🇮🇷 Iran VS Israel

[Sharma Ji]

Israel’s attack fizzled out. Hard to believe they launched 68 aero ballistic missiles toward Iran and only 6 made it thru, out of which only 2 actually hit that air defense site, killing 4 soldiers.

I wonder how many Israelis died when 90% of of the 200 Iranian hypersonic missiles hit the Tel Nov and Nevatim complexes……

Israel is just so fulla shiit.

Wait for the gloves to come off.. abhi buss high level sabre rattling chal ree hai.

2 haftey ruko, resolute desk ke peeche waali kursi pe kiski gaan' tashreef lagai gi.. us pe depend hai total mamla and how it goes fwd.

Notice how both Trump and kumla devi both haven't said much, they waiting to get in first, them pentagon and generals k saath consult kar ke they'll decide how to act.

 

[Sharma Ji]

 

[Saif]

Israel hit Iran missile fuel-mixing facilities

An American researcher said an Israeli airstrike on Saturday hit a building that was part of Iran’s defunct nuclear weapons development program, and he and another researcher said facilities used to mix solid fuel for missiles also were struck.

www.thedailystar.net

Israel hit Iran missile fuel-mixing facilities
Say researchers after analysing satellite photos

An American researcher said an Israeli airstrike on Saturday hit a building that was part of Iran's defunct nuclear weapons development program, and he and another researcher said facilities used to mix solid fuel for missiles also were struck.

The assessments based on commercial satellite imagery were reached separately by David Albright, a former UN weapons inspector, and Decker Eveleth, an associate research analyst at CNA, a Washington think tank.

They told Reuters that Israel struck buildings in Parchin, a massive military complex near Tehran. Israel also hit Khojir, according to Eveleth, a sprawling missile production site near Tehran. Reuters reported in July that Khojir was undergoing massive expansion.

Eveleth said the Israeli strikes may have "significantly hampered Iran's ability to mass produce missiles."

The Israeli military said three waves of Israeli jets struck missile factories and other sites near Tehran and in western Iran early on Saturday in retaliation for Tehran's October 1 barrage of more than 200 missiles against Israel.

Palestinians inspect the site of an Israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced people in Beit Lahia, Gaza City yesterday. The directors of the CIA and Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency will meet with Qatar’s prime minister in Doha to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza. Photo: AFP
Iran's military said the Israeli warplanes used "very light warheads" to strike border radar systems in the provinces of Ilam, Khuzestan and around Tehran.

In posts on X, Albright said commercial satellite imagery showed that Israel hit a building in Parchin called Taleghan 2 that was used for testing activities during the Amad Plan, Iran's defunct nuclear weapons development program.

The UN nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and US intelligence say Iran shuttered the program in 2003. Iran denies pursuing nuclear weapons.

Albright, head of the Institute for Science and International Security research group, was given access to the program's files for a book after they were stolen from Tehran by Israel's Mossad intelligence agency in 2018.

On X, he said the archives revealed that Iran kept important test equipment in Taleghan 2.

Iran may have removed key materials before the airstrike, he said, but "even if no equipment remained inside" the building would have provided "intrinsic value" for future nuclear weapons-related activities.

Albright told Reuters that commercial satellite imagery of Parchin showed Israel damaged three buildings about 350 yards (320 m) from Taleghan 2, including two in which solid fuel for ballistic missiles was mixed.

He did not identify the commercial firm from which he obtained the images.

Eveleth said an image of Parchin from Planet Labs, a commercial satellite firm, showed that Israel destroyed three ballistic missile solid fuel mixing buildings and a warehouse in the sprawling complex.

Planet Labs imagery also showed that an Israeli strike destroyed two buildings in the Khojir complex where solid fuel for ballistic missiles was mixed, he said.

The buildings were enclosed by high dirt berms, according to the image reviewed by Reuters. Such structures are associated with missile production and are designed to stop a blast in one building from detonating combustible materials in nearby structures.

"Israel says they targeted buildings housing solid-fuel mixers," Eveleth said. "These industrial mixers are hard to make and export-controlled. Iran imported many over the years at great expense, and will likely have a hard time replacing them," Eveleth added.​

 

[Saif]

Bangladesh condemns Israeli military strikes on Iran

Bangladesh has condemned Israel's military strikes on Iran, stressing the need for dialogue and respect for sovereignty as vital for fostering peace in the Middle East. “Bangladesh unequivocally condemns the recent Israeli military strikes on the Islamic Republic of Iran, viewing these actio

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Bangladesh condemns Israeli military strikes on Iran
Published :
Oct 27, 2024 23:56
Updated :
Oct 27, 2024 23:56

Bangladesh has condemned Israel's military strikes on Iran, stressing the need for dialogue and respect for sovereignty as vital for fostering peace in the Middle East.

“Bangladesh unequivocally condemns the recent Israeli military strikes on the Islamic Republic of Iran, viewing these actions as a severe violation of Iran’s sovereignty and a breach of the United Nations Charter and international law,” said the foreign ministry in a statement on Sunday.

Israeli forces reportedly launched airstrikes on military installations in Tehran and two western provinces on Saturday according to bdnews24.com.

Although the Jewish state claimed to have conducted the attack using around 100 warplanes, Iran reported that four soldiers were killed and noted ‘limited damage’.

The Israeli military said its fighter jets targeted ‘missile factories and other military areas’ near Tehran and in western Iran.

Following a series of Israeli attacks on Iran's allies in the Middle East, Iran fired over 200 ballistic missiles at Israeli military bases on Oct 1, leading to Israel's retaliatory strikes on Saturday.

“Such provocations threaten to destabilise an already fragile region, with far-reaching consequences for regional and global peace and security,” the statement reads.

Bangladesh called on regional and global stakeholders to use their influence to exercise restraint to ease tensions.

“We stress that commitment to international norms, dialogue, and respect for sovereignty is paramount to maintaining stability in the Middle East region and beyond,” the statement said.

The statement concluded by urging the international community to act collectively in support of a stable Middle East, emphasising that diplomacy and mutual respect are the only viable paths to lasting peace​

 

[Sharma Ji]

Is it a proposed Iranian production line only, or are they going to buy some Su-35s off the shelf from Russia first ?

 

[Lulldapull]

Israel hit Iran missile fuel-mixing facilities

An American researcher said an Israeli airstrike on Saturday hit a building that was part of Iran’s defunct nuclear weapons development program, and he and another researcher said facilities used to mix solid fuel for missiles also were struck.

www.thedailystar.net

Israel hit Iran missile fuel-mixing facilities
Say researchers after analysing satellite photos

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An American researcher said an Israeli airstrike on Saturday hit a building that was part of Iran's defunct nuclear weapons development program, and he and another researcher said facilities used to mix solid fuel for missiles also were struck.

