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Warfare HAMAS attack on Israel, Oct 2023 & Iran’s Proxies.

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They should rename themselves to "Ayatollah International" at this point, they've lost every ounce of credibility they once had.
 
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a nuclear detonation under ground?

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Lots of earthquakes in Iran.

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Probably just that.
 
What is that supposed to mean?

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It means Europeans are cucks.

Iran foreign minister plaid them the tearjerking violin and his European counterparts bought it.

Because they are spineless amoebas.
 
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criminal damage probably. Trespassing. We jailed the stop oil protestors, for blocking motorways, as a minimum this would be similar - in peacetime, of course. But the organisation behind them should be banned and arrested.

But the base security on all bases, will need massive upgrades.

Having done a few shifts of guard duty, I'd say they were lucky not to have come across the armed guards, as I'd think 50/50 I'd have shot them if they didn't stop on my challenge. And I'd say the rules of engagement would give me good coverage.

Have the ROEs changed since then?

They sure have among the police forces and such, wouldn't be that surprised if the army received "special training" to peacefully deescalate things.

And considering how the hierarchy is willing to throw its subordinates under the bus because the politicians got their balls in their hands...
 
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WSJ is full of S**t:


Contrary to multiple reports in US media, the Israeli military is not running low on air defense interceptors amid its conflict with Iran, the IDF has indicated.

The IDF has said it is “prepared and ready to handle any scenario,” but officially has declined to comment on specific munitions matters.

Military officials have told The Times of Israel that the operation in Iran was planned months in advance, and the planning took into account Iran’s stock of ballistic missiles and drones that it could fire at Israel.

Taking Iran’s stockpile into account means the IDF prepared ahead of time with enough interceptors to handle the threat.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said this evening that “we launched the campaign when Iran possessed around 2,500 surface-to-surface missiles.”

Additionally, the IDF is actually running through fewer interceptors than it anticipated at this point in the operation.

The IDF estimated that Iran would fire several hundred ballistic missiles at Israel in its initial response. In reality, it mustered just 100.

In all, some 470 ballistic missiles have been fired from Iran at Israel in the past week, below the IDF’s “reference scenario” for the operation.

Most of the Iranian missiles fired at Israel in recent days have been intercepted, at similar rates to Iran’s attacks in 2024, according to the IDF.

Military officials said 5-10 percent of the missiles “leak” through and impact Israel. This includes missiles that the IDF says it does not try to shoot down “according to protocol,” allowing them to strike open areas without causing damage to any critical infrastructure, as well as missiles it failed to intercept which hit urban areas and caused casualties and damage.

The military has routinely emphasized that, as good as Israel’s multilayered air defenses are, they are not hermetic.
They will have taken all this into account before launching the attack, Iran's response so far has been much less powerful than Israel was expecting.
 
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How about "nope".
let me explain, in this scenario, the people bombing you, are nothing what so ever to do with the USA, just like Hamas and hezbollah were nothing to do with Iran, when they were bombing israel. So as Iran had no control of the H2, USA has no control of Israel. Simple really.
 
Trump said they aren't prepared for the missile attrition rate. If they had enough they wouldn't have taken the 20,000? with proximity fuses off Ukraine. Or maybe thats just due to Russian lovin maga sub cult led by Carlsen that Ukraine should loose,.. its simple geo politcs. Now he can complain that Isreal has them.
 
Have the ROEs changed since then?

They sure have among the police forces and such, wouldn't be that surprised if the army received "special training" to peacefully deescalate things.

And considering how the hierarchy is willing to throw its subordinates under the bus because the politicians got their balls in their hands...
if you believe they will harm people, you can shoot. If you believe they will harm material that could harm people you can shoot. I think the crucial point is would they stop when challenged - I suspect they would not, so its 3am, your a normal aircraft technician, not a policeman, your doing a shift on guard, you see 2 people, approaching parked aircraft, you challenge them, they avoid you and head for the aircraft, carrying bulky objects, looks a bit like a cartoon bomb. Shoot/dont shoot? if you shoot, your defence is that you thought it was a bomb. 2nd defence, is that you dont know if there are techies working on those aircraft, so there could well be people, and you are indeed also a person, so you could claim you thought it was a bomb, and you shot them to stop them detonating it, and killing you. I'd say 50/50 they get shot, or a least the first one does, the second person probably freezes. As presumably they were dressed in combats with paly scarfs, pretty much COD terrorist.
 
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Delusional or the dementia has set in? Sad to see former generals lose their marbles like this...
1) His highest attained rank was Col. (Ret.);
2) He's a known vatnik, who goes on russian tv to speak about how great the russian army is, how much success they are having and how everything from and in the west is terrible. When needed he renders the same services to China, Best Korea and in this case Iran. He is a close confidant of Trump who has tried to appoint him to key military positions several times with access to highly classified information and Carlson & co love him because they love everyone who is also acting as a propaganda tool for the russians.
 
a nuclear detonation under ground?

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Iran experiences two dozen earthquakes each day.

Building an underground nuclear facility in a country full of fault lines probably wasn't the smartest thing to do. Accidents do happen 😏
 
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Iran experiences two dozen earthquakes each day.

Building an underground nuclear facility in a country full of fault lines probably wasn't the smartest thing to do. Accidents do happen 😏
Hmmm... so if an underground nuke facility was near an active fault line, an MoP could cause even more damage?
 

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