/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

First for Israel Supremacy

>>15243
What manpower shortage when you can get the goyim to do it? Nevermind it only creates a weak class of jews who wouldn't be able to stop riots or put down arabs with superior weapons. But they'll probably just have robots do it then.

>>15243
LMAO
You know they're sweating when they're planning to send in the millennials. How are you going to train the guys who have a mini panic attack when they even see a gun?
>50 guys built like Wings of Redemption get sent in
>"let's hecking get all the voldemorts, oomfies!"
>get hit with a grenade immediately, they all pop like grease filled balloons

>>15243
All these years I did not know how easy it was to dodge the draft if you don't give a damn about your future
>We're gonna draft you
<Do meth and fight a cop
>6 years jail, but no war for you
>>15245
I feel like the potential ~40yo recruits are going to be more depressed alcoholics who want to die rather than sensitive shitlibs. Not that they'll fare much better.

>>15243
>42.
I shudder to think about what the PT standards are going to look like to pass what might as well be 72 year olds in army years.

>>15247
It's abysmal but how fit do POGs actually have to be? I'm sure that's where they'll end up.

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US mulls sending 10,000 additional troops to Middle East
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Anyone keeping track of the all the additional deployments?

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>>15247
One can hope it only gets higher one day and be fine from doing so. The greatest potential use for the advancement of those flexible/soft exoskeletons darpa funded becoming real (in conjunction with other realtively recent qol ballistic advancemnts in things such as sights) is letting geriatrics serve in place as infantry with minimal reprecussions, rather than liquidating your youth and jeopardizing your future. Principally, youth should serve in factories, defense/communications, and train for final defense and potential service when of age, while the old should serve as the insurgents.

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There are rumors that US might want to take  Abu Musa before Island hoping to Qeshm and Khang Island is just a distraction. Abu Musa is about 40 miles to the Emirates

>>15226
ebin rugged grandeur. thanks strelok.

>>15241 (OP) 
>video
WTF I LOVE IRAN NOW
Great memery.

>and advancing meme warfare with epic Lego AI slop
Link?

>>15250
Numbers hardly matter if it were an invasion as they would balloon immediately after the initial positions are established. 
>>15252
Every single one of those islands are exposed to immediate drone attack and only razing it to the ground to deny Iran the ability to hold it is the only use an invasion would have. Abu Musa at least only has 2,000 peoplem, the Tunb islands are even more sparsely populated. Qeshm has 148,000 people and even if a lot of those fled, is a PR disaster.

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>>15248
Trump pulled the same shit with Venezuela and on Iran twice already. Make claim of impeding peace or deals being made then immediately attack before non-existent deadline. So if this is Trump's tell, he is outright saying he is going to escalate on Iran within 9 days.

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Anyone knows how many days do a country have before it collapses because of no oil?

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This whole shit feels like they are going to sell you something, I wonder if the magafags will buy it like good goys?

>>15258
>swing
<THISISFINE

>>15260
It's pure art.

>>15257
>deadly chemical plant attack & assplosion, raining fire & brimstone down on the kikes instead
based. nice kino as well.

>>15248
>>15256
>So if this is Trump's tell, he is outright saying he is going to escalate on Iran within 9 days.
I'd give it a 50/50 that he'll still strike sometime this weekend. Probably the early part of the weekend.

>>15223
>>15224
As the other Strelok had pouted out,
>attacks from all sides

Furthermore, I'd not hold it past the State Dept (or less conspicuous elements of TPTB) to have made some backroom agreement to facilitate the pseudo-withdrawal. Even if the US doesn't commit to a true, balls-to-the-wall invasion, the Taliban could supply asymmetric ground forces to tie up resources to the Northeast. Or allow for airspace use. Or keep the Caspian states busy if they start to stir. Or have truckers leave an IED here and there while they're out in Iran on legitimate business. 

If anything, the MOST suspicious move would be that the United States extracting was as simplistic and germaine as we've been lead to believe.

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>>15257
>Country Labels 

>>15265
I don't know. With Iran very publicly telling Trump to pound sand (lol) with his latest "peace offer", I think Trump will just lose his cool and just demand a major assault. He wants something that he can mark down as a win. He didn't get his decapitation + regime change win, nor his capitulation after military destruction win, and not even a cease fire and "well somehow joint work out the Strait" win. He's either got to go balls deep with the military invasion or balls deep with nukes. Just mass saturation bombing would just be another loss, so that's out. Although he might just be pissed enough to do it only to get even more pissed when it fails to work.

>>15252
That sure is an important strategic location and usa will win bigly if they take this deserted island incapable of being resupplied.

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>>15254
You want more Iranian memery? This is the official Iranian Embassy in South Africa responding to Trump claiming he will control the Strait of Hormuz alongside Iran. I am not making this up.

https://xcancel.com/IraninSA/status/2036136193339933177

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Dubai

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Egypt Airport 
Kuwait port

>>15245
>get hit with a grenade immediately, they all pop like grease filled balloons
Cant wait!
>>15246
>I feel like the potential ~40yo recruits are going to be more depressed alcoholics who want to die rather than sensitive shitlibs. Not that they'll fare much better.
Atleast those guys are somewhat realistic and being already alcohlics what they got to lose.

Im glad seeing all this, hope the mutts die for their jewish gods while they die the cartels take over america and chop peoples limbs off and poison everyone.
>>15259
>I wonder if the magafags will buy it like good goys?
They are so invested in their savior any swaying away from their lord would be heresy.
Just like the vaccinated will take more vaccines to show how safe and effective they are, trumptards will go die for israel to defend their faith.

I enjoy the ukraine war for many reasons, but this is turning out to become just as good.

>>15298
If a militia can do that, the IDF against a professional land army would last a day.