The assessments based on commercial satellite imagery were reached separately by David Albright, a former UN weapons inspector, and Decker Eveleth, an associate research analyst at CNA, a Washington think tank.

They told Reuters that Israel struck buildings in Parchin, a massive military complex near Tehran. Israel also hit Khojir, according to Eveleth, a sprawling missile production site near Tehran. Reuters reported in July that Khojir was undergoing massive expansion.

Eveleth said the Israeli strikes may have "significantly hampered Iran's ability to mass produce missiles."

The Israeli military said three waves of Israeli jets struck missile factories and other sites near Tehran and in western Iran early on Saturday in retaliation for Tehran's October 1 barrage of more than 200 missiles against Israel.

Palestinians inspect the site of an Israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced people in Beit Lahia, Gaza City yesterday. The directors of the CIA and Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency will meet with Qatar’s prime minister in Doha to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza. Photo: AFP
Iran's military said the Israeli warplanes used "very light warheads" to strike border radar systems in the provinces of Ilam, Khuzestan and around Tehran.

In posts on X, Albright said commercial satellite imagery showed that Israel hit a building in Parchin called Taleghan 2 that was used for testing activities during the Amad Plan, Iran's defunct nuclear weapons development program.

The UN nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and US intelligence say Iran shuttered the program in 2003. Iran denies pursuing nuclear weapons.

Albright, head of the Institute for Science and International Security research group, was given access to the program's files for a book after they were stolen from Tehran by Israel's Mossad intelligence agency in 2018.

On X, he said the archives revealed that Iran kept important test equipment in Taleghan 2.

Iran may have removed key materials before the airstrike, he said, but "even if no equipment remained inside" the building would have provided "intrinsic value" for future nuclear weapons-related activities.

Albright told Reuters that commercial satellite imagery of Parchin showed Israel damaged three buildings about 350 yards (320 m) from Taleghan 2, including two in which solid fuel for ballistic missiles was mixed.

He did not identify the commercial firm from which he obtained the images.

Eveleth said an image of Parchin from Planet Labs, a commercial satellite firm, showed that Israel destroyed three ballistic missile solid fuel mixing buildings and a warehouse in the sprawling complex.

Planet Labs imagery also showed that an Israeli strike destroyed two buildings in the Khojir complex where solid fuel for ballistic missiles was mixed, he said.

The buildings were enclosed by high dirt berms, according to the image reviewed by Reuters. Such structures are associated with missile production and are designed to stop a blast in one building from detonating combustible materials in nearby structures.

"Israel says they targeted buildings housing solid-fuel mixers," Eveleth said. "These industrial mixers are hard to make and export-controlled. Iran imported many over the years at great expense, and will likely have a hard time replacing them," Eveleth added.​

Bhai 200kg warheads of Lora, Silver Sparrow and Popeye aero-Ballistic missiles vs 50m buried 6 foot thick reinforced concrete walls of bunker type facilities with ready made concrete mixers worth a couple of thousand dollars each and Israel spent a billion dollars in a vain attempt to target them?

It’s pathetic!

Only way to take them out is to use the B-61 bunker busters and for that the F-15 has to overfly these sites.

Irans too hard a target for Israel.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Bhai 200kg warheads of Lora, Silver Sparrow and Popeye aero-Ballistic missiles vs 50m buried 6 foot thick reinforced concrete walls of bunker type facilities with ready made concrete mixers worth a couple of thousand dollars each and Israel spent a billion dollars in a vain attempt to target them?

It’s pathetic!

Only way to take them out is to use the B-61 bunker busters and for that the F-15 has to overfly these sites.

Irans too hard a target for Israel.

apart from maybe scoring the odd S 300 kill

Tehran etc gonna end up like Gaza if the Jew goes whole hog on them.

Very perplexing, this, bhai.. your full-ultra-sapport narrative about Israel being nothing, a walkover if the mullas put their minds to it.

You seem convinced Iran can khallas them in a hot second type stuff.

Chakkar kya hai, Lull bhaijaan, zara pls samjhaien.

My analysis:

I concede, in a long and protracted conventional conflict, small yahudi hornet's nest stands no chance against a sustained attack by a hungry bear.. they will destroy the net, not be bothered much by stings, and will leave it in ruins by the time bear done dinner, queen bhi khaa jayega bhalu.

That's not the case here, it is not the Jew standing alone, bhai.. full of mighty US/NATO miltrian utar aani hain inko defend karne.. think Iraq, Libya, Syria..

.. unless they can do a khull ke aatmi dhamaka !

Given all that, I happen to think it is Iran who are screwed.

disclaimer: for the bazzilionth time.. I am not a full sapport Ijrael guy, at all, like not even close, k ?

 

[Lulldapull]

apart from maybe scoring the odd S 300 kill

Tehran etc gonna end up like Gaza if the Jew goes whole hog on them.

Very perplexing, this, bhai.. your full-ultra-sapport narrative about Israel being nothing, a walkover if the mullas put their minds to it.

You seem convinced Iran can khallas them in a hot second type stuff.

Chakkar kya hai, Lull bhaijaan, zara pls samjhaien.

My analysis:

I concede, in a long and protracted conventional conflict, small yahudi hornet's nest stands no chance against a sustained attack by a hungry bear.. they will destroy the net, not be bothered much by stings, and will leave it in ruins by the time bear done dinner, queen bhi khaa jayega bhalu.

That's not the case here, it is not the Jew standing alone, bhai.. full of mighty US/NATO miltrian utar aani hain inko defend karne.. think Iraq, Libya, Syria..

.. unless they can do a khull ke aatmi dhamaka !

Given all that, I happen to think it is Iran who are screwed.

disclaimer: for the bazzilionth time.. I am not a full sapport Ijrael guy, at all, like not even close, k ?

Bhai aap jang dekh re ho na? Both Ukraine and ijh-raheel are long grinding conflicts and will be fought until one side gives up.

Just like Afghanistan bhai.

One day, the west will walk away from both Ukraine and ijh-raheel.

That’s all there is to it.

It costs Iran and Russia a lot less to wage war. That’s why they will win this.

 

[Vsdoc]

Bhai aap jang dekh re ho na? Both Ukraine and ijh-raheel are long grinding conflicts and will be fought until one side gives up.

Just like Afghanistan bhai.

One day, the west will walk away from both Ukraine and ijh-raheel.

That’s all there is to it.

It costs Iran and Russia a lot less to wage war. That’s why they will win this.

Essentially they have more blood.

More treasure.

More land.

Ukraine is already at a point where their male population is decimated to a point beyond recovery for birthing a new fighting generation.

And Ukraine in many many times larger than the population of Jews in Israel.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Bhai aap jang dekh re ho na? Both Ukraine and ijh-raheel are long grinding conflicts and will be fought until one side gives up.

