Iran vs Israel/US: 6/21 USA bombed 3 nuclear plants in Iran, 6/24/25 ceasefire agreed, 2/20/26 Trump say Strikes on Iran without noticing cameras on

Bro look at this piece… not sure if you seen it before




“Washington Post: 'Israel will only be able to maintain shooting down Iranian ballistic missiles for 10 or 12 more days, then they will need to start rationing munitions'

This could explain why Iran is opting to launch small but consecutive waves. Iran is likely using up some of their older / less sophisticated missiles to deplete Israeli defenses, to make way for the 'real' stuff later on. This is attritional warfare.

In most cases, a small wave of 3-5 Iranian ballistic missiles is enough to prompt the launch of about 10-15 Israeli interceptor missiles, with each one costing at least $12 million dollars (in the case of THAAD).

In contrast, even Iran's most modern missile, the Fattah-1, only costs about $200,000 to produce, according to the IRGC. If we assume 12 interceptors for one Fattah-1 missile (as seen in a video today), that means Israel is spending $144 million dollars to 'intercept' (not always successfully) a single Iranian hypersonic missile.

This is simply not sustainable. Within about two weeks, if Iran keeps up the current pace of fire, Israeli airspace will be at the mercy of Iran's far larger and more destructive solid fuel bsllistic missiles. Unless, of course, the U.S. intervenes directly.“

"In most cases, a small wave of 3-5 Iranian ballistic missiles is enough to prompt the launch of about 10-15 Israeli interceptor missiles"
"that means Israel is spending $144 million dollars to 'intercept' (not always successfully) a single Iranian hypersonic missile."

Daaaammmnnn !

At this stage we can say that Israelis don't know what war really is , outside aviation there's nothing ! the way they celebrated their attack on Iran is the same they did with that pager thing against the Hezbollah only to find out that it doesn't move that needle for shit in their favor.
In their mind only they think that they're the most advanced military in the middle east but it's quite obvious now that they missed a bunch of trains when it comes to modern warfare evolution especially -> asymmetrical warfare !
 
"In most cases, a small wave of 3-5 Iranian ballistic missiles is enough to prompt the launch of about 10-15 Israeli interceptor missiles"
"that means Israel is spending $144 million dollars to 'intercept' (not always successfully) a single Iranian hypersonic missile."

Daaaammmnnn !

At this stage we can say that Israelis don't know what war really is , outside aviation there's nothing ! the way they celebrated their attack on Iran is the same they did with that pager thing against the Hezbollah only to find out that it doesn't move that needle for shit in their favor.
In their mind only they think that they're the most advanced military in the middle east but it's quite obvious now that they missed a bunch of trains when it comes to modern warfare evolution especially -> asymmetrical warfare !
They’re lucky Trump is in office to bail them out.
 

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wasnt he a moderate?

and well liked

he would have been the ideal person to take over

Yeah some people are saying he survived the attempt so he may still be alive

I cannot confirm the death of former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Official Iranian sources, including IRNA and his office, deny reports of his death, stating he is alive and well. Credible reports indicate he survived an assassination attempt involving vehicle sabotage, detected by his security team. Initial claims of his death, spread on social media and some regional outlets, lack verification and are labeled as hoaxes by sources like Mediamass. Major news outlets like BBC and CNN do not report his death, supporting the conclusion he is alive. Always verify such claims with official sources due to rampant misinformation.
 
So how yall read this message.




“China tells Oman it 'cannot stand by and let Israel/Iran conflict escalate'.“




“china tellimg Oman to do something”

Or

“China telling Oman they will do something”
 
A U.S. official to Al Jazeera:

No one knows what Trump will do regarding Iran, and the options range from negotiations to a military strike.

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A U.S. official to Al Jazeera:

Iran and its regional proxies have the capability to attack our forces if we enter the war.
 

"Military Bluff." What are the American media writing about Trump's plans for Iran?

Trump "is not inclined to allow the situation to develop in such a way that it would look as if Iran has successfully called his bluff in the military sphere," ABC writes, citing White House sources.

According to them, yesterday during a meeting of the National Security Council, US officials made it clear that the next 24-48 hours "will be critical in determining whether a diplomatic solution to the Iran problem is possible or whether the president may resort to military action."

At the same time, the White House, "despite the saber-rattling," believes that the best option is to reach a deal with Tehran, rather than go to war with it. Washington believes that Iran is in a weak position and may be forced to return to the negotiating table and agree to abandon uranium enrichment.

Officials say Iranian authorities have shown a willingness to resume talks with the United States, but the Trump administration is waiting for "more concrete commitments before abandoning the military option."

If Iran agrees to talks, a meeting between Tehran representatives and Witkoff and Vance is possible as early as this week.

The Associated Press notes that Israel is not capable of destroying Iran's underground facilities where highly enriched uranium is produced without the involvement of US strategic aircraft.

In doing so, Defense Secretary Hegseth gave "an unusual level of authority" on the issue to one Iran-hawk general, U.S. Central Command commander Eric Kurilla.

According to Politico, he played a “massive role” in escalating clashes between Iran and Israel, and almost all of his requests were approved, from more aircraft carriers to the deployment of fighter jets in the region. He “plays a quiet but decisive role” in the US’s next steps toward Iran.”
 
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