Israel launches strike at Damascus

[Taskforce]

MOD EDIT: Language. Supporting terrorist attack

https://twitter.com/x/status/1077657081472319498

 

[war&peace]

Reporting the OP the terrorist supporter.
@Dubious @Slav Defence @HRK

MOD EDIT: Language

 

[zectech]

Last year the IDF shot a Palestinian youth dressed as Santa giving gifts to Palestinian kids. Zionist google is censoring their search results and hiding the story, or else I would have provided the link.

 

[Falcon29]

More like a few air strikes, which they do about once every two weeks in usually the same areas. The current Israeli policy in Syria is to achieve some objective:

1.) Do some symbolic strikes to get Arab governments to think Israel is countering Iranian efforts in region so Arab governments can normalize with them

^^^

Other than that really not much else, they used to do this when Syria was stable too. Syria can't stop these attacks from a military perspective, all they can do is symbolic retaliations, which they are scared of doing. Israel will not go to war under any circumstance, Syria and its allies have many excuses to fire back for even a short period but will not do so.

 

[Beny Karachun]

"Israel is afraid of the S-300" proven wrong yet again, now all Assad can do is claim he intercepted all missiles fired.

 

[Falcon29]

"Israel is afraid of the S-300" proven wrong yet again, now all Assad can do is claim he intercepted all missiles fired.

Syrian regime army is one most incompetent in the region, its embarrassing to brag about bombing Syria. Especially in its civil war ridden state. Bombing Lebanon is different story, Israel has warned numerous times it could strike Lebanon soon and hasn't done so yet.

Btw, S300 is not being used, it's older missile defense systems.

 

[HRK]

Reporting the OP terrorist supporter. Check the language of this vile insect
@Dubious @Slav Defence @HRK

A request don't use abusive language

 

[Falcon29]

Another wave of Israeli air strikes, keep in mind they operating from Lebanese airspace.

 

[war&peace]

A request don't use abusive language

agreed and changed

Another wave of Israeli air strikes, keep in mind they operating from Lebanese airspace.

Does Lebanon has the capability to intercept especially F35?

 

[Falcon29]

Does Lebanon has the capability to intercept especially F35?

Lebanon does not have capability to shoot down F15/F16 let alone F35. Although F15's are being used. Three sites have been hit so far which really isn't that significant.

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Israeli defense missiles being fired at Syrian defense missiles that were gonna land in Israeli territory:

^^

Actually could be Israeli ballistic missiles used against Syria.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1077669580632440832

 

[war&peace]

Lebanon does not have capability to shoot down F15/F16 let alone F35. Although F15's are being used. Three sites have been hit so far which really isn't that significant.

F15's should be an easy target for S300 ...so where has been the system deployed. Basically zionists are leaking their frustration through such attacks.

I don’t support neither side.

Mate, don't call bombs as gifts. If someone bomb your country will say you received some gifts from the sky?

 

[Falcon29]

F15's should be an easy target for S300 ...so where has been the system deployed. Basically zionists are leaking their frustration through such attacks.

I don't know if it would be easy but certainly better than what they are using now.

Edit: It's over and they targeted 3 or 4 sites

 

[war&peace]

I don't know if it would be easy but certainly better than what they are using now.

Service ceiling of F-15C is 20km or 65000 ft.
While the 9M83 of S300 can reach 25 km or 82000 ft and this is an old missile from 1984.

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Last year the IDF shot a Palestinian youth dressed as Santa giving gifts to Palestinian kids. Zionist google is censoring their search results and hiding the story, or else I would have provided the link.

search RT, they had reported it!

 

[LeGenD]

More like a few air strikes, which they do about once every two weeks in usually the same areas. The current Israeli policy in Syria is to achieve some objective:

1.) Do some symbolic strikes to get Arab governments to think Israel is countering Iranian efforts in region so Arab governments can normalize with them

^^^

Other than that really not much else, they used to do this when Syria was stable too. Syria can't stop these attacks from a military perspective, all they can do is symbolic retaliations, which they are scared of doing. Israel will not go to war under any circumstance, Syria and its allies have many excuses to fire back for even a short period but will not do so.

These strikes are not symbolic but well planned and executed. They target Iranian supplies to Syrian regime from time to time.

Syrian regime army is one most incompetent in the region, its embarrassing to brag about bombing Syria. Especially in its civil war ridden state. Bombing Lebanon is different story, Israel has warned numerous times it could strike Lebanon soon and hasn't done so yet.

Btw, S300 is not being used, it's older missile defense systems.

Damascus is among the most well-guarded environments in the world.

IDF completely dominated Lebanese airspace back in 2006. And they continue to utilize Lebanese airspace for taking pot shots at Syrian regime. Your assessment is wrong.