Just like Afghanistan bhai.

One day, the west will walk away from both Ukraine and ijh-raheel.

That’s all there is to it.

It costs Iran and Russia a lot less to wage war. That’s why they will win this.

That one day is probably a few decades away at the very least. Abhi ki baat karo, not some romanticized fairy-tale of a victory in the distant future.

"until one side gives up" .. you srsly think the Jew is going to ever "give up" ?

o bhai, even if kal ko (allah na karey) that the US goes full lefty socialist and abandons the Jew...

the Jew will then resort to the Samson's option if pressed too hard against a corner

Watch Ukraine and the rhetoric around it in US circles, they fed up, no want war with Russia...

but Jews got an iron grip on their polity for now, narratives bhi bhot alag hain about these 2 ongoing clusterfugs.

Israel thing is a religious blah... they used their money power to basically remove the threat from 70 - 80% of the muslim world (sunni, regional monarchies in specific)

Russia thing, ethno nat Poles no want war with the Slavs just east, even though they have a big animus against them from Soviet times.. they hate commies like nobody else, the Poles.

Russia will anyway be forced to jettison Iran from its strategic calculus if the noose starts tightening.

For Russia, Iran is a bulkhead, and a stabilizing balance in an already volatile region.. if Iran falls, Russia is next.. and then we're really really looking at the prospect of srs nuclear conflict.

Tabhi toh keh ra hu pancho, Iran.. do that test, NOW !

warna ye domino girnay wala hai

India and Pakistan bhi eventually lapatey me aa jayengey..

ww3

hor dasso, ki gal

 

[Egyptian]

Essentially they have more blood.

More treasure.

More land.

Ukraine is already at a point where their male population is decimated to a point beyond recovery for birthing a new fighting generation.

And Ukraine in many many times larger than the population of Jews in Israel.

A lot of Jews are apparently migrating to Ukraine. People say that they want to reestablish ancient Khazaria.

 

[Sharma Ji]

also, separate topic but whatever..

Gaza is not really even a "conflict" anymore, its just a slaughter.. they fight exactly like is coded in their mostly Slav/Polish genes.. these Ashkenaz Israelis

They making Grozny look like a silly cartoon.. Kadyrov ka intezaar hai, bhai.

Mosab Hassan ?

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[Sharma Ji]

Ukie Jewery da band bajana

te Yahudi Jewry de tattay chattan

sab kuch balance ho jata in the end

sabka malik ek

rupaiya

the jew prints it

 

[Vsdoc]

A lot of Jews are apparently migrating to Ukraine. People say that they want to reestablish ancient Khazaria.

They will eventually migrate to the US midlands and start afresh, kibbutz life redux.

 

[Saif]

Iran to ‘use all available tools’ to respond to attack

Tehran will “use all available tools” to respond to Israel’s weekend attack on military targets in Iran, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said yesterday.

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Iran to ‘use all available tools’ to respond to attack
Tehran warns Israel

Tehran will "use all available tools" to respond to Israel's weekend attack on military targets in Iran, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said yesterday.

Iran previously played down Israel's air attack on Saturday, saying it caused only limited damage, while US President Joe Biden called for a halt to escalation that has raised fears of an all-out conflagration in the Middle East.

Speaking at a weekly televised news conference, Baghaei said: "(Iran) will use all available tools to deliver a definite and effective response to the Zionist regime (Israel)".

The nature of Iran's response depends on the nature of the Israeli attack, Baghaei added, without elaborating. Earlier in the day, top commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards has warned Israel it would face "bitter consequences" after its attack on Iranian military sites.

Guards chief Hossein Salami, quoted by Tasnim news agency, said Israel had "failed to achieve its ominous goals" with its air raids on Saturday.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday that Iranian officials should determine how best to demonstrate Iran's power to Israel, adding that the Isreli attack should "neither be downplayed nor exaggerated".​

 

[Saif]

Iran vows to ‘respond firmly’ to Israeli strikes

Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said on Monday that Tehran would ‘respond firmly and effectively’ to deadly Israeli strikes on military sites over the weekend...

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Iran vows to ‘respond firmly’ to Israeli strikes
Agence France-Presse . Tehran 29 October, 2024, 00:28

A woman walks above the rubble of a building following an Israeli strike in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip on October 28, 2024. | AFP photo

Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said on Monday that Tehran would ‘respond firmly and effectively’ to deadly Israeli strikes on military sites over the weekend.

‘We are using all available means to respond firmly and effectively to the aggression of the Zionist regime,’ Baghaei told a regular news conference.

‘The nature of our response will depend on the nature of the attack.’

On Saturday, Israel conducted air strikes on military sites in Iran in response to Tehran’s October 1 attack on Israel, itself retaliation for the killing of Iran-backed militant leaders and a Revolutionary Guards commander.

At least four soldiers were killed in the strikes, according to the military, and Iranian media reported Monday that a civilian was also killed in the attack.

‘The martyr Allahverdi Rahimpour, a civilian who was killed near Tehran during the recent attack by the Zionist regime, has been buried,’ the local Fars news agency reported.

Tasnim news agency also reported the death, saying Rahimpour worked as ‘a (security) guard in a company’ and lived in the city of Nassimshahr southwest of Tehran.

Authorities had not previously reported civilian deaths in the strikes.

Saturday’s strikes took place against the backdrop of Israel’s on-going war with Hamas, which expanded in recent weeks to also focus on Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Both groups are part of the ‘axis of resistance’ aligned with Iran against Israel.

Baghaei said a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon has remained the ‘goal’ for Iran.

He further urged the United Nations Security Council, which is set to hold a meeting Monday on the Israeli strikes, to take a ‘decisive and firm’ stance with regards to the attack.

Iran had called for the meeting on Sunday.

During the conference, Baghaei decried Israel’s ‘abuse’ of Iraq’s airspace to launch the attack on Iran.

‘The Zionist regime does not respect any limits in its law-breaking approach it has repeatedly violated the airspace of many countries,’ he said.

On Monday, Israeli forces launched deadly strikes on Lebanon and Gaza, pressing their offensive against militants after Egypt’s president proposed a two-day truce in the Israel-Hamas war.

There was no comment from either Israel or Hamas on the plan unveiled Sunday by Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, but Israeli media said spy chief David Barnea was in Qatar for renewed talks on a hostage release deal.

More than a year into the war unleashed when Palestinian armed group Hamas launched the deadliest attack on Israel in its history on October 7, 2023, there was no let-up in the violence.

Iran, which supports Hamas but has largely avoided a direct confrontation with arch-foe Israel, warned it would ‘respond firmly and effectively’ to Israeli strikes on military sites over the weekend.

The war has drawn in Tehran-backed allies of Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas, including Hezbollah in Lebanon, where strikes hit the southern port of Tyre on Monday.

