Pettifogger

Imagine what the same number of ballistic missiles (overwhelming majority of which would get through) would do to dense Tehran. The dramatic scenes circulating online from Tel Aviv are from what, a couple of dozen strikes at most?

Hard to comprehend what hundreds of successful impacts would look like in a dense urban area.

Round 13

SMOKE

Probably and it’s highly effective at that.

But it’s reasonably effective on ballistic missiles it would appear, as well

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So your claiming this video posted in Tehran right now is fake? Some of you clowns love to look like retards. You do know whenever you can't dispute visual evidence and start to attack the Twitter account you already lost the argument right?

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I have no idea whether it's real or not, and neither do you

The account you're posting has posted multiple fake things today, which you don't care about because you're a shill (a bizarre random one).

But I'm not making grand determinations about Tehran air defense based on a known iffy account with 4 clips, particularly when Israeli aircraft were over Tehran unmolested in daylight all day.

It's a pro Iranian account that has been caught posting false stuff multiple times today already

have some self-respect

Iran doesn't have control over the skies of Tehran, it's not doing shite with regard to the Strait for very long.

And Yemen :lol:

The second video is probably edited and it's from October 2024

I really don't know what 30A sticker guy is attempting to brag about in this thread

I agree generally, but I don't find it that compelling in this instance.

Israel launched a massive preemptive strike on a country that is trying to gain leverage for its own offensive/defensive purposes with a large percentage of the world opposed to its regime.

Israel killed leadership and left the country, arguably, in organizational disarray. Objectively, I'm not sitting around going "oh well Iran should proportionally respond and only target military installations" when the nuclear program probably just got destroyed, leadership was killed and Israel is calling for regime change.

To be clear, I support Israel vs. the Iranian regime, but I just think these discussions of targeting and proportionality with Israel are often somewhat thin. For different reasons, the same is true with Hamas (Hamas is cowardly, but they also don't really have the ability to meaningfully pose a threat through targeted strikes - lobbing rockets is all they've got).