Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and other Related Conflicts in the Middle East (read the rules in the first post)
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Why do you guys bother replying with @Petrolicious88 when all he does is essentially offer western talking points ad nauseam rinse and repeat until you all are blue in the face. The man is a bonafide jai hindlandian from akhat Bharat land in the same vein and manner where that fake "@SinoSoldier" is from as well.
I don't know why some of our Indian friends are so thick face that can literally try to ape and or assume East Asian or western identities without any ounce of embarrassment and then to even dare lecture, offer unsolicited advice and mockery to countries that are greater than theirs in every semblance of important metrics.
It's one thing to have differing and dissenting opinions on any matter but to larp someone else's culture and identity is just mind bogglingly batshit insane.
From this description of the attack, then the Kheybar Shekan can be seen here:
and here:
Clapper did not say that. What he said was "20% or so of the projectiles were neutralized"
Lmao imagine bragging about how powerful you are while literally offering terms of surrender to YEMEN of all countries. Make no mistake, what you see there are what an invader offers as terms of surrender when they bite off more than they can chew. If Ukraine got 10% of that they'd declare total victory.
Iranian, American, Israeli and Gulf Arab air defenses throughout the Middle East (outdated)
How did Houthi defend against airstrikes though? There isn't much credible info regarding their arsenal, Any members here know more about them?
They didn't really intercept much of it.
But even then, a rather big missile attack by US and allies caused just 2 deaths lol (70ish missiles).
In other words, US and its allies have shit targeting info (satellites simply aren't enough, at least current day iteration of US satellites), and simply not enough people on the ground.
(There's likely also another reason, which is that US and allies don't actually want to do a 'serious attack', cuz that mean that Ansarallah will respond and basically destroy the troops US and its allies has in Djibouti).