The Lebanese health ministry said at least seven people were killed when Israel struck the city centre. An AFP journalist saw an entire apartment block collapsed into smouldering rubble.

The ministry said at least 17 more people were wounded as rescue workers were racing to pull more survivors from the pancaked building.

Hours later, the Israeli army issued a new warning to residents, telling them to leave ahead of another attack on Hezbollah targets there. Lebanon’s National News Agency subsequently reported ‘a series of strikes’ of the city.

Hezbollah said its fighters had attacked Israeli forces along the border with rockets and artillery.

Last month, Israel escalated its air strikes on Hezbollah bastions across Lebanon and launched ground operations, following a year of low-intensity exchanges and cross-border Hezbollah attacks that the Lebanese group says were in support of Hamas.

At least 1,634 people have been killed in Lebanon since September 23, according to an AFP tally based on official figures, though the real number is likely to be higher due to gaps in the data.

In Gaza, where Israel’s year-long military campaign has killed Hamas’s senior leadership while killing tens of thousands of people and triggering a humanitarian crisis, rescuers reported fresh strikes on Monday.

The Palestinian Red Crescent said three people were killed in a drone attack on Gaza City, while the civil defence agency and an AFP correspondent reported more air strikes and shelling in other areas of the territory’s north and centre.

The Israeli military said it had hit north Gaza’s Jabalia — the focus of an on-going sweeping assault since early October — and ‘eliminated dozens of terrorists in ground and aerial activity’.

An Israeli military official, briefing reporters on condition of anonymity, said that the goal of the operation was to clear the Jabalia refugee camp of militants, which ‘will take us at least (several) weeks’ to achieve.

He said there was ‘heavy fighting’ in areas where Hamas militants were present.

The official said Israel was not forcing residents to leave, claiming that ‘the safer zone in the Gaza Strip is in the south, but it’s up to them’ to decide whether to go.

Many Palestinians have been displaced several times during the war, as the Israeli military’s focus shifts from one area to another.

‘I fled at the start of the war with my family of nine,’ said 40-year-old Waleed Abu Shawish, who was forced to flee Gaza City to Khan Yunis in the south.

‘I spent everything I had just to provide food and clean drinking water.’

Ahmad Abu Aita, a 25-year-old man displaced from the north of Gaza to a camp in the centre of the territory, said the approaching winter was making already dire conditions even worse.

‘Two weeks ago, it rained at night, and we were soaked in rainwater,’ he said.

As Israel pushed ahead with its military operations in Gaza and Lebanon, a top Iranian general said it would face ‘bitter consequences’ after Saturday’s attack on military sites.

Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami, quoted by Tasnim news agency, said the Israeli air raid had failed, calling it a sign of ‘miscalculation and helplessness’.

The UN Security Council will meet later on Monday at Iran’s request, with Tehran urging the world to condemn Saturday’s strikes which authorities said killed four soldiers and caused some damage.

Iranian media said a civilian guard was also killed in the first direct action on Iranian soil that Israel has publicly confirmed.

In a bid to stop the war, Egypt’s Sisi proposed a two-day pause in Gaza and a limited hostage and prisoner exchange, aimed at eventually securing an elusive ‘complete ceasefire’ between Hamas and Israel.

The proposal includes exchanging four Israeli hostages held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, and would be followed by more negotiations within 10 days, Sisi said.

Out of 251 hostages seized by Palestinian militants during the October 7 attack, 97 are still held in Gaza, including 34 the Israeli military says are dead. More than 100 were released during a one-week truce last November.

Families of hostages have called on the Israeli government to broker an agreement in the wake of the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar earlier this month.

Israel launched the offensive in Gaza after Hamas’s October 7 attack that resulted in the deaths of 1,206 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally of official Israeli figures which includes hostages killed in captivity.

At least 43,020 Palestinians, a majority of them civilians, have been killed in the Israeli offensive on Gaza, according to figures from the Hamas-ruled territory’s health ministry, which the UN considers reliable.​

 

[Lulldapull]

That one day is probably a few decades away at the very least. Abhi ki baat karo, not some romanticized fairy-tale of a victory in the distant future.

"until one side gives up" .. you srsly think the Jew is going to ever "give up" ?

o bhai, even if kal ko (allah na karey) that the US goes full lefty socialist and abandons the Jew...

the Jew will then resort to the Samson's option if pressed too hard against a corner

Watch Ukraine and the rhetoric around it in US circles, they fed up, no want war with Russia...

but Jews got an iron grip on their polity for now, narratives bhi bhot alag hain about these 2 ongoing clusterfugs.

Israel thing is a religious blah... they used their money power to basically remove the threat from 70 - 80% of the muslim world (sunni, regional monarchies in specific)

Russia thing, ethno nat Poles no want war with the Slavs just east, even though they have a big animus against them from Soviet times.. they hate commies like nobody else, the Poles.

Russia will anyway be forced to jettison Iran from its strategic calculus if the noose starts tightening.

For Russia, Iran is a bulkhead, and a stabilizing balance in an already volatile region.. if Iran falls, Russia is next.. and then we're really really looking at the prospect of srs nuclear conflict.

Tabhi toh keh ra hu pancho, Iran.. do that test, NOW !

warna ye domino girnay wala hai

India and Pakistan bhi eventually lapatey me aa jayengey..

ww3

hor dasso, ki gal

Iran’s position is so strong that they have absolutely no worries whatsoever regarding Israel. Iran has 2,500 years of its continuous and often glorious history to justify its existence bhai. Iran is like a bonafide and straight up civilizational part of this earth no matter what.

The problem is that ijh raheel is on very shaky ground.

I have told you before that these irani’s are basically pagal. These are imperialists and pig-headed people.

They just refuse to take no for an answer. Failure is not an option.

 

[Lulldapull]

Essentially they have more blood.

More treasure.

More land.

Ukraine is already at a point where their male population is decimated to a point beyond recovery for birthing a new fighting generation.

And Ukraine in many many times larger than the population of Jews in Israel.

Irans already won doc……it’s just that it’s trying to save Israel from the surrounding savages……you know it.

The moment Netanyahu signals defeat, Iran will just take them over and most likely save them again for the 4th time in history from a certain annihilation.

3,000 saal say yahudi Iran main reh ray hain. There is no way Iran will do something ridiculous or stupid.

Iran just wants hegemony.

 

[Lulldapull]

A lot of Jews are apparently migrating to Ukraine. People say that they want to reestablish ancient Khazaria.

They can’t go to Ukraine half the Israelis are colored people. The Ukrainian are known nazi collaborators.

The Germans never killed these Jews. They always used the Baltic and Ukrainian Nazi converts to carry out the holocaust.

 

[Egyptian]

They can’t go to Ukraine half the Israelis are colored people. The Ukrainian are known nazi collaborators.

