Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and other Related Conflicts in the Middle East (read the rules in the first post)
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Chances of a total Middle East war is steady increasing.
Speaker of the Knesset “Say Hello to the End” to Khamenei. High ranking official as in he is legally the next president in the event Netanyahu is incapacitated.
Remnants of Irani missiles picked up in Jordan and West Bank
Another video from Gaza, seen from a distance, shows how large the strike was
Launch from Iran
Looks like Dimona was also targetted
From Gaza again; second video shows huge fireball blazing in the distance, indicating something major was struck
Another video from Gaza, seen from a distance, shows how large the strike was
Launch from Iran
Looks like Dimona was also targetted
From Gaza again; second video shows huge fireball blazing in the distance, indicating something major was struck
The big question is how many of these Iran have in their arsenal. If they can repeat multiple times or need to wait years for production to catch up.
With that amount of missiles flying , missiles defenses systems are saturated and it would be interesting to know how many interceptors got launched from Israel and the US fleet.
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It was a saturation attack. Nonetheless, it was clearly visible in the videos that dozens of missiles were intercepted: I saw at least one exo-atmospheric kill.
Of all missiles, ballistic are the easiest to estimate where they are heading. They follow a ballistic arc, and the type Iran launched is easy to track in its boost phase.
Iran gave no such warning to airlines. A guy on a flight from Dubai posted a video of missiles flying eerily nearby their plane. It’s a testament to how advanced American-Israeli technology and training are that no airliners were harmed, despite hundreds of missiles in the air.
The interception rate seems to be way lower than it was last time Iran did an attack. Like 10% at best.
Depends on which missiles you are talking about. For example this is the Fattah missile the Iranians have.
It has enough range to hit Israel from Iran.
The last stage seems to be powered with a liquid rocket engine and is manueverable.
Rofl.
An airliner is a mobile, 3D target. To be hit with a missile that has no ranging or bearing guidance, only 2D coordinate guidance in the terminal phase, is one of supremely bad luck.
Was about to post this. This is footage of Palestinians in the West Bank parading a spent stage. It looks like a Fattah-1, with elongated fins extending past the base.
Edit: A much clearer picture of a spent stage:
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