I think Israel is partly excluded from such services?
Let's remember everything in space has always been and will likely always be military infrastructure.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and other Related Conflicts in the Middle East (read the rules in the first post)
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Let's remember everything in space has always been and will likely always be military infrastructure.
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Israel looks bad for killing civilians including women and children. That is independent of what Iran does. If Iran wants to look good, it needs to kill a ton of Israeli military/Mossad members. It if kills civilians, it looks immoral. If it kills nobody, it looks incompetent.
I didn't know Israel is excluded from such service. Does the restriction extends to private providers based in China and maybe Russia?
Well, for US companies, not sure how availability of Chinese or Russian images are.
It's a bit of a two-faced article, where on once hand it says how Israel is treated more normally now.
On the other there are blanket statements such as:
"To reduce the potential for misuse and abuse, we decided to apply additional review for SkySat imagery over the conflict region."
Which implies complete aligment with US government policies.
All ballistic missiles are hypersonic
A lot of impacts on the ground this time around. Nevatim airbase was particularly badly hit with what looked like around 20 impacts, with at least one secondary explosion. Hopefully Israel managed to get all the F-35s airborne.
According to the Pentagon, USN destroyers launched dozens of interceptors against Iranian ballistic missiles.
According to the Pentagon, USN destroyers launched dozens of interceptors against Iranian ballistic missiles.
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Why did they intervene only in Syria to help their dictatorship stay in power there?
Why not in the revolutions that swept Yemen, Tunisia? Bahrain, Egypt, Libya etc etc? You should know the answer why. Lol
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BMD is largely ineffective against modern ballistic missiles. You can see in these videos that there's hardly any BMD even fired off by Israel. Just check the speed alone of the incoming BM and compare with previous videos of what Israel uses against Hezbollah/Palestine rockets.
That seems impractical. They don't know exactly where the missiles are headed. Which base would you empty out, which installation, which area cleared?
There are international civilian jetliners moving through the region. A courtesy warning helps them to clear out. Iran would not want a missile striking, for example, a Greek or German aircraft carrying civilian passengers. Although, this is on the foreign operators to continue operating in what is obviously a warzone; Iran is actually being courteous to them in this regard. Maybe these foreign operators want Iran to hit their jets so they can build a casus belli for war.
The attacks is reportedly on southern and central Israel.
Yes. We know the answer. Syria borders Lebanon. Bahrain, Yemen, Egypt, Libya do not border Lebanon.