Mohamed Bin Tughlaq
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Can you point us new followers to what you explained? Can you provide links to some posts? Thanks
There are so many threads talking about it and hard to pinpoint one..
But the main issues is they failed to understand how conventional warfare is fought and the underlaying dynamics and took things from a hyberbolic stand point. So you often run into completely watered down material posts.
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Israel is a tiny Country plus it doesn't have strategic depth and it does have high quality armements but others in the region match them in the conventional armements arena but Israel's advantage comes down to F-35s which is not hard to take out of the skies for most state countries.
All the remaining things such as the drone department, chemical warfare, conventional hardware such as tanks etc etc they have no advantage and outmatched in some departments.
Once the F-35s is taken out of the skies there is really not much left for israel to shoot with and their window of opportunities completely dies there and once the conventional engagement occurs they will be on the retreating end of things.
As far as defensive systems go they can be hit and I mean all of their cities can be levelled from the outside. In order for them to win such conflict they have to literally dog it out which is highly unlikely you ain't gonna dog it out against more battle hardened foes and I am not even thinking about a united front against them or whatever but just in 1 versus 1 scenario battlefield.
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