2025 Israel vs Iran War

[Catch The Rainbow]

Any Israeli strikes are precision strikes on the homes of Iranian targets.
Any Iranian strikes are indiscriminate strikes against the homes of Israeli civilians.

What are you talking about, I literally just posted an image of them aiming for a military target. I'm waiting on a geolocation team now to figure out exactly what was hit.

 

[ㅤㅤㅤ]

They want war with Iran. Every other issue is virtually a distraction right now. The No Kings protests are likely funded by Israeli intelligence. Israel is a rogue and out of control state.

Take your meds.

 

[Autistic Nonetheless]

Him starting another foreign war 1 million times worse than the Iraq war will be the biggest foreign policy blunder in US history

No one suggests the fucker invade Iran lol. They just want the US to bomb the Fordo enrichment plant.
or just give it to the da jewz and they will do it just as well.

Thing is, that will still be involvement in the war.

Meanwhile Old republicans can smell blood

If he does his legacy is effectively destroyed

I agree, but he's survived every other retarded thing he's done.
If the tariff fight has convinced me of anything it's that Americans really are that stupid sometimes

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

Iran targeted an AMAN base linked to Israel’s 8200 intelligence unit with missile strikes. AMAN is Israel’s military intelligence, and 8200 is a secretive unit focused on cyber and signals intelligence.


1st Hit: 32.145833, 34.811944
2nd hit: 32.144216, 34.811862
3rd hit: 32.154444, 34.816389
4th hit: 32.152778, 34.810278



They hit the parking lot

 

[EyeGuy]

Iran's state-owned Bank Sepah has been hacked. ATMs are non-functional nationwide:

 

[Boogies Cancer]

Any Israeli strikes are precision strikes on the homes of Iranian targets.
Any Iranian strikes are indiscriminate strikes against the homes of Israeli civilians.

I don’t care about a semetic blood feud but I do think balanced reporting is kinda important. Let’s not be stoop to main stream media levels?

I fully believe the Iranian military is trying to hit military targets and that they're just 100 turns behind in the tech tree and can't reliably do that. It honestly doesn't make much sense for them to attack random civilians when they can accomplish that with at least a degree of separation via a proxy group. I also don't think they care that much if they kill random civilians.

Israeli strikes are more precise and are trying to kill military officials, I also don't think they care that much if they kill random civilians.

It is very tiresome indeed to pretend war is a clean enterprise. When it's your side doing it it's called collateral damage, when it's the enemy it's targeting civilians or civilian casualties. There's a math to it at the end of the day and really cool shit like the Ginsu Hellfire missile which doesn't even have a traditional explosive it's basically a bunch of swords. That said it's a PR thing. When no one's watching there's always a wedding to bomb or an apartment to level.

Anyone who says otherwise is trying to sell you something.

 

[Dawdler]

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That video isn't really this war related? Some low cooking skill heeb just set his kitchen on fire? There's no explosion damage seen.

 

[Doinker Marmalade]

There's a math to it at the end of the day and really cool shit like the Ginsu Hellfire missile

The AGM-114 Hellfire missile has a range of approximately 7 to 11 kilometers.

The missiles Iran is launching at Israel travel approximately 1500 km.

Retard.

 

[karaokeman]

The majority of Trump's base don't want a war with Iran.

The tariffs were expected, he ran a nationalist campaign.

A war for Israel, who is not even a treaty ally?

Trump is literally committing political suicide.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

The AGM-114 Hellfire missile has a range of approximately 7 to 11 kilometers.

The missiles Iran is launching at Israel travel approximately 1500 km.

Retard.

You really missed his point

TRUMP SAYS NOT TOO MUCH IN MOOD TO NEGOTIATE WITH IRAN

 

[Doinker Marmalade]

You really missed his point

His point is that Iran's missiles are somehow low tech, and somehow US is LE COOL AND HIGH TECH cause they can precisely guide a missile for.... 7-11 kilometers?

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

The majority of Trump's base don't want a war with Iran

https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration_second_term/57_favor_u_s_military_action_against_iran_s_nukes

Majorities of every political category – 81% of Republicans, 80% of Democrats and 68% of voters not affiliated with either major party – are at least somewhat concerned that Iran may be developing a nuclear weapon.

