The trucks aren't the targets its the tunnels. And before the ground forces touch down, there will be a massive bombing of every suspected tunnel entrance as well as all the power plants. And after that, identifying remaining references would be that much easier, because in the darkness any heat signature would become even more pronounced.
you didn't read what I posted earlier
Yes becausae they are doing this at Israel's expense, and the more damage is caused overthere the more the U.S. can charge to fix up. This is how fucked up the U.S. is. As I said before, if they send their troops over there, and American lives are on the line, then they will take out all the missiles, but as of now, they don't give a flying fuck what they do with those missiles.
bombing power doesn;t reduce miltary operations - those power plants are hundreds of feet under the mountains
I'm sure, but once the power goes off, finding them would be much easier. If Iraq were going to do that, it would have done it already. The closer the full U.S. military comes to landing, the harder it's going to be for them to fire at the rate they were firing before. Especially knowing that every time they reload, they might be giving away their storage location.
I dont think you understand what Iran has been targeting-
no because those are war crimes and Iran has been playing a game of measured retalition and reciprocation
you keep missing that mountains change the norms - especially when fortified
They have redundancy to their operations, and I suspect the operation in Venezuela was there to mitigate these losses. But let's look at the situation in full. Nobody in the U.S. is without water, heat, light, internet, or gas. So at the end of the day, as far as the U.S. as a whole, it's a minor inconvenience, but to them they risk being blown up, losing water, power, energy, money, jobs, oil, and the longer it last the more it is going to cost to rebuild.
Crimes of war are only crimes if other nations are willing to enforce them. But in the real world, war crimes go on all the time, but just as long as it doesn't affect a certain group of people (CACs) the world will turn a blind eye to it.
I agree that the missile stockpile is well fortified, but you cannot fortify entrances. And with modern technology, they are able to now see through rocks and areas that were invisible years ago. What do you think they were practicing on when they scanned the pyramids in Egypt?
again - it doesnt matter if they know where the truck disapppeared or was last seen -
Iran has been treated like a rogue state for decades - imo thats why they have been really careful to appear "law abiding"
White people don't care about that shit! They make treaties to break them, and it's in their nature to make up loopholes around their promises.
but thats exactly what Iran has done - they designed their entrances to be cleared quickly after attack
But assuming that the Space Force can track in real time, as they claim, this can mean lights out for Iraq.but thats exactly what Iran has done - they designed their entrances to be cleared quickly after attack
my guess is they have reinforced bunker construction and an appartus of some type - physical or energy -that in function causes the munition to pre detonate similar to rpgs and chain curtains on a tank
true - but its a tactic that provides a shield as long China and Russia stay close
not at all - you still need time to travel - even if targeting was automated
Okay, so they are saying they will charge Saudis, UAE, and Qatar operations for their drones lost, then in the next sentence expect them to join them against the U.S.?
Please tell me this is some deep fake A.I. because this shit is as dumb as telling the guy that is robbing your house that you are going to get him arrested once you call the police on him, then ask him to hand over his phone so you can call the police.
1. destroy Iran oil = destroying all oil and lng production in the persian gulf
Pakistan and NKorea as well
Tell me, according to your numbers, how many U.S. troops have died so far compared to Iranian troops that have died? Because wars aren't won and lost by one professor's opinion.
The billion-dollar question is why Russia and China haven't joined so far as many predicted, and what I said from the start won't happen?
13 US troops, now tell me how many Iranian troops have been killed so far.
