Thread 63902043

is this the most impressive strike to date?

Attacks:

1,500 air force sorties and 600 aerial refuelings.
1,400 fighter jet attacks and 500 drone attacks.
The furthest attack - in Mashhad at a distance of 2,400 km by a fighter jet.

Assassinations:

11 senior nuclear scientists were assassinated.
More than 30 senior Iranian security officials were assassinated.
Hundreds of Iranian military personnel were assassinated.

Nuclear:

Three nuclear sites were attacked: Isfahan, Natanz and Fordow.
Thousands of centrifuges (used to enrich uranium) were destroyed.
Nuclear research and development centers were destroyed.

Military infrastructure and weapons:

15 enemy aircraft destroyed.

80 surface-to-air launchers (air defense systems) destroyed.

200 missile launchers destroyed (50% of all Iranian launchers destroyed).

35 missile manufacturing plants attacked.

6 airports attacked.

Intercepts:

86% success in intercepting ballistic missiles (hundreds launched)
99% success in intercepting UAVs (thousands launched)

>>63902043 (OP)
>professional boxer beats 14 yo retard 2988-0
>impressive

>>63902043 (OP)
While it has been a successful exchange, I do not believe that the core objective has been achieved:
The centrifuges are 100 m below the ground. This is known because for a time iran allowed international atomics committee (or whatever their name was) to check their facilities, to prove they only use their nuclear technology for civil use. Until trump cancelled the agreement anyways.

Bunker busters have an effective reach of maybe 50 meters below ground. It's given that the entrances are blocked with rubble now and the facility has been subjected to some damage, but it's unlikely that it's "completely and totally!!1!" destroyed as his twitter handle claims.
The other two nuclear facilities were not relevant anymore, but could have become a secondary option until the underground facility is excavated again, so while it was not pointless to hit them, they weren't as relevant as the headline makes them out to be.

And finally: Nuclear scientists and their study rooms are replaceable. You better bet that they have already made complete plans how to build a bomb and saved those plans on absolutely redundant as fuck servers. The only way this can work, is if the educated elite becomes so fucking shit scared of being shot in the head by israeli spies that they refuse to work on nuclear projects ever again.
This however is unlikely, because you'll always find fundamentalists and idiots that'll get into the field due to gentle political pressure.

So was it effective on the short term? Totally.

Did it solve the iran is trying to get nukes situation? Not really. Now they'll set up more counter measures and will have a nuke about a year or two later than they would have initially have had it.

>>63902182
>Not really. Now they'll set up more counter measures and will have a nuke about a year or two later than they would have initially have had it.

i am always fascinated by claims like this. even if what you say is true about the centrifuges surviving, which i personally doubt, do you think israel will sit by idly as iran makes moves to revive their nuclear enrichment? people who say this have zero understanding of israel, which is surprising because the history is there for everyone to read.

>>63902043 (OP)
Goddamn fuck Israeli F-16s are the sexiest planes on earth. I love their chunky fuel tanks

>>63902189
>silly goy, we'll just false flag you into invading Iran
Okay?

>>63902189
These fags never learn. Nobody remembers the Bekka Valley Turkey Shoot and it shows.

>>63902197
Nobody is launching a ground invasion on a country the size of Texas covered in mountains retard.

>>63902197
>goyim are so stupid they get tricked by jews into invading foreign countries for them
damn. maybe the jews really are the chosen after all

>>63902189
Well I can see that besides being isolated as fuck iran has managed to cobble together quite a lot of capabilities to project power, so they are not as incompetent as they could be, and I keep being surprised by the shit they get away with, and in that sense I am certain they will eventually get a nuke, because it's the holy grail of sticking it to israel.
Everything they've been doing has been aiming towards it, and all the lessons they have learned about saturation of air defense and building ten gorillion shit rockets has prepared them to develop the capability to lobbing a nuke at israel in the not very distant future.

It's not about israel not being able to do anything. It's about the limited effect of limited conflict.
The only way I can see that turn out well for israel is if they bully the mullahs into bending the knee.

>>63902220
>together quite a lot of capabilities to project power, so they are not as incompetent as they could be
nigger, all they did was fire BMs at population centers. they didn't try to cripple the IAFs ability to conduct strikes or anything of that sort,. if you consider that competent then i guess we have two different definitions of the word

>I am certain they will eventually get a nuke,
iran is penetreted at all levels as demonstrated by the recent fire exchanges if that wasn't clear enough already based on past events. the moment they try to build a nuke, they'll alert a bunch of glowies, mossad and non-mossad, and then anyone of slight importance that's involved will probabbly get killed by some bomb planted somewhere as they move around in tehran

>>63902234
Well if that's the case, then surely they'll find the 400 kg of semi enriched uranium soon.
Honestly I want to believe you, but I don't, because iran is playing the long game, and every smack in the face that iran endures while being able to spin this in a way towards the local population that it's all a necessary sacrifice in defeating se jewish devil, will just make them more determined in doubling down even more.

