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Dariush the Great
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Be che monasebatiye?
chon ke makhazen naft ro dar Jeddah bombaroon kardan?
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امروز هشتمین سالگرد حمله وحوش سعودی به یمن هست
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Jeddah burning
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Airstrikes were never and will never win a war outright on their own. They are a tool to be used in conjunction with a cohesive infantry element that takes over the ground aspect of a war. Relying solely on Air-defense and Air-raids to achieve tactical and strategic war-time objectives are hallmarks of a military that simply doesn't know how to or cannot complete its own stated goals.
The Saudi military has overly relied upon its massive air-power to quell the Houthi rebels yet time and time again, expensive state assets have gone up in smoke because combing the mountainous Yemeni geography for TELS, missiles and drone launching/storage sites just isn't feasible. Too big, too easy to conceal and way too resource intensive on the part of the Saudi Royal Air-force. What they needed to do to "win" this war was invade Yemen and go after (with troops) the source of the attacks yet we all know the Saudi's can't fight a war worth a damn so that was never in their plans. They genuinely thought their expensive jets were just going bomb a path to victory lmfao.
Sadly, they've resorted to bombing innocents and other purely civilian structures out of spite and their own failure to achieve any meaningful slow down of critical Houthi retaliatory strikes which are way more cost effect for the Houthis than they are for the Saudis.
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Curious what broke thru the air defenses. Based on this air defense map, no Patriot missiles in that area? Just Hawk? Basically defenseless.
Seems like Iran is turning up the heat
Seems like Iran is turning up the heat
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That’s what a coward does.
Killing a General who was on another country’s soil at the invitation of that government for a diplomatic meeting during peace time is basically admitting you have zero balls and can’t even abide by rules of war.
Even Nazi’s wouldn’t stoop that low to disgrace themselves as military men, America did however.
Sky full of F15s and AEW and C which had worked the best.
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Keep running that filthy mouth of yours you repugnant cockroach.Iranians all talk no action.
Doing something looks like this.
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It may not have PACs there because can they deploy them by the border instead. The real question should be, how did they manage to penetrate the two PACs in the south?
Could it be perhaps, a new model drone with enough fuel capacity that it can take a longer flight path?
Turns out, it could be the Quds-1 LACM, which would make sense.
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F-15’s cannot intercept a BM (if that is what was used).
Look at the AD rings in the South for PAC....they cannot intercept any missiles destined for Jeddah. Detection range and interception range are two different things.
If it was an single CM, then it can get thru.
Surprised we haven’t seen a poor man’s version of the Mobin stealth LACM being used for testing purposes. Haven’t heard anything about the project.
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Saudi oil depot attacked ahead of F1 race (VIDEOS)
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Some mocked me for alluding to Iran’s investment and increased relation with Qatar.
Still Qatar and Iran IRGC links are not being acknowledged too much by the West from sheer embarrassment.
Qatar has begins tech transfer from Western military firms. Tech that will make its way to Iran covertly in coming years
That is all I will say on the matter.
Still Qatar and Iran IRGC links are not being acknowledged too much by the West from sheer embarrassment.
Qatar has begins tech transfer from Western military firms. Tech that will make its way to Iran covertly in coming years
That is all I will say on the matter.
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Stage set for Saudi Arabia to bring menace of dengue under control
Stage set for Saudi Arabia to bring menace of dengue under control
JEDDAH: While the world has been preoccupied with fighting the COVID-19 pandemic for the past two years, other life-threatening viruses and diseases have continued to spread. One of them is dengue, a mosquito-borne virus that causes an illness that in its most extreme form can be fatal...
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