Iranian Air Defense Systems

[skyshadow]

The S-500 in action, the speed of the missile is incredible. Notice at 20 seconds, there is a strange energy optical effect

great speed indeed, that is not energy optical effect they just blurred the footage so that no on can see missile it self or it's shape and its engine

 

[thesaint]

Syria shot 7 of 8 Israeli missiles, Russian military says

MOSCOW (AP) — Syria's air defense forces shot down seven out of eight missiles launched...

www.sfgate.com

 

[WudangMaster]

 

[Stryker1982]

Pretty clear where the investment is going, the facilities of the IRI-AD is far ahead of the ground forces.

 

[Amin Bactria]

iran builds its static close in weapon system usually used as the main workhorse of the iranian navy the concept of land fortifications armed like navy destroyers is a concept iran is working with for a while now specially on the border such weapon fortifications can deal with both land aswell as air targets
pictures below

 

[Amin Bactria]

the historical example of fortifications with similar purpose but iran will simply create steel plattforms on special overlook locations rather than such huge contrete steel towers and we can see iranian borderguards having a shortcut but it unfortunally cost blood and we have martyrs to show for coming to short and not having heavier firepower on the borders and it cant be fixed by constantly deploying the army so i hope we can soon see the borderguards having some constant firepower behind them

 

[Amin Bactria]

this is what iran uses compared and its just not working well specially now that we have talebs moving in the east who arent really the most dependable neighbors

 

[Stryker1982]

Certainly not. These missiles come at the target from above, by the time the target even knows what is happening, it will be too late for them.

Missile diving down at target:


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Watch video below from 2:30

Sometimes I look back on the forum when I am thinking about Iranian systems, and curious about learning and I can't help but mention how truly a potent system IRGC-AF have created here.

 

[Stryker1982]

Very important photo

https://twitter.com/x/status/1429127658202349568

 

[arashkamangir]

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Very important photo

https://twitter.com/x/status/1429127658202349568

Doubt it.

 

[Stryker1982]

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Doubt it.

Doubt what?

 

[TheImmortal]

Doubt what?
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The location to build such a thing looks super suspicious. Looks like an abandoned parking lot, not an r&d facility

 

[Stryker1982]

The location to build such a thing looks super suspicious. Looks like an abandoned parking lot, not an r&d facility

It doesn't have to be the location where they make it. All I know is that it looks very very similar in proportions and it is there. Could be an intentional leak.

We also don't have fancy Boeing like facilities from space, and all of our facilities are very deceptive. On the inside their is sensitive work but on the outside it looks like something else.

Just something to consider.

 

[TheImmortal]

We also don't have fancy Boeing like facilities from space, and all of our facilities are very deceptive. On the inside their is sensitive work but on the outside it looks like something else.

Iran’s r&d facilities are very advanced in production of missiles and sub components and radars.

They can require sterile environments using highly precise instruments. You wouldn’t assemble a high level radar outside in the elements. Makes no sense

And deception isn’t a big thing when it comes to these things. Israel and US won’t be fooled by such tactics.

 

[Stryker1982]

Iran’s r&d facilities are very advanced in production of missiles and sub components and radars.

They can require sterile environments using highly precise instruments. You wouldn’t assemble a high level radar outside in the elements. Makes no sense

And deception isn’t a big thing when it comes to these things. Israel and US won’t be fooled by such tactics.

Except for how they were fooled by the Marivan nuclear test site that looked like a run down village in the early 2000s, in some instances they aren't, and in some they are.

Besides the speculation, the image is consistent with the Alm Al Hoda radar, and I don't see a reason why not yet.