Iran-Israeli Conflict Thread

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Like I said earlier in the thread, the Israelis are masters of trickery and deceit.

They played into the "Netanyahu is dead" hoax so that they could dunk on the people who spread it.

It's not just all about deceit, there is also a genuine fear about him being taken out because they no longer have advance warning on incoming missiles. If the Iranians have a missile already in flight, they could dial in their target's coordinates and hit him with very little advance warning time.

In other words, Bibi has been hiding ever since Iran has knocked off the main long range radars in the region.
 
Netanyahu has nice shoes. This doesnt make any sense. If somebody is alive. They just show themselves doing they´re job. In meetings, conferences, etc. Not taking coffees or even denying it. Something not right in all of this. But who knows. Jews and their tricks.
I'm starting to think Netanyahu did something Mossad didn't like, and they killed him off, and they're just doing this because they think it's funny.

I mean, would you put it past them?

 
Macron flip-flopped.



At the same time, more then half of French navy gathers in the area. To protect Cyprus from some wayward drones? They don't need to send a carrier and an amphibious ship to do that. They'll be sailing to Hormuz. But not to reopen it. They'll wait that out, and move in afterward to protect their own shipping. It's not that different from the Red Sea crisis, back then France only protected their own ships and didn't carry out any offensive actions.
 
Patricia Marins tweeted:

Iranian Missile Technology: A Leap Ahead of the West

Iran has once again struck Israel in retaliation for the death of its leader, resulting in pockets of destruction and casualties in Tel Aviv and its surrounding areas.

While Israel appears undeterred, given that the damage to Iranian infrastructure has been immense and arguably far greater than its own, the conflict has hit a technical turning point.

Today, Iran deployed Fattah-2 missiles, which are sophisticated Hypersonic Glide Vehicles (HGVs).

The Footage reveals the projectile’s unique capability to alter its trajectory by igniting a second-stage motor upon reentry into the atmosphere.
This level of missile technology is currently not operational in any Western nation.

Although Iran's HGV arsenal may be limited in numbers, it showcases an incredibly advanced aerospace industry, a remarkable feat for a country under decades of crippling sanctions.

The Fattah-2 HGV can reach speeds of Mach 14(approximately 18,000 km/h) and strike targets with high precision.

Its maneuverability makes it virtually immune to modern air defenses and air-to-air missiles. This breakthrough is the culmination of a dedicated, four-decade-long effort by Iran to achieve military and technological sovereignty.

 
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