The Germans never killed these Jews. They always used the Baltic and Ukrainian Nazi converts to carry out the holocaust.

The ones who went there blend in facially as its where the Askhenazis Jews originated form. They could be told apart because of their religious gears.

 

[Vsdoc]

They can’t go to Ukraine half the Israelis are colored people. The Ukrainian are known nazi collaborators.

The Germans never killed these Jews. They always used the Baltic and Ukrainian Nazi converts to carry out the holocaust.

Isn't Zelensky a Jew?

 

[Lulldapull]

Isn't Zelensky a Jew?

Yes. He looks Syrian refugee.

 

[Sharma Ji]

CNN Bans Commentator Ryan Girdusky From Network After His Verbal Attack On Mehdi Hasan – Update

The former MSNBC anchor was in an argument with Ryan Girdusky.

deadline.com

 

[Saif]

Iran moves to triple military budget amid Israel tensions

Iran’s government has proposed tripling its military spending, an official said Tuesday, as tensions with arch-rival Israel rise following recent tit-for-tat missile strikes.

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Iran moves to triple military budget amid Israel tensions
Agence France-Presse . Tehran 29 October, 2024, 22:46

AFP file photo

Iran’s government has proposed tripling its military spending, an official said Tuesday, as tensions with arch-rival Israel rise following recent tit-for-tat missile strikes.

Government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani outlined the move that would see ‘a significant increase of more than 200 per cent in the country’s military budget’ at a news conference in Tehran, without elaborating.

Tehran has not disclosed any exact figures, but according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute think tank, Iran’s military spending in 2023 was about $10.3 billion.

The proposed budget will be debated, with lawmakers expected to finalise it in March.

‘All efforts have been made to meet the country’s defence needs and special attention has been paid to this issue,’ said Mohajerani.

The plan came days after Israel carried out air strikes on military sites in Iran in response to Tehran’s October 1 attack, itself retaliation for the killing of Iran-backed militant leaders and a Revolutionary Guards commander.

At least four soldiers were killed in the Israeli strikes, according to Iran’s military, and Iranian media reported Monday that a civilian was also killed in the attack.

Afterwards, Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant said his country’s strikes had shifted the balance of power between the sworn enemies.

‘The enemy has been weakened — both in its ability to produce missiles and in its ability to defend itself. This changes the balance of power,’ Gallant said in a statement.

Iran’s attack on October 1, when it said it fired 200 projectiles at Israel, was its second-ever direct attack on its arch-enemy.

Israel said most of the missiles were intercepted but one person was killed.

The Islamic republic conducted its first direct attack on Israel in mid-April, in response to a suspected Israeli strike on Iran’s consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus that killed seven Revolutionary Guards, including two generals.

The tit-for-tat moves unfold amid Israel’s on-going war with Hamas, which has expanded in recent weeks to include Lebanon’s Hezbollah.

The Gaza war broke out in October 2023 following the Palestinian Hamas militant group’s unprecedented attack on Israel.

On Monday, Iran and Israel accused each other of endangering Middle East peace in a heated exchange at a UN meeting.

SIPRI says Israel’s military spending grew by 24 per cent, reaching $27.5 billion in 2023 alone, coming second in the region after Saudi Arabia.

Current figures on Israel’s 2024 military spending are unavailable, though the country has benefited from substantial military aid provided by the United States since the outbreak of the war.

Israel has for the decades been the largest recipient of US assistance.

According to Iran’s official IRNA news agency, the country’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps receive the highest portion of the country’s military budget.

The regular army and other branches of the armed forces receive a smaller allocation, the agency said based on figures of the current fiscal year which ends in March 2025.

Iran does not recognise Israel, and the two countries have fought a shadow war for years.

The Islamic republic accuses Israel of having carried out a wave of sabotage attacks and assassinations targeting its nuclear programme.​

 

[Saif]

Israeli strikes hurt Iran, further escalation possible: analysts

While heeding US calls to steer clear of nuclear or oil infrastructure, Israel in its strikes on Iran inflicted severe damage on Iranian air defences and missile capacities and could yet launch...

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Israeli strikes hurt Iran, further escalation possible: analysts
Agence France-Presse . Paris 02 November, 2024, 01:06

While heeding US calls to steer clear of nuclear or oil infrastructure, Israel in its strikes on Iran inflicted severe damage on Iranian air defences and missile capacities and could yet launch more wide-scale action against the Islamic republic, analysts say.

Following Iran’s October 1 salvo of missiles against Israel last month — intended as a reprisal to Israeli strikes that killed senior figures in Iran-backed groups Hezbollah and Hamas — there were fears Israel would respond with attacks on Iran of a magnitude that could spark a global conflict.

The United States, mindful of the risk of the conflict spreading, swiftly pressured its ally to avoid the most escalatory options of strikes against Iranian nuclear infrastructure or oil and gas production facilities.

In the end, according to media reports and analysts, Israel opted for strikes on October 26 against Iranian air defence systems including several guarding oil refineries, as well as three key missile production facilities.

While Iranian officials have in public minimised the importance of the strikes, which killed four servicemen, it is now becoming clear the attacks inflicted significant damage as well as containing an implicit warning from Israel that more could be in store.

‘Israel’s target set clearly suggests it intended to erode Iran’s critical missile production capacity and facilitate further military action if the conflict escalates,’ said an analysis from the Washington-based Hudson Institute.

It said Israel used around 100 combat aircraft and possibly drones in its attack, targeting Iranian ‘missile manufacturing capabilities and strategic air defence architecture’.

‘Israel likely handicapped Iran’s ability to produce the high-end, solid-fuel, medium-range ballistic missiles that Tehran used in its October 1 salvos,’ it added.

The action against missile production is all the more pertinent at a time when Iran is accused by the West of supplying Russia with attack drones and missiles for its war against Ukraine.

Fabian Hinz, research fellow at the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies said Israel had hit three Iranian facilities in Shahroud, Parchin and Khojir that make the solid propellant for missiles.

‘There are indications that they very deliberately targeted bottlenecks within the production process that would have pretty large implications for Iran’s missile production,’ he said.

‘These strikes might not have produced the most spectacular videos, they were designed very smartly to produce substantial effect even with a limited number of targets. They privileged the effect over the spectacle.’

Satellite pictures provided by Planet Labs of the Parchin facility showed the apparent effects of the strike in an October 27 image, contrasted with the undamaged facility on September 9.

The targeting of air defences was also hugely significant, Hinz added.

‘They are sending the message that if Israel wants to strike again, that would be easier and could be more comprehensive next time.’

The Israeli strikes appear to have damaged Russian S-300 air defence systems delivered to Iran by Moscow, according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War which said Russia’s need for such systems in the war against Ukraine would constrain its ability to supply Iran.

