Mission acomplished!
Iran-Israeli Conflict Thread
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Mission acomplished!
USAF continues to degrade and destroy Iranian military sites near the Southern shoreline and Strait of Hormun in preparation of a move on one or more of the Persian Gulf islets combined with a naval escorting mission. US is striking anti-ship batteries dug in the mountainous Makran Coast line using novel bunkerbuster ordnance, and is constructively taking out Iranian (commercial) and port assets, today at Bandar Lengeh 16 vessels were sunk. USAF operates at low level over the southern port cities, F/18s are performing WW2 era strafing runs
Most likely, the F-35 crashed in Saudi near the coast, the pilot was able to fly his damaged jet back across the Gulf and bailed out. The Chinook circling over that region was likely looking for the pilot and/or the crashed jet in that sparsely populated desert.
"In the hours following the incident, a US Army MH-47G Chinook, registration 19-02916, was tracked on FlightRadar24 flying an extensive series of tight circling patterns over the eastern Saudi Arabian region near Al Jubayl. The flight pattern is consistent with Combat Search and Rescue operations: the kind of search profile you fly when you are looking for a downed aircraft or a pilot on the ground.
The IRGC claims the shoot-down occurred at AM Iran time. The Chinook's search activity and the timeline raise questions about whether the F-35 reached a base at all, or whether it came down somewhere over Saudi territory.
CENTCOM says it landed safely. A Chinook was circling the Saudi desert in a CSAR pattern.
One of those things may not be true."
"SAMbush" tactics brought that plane down, I think the missile was guided by the drone filming the F-35, tracking it passively through its infrared signature. The pilot didn't see the missile coming, didn't attempt any evasive maneuvers or countermeasures, he wasn't lit up by any radar, and didn't use his, as customary with stealth jets that don't want to reveal their position.
The missile is a relatively small one that can be fitted in 4-packs on the flatbed of a small truck. Needless to say, this is a pretty smart solution for the Iranians, mostly homegrown, it relies on that tandem setup being in place in areas where the Iranians anticipate US/Israeli flight paths.
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Just thinking about this. If Netanyahu is dead, nothing has changed. Psychopaths still running the country and killing civilians, and the same policies are in place.
But if he is dead, that means some team put together a video of him doing a press conference. And the message from that video was approved by another group of people. And the message they came up with and approved is that Genghis Kahn is a greater man than Jesus Christ, and that evil will defeat good. And this is a level of evil/psychopathic behavior, that I don't think any of us can relate to. This was not an off the cuff, foot in the mouth comment by one guy, this was an entire project build and approved by a team of psychopaths. Damn.
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F-35 software glitching in Iran missions
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To be fair, jews can be charitable towards other jews.
Behind the Bombs, New Details Emerge on Iran’s Infiltration of Israel
As arrests grow in Israel, internal Iranian intelligence materials reviewed by Drop Site shed light on Tehran’s clandestine attempts to turn Israeli citizens into spies.
www.dropsitenews.com
An even scarier thought is that they can launch nukes and blame it on Satanyahoo who's dead.
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US LNG is making a fortune, revenues will be even higher than Russia's gas exports for the next 2+ years due to the Qatar bombing.