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2025 Israel - Iranian conflict
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Thats exactly the point I'm trying to make. I thought at this point we were well beyond assuming there is such thing as wunder waffens or wunder counters.
Glad to see Iranian C&C is getting restored but they need to continue the momentum. It appears that Israel is launching a counter strike..
The detail would be the number of medium-range ballistic missiles at their disposal... I heard somewhere that they had about 1,500... that's not enough for three days of wave attacks.
Let's hope they have a good reserve and manage to weaken the IDF, otherwise, the Israeli response could overwhelm them.
Other accounts seem to be reporting on it
Very close, but It looks like it missed Israeli Air defense launchers. No secondary explosions and an Israeli AD missile managed to launch after the explosion.
Weapons quickly become obsolete, especially today with such rapid development of military technology. If I arm myself massively today, I may have obsolete weapons tomorrow. Therefore, it is necessary to estimate the time of the future conflict well. It must not happen that the enemy will catch us at the moment of rearmament. This happened to the USSR at the moment of the German attack. They had a lot of aircraft, but they were obsolete and new ones had only just begun to be produced. The same goes for tanks. Such situations must be avoided by wise leadership.
By the way, 1.5% is not so little. Moreover, what is saved on rearmament can be invested in factories and research. These can then be involved in armaments at any time.
They’re limited by the amount of launchers and TELs they have available, we know Israel has been hitting those. If you’re firing that large of a barrage you’re probably gonna need multiple waves. Secondly BDA (Battle Damage Assessment), ideally you want to assess the results of your strikes before firing another salvo so you’re not just hitting already bombed out infrastructure instead of acquiring new targets.
It's a use it or loose it situation and stopping now would the the worst decision they could possibly take as Israel will conduct round of strikes to take out the launchers.
Meanwhile, look at the hypocrisy of IDF: