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Israel is waging full scale air attacks on Syria that we haven't seen probably ever.
How long will this "strategic patience" last. Until they bomb Tehran?
That might not even be enough for the "resistance" to respond to Israel in kind.
It's beginning to become quite tiresome watching these exhausting strikes happen over, and over and over again without any meaningful reprisal other than "we have elected to play our strategic patience card". Syria won't have the ability to repair their airports for much longer if the size, frequency and intensity of these operations increases.
IRGC should have made a decision to conduct comprehensive, large-scale BM strikes against critical IDF infrastructure long-ago, yet here we are.
Mowing the grass.
My question is, how many billions in $$ has Israel blown up/destroyed of Iranian arms in Syria since 2015? 2012?
Airport strikes dont nearly hurt as much as strikes like on scientific center earlier this month that dealt with missile assembly and production and storage.
Who knows how many thousands of Iranian missiles have gotten destroyed last 10 years.
This is why I argue in favour of building a huge air force."mowing the grass" what an apt way of putting it lol.
Yep, these operations are a constant occupational hazard now and utterly routine for IDF. It's begs the question on whether or not IRGC actually has a response plan or want to do something meaningful about them aside from more rhetoric.
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Exactly. As usual the wrong conclusions are made. The right question is: Given we we might know that the Zionist regime’s air attacks in Syria have not garnered quid pro quo responses by the Resistance, why is that the case? Creative and knowledgeable analyses on that question is meaningful. Other emotional comments and conclusions have little value.Iran isn't suddenly going to change its strategy in Syria because it risks losing face due to Israeli air strikes. Let's be honest, Iran has no overmatch in the Syrian theatre and the domestic forces in the region are intrinsically too weak to put up a fight.
No other option than to creatively use smoke and mirrors to transport sophisticated weaponry to the likes of Hezbollah and accept the losses that comes with it.
All to put the right assets in position for when the real showdown begins.
This way of thinking as gotten alot of men killed fyi. I get the point. But don't dismiss by saying "emotional". You are trying to belittle something that is actually an issue, and unprecedented.Exactly. As usual the wrong conclusions are made. The right question is: Given we we might know that the Zionist regime’s air attacks in Syria have not garnered quid pro quo responses by the Resistance, why is that the case? Creative and knowledgeable analyses on that question is meaningful. Other emotional comments and conclusions have little value.
You entirely miss the thrust of my post. Read again.This way of thinking as gotten alot of men killed fyi. I get the point. But don't dismiss by saying "emotional". You are trying to belittle something that is actually an issue, and unprecedented.
. As he stated their simply isn't any overmatch in the theater there which is understandable, but Iran has paid a price, we lost many scientists and the lack of appropriate response has lead to more being attacked and the lack of response to this, if thier is none, will continue to lead to higher and higher prices being paid, with more and more attacks and more serious attacks.
When Assad air defense and airports are destroyed, next his bases will be attacked, his helicopters, up until the point where they are so weak, they've primed him for a decapitation strike and the passivity has lead to this event. In the very best case they are preparing for a war with Hezbollah and with this, they are free to do all the strikes they want until the right conditions are setup.
While the response may not need to be Israel, someone needs to pay a price for it. 3 rockets won't do.
Didnt notice that was a question bro. But I think Surenas in a way already answered that. As long as their end goal is being done, the interruptions and damage in the process is just the cost of business. I think in the mind of the planners, the ends justify the means. The means just might be a bit messy on the way. Syrians deterrence will be restored in the next war.You entirely miss the thrust of my post. Read again.
Ergo my first word in my response to him: ‘Exactly’. Ergo my point remains.Didnt notice that was a question bro. But I think Surenas in a way already answered that. As long as their end goal is being done, the interruptions and damage in the process is just the cost of business. I think in the mind of the planners, the ends justify the means.
No way that they work.Taliban display Soviet-era Scud missiles during military parade in Kabul
There was this Iranian-American I knew who came to Iran when the war against iraq began and volunteered in Sepah.In shah era, Even in tehran most people lived in worst condition in halabia bad(slums) and old houses in South of tehran.