>>63902252
i've been hearing the iran is playing the long game and strategic patience for years. it all fell apart of cause when the proxies surrounding israel all broke, with the culmination of the fall of assad, meaning billions of investments down the drain. i applaude them for trying and coming up with a strategy that almost work but clearly outside of spamming missiles at israeli cities, they have nothing at hand

>>63902124
This but the amateur 14yo is making 1 millions tiktoks about how he would destroy Mc Tyson and you get a good portrayal of what actually happened

>>63902287
Like I said, a 14 yo to retard. Nothing is impressive about KO a middle schooler

>>63902196
>How much fuel do you need?
>correct

>>63903179
Damn she thic

Like flies to shit, the /pol/brownoid can't help themselves but post cope when confronted by reality. Not only Iran got fucked, Israel is freely flying in their air space without a single issue, most of their launchers are gone, and their leaders are just posting symbolic twitter propaganda.

It's only a matter of time until the regime collapses.
>Inb4 some brownoid calls me a jew, since it's the only answer they have.

>>63904287
its not pol related

>>63902124
fpbp

>>63904287

The thing is, Iran does practice its own form of (very limited) democracy. It’d be pretty funny if the Islamic Republic didn’t violently collapse, but was simply voted out of existence.

>>63903179
Shiksa chestlets btfo

>>63905256
>It’d be pretty funny if the Islamic Republic didn’t violently collapse
Between the sheer level of Mossad/ CIA infiltration and the fact that the vast majority of Iranians are frothing at the mouth to see the mullahs go I can't imagine it will be long. I can't wait to see Khomeini hanging from a crane

>>63905501
>I can't wait to see Khomeini hanging from a crane
khomeini died in 1989. why hang a severely decomposed corpse?

>>63905256
its basically the ccp/ussr
you need approval from the party to even be on the ballot

>>63902196
op shows a f-16c.
your pic shows a f-16i.
those are completely different planes. even my mom can tell a single-seater from a two-seater.

>>63905256
>It’d be pretty funny if the Islamic Republic didn’t violently collapse, but was simply voted out of existence.
is this the same islamic republic that used children to clear minefields?

>>63902043 (OP)
>Ramat David 101st Squadron
Love their emblem

>>63902043 (OP)
>impressive
You mean illegal.

>>63902043 (OP)
>Failed all its objectives
>Literally only possible because of black mailed American politicians
>Unsubtantiated claims of destruction
>Had to beg for a ceasefire
Uh huh. Very successful I'm sure. Can I see any pictures of IAF planes of Tehran now? You retards have been spamming air superiority for weeks yet haven't posted any proof.

>>63902043 (OP)
iran got its shit slapped. hezwalla put up a better fight.

>>63902182
IRGC janitor fingers typed this post.

>>63906891
Lmaohammed

>>63902043 (OP)
Yes!
Yes it was!

>>63902189
they'll probably just get some through pakistan if they don't have secret facilities elsewhere.

pakistan knows that israel will set their sights on it since they're within irbm range, and pakistan making an icbm now shows they want to deter the us.

>>63907604
>through pakistan
i highly doubt that. it would be a diplomatic nightmare. they'd be calling for sanctions, which you know when looking at pakistan wouldn't be a great idea

>if they don't have secret facilities elsewhere
you just don't build facilities of that scale without alerting the multiple glowies in one way or another. it's pretty clear that iran is penetrated at high levels. even if this wasn't the case, construction of such a site gets spotted with satellite images, Fordow for example was spotted well before it began operating during excavations. even if the satimages themselves somehow miss the construction, the movements and communications of certain figures (nuclear scientists, materials engineers, etc) will be a giveaway, because they're certainly being tracked.

>>63907698
bullshit.

US missed North Korea's underground nuclear sites.

>>63907762
look at the geography of north korea and iran. also consider the other points i mentioned. i didn't say the intel has to come from sat images alone.

>>63906155
There is always the minuscule chance that the leaders will “willingly” step down (flee with whatever they can take) before they are strung up in the town square.

