2025 Israel vs Iran War

Froggy Fresh Sextape said:
Good job Hegseth. You accidentally admitted this has been planned for months.
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The bicentennial paradigm shift has been planned for years. All 20-30s will die in WW3 and the rest will become consumer slaves living off of corporate stipend to afford subscription fees. It’s in this nation’s interests to replace you. Nobody cares about standard of living or the affordability crisis if you die serving your masters. Don’t you feel happy that line go up?
 
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Muad'Dick said:
Some more decent resolution shots of the Fordow complex and the alleged impact sites.

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Something definitely went in the mountain, how deep and how much damage it caused is a different question. The bottom picture seems to show two bent and twisted beams that look like they shouldn't be there?
You can kind of see the same beams in the top of the second picture, could be the roof. If it's the roof that place is cooked.
 
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IDF statement on the airstrikes in Yazd:
Approximately 30 fighter jets attacked dozens of military targets across Iran using more than 60 munitions, under intelligence guidance from the Intelligence Branch.

As part of the wave of attacks, fighter jets first attacked the "Imam Hussein" strategic missile headquarters in the Yazd region, where long-range "Khoramshahr" missiles were stored. Approximately 60 missiles were launched from this headquarters toward the State of Israel.

At the same time, missile launchers, military sites for the production of air defense batteries, the "Third Division" unmanned aerial vehicle headquarters, and an unmanned aerial vehicle warehouse near the headquarters were attacked in Isfahan, Bushehr, and Ahvaz.

During the attacks, an Air Force aircraft identified soldiers in the Iranian military forces from fifty missile launchers and eliminated them immediately afterward.
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Dancing Israelis:

 
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merpalerpaherp said:
Something definitely went in the mountain, how deep and how much damage it caused is a different question. The bottom picture seems to show two bent and twisted beams that look like they shouldn't be there?
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Might be just shadow from landslide mitigation measures or is it ventilation shafts or whatever. Who knows at this point. You'd have to go walk there and investigate yourself because no side will tell you the truth.

Tunnels being filled with dirt would mean bombs being much less effective (0 void). They don't seem too stupid and everything valuable inside was probably dismantled & removed in day prior. This probably delayed the actual refinement more than anything.
 
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The best and greatest said:
Psychopaths are self-obsessed and cant help but brag at their own duplicity
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Leakage Current said:
"Accidentally?" It's been known it's been planned for at least 2 months with the ultimatum Trump gave Iran.
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It's almost as if Hegseth/the Pentagon understands that a Muzzie theocracy has no qualms about invoking taqiyya to pull a fast one on the damn dirty infidel nuclear inspectors, and made a contingency plan accordingly.
 
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Pod 042 said:
Also, Israel does have nukes that they probably stole and to this day deny that they have. But they aren't they only Middle East (brown) shit hole that has them. Pakistan does and Syria probably have nukes at this point.
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syria barely even has a functional state, and what little is left of its former professional army is in ruins. they are decades if not centuries away from having nukes.
pakistan has them, that's it. saudi arabia could probably develop them reasonably fast if they set their mind to it, but the diplomatic repercussions of trying to carry this out would be very unpredictable and potentially very bad for the country, so i think they'd only go for it if they felt like they have no other option to preserve their state.
 
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DumbDude43 said:
saudi arabia could probably develop them reasonably fast if they set their mind to it, but the diplomatic repercussions of trying to carry this out would be very unpredictable and potentially very bad for the country, so i think they'd only go for it if they felt like they have no other option to preserve their state.
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Saudi Arabia paid for the Pakistani nuclear program and in exchange they're under Pakistan's nuclear umbrella.
 
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The perfidious Russians have allowed the brave Iranians to wither away!
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Mashallah they shall have their revenge, the world will never be the same!
 
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US DOD briefing on the strike

New details from Gen. Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Operation "Midnight Hammer"

• On Friday, a large B-2 strike package launched from the continental U.S. To maintain tactical surprise, part of the package proceeded west into the Pacific as a decoy/deception effort.
• The main strike package, comprised of 7x B-2 Spirit bombers, flew east undetected. More than 125 total U.S. aircraft participated, employing 75+ precision-guided munitions.
• At ~5pm ET, just prior to the strike package entering Iran, a U.S. submarine in CENTCOM launched more than two dozen Tomahawk land attack cruise missiles against key surface infrastructure targets.
• At ~6:40 PM ET, the lead B-2 dropped two GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) weapons on the first of several aim points at Fordo. The remaining bombers then hit their targets, with 14 MOPs dropped against 2 nuclear target areas.
• All three Iranian nuclear infrastructure targets were struck between 6:40 PM and 7:05 PM Eastern time,  with the tomahawk missiles last.
• As the strike package entered Iranian airspace, the U.S. employed several deception tactics, including decoys as 4th and 5th-gen aircraft pushed out in front, sweeping for enemy fighters and surface-to-air missile threats.
• Final battle damage will take some time, but initial battle damage assessments indicate that all three sites sustained extremely severe damage and destruction.
•  Currently unaware of any shots fired at the strike package on the way in or out. Iran's fighters did not fly, and it appears that Iran's surface-to-air missile systems did not see use throughout the mission.  Following weapons release, the package exited Iranian airspace and began its return home.
• The strike package was supported by U.S. Strategic Command, U.S. Transportation Command, U.S. Cyber Command, U.S. Space Command, U.S. Space Force, and U.S. European Command.

Source: DOD Press Briefing, 22 June
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Iran bluffing on the Hormuz

Islamic Republic Media Claim: The Strait of Hormuz is closed for hours

The domestic media in Iran wrote at around 9pm on Sunday, July 1, quoting Commander Alireza Tangsiri, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, "The Strait of Hormuz is closed for hours."

Hours ago, Commander of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Ismail Kowsari, said: "The parliament has been concluded to close the Strait of Hormuz, but the final decision is up to the Supreme National Security Council."

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has been repeatedly emphasized by government officials after the start of the Israeli war and the Islamic Republic, like other critical periods of the regime, but has not done so so far.

It is unclear why the Islamic Republic announces its retaliatory action in advance if it really intends to do it!

It seems more that the threat has been raised as a means of pressure on the US and Israel, while if it is done, it only exacerbates and accelerates military action against the regime.
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Even if they're bluffing, it's pretty stupid to keep saying it. That's the kind of thing that's just going to make someone blow up your ships and bomb your ports.

Standard NYT making a briefing about bombing nuclear sites about sexism though, top notch journalism.

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There’s a US official saying the attack didn’t destroy the site, but just damaged it heavily.

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I'm pretty sure it's destroyed or at least fully caved in you'd notice them excavating it. You can what looks like roofing structure in both of the impact sites imo.
 
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