidian languages have similarities with elamite.
 
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