>>15257
Ambiguous. There are oil reserves, alternative fuel sources, alternative power sources, and the fact that a country will sooner try to obtain oil from elsewhere as well as any and all alternatives it can get its hands on than suffer an energy crisis. Some of this stuff isn't public information and some of this info isn't really something you can figure out until you see the situation unfold.

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May ((( Jesus ))) christ our lord and savior kill all our evil bad goys, amen and awomen.

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>>15259
And it was fucking nothing, just a shitty app. You want to know the funny part, that shit already existed.

>>15254
https://nitter.poast.org/ExplosiveMediaa
Don't expect too much, it is still AI-slop.

>>15308
Based. Thanks, Strelok!

>it is still AI-slop.
Fair complaint, but what isn't these days? It's the underlying writing that matters, and this work gets decent marks IMO. In particular the ((( victory ))) speech set atop a mound of US flag-draped caskets is pure kino-ma.

>>15282
Is that a typhoon? Praying for rain to bless Iran rn.

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>>15311
>heaviest rainfall in 75 years
No, but it was a massive 1'400 km wide supercell storm that targeted Dubai. Seems supernatural enough AFAICT.

>>15312
note: the recent supercell was MUCH larger than the storm from last year represented in that graphic.

>>15312
Wouldnt a storm in a desert be considered good omen though ?

>>15314
Don't know. It sure caused a lot of havoc & death in the region though (at least 20 dead).

>>15267
I'm not saying he wouldn't. Streloks said (last thread) that it was all bluster and a true land war would be impossible, with or without Afghan. Even meeting them halfway, there's more than enough incentive to help the CIA even if it's just to keep the US out of their country and keep their shiny new armaments. 

>>15288
They'd try to push a retarded Ukraine-like "rehabilitative service program," I'm willing to bet. Still no idea what happened to all the DC homeless, there could be tens of thousands in training prisons around the country for all we know. 

Also, fuck you, Cartel Planet is the maximum goycattle apocalypse bad ending.

>>15314
Not to this degree, necessarily. Most buildings are designed to survive sandstorms and heat. Water does it's own thing. A 3.0 earthquake might be nothing for Tokyo or SF but for Chicago it could be devastating, for example.

Come to think of it, they only just started paying some guy to take their poop away...that doesn't speak to a well considered drainage plan.

>>15312
I wonder where the clouds go in a desert, the Sahara can get surprisingly cloudy,  not enough to blanket the sky but enough to take a break from the sun. In western America there's hardly any clouds.

I asked chatgpt and it said the low pressure system likes to sit in the southern part of the Mediterranean sea but sometimes during the summer the low pressure dips into the sahara causing partly cloudy skies in the desert but it isn't enough for it to rain

>>15314
No one aside from the likes of Benjamin Franklin or Nikola Tesla would consider a massive lightning strike on your shit a good omen.

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10 US troops wounded in Iranian attack on Prince Sultan Airbase
https://archive.is/Bkw3o

>>15320
>US aircraft obliterated into tiny fragments
<" " "damaged" " "

>>15320
Iran has allegedly fucking sank 3 landing ships and damaged 3 more at a staging base with also a "high number" of US casualties inside some infrastructure.
The ground operation hasn't even started and they are getting warned the shit out from it


>>15317
>I wonder where the clouds go in a desert
They poof away and re-appear suddenly, move very slowly too
>In western America there's hardly any clouds
Are you kidding, San Fagcisco is Cloud City, and many desert areas get really cloudy in winter. I remember seeing gigantic clouds in Nevada, haven't seen things like that since
>the Sahara can get surprisingly cloudy
It is a well-known fact that Sahara clouds are so mobile that they can reach Northern America in very windy years, a phenomenon understood until recently with satellite images. Old timey injuns, including the maya kingdom, supposedly said of sands coming from the sea that caused them to sneeze often, making them suppose there was a big sandy area somewhere in the ocean.

>>15322
>landing ships and damaged 3 more at a staging base
NANI?!

>>15321
We're going to get Ukraine-tier cover ups of USA casualties at this rate, when the land invasion happens. How long until Trump starts commanding his generals to move units that don't exist?

>>15322
Sauce on those landing ships getting sank?

>>15325
There's reports that America hasn't been able to destroy Iran’s missile capability only bury the missiles underground by hitting the tunnels instead of hitting its bunkers, Iran might be able to recover most of its weaponry if true

>>15327
Well, they are getting the missiles somewhere, because they keep bombing the kikes every single day.

>>15328
They're distributed throughout various regions and sub-forces and Iran is also cranking out new ones nonstop. Even if Iran cannot recoup its lost missiles, it likely has far more left than the US claims and will not run out when it is continuously making new ones.

>>15301
All he has prayed for applies to the US and the kikes. See madman with a nuke >>15305

>>15323
>>15326
Found no western/official american source but the Iranians and other miscellaneous sources do share the same information:
>IRGC Naval Force
>Part of the Wave 84th of the True Promise 4 Operation, specific maneuver codenamed "Yaman Huwa Shadeedul Eqab"
>Al‑Shuyukh port targeted with the Qader/Ghadr-380 anti-ship cruise missiles with 200kg ordinance each, same ones that supposedly damaged the USS Lincoln
>6 LCU (landing ships) blasted, 3 sunk, 3 on fire
>US military personnel were present nearby when the projectiles hit the targets
>t. Middle East Observer

Confirmed so far:
>Kuwait said their commercial port was targeted by drones on the 27th causing material damage but no injuries
>That is all :^)
It's a "they say" situation right now, nothing has been confirmed other than a supposed smoke column in the port.

Supposedly Dubai was also targeted, UAE says they intercepted 119 out of 121 drones and 15 out of 16 missiles. Target was a hotel that had military elements inside but no visual confirmation so far.
Honestly the Kuwait port incident has no western or even visual confirmation which makes me highly suspicious of a lie or censorship, either it didn't happen or they inflicted the biggest casualty number thus far and they are hiding it until it cools down.

