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- Iran is going to run out of things to fire or things they use to fire off (launchers) pretty soon. The number of things they're been firing off has been on a
by YZF 8mo ago
- Iran is going to run out of things to fire or things they use to fire off (launchers) pretty soon. The number of things they're been firing off has been on a sharp decrease.
- I am pretty sure Israel and the US are very far from depleting their stockpiles. They are going to completely demolish the regime and all its assets. There are many different types of munitions for different situations, many of them interchangeable.
- The only question mark is interceptors where we have a bit of a race between eliminating the ability of Iran to attack and the remaining (very expensive) interceptors. The lack of interceptors is not going to be a limit. Nobody knows for sure but it'd be a surprise if there aren't enough interceptors for both the US and Israel. The US might have some desire to keep some minimal stockpile for other theaters/concerns so maybe that's a concern.
- The US and Israel can not afford to let Iran gain leverage here and they won't.
- gravisultra 8mo agoNone of this is backed by reality. In fact, Tel Aviv and all of Northern Israel have been taking extreme damage the past 48 hours.
- lakrici88284 8mo agoIt's been extremely limited damage. Do you have any evidence at all for the "extreme" damage?
- gravisultra 8mo agoThere's too much to post but I put a few links in the sibling comment.
- lakrici88284 7mo ago[dead]
- YZF 8mo agoIsrael has taken very little damage. The quantity of rockets and missiles is significantly lower than the previous rounds, going down. Hezbollah and Iran are getting crushed. That is the reality.
- gravisultra 8mo agoIsrael has taken extreme damage over the past couple of days. Iran hit Tel Aviv with cluster bombs last night. Many buildings destroyed. The Israeli censorship and propaganda can no longer contain the reality of the situation. Tel Aviv got hit hard: * https://x.com/ShaykhSulaiman/status/2029879503195906117 https://x.com/ShaykhSulaiman/status/2029879503195906117 * https://x.com/ShaykhSulaiman/status/2029840175354851676 https://x.com/ShaykhSulaiman/status/2029840175354851676 Hezbollah also just took out Smotrich's son: https://x.com/OunkaOnX/status/2029900034700103882 https://x.com/OunkaOnX/status/2029900034700103882 Here's Hasbarist Eve Barlow complaining about the cluster bombs, with footage from last night: https://x.com/Eve_Barlow/status/2029878722472636642 https://x.com/Eve_Barlow/status/2029878722472636642
- YZF 8mo agoI know people that live there. But you believe whatever you want. Those cluster bombs are relatively small. They do minor damage. Nobody was even injured. All your images are the single missile that got through to Tel Aviv where there was some civilian casualties because the sirens were delayed. Generally there is plenty of warning and bomb shelters. The minor property damage is meaningless and has no impact on Israel overall. What is hitting Israel this round is lot less than the last round. I saw first hand the damage from the previous round where a lot more missiles got through when I visited Israel. It's still some tiny fraction of what Iran and Hezbollah are getting hit with. This has zero impact on Israel. But by the time Israel is done with the Dahiye it's going to be a parking lot. [EDIT: https://abcnews.com/International/live-updates/israel-gaza-lebanon-live-updates-netanyahu-trump-eye?id=115724154&entryId=115805632 https://abcnews.com/International/live-updates/israel-gaza-l... ] https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7jx575pg7o https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7jx575pg7o .. Assuming Hezbollah doesn't back off and agree to disarm. Iran is getting pounded x10 of that though more military and regime targets. EDIT: Smotrich's son did get injured. He was lightly wounded. Cluster bombs are a) illegal b) totally ineffective other than causing broader property damage. You're live in fantasy land. I suggest visiting Israel after the war is over to see how destroyed it is ... not.