[🇮🇷] Iran's "Operation Truthful Promise - وعده صادق" on Israel : Live Coverage

[Bilal9]

The word going around is that this wave of Iranian drones and MRBM's was just a "proof of concept" which did not even attempt to destroy most Israeli installations.

 

[Lulldapull]

I heard the same thing. Is-real military/govt. are completely mum about any damage to any airbases or defence installations.

Israel is just not goin sit idly by and swallow this humiliation. There are indications that Netanyahu is furious and planning a retaliation of some sort on his own. He'll try to get even using ISIS-KP or Baluchi terrorists or send in a kill team via Irani Kurdistan. They got terrorist options too.

 

[4MikeEcho]

Iran-Israel tensions: Dhaka wants peace in Middle East

Saying that Bangladesh does not want war in the Middle East, Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud urged the international community to help de-escalate tensions between Iran and Israel

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Iran-Israel tensions: Dhaka wants peace in Middle East
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Information Minister Hasan Mahmud. File photo/BSS

Saying that Bangladesh does not want war in the Middle East, Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud urged the international community to help de-escalate tensions between Iran and Israel.

"We are for peace, not war. We want to see countries play an active role in de-escalating tensions [between Iran and Israel]. We also call for an end to the killings in Gaza," he said.

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Hasan Mahmud made the comments when journalists, after an event at the state guest house Padma, asked him about Iran's drone and missile attacks on Israel.

Iran said the attacks were in retaliation for Israel's attacks on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, Syria early April.

Hasan Mahmud said Iran might not have launched the attacks if it was not attacked first.

"We would hope that the states that can play roles would play their roles to de-escalate Iran-Israel tension," Hasan Mahmud said.

When asked about the release of 23 Bangladeshi sailors and the Bangladeshi-flagged ship MV Abdullah from the captivity of pirates, the foreign minister credited the government and others for their efforts.

The ship has advanced 100 nautical miles towards the United Arab Emirates, accompanied by a ship from the European Union, he informed the journalists.

He also thanked the ship-owning company, KSRM, for its active role in releasing the crew and the ship.

He told journalists that nine more members of the Border Guard Police of Myanmar have entered Bangladesh through Southern Myanmar.

Myanmar and Bangladesh are discussing the repatriation of all 180 members of BGP, including those who previously entered Bangladesh during the Myanmar military's conflict with rebel forces, he said.

Earlier, Hasan Mahmud held a meeting with Antigua and Barbuda Foreign Minister EP Chet Greene, who arrived in Dhaka for a five-day visit yesterday.

He said the two countries have discussed cooperation in technology and training in the tourism sector.

He proposed that the Caribbean country can import pharmaceutical products from Bangladesh, which now exports such products to 140 countries including the US, Canada and the EU. They also discussed exporting RMG, ceramics and leather goods from Bangladesh.​

completely irrelevant person from an irrelevant country with no leverage making his views known because he has a microphone. If Bangladesh had 30,000 troops in Syria, then this would be worth posting . Otherwise there are a dime a dozen information ministers saying useless things with no leverage

 

[4MikeEcho]

The word going around is that this wave of Iranian drones and MRBM's was just a "proof of concept" which did not even attempt to destroy most Israeli installations.

This has proven that if you give ample warning and launch drones that go at the speed of a car with 6 hours to arrive, then they will all be blown out of the sky.

The warning was not just of the 7 hours, but days since all airspace over Iraq/Syria thats used for international traffic likely had to be cleared and it was communicated with that intent via the Gulf countries.

Militarily also, these slow moving drones did nothing. Easily shot down (probably by equipment that costs 5x or more). I think what would be telling is if a future serious war were to occur between the two, IF Iran has sufficient deployment of these drones closer to border where reaction time is reduced, and/or sufficient numbers of ballistic missiles to overwhelm defenses. That is on the mind of Israeli defenders and Iranian attackers.

 

[4MikeEcho]

May be the parliamentarian should start by calling out his own country's military leadership before going to Jordan