>>15298
The casualties have to be mounting for the IDF. It has to lower morale to know men are dying but the military is too afraid and must insist it is winning.
>>15299
>Professional land army
You have it backwards. History is a repeating cycle of armies that become stale and lose to new techniques. Militias losing to the professional army, colonist rebels could defeat the traditional european army, or how entrenched machine gun nests annihilated the traditional cavalry/infrantry charges. 
Israel could defeat the surrounding traditional armies. One where forces bunch up in large groups following a tank with air support. Israel's tanks and jets alone can wipe out an army before it reaches Israeli forces. 
But smaller attack teams that prefer sneak attacks, with drones that target close-knit groups and tanks will defeat the Israeli army. Just look at most concerted attacks in Ukraine that use armor and how they are destroyed before they reach their intended destination.

>>15333
>History is a repeating cycle of armies that become stale and lose to new techniques.
Honestly, I am waiting for war technology to become so advanced, that the way to beat is by going back to swords and spears.

>>15328
Since you mentioned it
https://archive.is/Oruy6
>U.S. can only confirm about a third of Iran's missile arsenal destroyed, sources say
>The status of around another third is less clear but bombings likely damaged, destroyed or buried those missiles in underground tunnels and ‌bunkers, four of the sources said.
So 1/3 completely untouched and 1/3 may be recovered. 
It also looks like Russia and China are sending more drones to Iran, so that only increases their stock. Which means that the US saying it took out 99% of targets is literally surface level shit.
>>15335
Don't forget Aksai Chin, the contested border of China and India where guns are prohibited so both sides patrol and fight with sword and shield.

>>15337
I did not know that. Thanks, strelok.

>>15337
>>15341
>contested border of China and India where guns are prohibited 
Doesn't stop them from having regular platoon-level brawls, lol

>>15344
Post pics, vids, etc. please. I'm real curious now.

>>15331
What the hell is he talking about‽

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>>15241 (OP) 
>>Netanyahoo still alive (probably)
Actually, probably not. Do you have the memory of peanut to forget just two threads back? No one has given any plausible reason that OFFICIAL kike pr channels released at least two clearly-faked videos after his death.

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The 3rd one is the  Oman port

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hangar at Ali Al Salem Air Base

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@grok is this true?

>>15348
thots as reporters somehow defiles the enterprise of war.

>>15349
How about some context here, strelok?

>>15353
Women have no place reporting on or being involved in war except as casualties, either primary or secondary.

"Allegedly"
>Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters claimed it had destroyed a warehouse in Dubai allegedly storing Ukrainian anti-drone systems and that 21 Ukrainians were at the site
>Also hit 2 civilian facilities in Dubai that had 400 and 100 US military units

>>15352
FUCK, i've been searching for the pic and source for a hour while my PC is dying due to high heat, piece of shit SSD and fuck the indian who assembled the fan.

>>15354
Iraq-Iran border, looks like the Iraqi Shias convoy is bringing aid to the country of Iran

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Another pilot dead

>>15357
thanks kindly. interesting.

>>15352
>Iran is no longer falling for the merchant's tricks.
>And might also now be anticipating them.
And I didn't think to save it, from being at work. But it seems the markets at home are not buying Trump's tricks anymore either. For when Trump announced his 10 day pause, oil had a sharp drop. But then almost immediately went back up to near its prior numbers. It's total zogbot sacrifice to Molech, nukes, or nothing at this rate.

>>15360
They'll attempt to create a new option.

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>>15332
>Found no western/official american source but the Iranians and other miscellaneous sources do share the same information:
FAKE NEWS!
I only read news from TRUE PATRIOTS!

>>15367
I cannot wait until the USA denies the soldiers dying in Iran ever existed, for to avoid paying out life insurance.

>>15368
Odds are they are still alive, as in, in a coma with brain damage, later when they pull the plug and they are killed off, a jewish non-profit, will cash in the insurance.

>>15367
Q predicted this

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BOOTS ON THE GROUND FUCKING WHEN?!

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>>15370
Who did what?

>>15280
Is that embassy aspiring to internet meme lord status? They're meming on Trump pretty hard.

>>15356
Dude, fans are cheap. Just buy a new one. Btw, bigger fans are typically quieter than small ones, because they need less rotational speed to displace the same amount of air.

>>15371
Probably never? They have to successfully reach the ground first. If they're getting wrecked before coming close then the operation will keep failing before it truly happens. Not to mention mutinying is a real option when given completely suicidal orders.

>>15373
>Not to mention mutinying is a real option when given completely suicidal orders.
I would say bullshit, they are drones and will gradly die for Israel, but then I remember that carrier that got fucked either by sabotage or a retarded dei womyn hire.

How likely can Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt tell all parties to fuck off, and provide a list that makes all belligerents angry (and thus a reasonable solution)?

>>15375
They have no power, so no.

>>15375
>Pakistan
They are the ones supposedly directly passing messages between Iran and the US. They don't have much pull otherwise.
>Saudi Arabia
The arab jews supposedly want to increase bombings on Iran. They also have long wanted to replace the Houthis and may push Israel and the US to launch attacks there.
>Turkey
They aren't really involved, and that plays well for Turkey. The more Israel is damaged, the easier Turkey can move on Syria.
>Egypt
No different then Jordan. Egypt gets free money from the US and will do nothing as a result.