Indeed, information from Israel on the strikes even suggests that ‘Iran does not have any functional S-300 batteries right now’, the ISW said.

Iranian defence minister Aziz Nasirzadeh said Israel ‘tried to damage both our defensive and offensive systems’, but insisted ‘there has been no interruption in the process of producing offensive systems such as missiles’.

But the most dangerous standoff between the two foes is far from over, with both sides warning it could escalate further.

Mohammad Mohammadi Golpayegani, a senior aide to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and hugely influential official who speaks rarely in public, on Thursday warned of a ‘harsh and regretful’ response by Iran.

The New York Times on Friday cited three Iranian officials as saying Khamenei had instructed the Supreme National Security Council on Monday to prepare for a further strike on Israel as the ‘scope of Israel’s attack was too large to ignore’.

Israel could then retaliate again, with all eyes on whether it could decide to strike a nuclear site, although doubts remain over whether it could carry out such a bunker-busting attack without US assistance.

Israel’s military chief Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi warned Israel would hit back ‘very very hard’ if Iran retaliates against Israel.

Hinz said Israel’s strategy towards Iran had changed in the wake of the October 7, 2023 attacks against Israel by Iran-backed Hamas, and the Israeli leadership under prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in no mood to back down against the Islamic republic.

‘If the Iranians launch another strike, then Israel might basically respond to that with another strike of their own. If they don’t do that, they might see it as even a stronger invitation to follow-on strikes,’ he said.​

 

[Lulldapull]

TP-3 is being formulated by the Iranians as a coup de grace on Israel.

From the online chatter TP-3 will entail a huge number of drones and missiles just like TP-1 which was wildly successful.

Iran has a lot of confidence now to coordinate a massive attack using its proxies in a concerted campaign.

Israel key shammat aanay waali hae. This time around we’d see THAAD getting totally humbled and the west got no more widgets nor gadgets to bring to the table.

Iran nay western arms industry k lunn lugga diye hain. Iranians brought the Sawdis down in Yemen and defeated them. It took 7 years but this siege/ harassment warfare eventually bears fruit. Trillion dollar Sawdi military with full US/UK backing was humbled.

 

[Saif]

Iran leader vows response to Israel after attacks

Iran’s supreme leader vowed retaliation on Saturday for attacks by Israel, as an Israeli military official confirmed naval commandos seized a suspected Hezbollah operative in a Lebanon raid.

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Iran leader vows response to Israel after attacks
Agence France-Presse . Tehran 04 November, 2024, 01:26

Iran’s supreme leader vowed retaliation on Saturday for attacks by Israel, as an Israeli military official confirmed naval commandos seized a suspected Hezbollah operative in a Lebanon raid.

The World Health Organisation said four children were among six people wounded in a strike on a polio vaccination centre in north Gaza, where UN agencies have spoken of ‘apocalyptic’ conditions in the face of a blistering Israeli assault.

Lebanon’s health ministry said three people were killed and nine others wounded in an Israeli strike Sunday on Haret Saida, a densely populated area near the southern city of Sidon.

‘The Israeli enemy’s raid on Haret Saida resulted in an initial death toll of three people killed and nine others injured,’ the ministry said. The strike was not preceded by an Israeli evacuation warning.

Also on Sunday, an Israeli strike hit the town of Ghaziyeh, south of Sidon, the official National News Agency said.

Several Israeli strikes also hit near a governmental hospital in Tebnin, a town in the south Lebanon district of Bint Jbeil.

Days before the presidential election in the United States — Israel’s main military supplier — Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Iran’s response would cover attacks on both the Islamic republic and its allies.

‘The enemies, both the USA and the Zionist regime, should know that they will definitely receive a tooth-breaking response,’ Khamenei said, referring to Iran-aligned groups including those in Yemen and Syria.

On October 26, Israel bombed military sites in Iran, killing four servicemen, in response to an October 1 barrage of about 200 missiles that Tehran called a reprisal.

Israel has warned Iran against responding to the October 26 attack.

Analysts say Israel inflicted severe damage on Iranian air defences and missile capacities and could yet launch more wide-scale action against the Islamic republic.

The US military said Saturday its B-52 bombers have arrived in the Middle East, a day after Washington announced their deployment in a warning to Tehran.

Since late September Israel has been engaged in full-scale war against Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon while fighting continues against the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which triggered the Gaza war by attacking Israel on October 7 last year.

Israeli forces have carried out a major air and ground assault since October 6 in north Gaza, centred on the Jabalia area, vowing to stop Hamas from regrouping.

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the agency had received ‘an extremely concerning report’ about a strike on the Sheikh Radwan health centre.

The facility ‘was struck today while parents were bringing their children to the life-saving polio vaccination’ drive, he said.

Tedros did not specify who carried out the strike, but a source in Gaza’s civil defence agency said that it was ‘an Israeli quadcopter that fired two missiles which hit the wall of Sheikh Radwan clinic’.

Medics and Gaza’s civil defence agency reported three people killed in a strike on Nuseirat, in central Gaza.

‘We came out and there were planes and gunfire above us,’ said Ashraf Abdullah, describing the victims as ‘all torn to pieces’.

Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack on southern Israel resulted in the deaths of 1,206 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally of Israeli official figures.

Israel’s retaliatory military campaign has killed 43,314 people in Gaza, most of them civilians, according to figures from the Hamas-run territory’s health ministry which the UN considers reliable.

The Israeli military said two soldiers were killed in Gaza on Saturday, bringing its losses to 370 since the start of the ground offensive on October 27 last year.

After nearly a year of tit-for-tat exchanges across Israel’s northern border, Israel escalated its bombing campaign against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon on September 23 and later sent in ground troops.

Hezbollah has since fired more deeply into Israel.

On Friday, Israeli naval commandos seized a trainee mariner a military official described as a ‘senior operative’ of Hezbollah in a raid in northern Lebanon and brought him to Israel.

Lebanese prime minister Najib Mikati instructed the foreign ministry to submit a complaint to the UN Security Council over the raid in coastal town of Batroun, his office said.

The Lebanese military and UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL are both conducting investigations into the raid, Mikati’s office said, adding that he had called for ‘expedited’ results.

Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency said an ‘unidentified military force’ carried out a ‘sea landing’ on the shore of Batroun at dawn Friday.

An acquaintance of the abductee identified him as a student at the city’s state-run Maritime Sciences and Technology Institute, Lebanon’s primary training college for the shipping industry.

Israel’s broader strikes across Lebanon have displaced hundreds of thousands of people.

‘There’s no heating. We don’t have warm clothes,’ said Fatima, 17, who now camps out with her family at a school near Deir al-Ahmar, in Lebanon’s eastern Baalbek area.

The bombardment has killed at least 1,930 people in Lebanon since the war escalated, according to an AFP tally of health ministry figures.