Seventy-three percent (73%) of Republicans, 50% of Democrats and 48% of unaffiliated voters would support the United States taking military action against Iran’s nuclear weapons program.

Seventy-five percent (75%) of those who voted for Trump in last year’s election would support a U.S. strike to destroy Iran’s nuclear weapons program, compared to 42% of Kamala Harris voters.

 

[Darkholme's Dungeon]

Not directly related but there are rumors that China agreed to a resupply for Pakistan (to support Iran?) and mobilized reserve units in the Western Military Command.

 

[Bummer]

The majority of Trump's base don't want a war with Iran.

The tariffs were expected, he ran a nationalist campaign.

A war for Israel, who is not even a treaty ally?

Trump is literally committing political suicide.

That's my thoughts exactly and what's worse, none of the retards cheering a war with Iran seem to have a sense of time scale in us politics. If Trump blows it for the right now we are out of power till probably 2032. What will the percentage of whites be then? Do you think the right will have an easier or harder time then? We need mass deportations not more middle eastern refugees.

 

[Pedophobe]

His point is that Iran's missiles are somehow low tech, and somehow US is LE COOL AND HIGH TECH cause they can precisely guide a missile for.... 7-11 kilometers?

No, it's that Iran is aiming at military targets to the best of their ability.

 

[NuruMaleMasseuse]

https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration_second_term/57_favor_u_s_military_action_against_iran_s_nukes

Majorities of every political category – 81% of Republicans, 80% of Democrats and 68% of voters not affiliated with either major party – are at least somewhat concerned that Iran may be developing a nuclear weapon.

Seventy-three percent (73%) of Republicans, 50% of Democrats and 48% of unaffiliated voters would support the United States taking military action against Iran’s nuclear weapons program.

Seventy-five percent (75%) of those who voted for Trump in last year’s election would support a U.S. strike to destroy Iran’s nuclear weapons program, compared to 42% of Kamala Harris voters.

Clearly the people have spoken, totally support all things kyke

 

[Dawdler]

His point is that Iran's missiles are somehow low tech, and somehow US is LE COOL AND HIGH TECH cause they can precisely guide a missile for.... 7-11 kilometers?

It appears that even obsolete gen iranian tech is superior to us/palestinian production
I would assume that some of these have anti ship capabilities.
Funny thing is that iran and israel were codeveloping icbm's before revolution.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

Cpr
Clearly the people have spoke totally support all things kyke

That's what a poll is. Takes a representative sample of the population and asks them questions

 

[EyeGuy]

Israeli take on the elimination of Ali Shadmani:

Military correspondent Doron Kadosh explains the nature of the important role played by Ali Shadmani (who was killed tonight) as the Chief of Staff of the Khatem al-Anbiya Command:

As a lesson from the Iran-Iraq War, the Iranians understood that it was necessary to bring order to their two armies - the Iranian Army (from the days of the Shah) and the Revolutionary Guards (established after the revolution and the rise of the ayatollahs to power).

The lesson learned was to establish an emergency command that, in the event of war, would oversee both armies and coordinate between them, because tensions that exist during routine times cannot be handled in an emergency, and a single entity is required to make the decisions and command the campaign.

That is why the emergency headquarters was established - named "Khatem al-Anbiya" (which is a nickname in Islam for the Prophet Muhammad - the Seal of the Prophets, i.e. the last prophet) - and this is the headquarters that in times of war takes command of the entire campaign and commands both the Revolutionary Guards and the Iranian army.

Ali Shadamani, who was killed last night in Tehran, was the commander of the Hatem al-Anbiya Command, meaning the supreme commander of the campaign, who replaced General Rashid, who was killed in the opening blow. When Supreme Leader Khamenei appointed him to the position last Friday, he was essentially expressing confidence in him to be the chief of staff of the campaign.

 

[moocow]

I'm kind of shocked Mossad or any of the US agencies apparently have not one asset in the upper half of Iran's military echelon. If this was the 80s there would've been a coup already, instead we're just watching everyone die.

Isn't that a coup? Killing off the entire leadership (i.e. the opposite of a "bloodless" coup)? They've been dropping like flies lately, and even the replacements are getting pruned almost as quickly as they assume office.