>>15375
Saudi Arabia can only fuck itself over by becoming an active enemy in this war. It's already using the US to cover its military needs and US bases are getting pounded hard. Becoming an enemy proper would mostly expand the range of targets Iran is willing to hit in Saudi Arabia. This war is fucking disgusting because your soldiers will die long before they reach enemy land, so what's your attack strategy anyway? Air? That's the US mostly. It's already getting wrecked. Navy? I guess you have one of those to blow up, sure, but if the US is getting raped trying to come close there is no good reason for Saudi Arabia to contribute its own ships to the shitshow. Land? That's utter suicide. Saudi Arabia is hostile to Iran but it has to deal with the hand it's dealt, and mostly what it can do is support the USA's strikes and try to encourage Trump to hit Iran harder, which it is doing. Probably Iran is going to curtail Saudi Arabia pretty hard in this conflict because SA is overplaying their hand hoping for sufficient degradation of Iran to be dominant in the aftermath.

As for Turkey, Turkey is closer to an ally of Iran than anything in this conflict. They are keeping their heads low for the time being, but Israel was already talking an insane game about how after Iran Turkey was like a second Iran that they would need to solve. The Israeli lebensraum project called "Greater Israel" also involves expanding straight into Turkish territory. Turkey is keenly aware that Israel intends to wreck Turkey soon after Iran, so Turkey has every reason to wish Iran well in their efforts against Israel, which is why Iran was able to target a NATO site in Turkey because of concerns over the radar being used to benefit Israel while Turkey itself refused to invoke Article 5 despite being a NATO member. This is also part of the problem with Trump trying to produce a NATO response against Iran. Turkey is adamantly opposed. But the biggest problem is just that most NATO surplus weaponry has already gone into Ukraine so if they send a ton of shit to the middle east, what do they have left over for themselves? It's an extremely dangerous and bad plan for most countries. NATO is useless if Europe has few to no weapons for its own defense. It's practically inviting Russia to take advantage of the opportunity, and there is risk of secret Iranian ICBMs too. So it's an all around extremely dangerous shitshow that strongly risks fracturing NATO and starting WW3.

Pakistan is closer to an ally of Iran's than an enemy's and trying to antagonize Iran would just decide for Iran which side of the Pakistan-India conflict they back when they've been friends with both sides so far. India is also more a friend of Russia's than Pakistan is, so geopolitically Pakistan would be fucking itself pretty hard if it went for antagonizing Iran. There's also the fact that most of Pakistan quite likes Iran's opposition to Israel's depredations and the Shia minority in particular tend to more fervently support Iran as the leader of the Shia world.

Egypt could get involved but it's extremely hostile to Israel, to the point where roughly 85% of Egyptians oppose diplomatic recognition of the Israeli state. The first government trying to openly help Israel will lose all popular support. Egypt would be far more inclined towards joining the war against Israel than anything, but Egypt is currently trying to stay in the US and west's good books and is therefore staying neutral mostly.

I'm seeing rumors that the Gerald Ford withdrew b/c of Iranian strikes, and not the fabrication that CENTCOM devised. Any validation on this, Strelok?

>>15380
Didn't Trump publicly state that their biggest aircraft carrier was being attacked from 17 sides and they all had to flee? Their biggest aircraft carrier is the Gerald Ford.

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>>15380
>>15381
Yeah, Trump commenting on it right here: >>15331

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>>15345
Behold! After decades of fighter jets and robot dogs: the PINNACLE of ultramodern warfare!

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From Farsna news titled : The backbone of the Zionist regime is in the hands of Iran

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>>15383
>yfw when WWIII will be fought with both nuclear weapons AND sticks & stones

port of Eilat is being threatened by Iran. It's Israel's biggest port , where most its exports enter also there's an important data center near the area

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reservists get ready to be deployed

>>15383
Thanks strelok. I thought I remembered that a couple dozen pooshits were BTFO'd during those first couple of conflicts. Also, that the Chinese began requiring regular martial arts training at that altitude from that point forward.

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>>15387
DIE FOR YIDSRAEL GOY!111

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>>15386
>>15388
>Also, that the Chinese began requiring regular martial arts training at that altitude from that point forward.
Finally we know why they want to hang on to Nepal so much.

>>15379
I should note that by mining the Persian Gulf Iran has made naval incursion a more dangerous prospect for Saudi Arabia's navy also.

>>15383
Thank you very much, man. I have to admit I'm amused by this. I hope they wear medieval armor next time. You can use kevlar as padding, right?

>>15386
I'm surprised Iran hasn't attacked it already but I suppose Iran has reserved it for tit-for-tat retaliation and thus trying to avoid a Samson Option outcome.

Dragging out the war would mean Iran's victory but it looks like Israel is trying to up the Iranian attrition by targeting civilian infrastructure in the hopes of exhausting Iran's will or capacity for conflict? Not sure how that can work when it is ultimately an existential war for Iran. Perhaps Israel is hoping that Iran collapse in the post-war world then, but I wouldn't be surprised if much if it were sour grapes where Israel is simply determined to do whatever damage it can, regardless of how advisable.

>>15398
Unless I'm going crazy, yesterday or today I saw a video Trump saying the shadow leader of Iran gave US 20 cargo ships full of oil, I'm starting to think there is a game of telephone happening in the white house.

>>15394
Why would they have six escorts for what appears to be a heavy cargo aircraft? WTF is in that thing?

>>15388
NP, Strelok. 
>poos BTFO
I can't find the source from way back but IIRC, the poos might have come out on top in the original small arms skirmish, which caused both countries to agree to go nogunz in the vicinity. More recently (a couple Bugmen threads ago, so the last year or two), the Chinese overwhelmed an Indian platoon and straight up marched them back to basecamp like POWs. Also,
>Checked 

>>15391
>I hope they wear medieval armor next time. You can use kevlar as padding, right?
Maybe the helmets, but ballistic plates are a bit small and your shoulders, arms, and abdomen are a bit exposed for RETVRNING to MANWAR. Besides, India's medieval ace in the hole were their elephants, who are starting to go Viet Cong  on the jeets.