Israel’s military says 38 soldiers have been killed in Lebanon since it began ground operations on September 30.

Israeli strikes against Hezbollah’s south Beirut stronghold on Saturday killed one person and wounded 15, the health ministry said.​

 

[Bilal9]

tum bhanchod mullay and yahudis ek doosray ko nuke kar ke marr kyu nahi jaatey sab ?

pund mara gaya filisteen and all the dead little shits there, and fugg thge raped Isra bitches

foul mood rn, man..

mar jao bc saarey

Language brother - language.

 

[Bilal9]

Is it a proposed Iranian production line only, or are they going to buy some Su-35s off the shelf from Russia first ?

Both as far as I know.

 

[Bilal9]

Israeli strikes hurt Iran, further escalation possible: analysts

While heeding US calls to steer clear of nuclear or oil infrastructure, Israel in its strikes on Iran inflicted severe damage on Iranian air defences and missile capacities and could yet launch...

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Israeli strikes hurt Iran, further escalation possible: analysts
Agence France-Presse . Paris 02 November, 2024, 01:06

While heeding US calls to steer clear of nuclear or oil infrastructure, Israel in its strikes on Iran inflicted severe damage on Iranian air defences and missile capacities and could yet launch more wide-scale action against the Islamic republic, analysts say.

Following Iran’s October 1 salvo of missiles against Israel last month — intended as a reprisal to Israeli strikes that killed senior figures in Iran-backed groups Hezbollah and Hamas — there were fears Israel would respond with attacks on Iran of a magnitude that could spark a global conflict.

The United States, mindful of the risk of the conflict spreading, swiftly pressured its ally to avoid the most escalatory options of strikes against Iranian nuclear infrastructure or oil and gas production facilities.

In the end, according to media reports and analysts, Israel opted for strikes on October 26 against Iranian air defence systems including several guarding oil refineries, as well as three key missile production facilities.

While Iranian officials have in public minimised the importance of the strikes, which killed four servicemen, it is now becoming clear the attacks inflicted significant damage as well as containing an implicit warning from Israel that more could be in store.

‘Israel’s target set clearly suggests it intended to erode Iran’s critical missile production capacity and facilitate further military action if the conflict escalates,’ said an analysis from the Washington-based Hudson Institute.

It said Israel used around 100 combat aircraft and possibly drones in its attack, targeting Iranian ‘missile manufacturing capabilities and strategic air defence architecture’.

‘Israel likely handicapped Iran’s ability to produce the high-end, solid-fuel, medium-range ballistic missiles that Tehran used in its October 1 salvos,’ it added.

The action against missile production is all the more pertinent at a time when Iran is accused by the West of supplying Russia with attack drones and missiles for its war against Ukraine.

Fabian Hinz, research fellow at the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies said Israel had hit three Iranian facilities in Shahroud, Parchin and Khojir that make the solid propellant for missiles.

‘There are indications that they very deliberately targeted bottlenecks within the production process that would have pretty large implications for Iran’s missile production,’ he said.

‘These strikes might not have produced the most spectacular videos, they were designed very smartly to produce substantial effect even with a limited number of targets. They privileged the effect over the spectacle.’

Satellite pictures provided by Planet Labs of the Parchin facility showed the apparent effects of the strike in an October 27 image, contrasted with the undamaged facility on September 9.

The targeting of air defences was also hugely significant, Hinz added.

‘They are sending the message that if Israel wants to strike again, that would be easier and could be more comprehensive next time.’

The Israeli strikes appear to have damaged Russian S-300 air defence systems delivered to Iran by Moscow, according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War which said Russia’s need for such systems in the war against Ukraine would constrain its ability to supply Iran.

Indeed, information from Israel on the strikes even suggests that ‘Iran does not have any functional S-300 batteries right now’, the ISW said.

Iranian defence minister Aziz Nasirzadeh said Israel ‘tried to damage both our defensive and offensive systems’, but insisted ‘there has been no interruption in the process of producing offensive systems such as missiles’.

But the most dangerous standoff between the two foes is far from over, with both sides warning it could escalate further.

Mohammad Mohammadi Golpayegani, a senior aide to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and hugely influential official who speaks rarely in public, on Thursday warned of a ‘harsh and regretful’ response by Iran.

The New York Times on Friday cited three Iranian officials as saying Khamenei had instructed the Supreme National Security Council on Monday to prepare for a further strike on Israel as the ‘scope of Israel’s attack was too large to ignore’.

Israel could then retaliate again, with all eyes on whether it could decide to strike a nuclear site, although doubts remain over whether it could carry out such a bunker-busting attack without US assistance.

Israel’s military chief Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi warned Israel would hit back ‘very very hard’ if Iran retaliates against Israel.

Hinz said Israel’s strategy towards Iran had changed in the wake of the October 7, 2023 attacks against Israel by Iran-backed Hamas, and the Israeli leadership under prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in no mood to back down against the Islamic republic.

‘If the Iranians launch another strike, then Israel might basically respond to that with another strike of their own. If they don’t do that, they might see it as even a stronger invitation to follow-on strikes,’ he said.​

This could scale up to a wider war, with more direct (at least technical) involvement by other players, including Russia and even China.

 

[Sharma Ji]

This could scale up to a wider war, with more direct (at least technical) involvement by other players, including Russia and even China.

Russia are waist deep in their own quagmire of a conflict.

China are too savvy to get involved in a conflict so far away from their borders.

 

[Bilal9]

Russia are waist deep in their own quagmire of a conflict.

China are too savvy to get involved in a conflict so far away from their borders.

Let's hope your prediction remains correct.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Let's hope your prediction remains correct.

Everything hinges on which way it goes in a couple days from now in the US elections.

Trump will (hopefully) stop it, Kamala will see it through to a full blown conflict.. she's the neo-con/libs' chosen one.

Remember what Gen Wesley Clark said about war in 7 different countries in the region ?

 

[Dogun18]

Russia are waist deep in their own quagmire of a conflict.

China are too savvy to get involved in a conflict so far away from their borders.

China plays the long economic warfare game. Russia challenges the west direct head military-wise.

 

[Sharma Ji]

China plays the long economic warfare game. Russia challenges the west direct head military-wise.

Both those biggies essentially dealing with threats (or perceived threats) right on their periphery/border.

Post regime change Ukies fully joining the western NATO/EU order is the Cuban missile crisis of our time.

Red lines were crossed, ab achaar daal lo Ukraine ki barbadi ka.. :slow clap:

 

[Lulldapull]

Russia are waist deep in their own quagmire of a conflict.

China are too savvy to get involved in a conflict so far away from their borders.

Chinese will never fight bhai. They are businessmen. Their weapons are like toys.

Nobody buys Chinese weapons.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Chinese will never fight bhai. They are businessmen. Their weapons are like toys.

