2025 Israel vs Iran War

merpalerpaherp said:
They have to act like that as it's a main driving force in their recruitment process. If they look weak, stupid, and not in control of their shit they lose out on recruits.
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True but that's not the full picture, many of these axis groups offer very good salaries and benefits for their soldiers, even life insurance. Hezbollah's finances was massively fucked up after the strikes, drug rings getting taken down, and Iran aid getting cut off.
 
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Moment when an Iranian Shahed-136 directly impacted in Beit She’an this morning.



Before and after images of Iran's Isfahan Nuclear Facility.
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moocow said:
It's also the correct term, whether you find it "really dramatic" or not. It's an act of vandalism -- defacing property that doesn't belong to you -- that requires effort and expense by the rightful owner to remedy. The property could be physically damaged during the commission of the vandalism (airspeed sensors don't respond well to spray paint, for instance) and even potentially during the repair, which wouldn't be necessary had the vandalism not happened in the first place.

Not to mention the need now to inspect the aircraft (and asphalt) for unexpected damage (perhaps that wasn't recorded or broadcast by the perpetrators) to ensure no loss of life or equipment just in case something was damaged unseen.

That's "damage" any way you look at it, unless you're not worried about people dying for getting in the wrong plane one morning for a routine sortie.
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And vandalism of an aircraft also means you have to go over the entire plane to determine if that's all they did. Stripping the vandals paint probably means stripping that area down to the metal and then building up a new finish. Time consuming, and expensive.

Recklessly spraying paint can also mean constricting or clogging up static ports on some aircraft. That can render your primary instruments useless. Paint on static ports or a butterfly cocoon in the pitot tube can easily lead to instrument failure and all the bad things that come as a result.
 
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Mr. Racewar1488 said:
The USAF is missing out on a great funding source: Livestreamed missions! If they don't meet their donation goal then they can't drop their ordinance. Super chats get to decide what targets they're bombing.
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Donation of 10 000 euro from NiggaheilmechaHilter they say : carpet bomb sweden.
 
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Frederica Bernkastel said:
Are we living in the same world? Israel already had an actual war with Hezbollah. Hezbollah got decapitated.
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Decapitated nothing. They got their dicks blown off in one of the most hilarious cellphone video compliations of the modern age.

Dawdler said:
I am arguing on the basis that creating a reaction is easier than making a bomb with it. RBMK's could use unenriched fuels and had a self-breeding topology.
To make a modern weapon you need really high technology in form of explosive lens and so on. Gun design is relatively simple but impractical when you don't have a lot of material.
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You are arguing in bad faith Iran trying to use anything possible to carry water.
"Lighting killed 15 people in Iran last year, thus Israeli airstrikes against civilian targets are fully justified" This is the retard shit you are spewing.

Iran supplied the EFP to Iraqi militia for their roadside bombs. I think Iran, especially with Chinese help, can make reflector.

Dawdler said:
Length means serial connections of centrifuges. Iran runs centrifuges in stacked paralel which means it has a separation factor of 1.3 at best (Technological limit). Realistically it's closer to 1.2 which gives a summary yield of only 72%
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I was simplyfing for example. You are are repeating talking points.
The G-forces in a centrifuge simulate the force of travel just in a smaller and more energy-efficient footprint.

There are two issues with your argument. Three if we count how you are an austistic mong that will no-gag-reflex swallow any lie that lets you believe Le West = Bad.

First, you are depending on IAEA registered specs for rotational forces. If those machines go beyond that spec, your maximum numbers are rendered fake and gay. Iran already has the ability to do this, and have exploited it, which is how Struxnet was able to make their centrifuges tear themselves apart. If Iranian centrifuges weren't able to go beyond stated G-spec, Struxnet resetting calibration wouldn't have done anything.

Second, you are assuming everything is in stated spec. Iran refuses to allow IAEA access to their centrifuge production areas, to monitor production, or otherwise independently validate their reports.
They've already had photos of non-IAEA registered centrifuge designs inside Fordow.

You are trusting the word of an entity with decades of demonstration they have no intention of following rules about their program. You are doing this because those words support your autistic world view.

Dawdler said:
Still, Iran uses staged process which means it cannot enrich from sub 1% to weapons grade of 90%+ in any of their facilities nor it has containment to contain any of the higher enriched material.
Storing 90%+ material is an issue in itself as will go off when critical mass is achieved. Which can be done by a person (hydrogen moderator in water and reflector) moving in front of a vessel.
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Sub-critical storage is again a very solved problem with information readily available on how to do it. You just need a dense shell and a material to keep the neutrons from triggering criticality until its time.

But you only further the point, this too dangerous to allow Iran to have this mateial. If all they want is reactors, this stuff in safe and shippable forms from other countries - including two of their multi-polar bros. They could have just bought their reactors and fuel, and this wouldn't a problem: Iranian energy crisis would be over and the jews wouldn't be bombing their capital.

You love Iranian dick, America/Europe bad. We get it, you're a retard. You don't need to keep repeating this every page. Bring something new to the discussion other than how Iran is good bois dindu nuffin.

Dawdler said:
Serbs downed american pride with their jerryrigged obsolete VHF radar.
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Read the guys own accounting. He only pulled it off by having intelligence of when they were taking off, weather prevented SEAD from operating, knew about where they'd be, and retarded ROE kept the F-117 in positions and altitudes where they could get got.

additionally: the F-117 relied on geometry for its stealth. The B-2 has coating and is able to operate above the S-300's engagement ceiling even if Iran could pull a lock.

PS1gamenwatch said:
I mentioned this in another thread but would Iraq try to capitalize on the opportunity for the second time?

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I just want to point out that Persepolis is a woe-pity-me book written by a poor-little-rich girl. Her parents had money to send her Europe to fail at life, and for her to be a worthless depressoid afterwards.
Bitch literally never gets a job or needs to work, just complain about being oppressed.
 
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Ghostse said:
I just want to point out that Persepolis is a woe-pity-me book written by a poor-little-rich girl. Her parents had money to send her Europe to fail at life, and for her to be a worthless depressoid afterwards.
Bitch literally never gets a job or needs to work, just complain about being oppressed.
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Whenever I see that Persepolis clip, I laugh. You and your family whined about the Shah, helped overthrow him and then were soo surprised when the retard pedozoophile cleric you had as a figurhead turned out to be a billion times worse. You shit the bed on purpose, now you are going to lie in it.
 
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Dawdler said:
Located in the world's second-most populous country, China's Nuclear Command Bunker (6,561 feet) is designed to house a whopping 1 million people in the event of a nuclear attack, making it by far the largest 'underground city' in the world. It is also the deepest bunker that we know of.

It is 2km underground. Why do you think it is impossible ?
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That bunker sounds like a death sentence. I think I'd rather try my luck on the surface and die in the sunlight.
 
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