>>15400
It's just a KC-135. Nothing weird about having fighters flying behind a refueller.

>>15391
>Samson Option outcome.
I think they'd lose any and all international support going for it, at this point. Nobody's going to buy their "hand being forced," either. Senators and businessmen smugly flaunting their support for Israel only goes so far as jews NOT being public enemy #1. 

>looks like Israel is trying to up the Iranian attrition by targeting civilian infrastructure in the hopes of exhausting Iran's will or capacity for conflict?
You touch onan interesting data point to Netinyahu's death: the desperation of action, lately. It points to the IDF unraveling at the loss of consistent leadership. 

That, and skirmishers dropping Merkavas like flies. If propping up Hamas was specifically orchestrated by Bibi, they might have dropped the kid gloves once they realized he's out of the picture.

>>15401
That'd be the funniest thing ever, if India were to use war elephants against the Chinese.

>>15403
>I think they'd lose any and all international support going for it, at this point. Nobody's going to buy their "hand being forced," either. Senators and businessmen smugly flaunting their support for Israel only goes so far as jews NOT being public enemy #1. 
Sure, but the Samson Option is deliberately a last resort option. The point is that Iran is trying to leave room for counter-escalation so that Israel doesn't push that final button. If Israel tries the Samson Option, the major issue won't even be political backlash. It'll be that Iran will say fuck it and immediately blow up every power plant, desalination plant, port, hospital, source of food and water, civilian bunker, really every shred of vital civilian infrastructure for survival or escape that it can in order to quickly push the whole of Israel to its death. If Israel doesn't manage to blow up all missile launch capacity it can in one bombing run, which is extremely unlikely given the way the military is divided into autonomous subgroups, Iranian reprisal is guaranteed and it will be maximally brutal.

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Sooo what are the chances houthis join in the fun

>>15403
>You touch onan interesting data point to Netinyahu's death: the desperation of action, lately. It points to the IDF unraveling at the loss of consistent leadership. 
Well, Israel has generally been consistent in its hatred for its enemies and their ability to retain a functioning society or any form of pride to hold on to. Blowing up schools, hospitals, cultural heritage, etc. is pretty normal for Israel. They are very used to getting away with it and feel very entitled to doing so. It's essentially a policy of enforcing upon the untermenschen their place, and it gives Israel relief at the notion that they are pushing the world into its rightful order and helping suppress their arrogant foes. They're crazy like that, and it's a big part of why everyone fucking hates them when they go out of their way to do shit that would make normal people hate them. That in turn intensifies the violence and hatred which in turn strengthens the Jewish victim/persecution narrative that is used to validate and rationalize their insane fucking hyper-antagonistic behavior. In the scheme of things, the destruction of Israel is inevitable because Israel keeps creating its own enemies, sowing bone-deep, generational grudges, and making itself an international posterchild for an out-of-control rogue state that needs to be curtailed.

AIPAC and the ADL are both getting squeezed by a loss of popular support in the US now because Israel keeps going too far.

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>>15351
Prince Sultan Air Base

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>>15408
>E-3 Sentry AWACS
That's expensive.
It's old and they're trying to replace them but that process has been mired in messy indecision and is still a few years out at best.

It it obvious to any other streloks that China (and likely Russia) are providing realtime satellite intel, as well as senior level guidance to Iran's military leaders for the war's conduct. If so, then I expect that once armament and munitions really start to flow into the country the fun will be just starting.

>>15409
>A flying radar dish.
Intredasting. Now I know why Iran hit that part of the plane. It also shows Iran has incredibly precise missiles.

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>>15331
>>15346
>>15382
>What the hell is he talking about‽
Venezuela. It's edited misleadingly, but has nothing to do with the Iran war, nor is the Ford what was fleeing.

>>15404
Might have mistyped, sumimasen.

I'm not disputing the looming danger or overall dynamic of the Samson Option scenario, what I'm looking at is the fact that if the Samson Option isn't THE Samson Option (ie, extinguishes all life on the planet), it'll be hell to pay. If Israel had invested in a contingency that "only" glasses everything in 500 miles, there would be considerable backlash around the world towards anyone who had previously supported them: the aforementioned senators and businessmen, celebrities, law enforcement, nonprofit groups, etc, etc, etc. Any and all antisemitism laws or policies would be repealed and those who pushed for them would be probably cast out or killed. "Conspiracy theorists" would be just as vindicated as places like China and Egypt who've opposed Israeli expansion. People would actively seek Jews in their midst and commit them to persecution, killing, or worse on general principle. 

That said, it would also probably queue the international Jewish community that shit has officially hit the fan and you'd see millions of prominent citizens all over the world simultaneously try to uproot to wherever they could with what trillions they could get their hands on. It'd be absolutely chaotic if you're anywhere but Tonga.

>>15405
They've already launched a missile at the kikes, so the question is if they will close their strait too. What would be even funnier if they did that, and then the Somali pirates decided that it's harvest season and started seising the ships that have piled up there.

>>15415
>What would be even funnier if they did that, and then the Somali pirates decided that it's harvest season and started seising the ships that have piled up there.
Heh, hadn't even thought of that one. Does seem a natural outcome innit?

>>15402
Oh. Duh. Thanks for pointing out what should have been obvious to me, strelok.

>>15408
The precision of those strikes is impressive.
Too accurate for Sand People.

>>15414
God give me just this one thing.

>>15407
Israel has always gone to far, it really speaks to the kike media machine in the US that they've kept so many people on the reservation as it were.

>>15399
That game of telephone has been ongoing since Trump realised in week 2 that he'd dogpiled into a quagmire.

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Be'er Sheva, Israel

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In Kuwait, Iraq , Iran and Syria the airspace is empty

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Boeing KC-767A tanker flying over the Balkans.  Airforce. Refueling away from the middle east?

