And as they've shown they're entirely incapable of defending themselves in stationary positions from air attacks let alone a rolling convoy or march. I honestly think the only operational air defence they have left is over Khameni, they're unwilling to protect Tehran or engage Israel in dogfights leading me to question just how operational their military actually is.
A couple of minutes ago I saw some interceptions over Tel Aviv on the livestream. It didn’t look like any of the Iranian rockets made it to their targets.
I think that's an accurate assessment; "not very" is likely the truth. I'd guess Iran's options are limited to lobbing whatever missiles they have left in the general direction of Israel and hoping that at least some of them hit something of strategic or propaganda value, and activating terror cells in Israel/around Israeli overseas properties. As I haven't seen any evidence of the latter yet, I'd further guess that not much of anything in that direction is going to happen. lol, not only is Iran a paper tiger - it's a declawed and defanged paper tiger.
That's the only thing that makes sense.
Reminiscent of the reddit brigades in Ukraine who got hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers killed by taking pictures and videos with horrific opsec.
Also here is a link to IRIB, which is Iran state run TV. There is more than 1 IRIB channel so you can check them all out.
The video which was being shared was a year old, from the last Iranian attacks. Which proves the other side of the problem with so much consumer technology: retards sharing bad info and millions of Indians just creating bullshit to farm engagement.
Aftermath. Hit Bat Yam. Things seem to be going slower tonight than they were all today and yesterday.
isn't al Jazeera banned from Israel....
I watched the video and it seems to leave out everything before Ajax and after the Anglo-Soviet invasion, which I realise is hefty but I hate reductionist shit like that. It doesn't even change the ultimate point you're making, but this narrative I've come to discover of it just being about "muh oil" is the contemporary Iranian narrative as it's the exact same one used 70 years ago to justify the actions that led up to the operation taking place to begin with. Hell, even prior to it happening the Iranian people (And Nationalist government) voted to disband the main body of government in part because the small number of Islamic Majis in it were literally fucking over anything and everything they could, even pressing on the prime minister to refuse foreign aid because it could be a "trick by the British".
It's true there was even a government training video about subterrannean warfare that leaked decades ago.
Have no idea how they are getting a livefeed unless they are sharing it with another news organization.
I figured it out, they're reposting other people's streams and replaying videos from social media and slapping their banner on it.