>>63906864
i like that they atleast put the symbol on the planes in the other squadrons the tail symbol and squadron are different
>>63906891
https://x.com/IDF
scroll back you can see the tehran strikes

>>63902043 (OP)
Given that IDF had 24/7 US intell and satellite coverage and suspected USAF support, that's a pretty shit kill-to-sortie rate homie.

>>63903179
Are those things on the sides on top extra fuel tanks too? Damn they really loaded those birds up.

>>63902043 (OP)
Why couldn't Russia do something similar to this in Ukraine? Why are anti-US countries so fucking pathetic?

>>63908321
the last hope of a worthy opponent is

>>63906891
Angry Has-no-balls toes typed this post.

>>63902043 (OP)
Why should I support Israel again?

>inb4 muh Oct 7th
Israel created and sponsored Hamas, why should I support them when they fucked around and found out?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_support_for_Hamas

>>63908321
Because US air power works, and Russian air power doesn't against anything but other Russian air power.

>>63908269
>>63908347
its actually very impressive for such an air campaign

>>63908347
>Why should I support Israel again?
Iran wants to arm Russians, that makes Iran our enemy whatever Iran understands this or not, and makes Israel my de facto ally and knocking Iran out of my war I don't want Iran to participate in is in my interests

>>63902271

Iran has achieved nuclear bombs through plutogenization of DU magnet harvested around. From US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in particular.
They did lots of nuclear tests underground by digging more than 10 km deep. The Chinese Communist Party has done the same.

One Iranian underground nuclear test reached 220 kt and they have weapons of up to 150 kt.

>>63908509
meds

>>63902182
>Nuclear scientists and their study rooms are replaceable.
LMAO. Everything but their scientists are replaceable. There's a massive competency crisis in stem. People holding phds that literally have never even worked in a non academic lab before. The papers are worthless. Only the experience counts and there's basically zero opportunities to get hands on "how to build a nuke" experience these days.

>B...but some college kid wrote a paper on how to build a nuke and the FBI seized it
Irrelevant to hands on experience. People literally cannot do the most fundamental basic aspects of science these days.

>>63908655

This is factual. The video of an Iranian Teller-Ullam strike on Dimona was posted by someone else here on k. 25 kt. Iran did lots of underground nuclear tests before. One was recognized by Al Jazeera (not in English). DU used in Iraq and Afghanistan was retrieved and plutogenized for that by the Iranian military forces.

>>63908965
cool story bro

>>63902182
The whole operation was pointless because the centrifuges don't work due to cyberwarfare regardless

>>63908016
Tehran was hit with standoff munitions fired from Iraq. Again, show me literally any pictures or footage from the ground of IAF planes over major Iranian cities. It's as simple as that.

>>63909087
i mean the jdams

>>63902043 (OP)
>200 missile launchers destroyed (50% of all Iranian launchers destroyed).
visual confirmation says only 58 or so launcher got destroyed

>>63909087
here's footage of two GBU-32's hitting their target.

>>63909087
>>63909172
unexploded GBU-39 ordnance. next cope please

>>63909087
>Again, show me literally any pictures or footage from the ground of IAF planes over major Iranian cities
also, just wanted to add that this is a retarded ask. fighter jets flying at max alti due are tiny dots in the sky when view from the ground and spotting them with the naked eye is extremely unlikely. they're practically invisible to the naked eye. you may hear the engines if you're lucky (and there has been reports from Tehran of fighter engines in tehran)

it's not 1985 anymore, fighter jets don't fly low over their targets to drop bombs unless it's the russian airforce

>>63902124
/thread

>>63909178
pretty embarrassing they need more reliable fuses

>>63902043 (OP)
they have hit a lot of decoys,.the rest is pure fantasy.

>>63909317
it's American bombs. about 2%-5% are duds. which is impressive, if you compare it to other countries i am sure

>>63902124
end of thread

>>63909340
pic rel: prime example of dudes who were opearting decoy AD when hit. if historical ratios are anything to go by hundreds more are wounded

>>63909172
>Not Tehran

>>63909178
>Southern Kurdistan

You're really bad at this lmao.

>>63909214
Strange we have plenty of footage of IAF planes over Beirut and Damascus dropping JDAMs but none over Tehran. Not to mention the piles of dead drones.

>>63909433
>>Not Tehran
here a GBU-31 over Tehran. https://x.com/Osinttechnical/status/1934410205275545787
next cope please

>Strange we have plenty of footage of IAF planes over Beirut and Damascus dropping JDAMs
there's nothing strange about simple math and physics.

are you saying that there's footage out there of IAF planes dropping JDAMs over Beirut and Damascus? may i see it?

