Wars 2024+ Iran VS Israel
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Lulldapull
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We know Sharma, they don't got de weapons no?
Their fukkin drones are like AL-Turkiyan drones........shot down in under two minutes.
Their missiles were all swatted down by India with ease no?
Fighter jets are just toyz and will be mostly obsolete by the turn of the decade.
Ab koi $50 million jahaz urraey ga? putting dalit into it? whom you invested $5 million to train?
Are you kidding?
Why don't you just launch that brahmos from the ground?
Are we all colored chutiye?
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I'm worried about the Eternity ship thats adrift.
Oh bhai that's another $250 million about to go down to the bottom no?
All Fillipeendo bicharay already evacuated its a ghost ship now.
Iran's fukked it up.......its almost stricken and drifting.
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Iran nuclear programme ‘very delayed’ by strikes: French intel chief
Iran’s nuclear programme has been “very, very delayed” by US and Israeli strikes, France’s foreign intelligence chief said on Tuesday, wading into a contentious debate over just how hard it was hit. US President Donald Trump has insisted that Iran’s key nuclear facilities were “obliterated” in...
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Iran nuclear programme ‘very delayed’ by strikes: French intel chief
AFP Paris
Published: 09 Jul 2025, 09: 35
Infographic with satellite image from Planet Labs PBC on June 22, 2025 showing the Fordo nuclear site, in Iran, and US strikes on the same day AFP
Iran’s nuclear programme has been “very, very delayed” by US and Israeli strikes, France’s foreign intelligence chief said on Tuesday, wading into a contentious debate over just how hard it was hit.
US President Donald Trump has insisted that Iran’s key nuclear facilities were “obliterated” in last month’s air strikes, angrily bashing assessments to the contrary, including, reportedly, by his own administration.
Asked how much the strikes had delayed Iran’s nuclear programme, Nicolas Lerner, head of the DGSE French spy agency, said: “Undeniably various months, certainly.”
“Our assessment today is that every stage of the process”, from enriching uranium to designing a nuclear warhead and mounting it on a missile, “was very seriously affected, very seriously damaged”, Lerner told French news channel LCI.
“The Iranian nuclear programme as we know it has been very, very delayed,” he said.
He added that the assessment “nevertheless... needs to be fine-tuned”.
“No intelligence service in the world was capable in the hours after these strikes of making a perfect, full evaluation of what happened,” he said.
The Pentagon has said that the strikes delayed Iran’s nuclear programme by between one and two years, contradicting an initial classified US intelligence report that according to American media found the setback was only by a few months.
Lerner said it was important to remain “cautious”, notably over the unknown whereabouts of Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpiles and the risk that Tehran could now pursue a nuclear programme in secret.
“There’s consensus on the fact that the material -- the 450 kilogrammes (990 pounds) of enriched uranium -- maybe a small part was destroyed, but that material remains in the hands of the regime,” he said.
Iran, which denies pursuing nuclear weapons, has suspended cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog since the strikes.
AFP Paris
Published: 09 Jul 2025, 09: 35
Infographic with satellite image from Planet Labs PBC on June 22, 2025 showing the Fordo nuclear site, in Iran, and US strikes on the same day AFP
Iran’s nuclear programme has been “very, very delayed” by US and Israeli strikes, France’s foreign intelligence chief said on Tuesday, wading into a contentious debate over just how hard it was hit.
US President Donald Trump has insisted that Iran’s key nuclear facilities were “obliterated” in last month’s air strikes, angrily bashing assessments to the contrary, including, reportedly, by his own administration.
Asked how much the strikes had delayed Iran’s nuclear programme, Nicolas Lerner, head of the DGSE French spy agency, said: “Undeniably various months, certainly.”
“Our assessment today is that every stage of the process”, from enriching uranium to designing a nuclear warhead and mounting it on a missile, “was very seriously affected, very seriously damaged”, Lerner told French news channel LCI.
“The Iranian nuclear programme as we know it has been very, very delayed,” he said.
He added that the assessment “nevertheless... needs to be fine-tuned”.
“No intelligence service in the world was capable in the hours after these strikes of making a perfect, full evaluation of what happened,” he said.
The Pentagon has said that the strikes delayed Iran’s nuclear programme by between one and two years, contradicting an initial classified US intelligence report that according to American media found the setback was only by a few months.
Lerner said it was important to remain “cautious”, notably over the unknown whereabouts of Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpiles and the risk that Tehran could now pursue a nuclear programme in secret.
“There’s consensus on the fact that the material -- the 450 kilogrammes (990 pounds) of enriched uranium -- maybe a small part was destroyed, but that material remains in the hands of the regime,” he said.
Iran, which denies pursuing nuclear weapons, has suspended cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog since the strikes.
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You believe a word outta this chumps gob sharma?.......
Iraans got him over the barrel.......with donkey dick straight in his ass!
He can't fight Iran.......just like Pakistan can't fight India no?........or are we coluddzz colonial chutiye here?
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