I could also see them beginning to transition to focusing on disabling their short-range missiles that they're using to keep the Strait clogged up.
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Any update on the "pilot that was shot down" the other day?
Give me a 3d printer, a harbor freight motor and some MIT grad students and I will drop it down $30k
but what are we shooting those AT?
Yeah, I agree with you. I got lazy and did not list the drones. Those are most definitely the biggest threat to shipping. I don't see any way the US can deal with those in a cost efficient manner. You can't use airpower to stop weapons that fit in a large car and can be launched from hundreds of kilometers away. As long as Iran remains a functioning state they will be able to build and use these things. The US basically needs to regime change Iran now if it wants to avoid economic crisis.
Source? I haven't heard this from my people.
There is another thread for millenialist jew sperging
It gets so tiring.
You’re confusing Europe’s interests with America’s. Russia is a threat to the EU, not the US, and no one cares what those smug and ungrateful cheapskates think.
Middle East Spectator — MES:
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BREAKING: An Israeli commando force has been besieged by Ridwan Forces in the Nabi Sheet area, Beqaa
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Three Israeli helicopters landes on the Syrian side of the border and crossed into Lebanon, but were immediately detected.
They're currently under fire.
Hezbollah is filling the sky with bullets to prevent the arrival of more Israeli forces by helicopters.
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Hebrew media: 'A difficult security incident in Lebanon under military censorship'
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No one could think of an acronym that spelled out a cooler name? “Oh no I’m gonna be hit by a Lucas!” Sure you fucking homo.
Regime change does not solve anything. You'll just end up in another Afghanistan or Iraq situation, by 2006 the Taliban controlled 50-70% of the country while the US puppet republic just barely controlled most cities and the suburbs. The regime in Iran is very popular in the countryside which trends religious and conservative. If you cannot control the countryside its basically a situation where the cities are under perpetual siege. Stop falling for the usual trap of focusing on the opinion of city dwellers because they resemble Americans the most, they're not the people who are important, they'll be isolated blips in a sea of seething angry rebels while the US spends insane effort to keep the highways between them open until morale plummets and we pull out.
US/NATO have been doing the exact same thing in Ukraine, feeding the Ukrainian forces intelligence and targeting data on Russian positions. Providing direct support, i.e. military aid and intelligence, to one side in a conflict is not strictly casus belli. However, the other side in that conflict may interdict that support by force without it being casus belli as well.
On the entire planet, there's pretty much us as military powers go. Then there's Russia. Then there's China. The three of us are pretty much indestructible, plus we have nukes.
Why are they not sailing with with the Gyre and cutting through the Sargasso sea?