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Pentagon looks for vendors to supply pre-made bunkers within 30 days
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Sounds pretty desperate to me, why hasn't the military already construct bunkers on their bases?  Is the Pentagon this incompetent?

>>15426
Of course not. Glorious American military was invincible when it was just small arms and mortar fire. That and bunkers are expensive, the military will cheap out just as much as it loves to fill a few projects with money. Like how the A-10 is being sunset while proving its continued use in this conflict. Meanwhile the most expensive aircraft carrier has to flee the region. They also make fun of Russia for building bunkers for its people, but there are no serious attempts in America to protect its citizens in a similar scenario.

>>15405
They've demonstrated their willingness to do so, giving Iran maximal leverage in the current negotiations. If Trump fucks it up, it can happen.

>>15426
1. Yes. In fact, you should hear the stories of how poorly shielded the workers in the Green Zone during the Iraq war were, even though insurgents were frequently firing mortars at their location. Cheaping out on preserving your soldiers' wellbeing is a longstanding issue of the American war machine.

2. They're air bases. It's not even a necessity for Iran to completely blow them up. So long as they're bombed into unusability Iran has successfully taken them out.

>>15426
They already have bunkers for mutations storage. These are (historically) burred quonset huts with one partly exposed wall. Those are fine at shielding artillery, but they don't stand up to directional attacks from drones. These were the modern solution until 2020.

US has learned the lessons for UKR/RU, but they're slow to implement. Prefab bunkers show they are testing solutions in theater.

I don't think they ever have (or will) built bunkers for the human assets on forward bases. Doesn't seem to be in their doctrine.

>>15430
Don't worry. It stops being a war crime when they become old enough.

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>>15430
The only war crime is that the kid is about to martyr his own side the way he tickles the trigger.

>>15408
I didn't think about it at first, but that plane appears to be on a taxiway, rather than parked on the apron, which would imply it was crewed and operating. It's clearly a different part of the base than >>15320
That would explain some of the US casualties of that attack.
>>15411
>incredibly precise missiles.
No, looks like a drone. We know FPV drones have been flying into US bases. Even though the damage is catastrophic and the plane is fucked, the damage radius is pretty small and it doesn't look like the pavement is cratered. Seems limited for a missile.
And if it's true that the plane was moving, then it's 100% a drone with active human guidance.

>>15425
"This shit's unsafe. Let's fly closer to Ukraine."

>>15425
Why would you expect the Italian Air Force to be refuelling over the Middle East in the first place?

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Water Desalination Station in Kuwait

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Israeli's aren't entertained it seems.

The E-3 got repaired by the way.

>Iran is now telling everyone that whatever Trump statement that comes out tomorrow morning that its a "reverse indicator"
I am actually amazed
>the markets believed Trump this long and only really stopped believing this last week
>I believe Iran more than many others how to make money

>>15347
He is possibly injured and decided to fuck off. Dead politically anyway.

>>15442
>The E-3 got repaired by the way.
Lol, no. The one pictured above is a total write-off. Scraped for parts, but it will be years before any of it flies again in some other aircraft.

The one in your picture just suffered shrapnel damage, by the looks of it.

>>15444
Checked.
>Dead politically anyway.
Heh, we wish. Do you really think bidup the ZOG was parading around was the real bidup? I'm sure they find it rather convenient to have actors (both body doubles + AI; same as bidup) that will perform on cue.

>>15440
>Desalination plant.
About time. I am impressed. Now I wish Iran would realize that "An eye for an eye." is but a privilege for those who want to play relatively fair.

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>>15417
You cheekycunt.

>>15437
Someone in Rome was cleaning out an old desk and found a memo saying, "back up Rommel."

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>>15446
>Now I wish Iran would realize that "An eye for an eye." is but a privilege for those who want to play relatively fair.
Absofuckinglutely not. War colleges 100 years from now will be studying the Iranians with respect and pique. Managing to hold their own honorably against western ultramodern scumfuckery would do wonders for humanity as a whole.

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>>15450
>My enemy is the living incarnation of Darth Saurondemort.
>This war is the Ultimate Battle of Ultimate Destiny.
>Losing means my people will go extinct in a fury of fire and blood that history will not remember.
>Because no one will be left alive to record it.
>And those who somehow survive will become crippled rape slaves for all of eternity.
<But I don't want to fight too hard. =^)
I will never understand this mentality. How it is explained does not matter. How many times it is explained does not matter. This is the kind of thinking that helped the Holocaust to not happen. And where do you think we are now because of that?

I suppose this is the part where you call me a retarded nigger. Or a creature so pathetically lacking basic humanity that it's rather a sad thing. etc. etc.

>>15451
>the living incarnation of Darth Saurondemort.

>>15451
Iran is engaged in tit-for-tat counter-escalation. It not only lets Iran preserve the moral high ground, but it also gives Iran deterrence against enemy escalation against its own civilian population, and it makes it difficult for other countries to make a narrative out of Iranian hostilities when it's hard to hide that these are retaliatory strikes. All of this also adds up to other countries keeping out of the war since Iran isn't being an uncontrolled danger and also Israel keeping its nukes out of play since Iran can counter-escalate by wrecking Israel at large. If Iran were to fuck Israel full force, Israel would just start dropping nukes, 100% guaranteed, and it would all go to shit.

>>15445
>The one in your picture just suffered shrapnel damage, by the looks of it.
It's a meme edit. It's one of the pictures already posted of the wrecked plane.
The joke is that the media reports of it being "damaged" give an impression of "just slap some speed-tape on it and it'll be fine" as the shopped version depicts, because they're not willing to say "destroyed".

