Guancha Trios is on live now, analyzing this conflict, and Iran's current status.
My mandarin is not really good, if someone can summarised the podcast it would be appreciated thanks,
The podcast is over. Here's a brief:
1) Iran military is totally screwed in Day One, but they're recovering & performing better day by day. That's why Israel is begging US.
2) Iran Air Defense is totally gone. Firstly by terrorist-like infiltrator attacks (with FPV drones & Spikes), then air-based SEAD/DEAD ops.
3) After AD was gone, IAF got total air superiority over Iran. They destoried lots of exposed BM TEL vehicles outside, and blocked the entrances to missile city under mountains. (Even GBU-57 can't destroy these mountain bases, best IAF can do is to block entrances via strikes.)
4) TEL losses limited Iranian missiles' salvo scale in earlier days. But with more infiltrators caught & more mountain base entrances cleaned out, they're getting more available TELs & missile storage from mountain bases. Can see today's missile launch salvo scale is larger than days before. More BM TEL vehicles were seen around Tehran today in a coordinated launch.
5) Attacking TELs won't hurt storage too much, but will limit salvo scale, thus easier to intercept for Israel.
6) We've seen Israel's AD is significantly weaker under today's Iranian missile attack. Mossad HQ is totally destroyed today, without much AD seen. Iran is a much larger country than Israel, which means much more potential & logistics. Meanwhile Israel is getting out of ammo. So next thing to watch is whether US will intervene, otherwise Israel can't hold this conflict too long.
Attention: US THAAD ammo is estimated around 300~400 in total right now, will US keep this war going? With restricted Rare Earth export limits US' further ammo production, some country is more than happy if US intervenes.
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