>>63909433
>Not to mention the piles of dead drones.
what about the drones? the fact that iran only shotdown like 6 drones shows the AD situation was dire

>>63906059

The USSR famously did vote itself out of existence

>On the night of 25 December, at 7:35 p.m. Moscow time, after Gorbachev appeared on television, the Soviet flag was lowered and the Russian tricolor raised in its place at 7:45 pm, symbolically marking the end of the Soviet Union. In his parting words, Gorbachev defended his record on domestic reform and détente, but conceded, "The old system collapsed before a new one had time to start working." On that same day, the President of the United States George H. W. Bush held a brief televised speech officially recognizing the independence of the 11 remaining republics.
>Gorbachev's speech, as well as the replacement of the Soviet flag with the Russian flag, symbolically marked the end of the Soviet Union. However, the final legal step in the Soviet Union's demise came on 26 December, when the Soviet of Nationalities, the upper chamber of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union, ratified the Belavezha Accords, effectively voting the Soviet Union out of existence

How it started: Israeli's murdered in their beds.
How it ended: Hamas flat. Hezbollah defeated. Assad gone. Axis of resistance dead.

they pushed the threat envelope back. Solid win.

>>63909433
We would’ve seen even more kino from Iran if they hadn’t shut down their internet.

>>63910043
not really 80% voted to preserve the USSR, the accord that 'dissolved the ussr' wasnt meant to do that it was just meany to convert it into a confederacy (there's an alternative history somewhere where the Soviet Socialist Confederacy is still around). the dissolution only really happened because of infighting of the leadership.

iran is somewhat similar the leader is selected by a council similar to how communists select the leader of their party. it will probably only destabilize when he dies if there's an internal power struggle (he's 86, might die any second).


i suspect that now mossad is confident iran wont have a nuke for years and can wait, and their next big op is going to go down when khaminei naturally dies.

>>63909466
thanks for the hi-res version 'teen. Saved this gem

>>63909214
>fighter jets flying at max alti due are tiny dots in the sky when view from the ground and spotting them with the naked eye is extremely unlikely. they're practically invisible to the naked eye.
Clear and Present Danger was a good movie
https://youtu.be/jS5WBBDtwXA

>>63910073
Day 632 of the 3 day Hamas flattening operation

>>63902189
Israel won't have to sit with their Torah scrolls up their asses. But they would not have to act if prior attempts to destroy Iran's nuclear program were enough. Stuxnet didn't stop them nor did past bombings on their sites. America and Israel can delay but they can't deny. Where there's a will, there's a warhead.

>>63902206
Agreed, but
>a country the size of Texas
Iran has a population of 90,000,000. It would be the largest country the US has ever invaded. There is exactly 0% chance of Trump putting troops on the ground even if Iran did have a nuke. We'd just get another Libya situation.

>>63904287
My issue isn't recognition of reality it's just when people blow smoke up Israel's ass to the point of suggesting they are some demi-god warrior race capable of the most impressive airstrikes in human history or the most impressive spycraft or the most impressive land attack it's always that oriental kind of best the biggest the most amazing (Yes I'm implying you know might be from Brooklyn but he's sure got that asiatic arrogance down to a T).

Think the only case where they are legit at the top of the game is sabotage with the blackberry business. Otherwise beating up the mullah retards then having to cry and beg for America to actually do what had to be done isn't the most impressive airstrikes in history. That'd go to the aerial ballet of 1990/1991 and team America.

>>63904287
Just two more wars. It's only a matter of time until Iran finishes their nuke. After all, it wasn't enough for Israel the last few times they tried to stop them.

>>Inb4 some brownoid calls me a jew, since it's the only answer they have
Every accusation is a confession, therefore you are a brownoid.

>>63910583
>That'd go to the aerial ballet of 1990/1991 and team America.
*team Iraq

Also love these guys from the 115th, their whole job is to be training aggressors during combat exercises. Best paint scheme.

>>63908016
Yeah they're a really cool unit that has been fighting since Israel's founding. Often referred to as the "first squadron."

>>63908304
The top column is often referred to as the "tech spine," it's used to house additional avionics, electronic warfare gear, and other Jewish space magic. Surprisingly it adds little extra weight and aerial drag.

>>63908304
They're conformal fuel tanks, and while other countries use similar modifications the Israelis designed their own in-house. Israeli F16s also use drop tanks. They basically maxed out the amount of fuel capacity so they could increase range to Iran, Yemen, and other far away areas of interest, and even then they use resupply tankers whenever they can. As for the top column behind the pilot, it's called the "tech spine," used to house additional avionics, electronic warfare gear, and other Jewish space magic. Surprisingly it adds little extra weight and aerial drag.