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>>15451
Having enough self control to manage the escalation ladder instead of going all in is not only laudable, it's critical when the other side has a public image of being the shining golden eagle guys of peace and freedom and their tiny protectorate of of perpetual genocide victimhood and by that same token the perception of your people is being a herd of desert goblins with a penchant for boys and donkeys and a self detonation fetish. So when you can keep it tit-for-tat while the other guy starts off the war with perfidy and (likely intentional) child slaughter you can begin to alter the all important public perception.

>>15454
Oh. Good one. Heh, I didn't look too closely.

>>15455
I should point out that Iran is not in fact Arabia and all those things you mentioned (being a herd of desert goblins with a penchant for boys and donkeys and a self detonation fetish) is not really shit any Iranian does and virtually no one lives in the Lut desert within Iran (which is only 10% of Iran and even then people only live in the outskirts because the desert proper will fucking kill you).

The other thing about controlling the escalation ladder is that every time Iran does something they obviously indicated they would do only after someone else performs the escalation not only do they get the internationally valuable "we didn't start this game" narrative but everyone rages on the heads of whoever decided to escalate anyway after Iran made the consequences known. So the US and Israel now get shat on and pressured diplomatically when Iran blows up an oil refinery or a power plant or a desalination plant, in a "you knew this would cause that to happen but you did it anyway, you fucking moron/bastard" sort of way. Iran actually damages support for US and Israel with every counter-escalation, which is a big reason why the US and Israel get no fucking international support (these look like extremely self-inflicted problems by US+Israel, and everything Iran does that fucks Europe atm lands a massive pile of blame on the US and Israel's plate for triggering it) and also creates a sort of trust that Iran is simply acting as it said it would and only once others provoked it in ways that were clearly warned against that will produce a viable post-war diplomatic future for Iran.

>>15457
Let me add in a bit of context. Iran fucking the oil market fucks most of Asia and Europe and other countries besides. And yet none of these countries are pitching in any real help with the war (well, UK chipped in a little). If Iran were wilding out it'd be a very different story and those countries would all be willing to chip in here and there to end this shit Iran is doing in order to restabilize the situation and fix their own problems by extension. Instead, Trump and Israel are the ones who are seen as wilding out and causing all this fucking trouble, so the countries that want this shit to end are more inclined to tell Trump to knock it off than help him out.

The diplomatic reality can be an important part of the military reality as well. It's not for nothing that Clausewitz says that "war is the continuation of politics by other means."

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>>15457
>I should point out that Iran is not in fact Arabia and all those things you mentioned (being a herd of desert goblins with a penchant for boys and donkeys and a self detonation fetish) is not really shit any Iranian does and virtually no one lives in the Lut desert within Iran (which is only 10% of Iran and even then people only live in the outskirts because the desert proper will fucking kill you).
I know but that's the popular image in the mind of most Westerners, particularly most American online posters. We've had decades of Hollywood depictions and MIC Sandbox propaganda.

>>15459
True.

You know what that webm in the OP still gets me every time. Does anyone know the music? I'm convinced it's fleetwood mac but I'm probably very wrong.
>>15458
Even if Iran was gooing for the nuclear opti on there is no reality where the rest of nato would join. It's as simple as the yid selfishly provoked this and no one else is willing to die for their goals.

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>>15461
Yeah, I'm pretty that is from their "Rumours" album back in the '70s .

>>15463
I found it, it's dreams by fwm

>>15469
>first pic
Did his post affected the market or did it got numb after all the shitposting?

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Video and images related: Hafia oil refinery 
Republicans Plot Gutting Health Care to Pay for Trump’s Iran War
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Burgers are we winning again?
>>15470
Your eyes don't  deceive, it did went up

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>diplomacy is just shitposting now
What a world!

>>15471
Is the first video a recent one?
It feels as if I've seen it long before this war.

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Israel strong and never forget the 6 million, goy.

>>15474
Isn't it kinda funny how both the greatest and all the lesser "Allies" in the Gulf have similar amounts of strategic depth as in virtually none while Iran has everything it needs in that regard and how the JewS banked everything on a fast ebin lightening offensive that would be over in 72 hours tops feat. Pearl Harbor 2: Persian Boogaloo, doesn't it remind you of something?

Apparently, in the same audacious spirit as "If I don't steal it, someone else will!", the yidsraeli govt has strongly stated they will not be putting any boots on the ground.

Apparently the sentiment is that 1 yid loss would be "the equivalent of 100 Americans".

>>15471
Looks like the "minor damage to one old oil container" was pretty kino. Thanks strelok.

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>>15473
It's old. I have a version saved from 2018 but it may be older than that, and while this version is slavic I have no idea if it actually originates there or elsewhere.

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>>15479
Interesting. Didn't realize it wasn't from this war. This is all I have from the attack in Haifa yesterday.

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>>15472
On that note, I wonder now if this is just shitposting or its real:

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Why is there 20 sects Shias when there's only 5 major sects of Sunni Islam? Why is there a bigger split in Shias?

>>15480
The funny thing about missile warfare is that if you intercept a missile close to its target you'll still have a bunch of burning metal fragments from both the intercepted projectile and the interceptor falling down from altitude on your territory, so if you can't intercept the missiles over goyproxy/oceanic territory or take out the launchers the attrition adds up regardless.

>>15481
>he said the quiet part out loud
LOL

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>>15481
>that fucking email name

>>15481
The guy is an incorrigible shitposter, so almost definitely a shitpost, but a funny one.

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>>15483
Another bantz from iran embassy of Uk

>>15487
Notice anything unusual here? Seems the sign-tapper's message didn't get through properly yet.

>>15488
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>>15489
If you've ever served (I have) then you know there's a preponderance of nigger grunts (like probably 50%). Where are they? I count 3.

Kikes don't mind keeping Schvartze around, but woe to any White men who come under their thumbs.

