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As I said money rule.
Also the vls was defense ministry project not irgc
they were not vertically launchedIRGC had Porto-VLS tech long before that. The missiles that were unveiled buried in dirt available to launch in canisters thru the earth. Who you think built that technology?
that's debatableAny technology that deals with missiles (SLVs, AA, BM) goes thru IRGC conglomerates.
does navy ever get enough moneyLastly, it’s not a guarantee that Iran Navy will use same VLS tech as IRGC. We have yet to see IRIN unveil VLS while IRGC has already unveiled it on a frigate AND a speedboat.
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Sardar Tangsiri: The entry of nuclear submarines into the Persian Gulf is prohibited
Well as I knew the treaty say it's accessible to all signatories and only for peaceful purpose. Now somebody may wonder if USA is a signatory or if there is a peaceful mission imaginable for a nuclear missile carrying nuclear sub.These types of statements are headshaking. They have rarely worked. Also international waterways are accessible to all. It would be like if Saudi Arabia closed the Red Sea to Iranian warships. Instead we have floating warship bases there and no one can do anything about it.
Furthermore, nuclear submarines rarely come into the PG outside of a show of force tactic. The shallow depths mean they basically have to float at the surface which defeats the whole purpose of a nuclear submarine.
Well as I knew the treaty say it's accessible to all signatories and only for peaceful purpose. Now somebody may wonder if USA is a signatory or if there is a peaceful mission imaginable for a nuclear missile carrying nuclear sub.These types of statements are headshaking. They have rarely worked. Also international waterways are accessible to all. It would be like if Saudi Arabia closed the Red Sea to Iranian warships. Instead we have floating warship bases there and no one can do anything about it.
Furthermore, nuclear submarines rarely come into the PG outside of a show of force tactic. The shallow depths mean they basically have to float at the surface which defeats the whole purpose of a nuclear submarine.
I had talked about new seaplanes to come but it may very well be that these drones are the fusion between seaplane and drone, it is logical
Iran: IRGC Navy unveils new hybrid drone
The IRGC Navy is developing a landing drone capable of carrying bombs and missiles.
“Navy experts from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have manufactured unmanned aerial vehicles capable of landing on water and carrying missiles and bombs,” it was announced this Sunday, September 24, the commander of the IRGC Navy, Rear Admiral Alireza Tangsiri.
He said combat drones were also capable of taking off from water.
“The IRGC Navy has also produced hybrid drones with two separate engines for launch and propulsion,” he said.
These drones will be able to carry out patrol and reconnaissance operations for 15 hours. They will soon join the IRGC Navy fleet, the IRGC Navy commander said.
Now somebody may wonder if USA is a signatory or if there is a peaceful mission imaginable for a nuclear missile carrying nuclear sub.
Also some my wonder why somebody want to do the purpose defeating and unnecessary move of sending a nuclear sub into Persian gulf.
I think it was better if they announce that at a joint statement by all the countries around Persian gulf.
Honestly it's not that hard to make those country agree that no nuclear vessel enter Persian gulf
open water , not territorial water.How hypocritical can you be when Iran has floating bases in open waters? That are far from conducting “peaceful” activities.
open air space not territorial airspaceSame reason you send B-52 and B-2’s to fly over open airspace. A show of force.
the sea of oman dont have problems of persian gulf in that regardAnd yet Iran has been developing its own nuclear fuel based designs since at least 2010. The whole threat is just bravado for domestic consumption.
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No it is not. Fateh submarines can stay at sea for 35 days. That is plenty of time to inflict damage in case of conflict with US. Iranian coastline is littered with coves and inlets. Iran also has underwater sub bases. So refueling and hiding advantage goes to Iran.
I agree...the post would've been a better fit in chill thread insteadThese types of statements are headshaking. They have rarely worked. Also international waterways are accessible to all. It would be like if Saudi Arabia closed the Red Sea to Iranian warships. Instead we have floating warship bases there and no one can do anything about it.
Furthermore, nuclear submarines rarely come into the PG outside of a show of force tactic. The shallow depths mean they basically have to float at the surface which defeats the whole purpose of a nuclear submarine.
open water , not territorial water.
open air space not territorial airspace