2025 Israel vs Iran War

Less so than thermonuclear warheads? That's ironic
Yes.

U235 requires immense enrichment facilities to get the amount of U235 required. Those facilities consume a shitload of power along with the centrifuges that purify the U235 requiring a high level of engineering to manufacture. You arent easily hiding such a facilities nor quickly building them.


Pu239 on the other hand builds up in normal nuclear reactors and is separated via chemical processes so much easier to acquire covertly. Problem going thermonuclear though is the intense amounts of math and design issues.
 
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They will run out of Iron dome missles depending on how long this lasts,
Resupplies are entering Israel now from us and Europe

Only 68 missiles in this last barrage lmao
What happened to the 10,000 they supposedly have?
Went over this before, Israel is destroying Iranian launchers fast. They degraded from doing 100 at a time to now 30 at a time
 
Started out with beating Iran into going back to the negotiating table and agree to denuclearize. Now might be regime change
I think this is a really poorly thought out plan.

Bomb their stuff for a few days then want a ceasefire / negotiation the next day? Nobody in their right mind would agree to negotiate after being attacked unless they had no other choice. Did the Israelis calculate that this would put them in that position?

Similarly, you won't be getting regime change unless you have another group primed to take control. Yes the Shah in Exile and such but that seems a bit far fetched no matter how much people hate the IRGC.
 
Nice to see the shill sphere is keeping a level head over today's fireworks
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If anyone can bring people together to hate them, it's disgusting faggot manlet commies. This dude and Jackson Hinkle are two of the dumbest motherfuckers. They are also manlets.

At some point, I hope the both of them get black bagged and tortured.
 
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Iran-Israel: The IAF Just Conducted its First Strike on an Iranian Airplane, Destroying Aeriel Refueling Aircraft in Mashhad Airport
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A short while ago, the IAF struck an Iranian aerial refueling aircraft at Mashhad Airport in eastern Iran, approximately 2,300 kilometers from Israel. The IAF is operating to establish aerial superiority over Iranian airspace.

This marks the longest-range strike conducted since the beginning of the operation. Eyewitnesses say that at around 6:30 PM, air defenses were deployed in the area of 17th Shahrivar Street in Mashhad, and after hearing the sound of an explosion, thick smoke rose into the sky as shitty Iranian air defense failed to intercept the Israeli fighter jets.

Allegedly, Israel also struck the Mosali power plant.


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wild, i have no idea what haaretz is even trying to say, because the article seems to be saying (based on google translate, i don't speak hebrunes) says that this is just a blanket freeze on rescue flights because of serious concerns about the flights being shot down, or airports being targeted for mass casualties with missile strikes, and that the flights will not start until thursday.

i guess if you don't give a shit about your civilian populace like in tehran, you just let people pile up on the streets so they can be strafed by f-15s, but in civilized countries you try and organize orderly, safe evacuations that don't attract missile strikes during an active ordinance volleyball match.
 
My own two cents of hopium/copium (I think I'm entitled to it after the recent retardation ITT about Netanyahu having fled to Greece or Israeli planes flying out of bases in Cyprus):

I think the whole "Israel has no way to destroy the Iranian nuclear program without American intervention" is misdirection, just like the widely hyped split with Trump over the negotiations were. Leftist journalists in Israel (Nadav Eyal, Yoav Zeitoun) are giving two contradictory messages (in the same columns!) without seeming to realize it - on the one hand, they quote security sources as saying that Israel doesn't have bombs heavy enough to destroy Fordow; on the other hand, they quote security sources as saying that without the US, Israel will have to engage in a sustained campaign of several months to gradually destroy the nuclear sites. So which is it? Can Israel do it (albeit over an extended period), or can it not?

I think there's a plan to deal with Fordow, even without direct US intervention. My guess is using modified transport planes to deliver GBU-57s. We know Israel has already been using its C-130s to do *something* in Iran (see here), and it's conceivable that once the air force is absolutely sure that's it's eliminated threats in the area, it will start using them to hit Fordow.

Send the rainbows my way.
 
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