>>15490
I don't expect the Iranians to massacre POWs should Duptanyahoo initiate the most furious US ground operation since the Pancho Villa expedition, but I do expect the kikes to bomb the POW camps to deny the Iranians strategic diplomatic leverage no matter the cost.

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According to this ex-UN representative, the UN is expecting nuclear strikes in Tehran.
If UN is expecting nuclear strikes it probably means US knows the ground invasion will fail, in response US and/or israel will strike Tehram or Qom.

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Got an idea for a horror game (if we survive nuclear hellfire).

What the FUCK is going on at the White House?

This Xitter account might be of interest https://xcancel.com/Soureh_design2

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>>15492
Iran is prepared for that scenario, or so someone seems to imply at least.

>upload too large
welp, will split into two posts

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Video 1 Kuwait Airport 
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Trump isn't retarded enough to enact the Samson option using the US Nuclear arsenal on behalf of Netanyahoo.....right? R-right?

>>15497
>the Chad Iranian missile vs the virgin Iron Dome

>>15499
>anonymous sources, trust me bro
I mean they're tribal camel herders but they can't be this retarded.

>>15498
This is old news , White House sent a three-page report to Congress justifying such a transfer to Saudi Arabia. Holding nukes in the gulf countries was already in the cards

>>15497
>>15500
>>the Chad Iranian missile vs the virgin Iron Dome
Lol. These are not your father's ballistic weapons. That algorithm is clearly throttling up/down & steering so as to sabotage the impact envelopes of the interceptors. Impressive, really.

>>15497
>Israeli commercial aircraft
LMAO

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>>15503
Meant to post this but i misclicked

>>15504
>THISISFINE.MOV
Eheh. Is this a spiritual conspiracy going on against the kikes?

>>15501
> justifying such a transfer to Saudi Arabia
Didn't SA already had suspicious launchers and missiles resembling ICBMs?
I remember reading Saudis being paired with Israel as being unconfirmed but highly suspected nuclear slingers, same with South Africa at one point.

>>15498
All the good US weapons are going to shit, the only place to double down upwards is nuking, plus the Christian death cult mentioned before (whose members include Pete Hegseth) would welcome a nuclear war, and >>15492 suggests that Trump is in fact that fucking crazy.

I'm hoping he holds back because that is a level of crazy too far, but it's possible.

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>>15507
>plus the Christian death cult mentioned before (whose members include Pete Hegseth) would welcome a nuclear war
As a Christian myself, daily reminder that Christianity itself is hardly that. But yeah, these (mostly through ignorance & ((( deceptive teaching ))) ) Christian heretics need to be kept far away from the levers of power.

>>15507
>>15508
Isn't it interesting how many churches – especially protestant churches – have taken on new, ex-military pastors in the last decade?

>>15491
>but I do expect the kikes to bomb the POW camps to deny the Iranians strategic diplomatic leverage no matter the cost.
This.

>>15507
>I'm hoping he holds back because that is a level of crazy too far, but it's possible.
All I can say is watch this short clip of the man, consider the gravity of both the situation & the setting, then decide for yourself whether this is a rational man.

>>15509
>Isn't it interesting how many churches – especially protestant churches – have taken on new, ex-military pastors in the last decade?
Is that so. I'm ex military and as I stated ( >>15508 ), Christian ziocucks shouldn't be either in Christian leadership, and certainly not in politics.

>>15493
>>15507
Sorry forgot the crosslink for you, Strelok.  >>15493

>>15508
>As a Christian myself, daily reminder that Christianity itself is hardly that. But yeah, these (mostly through ignorance & (((  deceptive teaching  ))) ) Christian heretics need to be kept far away from the levers of power.
I think just about everyone agrees on every point of that. It's just disturbing that this is a thing and powerfully positioned to boot, and if you are a Christian, please try to mobilize some corner of the Christian world to reform or counteract this doomsday cult (and perhaps prosperity gospel too while you're at it) because they are dangerously crazy. I really think Christians of all denominations need to come together to fight this shit.

>>15512
>and if you are a Christian, please try to mobilize some corner of the Christian world to reform or counteract this doomsday cult (and perhaps prosperity gospel too while you're at it) because they are dangerously crazy
Thanks Strelok, I do.

>I really think Christians of all denominations need to come together to fight this shit.
This.

>>15471
>Republicans Plot Gutting Health Care to Pay for Trump’s Iran War
Well if the war doesn't bankrupt America, having to pay more and more pensions, medical, and social security will. It is a curious issue that even China is fucked on because people live longer while producing nothing of value.
>>15477
Israel has expanded to consume Iran. It is saving troops to take more Syrian and Lebanon clay.
>>15482
Luck and the right moment at the right time. Get enough to follow your new sect and become powerful before the rival sects can massacre you certainly helps.
>>15492
>UN
>Preparing
>"We are deeply concerned that the United States has launched nuclear weapons against another country and we respectfully ask the United States stop doing that."
On a more serious note, the utter insanity of it would spell doom for the US. Even if China and Russia do not take actions of their own in Ukraine and Taiwan respectfully, it would be the end of US dominance anywhere. Other countries would denounce it, and while they would not dare to openly defy the US, it would only hasten the quiet defiance against the US dollar that the tariffs and sanctions already started.

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See that white streak the last instant before impact? That's not a photographic artifact.

Daily reminder: this missile is literally glowing white hot as it descends to the target.

>>15515
I will say AI for 500, the smoke cloud looks weird as fuck.

>>15516
I'm disinclined. The very "smoke" cloud (presuming you mean the long, hypersonic shock atmospheric vapor trail spanning the entire runway a second after final trajectory) is exactly why. AI wouldn't even " " "think" " " to add in that telling detail. As to the actual explosion, ehh. It was an airburst, so its hard to tell.
>I rate it 10/10 would decimate bad guy's airports again