>>63908684
KEK

>>63905501
I don't buy the takes that the Mullahs are that unpopular, they must have substantial support from rural retards out there and it's probably enough to deter urban educated Iranians from doing anything.

>>63908347
I don't support Israel but I acknowledge that they're blatantly just smarter and more competent than all of their enemies in the region.
I still hate Israel for dragging my country (the US) into their bullshit, but c'mon lmao we all know Arab armies (and Persians) can't do shit

>>63911229
>they must have substantial support from rural retards out there
Correct. I know a family who escaped during the revolution and this was exactly their take. What the Mullahs are facing though is that the majority of their middle class and educated class does not want to live under shariah law. The bulk of the country's educated people, engineers, skilled workers, etc who did not manage to leave post-revolition never really bought into the islamification, and that's a problem for them that they can't fix in their weakened state.

>>63906868
בסדר lol

>>63911203
Macross predicted this in 1982?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpTYZblB57k

>>63910574
It really should be noted that Iran's population density average is only 52 per square kilometer with 73% urbanization rate. Most of Iran lives in the western half of the country with ~1 out of every 5 people of its entire population living in the Tehran metro area.

>>63908509
>through plutogenization of DU magnet harvested around
Colorless green ideas sleep furiously

>>63902043 (OP)
I sure am impressed to be paying for all that.

>>63902043 (OP)
>11 senior nuclear scientists were assassinated.
Gotta love israeli precision strikes
>professor who teaches nuclear physics at the university
>lives in apartment building
>israel precision strikes you
>entire apartment building leveled
>60 dead
Another one
>israel wants to kill nuclear physicist
>bombs his house
>he isn't home
>only 17 year old son dies
>nuclear scientist takes the rest of his kids and his wife and hides with some family in northern iran
>stays with extended family in a remote village
>israel bombs the house
>20 people dead
>finally got him

>>63902043 (OP)
>1,500 air force sorties and 600 aerial refuelings.
>1,400 fighter jet attacks and 500 drone attacks.
>The furthest attack - in Mashhad at a distance of 2,400 km by a fighter jet.

and all that to bomb mountain!

>>63902043 (OP)
>Israeli ground crews always have one absolute snack in them

>>63911229
>>63911246
I believe the basic problem with structuring a political regime around religious concepts -- and why those engineers don't like it -- is that it serves as a major drag on applying scientific principles to everything else. The Shia fundamentalist stuff can be pretty ruthless and scary though and these guys are not going to fold that easily. They hang people in public there and there's this massive necropolis south of Tehran that's practically a city near Khomeini's mausoleum. Miriam from Alpha Centauri society. There are a lot of religious people in the U.S. but we're talking about people for whom what God wants in politics is serious business and they'll kill over it:
https://youtu.be/30ElQO2EM8A

>>63902043 (OP)
>fly 2000 km on tech american plane
>bomb mountain/wooden decoy
>fly 2000 km back on tech american plane
>declare victory
>get bombed with ICBM next morning

>>63911756
>>63911892
Mad

>>63902124
fpbp

>>63911235
>Israel is blatantly smarter
>Their strategy of beating Iran is begging for American support
If only they have a better human rights record

>>63902182
2 more weeks! (plus a year or two)

>>63911892
>if we repeat it enough times it will be true
Shame those 30 generals werent decoys as well.

>>63912089
unironically yeah that is the smart strategy, they have a tool to win (the American Golem) and they're going to use it.
Don't diss the monkey who figured out how to make weapons with rocks, he's the smart one

>>63911203
Thanks for the info, very interesting. It's almost comical the extent they've changed them. Doesn't even look like an F16 anymore. But damn it does look good in a very thicc way, them jews sure know how to get every ounce of use out of their gear.

>>63912122
there were no decoys involved
the only reason for the decoy meme is the ballistic missile launchers would not explode when struck half the time. people forget iran uses liquid fueled rockets if they dont explode it means israel got them before they got to the fuel depot

>>63911892
>ICBM

>>63912649
jericho 3 is rumored to have a bunker buster version. relying on speed for penetration instead of just huge mass like MOP.

>>63911732
based

>>63912335
Yeah they're the coolest. I think what makes Israeli planes so interesting historically and up through the modern era is that they are more rigorously used and constantly deployed for combat than any other air force in the world, because without them the country would not survive all the threats it faces. Constant battlefield stress, budget considerations, and the need to adapt to rapidly changing threats has led to some very unique designs and innovations you won't see anywhere else.

>>63906868
Cry more fag

israel drained iran's fuel