2026 Israel - Iranian conflict

Will Iran-Israel conflict start again?


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2handedswordsman

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oh man what a circus, if it was just a war game i would have chosen Iran and i would have smashed every US asset i could reach with ballistic missiles just because of this rediculous degeneracy.
 

tankphobia

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On the flip side, if this thing goes hot we'll truly see how a 5th gen aircraft equipped military fights against a weaker foe in a much wider conflict than the 12 day shoot off. It'll be very useful to inform China's near future military options.
 

2handedswordsman

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On the flip side, if this thing goes hot we'll truly see how a 5th gen aircraft equipped military fights against a weaker foe in a much wider conflict than the 12 day shoot off. It'll be very useful to inform China's near future military options.
Interesting. I have a feeling that denying the support-refuel of aircafts might unveil that the era of unmanned ammunition delivery has come for sure. Imagine while packages of aircrafts going to attack, suddenly being informed that their friendly bases, carriers etc, intended for rearm and refuel are no more...mid air ;)
 

delfer

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I would like to point out one very relevant detail:

The USS Liberty was also an ELINT ship and one should not be surprised if another 'accident' happens in this proposed scenario to the PLAN ELINT ship(s) in question. This is Israel we're talking about after all. Short of a very heavy naval presence, any asset used to interfere in such a manner may meet 'accidents' IMHO. Typical 'international standards' flew out the window a long time ago.
You know what I think is funny? The fact that people think Israel has some sort of super sabotage and infiltration capability that no other country can compete with. The exploding pager thing being cited often as evidence for that.

China has quite possibly the best intelligence in the world. Mossad is nothing in comparison. They don’t flaunt it though, that’s the main difference. That’s what makes U.S. and Israeli intelligence seem better. But then again, China has never liked to flaunt its superiorities much.

Per the U.S.’ own accusations, China breaks into and hacks top secret American databases like nothing, apparently has secret police stations all over the U.S., owns vast amounts of its property, has American politicians selling out to them left and right, and somehow influences every aspect of western social media. In addition, China always manages to stay two steps ahead of the CIA’s attempts to infiltrate its government, and crushes any U.S.-supported dissent and separatism.

China also manufactures and produces nearly everything the world buys. Even some of the military equipment of enemy countries, such as the U.S., has parts made in China.

Their total domination of global production means that if they wanted, they could leave so many little “surprises” in certain products and devices that it would make the Israeli exploding pager incident seem like child’s play.

The reason China doesn’t give much intelligence to America’s enemies, or sabotage U.S. and allied operations is quite obvious, they simply choose not to. Why? I don’t know. But that does seem to be their decision.
 
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_killuminati_

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I would like to point out one very relevant detail:

The USS Liberty was also an ELINT ship and one should not be surprised if another 'accident' happens in this proposed scenario to the PLAN ELINT ship(s) in question. This is Israel we're talking about after all. Short of a very heavy naval presence, any asset used to interfere in such a manner may meet 'accidents' IMHO. Typical 'international standards' flew out the window a long time ago.
Israel only picks on weak countries though (also the reason why they haven't directly messed with Pakistan since the 80's). US is an exception to that rule because it's heavily infiltrated by Israelis since the 1960s (and even longer if you count the Jewish bankers).

 
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