This show what was life of other iranians in small cities and vilages and nomadic peoples.
Life of %1 of iranian people in shah era.
Its just a funny propaganda.
@waz @Khan2727 AKA https://defence.pk/pdf/members/saif-al-arab.167867/ is permanently banned for God knows times too.Just a little update brothers the piece of $hit @unrequitted_love_suzy has been banned permanently and his IP.
LOL @ those believing there will be a sudden, magical surprise attack or some kind of grand patience strategy.This way of thinking as gotten alot of men killed fyi. I get the point. But don't dismiss by saying "emotional". You are trying to belittle something that is actually an issue, and unprecedented.
. As he stated their simply isn't any overmatch in the theater there which is understandable, but Iran has paid a price, we lost many scientists and the lack of appropriate response has lead to more being attacked and the lack of response to this, if thier is none, will continue to lead to higher and higher prices being paid, with more and more attacks and more serious attacks.
When Assad air defense and airports are destroyed, next his bases will be attacked, his helicopters, up until the point where they are so weak, they've primed him for a decapitation strike and the passivity has lead to this event. In the very best case they are preparing for a war with Hezbollah and with this, they are free to do all the strikes they want until the right conditions are setup.
While the response may not need to be Israel, someone needs to pay a price for it. 3 rockets won't do.
The percentage is not important. It's important to see that percentage is consist of what.?90% of it was produced in Korea.
https://www.carsguide.com.au/oversteer/the-hyundai-pony-koreas-first-home-grown-car-71469
And my source say it was imported from USA by the way 50% is not 100%Around 50% of its engine was Korean-made, as well as other parts. This statement is substantiated by a valid source.
We're told around 50 per cent of the Sibal's engine (...) was produced in Korea
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/classic/meet-first-ever-korean-car
For you everyone with money is oligarch unless his name end in -of or -ovA private firm whose owner, Khayyami, was in cahoots with the royal court and part of the ruling oligarchy. A private firm which was enjoying monopoly status due to its founder's personal connections to the regime's upper echelons. Conditions of access to the means of production were prohibitive and hinging upon political privilege.
Also in an highly oil-dependent economy like Iran's in the 1960's and 1970's, the fortunes of virtually every sector of activity will directly depend on oil price fluctuations.
No because they see an opportunity and take it peugeot didn't need that production line and they bought it.The sole reason they operated that transition is because they disbursed large sums of money to western carmakers. Something every major company in the business at the global scale could have done, provided political green light from neo-colonial patrons. No technical domestic effort was put into acquiring the ability autonomously.
Yes 1.5 milion that by a signature of a clown in white house fall to 300,000There are limits to spoon-feeding everyone with the obvious. Islamic Iran proceeded to boosting the Iranian car industry's meager yearly output of slightly over 150.000 units to more than 1,5 million, introduced domestic types of cars, began exporting automobiles and setting up production facilities on at least three continents etc. The Iranian automotive industry was brought to a completely different level.
Bring your data of befor sanctions.And the EIA never ceased spreading disinformation about the sectorial distribution of Iran's industrial output.
With exception of some difference in detail. Sanction reduced our oil export of around 3.5 million barrel te less than 1 million barrel for a period even 600 thousand barrel.Also illegal USA sanctions against Iran's oil industry were initiated much earlier, and experienced a first peak with the 1996 ILSA (D'Amato) act.
Except the only place for study in Iran was howza and after second half of safavid they stopped offering those lessons. And as a result our industry and health sector declined.Concepts and their handling aren't flowery, they're key to our understanding of the concrete issues and mechanisms at stake. Also, the hawza didn't cease offering classes in certain profane disciplines as subordinate complements to Islamic teachings. As for the increased separation and specialization of disciplines of learning, it has been a global phenomenon over the past centuries.
Except that howza is going its way and university it's own way.I don't see this sort of a problem in the Iranian public education system.