Luftangriffe der USAF treffen Ziele in iranischen Bergtälern (18. Juli 2026)
Von Nestagon
Luftangriffe der USAF treffen Ziele in iranischen Bergtälern (18. Juli 2026)
Von Nestagon
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We’re just going to keep bombing our little hearts out, i guess.
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It’s difficult to judge the overall scale from the footage released so far. Does anyone know whether tonight’s strikes were planned before the two U.S. service members were killed in Jordan, or whether this represents the initial response?
I don’t think that’s just a valley. Looks like a roadway leading up from a missile garrison into some portals. Possibly a SSM facility.
Actually, I watched it 10 more times. Looks like that’s construction equipment. Maybe they’re digging out collapsed portals and the US is striking the construction equipment to delay the efforts there.
US hits individual drone trucks, IRGC hits desalination plants which 5 million Kuwaiti people need to survive.
Iran is to big and the mountain fortress are to hard to destroy that will not suprise me if tomorrow Iran destroys another desalinisation plant and more oil infrestructure.
If Trump really cares about it soldiers should have not started this war of choise.
I’m so happy they just publish these every day now. I only wish they showed more.
Look I don’t blame the military. The manly man loving Fox News host and Epstein’s BFF told them to keep dropping bombs, so that’s what they’re doing. But what is the strategy here? Drop bombs–>???–>Iran surrenders? It’s clear the Iranians have kept enough material in reserve, are still manufacturing, or are getting resupplied by a third party (it’s probably all three). Playing wack a mole in the mountains while they continue to choke off the Strait and attack the Gulf states doesn’t sound like a winning strategy.
Today’s strike were the weakest in terms of numbers. This means either a big strike package is being prepared as a retaliation for the death of 2 American servicemembers or Trump is about to TACO again.
How many previous administration’s said no to Bibi?
I drove through Iran during the Iran Iraqi war. I saw the photos of hundreds of (martyrs) in southern towns displayed on notice boards. Roughly 1 in 200 of the population was killed but they still fanatically rallied around their religious leaders. Things maybe different now. The Iranians I met were really friendly and just wanted to look after their families. I don’t know the solution to this war but have a feeling that the Iranians are pretty tough and are used to hardship
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If are smart they’d have decentralised their troops and built up a massive stockpile of FPV drones spread out all around the country.
If they have done that, any boots on the ground will quickly learn what russia and israel is learning the hard way.
All this massive cash coming into the pentagon should be spent of giving every grunt some sort of anti drone countermeasures, including EW, shotguns etc.
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