Nobody buys Chinese weapons.

They sure know how to make em look pretty.

True, but Pak and some others are using some of their gear.. either paisa nahi hai westie maal khreedne ka, like the African/South American clients, or, in Pak's case, relations have somewhat soured with US/west and Iron Bro saw an opportunity to step in and "help"

I wouldn't entirely underestimate them, but.. "ekdum bekaar fake Chinese maal hai" .. may not apply a 100%, they've made serious strides since the 90s

I got a drone from them, and most PC parts are produced there, like literally everything (under license as it may be) .. those chinx sure have upped their game.

Indian desis be lagging big league.

 

[Lulldapull]

They sure know how to make em look pretty.

True, but Pak and some others are using some of their gear.. either paisa nahi hai westie maal khreedne ka, like the African/South American clients, or, in Pak's case, relations have somewhat soured with US/west and Iron Bro saw an opportunity to step in and "help"

I wouldn't entirely underestimate them, but.. "ekdum bekaar fake Chinese maal hai" .. may not apply a 100%, they've made serious strides since the 90s

I got a drone from them, and most PC parts are produced there, like literally everything (under license as it may be) .. those chinx sure have upped their game.

Indian desis be lagging big league.

Their weapons are all untested against anybody. Koi nahi khareedta Chinese weapons bhai.

All the defense expos in Middle East market Chinese weaponry but nobody even visits their booths.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Their weapons are all untested against anybody. Koi nahi khareedta Chinese weapons bhai.

All the defense expos in Middle East market Chinese weaponry but nobody even visits their booths.

ye toh hai

"combat proven" ki chepi is half the price those toys command.

 

[Lulldapull]

ye toh hai

"combat proven" ki chepi is half the price those toys command.

I believe behtri issy main hae China key that their weaponry remains untested vurna whatever meager sales they have even those will cease immediately.

Reputation is everything in sales bhai. Proven tested weaponry like Irans. Tested against the global benchmark no?

China key kidher test hoi hae? Russia pehlay say nunga bettha hae. Exposed in Ukraine as a joker outfit

 

[Sharma Ji]

I believe behtri issy main hae China key that their weaponry remains untested vurna whatever meager sales they have even those will cease immediately.

Reputation is everything in sales bhai. Proven tested weaponry like Irans. Tested against the global benchmark no?

ballistic missiles are under the MTCR, nobody allowed to buy and sell those khullay bazaar m .. Iran can not profit of off this show.

khreedne waaley pe pressure alag lagai gi USA

drones and ammo etc even Putin is buying from them for his eastern western front war, so kudos there to Iran, he buying arty shells from India too.

 

[Lulldapull]

Lo bhai…..Yoav Gallant ko Netanyahud nay dismiss kar diya hae for failure to counter Iran. It’s just gonna keep getting worse and worse for Israel:

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/05/middleeast/netanyahu-yoav-gallant-intl-latam/index.html

 

[Lulldapull]

Toba toba toba……chhottay say puppu mulk key bhund lugga ra hae Iran……lol. Everyone telling khamenei k aap US say larrain to earn some massive kudos……small time Israel key bhund luggana is just too easy.

Gallant sahb was shown the door because losses are mounting in the IDF. Hundreds of Iranian drones and rockets are slowly turning Israel into yet another middle eastern failed state where nobody wanna live let alone do any business.

Boht harami ho gya hae Iran. Naughty bhoy.

 

[Lulldapull]

Gallant sahb got fired for incompetence:

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/05/middleeast/netanyahu-yoav-gallant-intl-latam/index.html

 

[Bilal9]

Guys (@Lulldapull and @Sharmaji) - have you thought about the fact that using Punjabi, Hindi, Sikh or any other non-English languages means those who don't speak or understand it, cannot participate in the discussion? For banter in Whatever thread it may be fine, but this is the Iran-vs-Israel discussion thread. Let's be a bit considerate.

 

[Lulldapull]

Shin bet and army chiefs of Israel are also getting sacked for incompetence. Check da news guys.

 

[Vsdoc]

Guys (@Lulldapull and @Sharmaji) - have you thought about the fact that using Punjabi, Hindi, Sikh or any other non-English languages means those who don't speak or understand it, cannot participate in the discussion? For banter in Whatever thread it may be fine, but this is the Iran-vs-Israel discussion thread. Let's be a bit considerate.

I'm with you 100% on this.

Bonhomie and broass chatoing aside, this is an international forum.

 

[Mohmmad Rayan]

US announces deployment of more warships in Mideast

The United States will bolster its military presence in the Middle East, deploying additional warships and fighter jets to protect US personnel and defend Israel amid...

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US announces deployment of more warships in Mideast
Agence France-Presse . Washington 03 August, 2024, 22:11

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The United States will bolster its military presence in the Middle East, deploying additional warships and fighter jets to protect US personnel and defend Israel amid soaring tensions in the region, the Pentagon said Friday.

The announcement comes after Iran and its regional allies vowed retaliation for the killings of a Hamas leader in Tehran and a Hezbollah commander in Beirut, fueling fears of a broader Middle East conflict.

'The Department of Defense continues to take steps to mitigate the possibility of regional escalation by Iran or Iran's partners and proxies,' deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh said in a statement.

'Since the horrific Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, the Secretary of Defense has reiterated that the United States will protect our personnel and interests in the region, including our ironclad commitment to the defense of Israel.'

The aircraft carrier strike group led by the USS Abraham Lincoln will replace one helmed by the USS Theodore Roosevelt in the region, Singh said.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has also ordered additional ballistic missile defense-capable cruisers and destroyers to the Middle East and areas under US European Command, as well as a new fighter squadron to the Middle East.

Israel killed Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr in Beirut on Tuesday, a move it said was a response to deadly rocket fire last week on the annexed Golan Heights.

Hours later, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in the Iranian capital—an attack on which Israel has not yet commented.

A source close to Hezbollah told AFP that Iranian officials met in Tehran on Wednesday with representatives of the so-called 'axis of resistance,' a loose alliance of Tehran-backed groups hostile to Israel, to discuss their next steps.

'Two scenarios were discussed: a simultaneous response from Iran and its allies or a staggered response from each party,' said the source, who had been briefed on the meeting, requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.

In April, Iran carried out its first direct attack on Israeli soil, firing a barrage of drones and missiles after a strike blamed on Israel killed Revolutionary Guards at Tehran's consulate in Damascus.

American forces helped defend Israel against the attack.

'As we have demonstrated since October and again in April, the United States' global defense is dynamic and the Department of Defense retains the capability to deploy on short notice to meet evolving national security threats,' Singh said.

'The United States also remains intently focused on de-escalating tensions in the region and pushing for a ceasefire as part of a hostage deal to bring the hostages home and end the war in Gaza.'​

Americans to die！！！