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[Lordo]

It’s finally happened…

Iran receives 40 J-10C fighter jets from China
https://thedefenderngr.com/iran-receive ... ulnerable/

Iran acquires Chinese J-10C fighter jets after the war
https://warwingsdaily.com/iran-acquires ... r-the-war/


At $46-58 million each that’s a $2.1 billion invoice for the jets alone… not including the missiles to arm them. I think by the time they’re done they’ll probably spend around $5 billion.

The J-10C is a true dogfighter designed by the Chinese to counter the aerial threat of the West so it’s the perfect answer for F-35s.

Also, Iranian pilots are going to need about 4-6 months before they get comfortable with them and can truly roam the skies with confidence.

So if Israel doesn’t launch another attack within the next say 3 months then they’re probably never coming back!

But, after viewing tons of footage of damage sustained and reading tons of material, I have to conclude that it would be a major struggle for Israel to go for a round two… never mind getting the US on-board for a second time.

Good for you Iran! And let it be a lesson for all ME countries to arm up and get ready for a confrontation with the satanic West and that disgusting shit-stain on the planet they call Israel.

You don't have to worry about Israel attacking Iran again. Judging by the damage Israel received in the hands of the Iranians, I suspect it is not something they will be trying again. Even Yemenis are having mush more results now. Next it will be Hezbollah and Hamas too.

Hamas has been killing a lot of soldiers lately. Long may it continue.

[Londonrake]

You don't have to worry about Israel attacking Iran again. Judging by the damage Israel received in the hands of the Iranians, I suspect it is not something they will be trying again. Even Yemenis are having mush more results now. Next it will be Hezbollah and Hamas too.

Hamas has been killing a lot of soldiers lately. Long may it continue.

Was there any damage in Iran. You know, where the Israeli airforce roamed unhindered for 12 days. Well, damage apart from virtually all of the top Military/Government/IRGC/Basij and nuclear research personnel being killed that is.

You haven't looked at all into Hezbollah and Hamas these days, have you? Both did nothing to help Iran during the 12 day war. Well, just like everybody else actually. Hezbollah is suing for peace, there are discussions with Israel about just how much in the way of arms they' ll be able to retain. Hamas:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gk79xlzwjo

Sorry it's from your favoured "British Bullshit Corporation"

Although, as you - sort of - point out they did manage to kill 5 Israeli soldiers ("a lot"? ) recently, Using roadside IEDs. Odd, as GR has insisted several times that there is no "resistance". Given what's in the article though I am inclined to agree with him.

[Londonrake]

Blocking or ignoring people is a clear message that your argument is weak and you lack the confidence to defend it. It's not resistant to analysis/criticism.

It's the actions of petulance and childishness. Moreover, who really gives a fuck, when everybody else bar the blocker can see what's being said?

[Lordo]

Very interesting indeed. Navigates using the stars. Shiit main.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fAPraY9b5Ys

[Get Real!]

Satellite images reveal that the US Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar was indeed struck by one or more Iranian missiles...
https://s5.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... G_9853.mp4

Memo to Iran: The Only Thing That Will Stop Bibi Is A Nuclear Bomb
https://www.unz.com/mwhitney/memo-to-ir ... lear-bomb/

[yialousa1971]

Eyeopener: The truth about how Israel attacked Iran

[yialousa1971]

The details of Iran's Operation True Promise III & its hidden effects

[yialousa1971]

Iran Uses Its Most Powerful Weapon Sejjil – Iran’s Unstoppable Missile

Iran just launched the Sejjil missile against Israel—marking a historic and dangerous escalation. This video breaks down the Sejjil’s terrifying capabilities: Mach 14 re-entry speed, outer-atmosphere flight path, and massive destruction radius. We also explore how this missile works, its range, Iran’s purpose behind its use, and why it's considered a strategic game-changer. We further analyze other deadly Iranian weapons, possible U.S. involvement, and the risk of a broader Middle East war.

[yialousa1971]

How Iran Penetrate Israel Air Defence? Fattah Hypersonic Missile

The Fattah-2 missile begins its flight with a solid-fuel booster that delivers the initial thrust, rapidly accelerating the missile to hypersonic speeds—reportedly exceeding Mach 15—and propelling it to high altitudes. This boost phase is crucial for building the speed and momentum required for the next stage of flight.

As the missile ascends, it reaches a carefully calculated separation altitude, typically near the edge of the atmosphere—often above 30 kilometers and potentially as high as 100 kilometers. This altitude is selected to optimize the missile’s speed and set the stage for the hypersonic glide phase that follows.

Once the missile reaches the desired altitude and velocity, the booster stage completes its burn and separates from the glide vehicle. This separation is achieved through mechanisms such as explosive bolts or mechanical release systems, similar to those used in other advanced missile technologies. The glide vehicle, carrying the warhead, is then free to begin its independent flight.

Entering the glide phase, the vehicle reenters the atmosphere at hypersonic speed. It is aerodynamically shaped with a high lift-to-drag ratio, allowing it to travel great distances while maintaining maneuverability. Typically flying at altitudes between 12 and 30 kilometers—though it can descend lower if necessary—the glide vehicle is capable of shifting its trajectory in unpredictable ways. Unlike many other systems, the Fattah-2 also includes a small liquid-fuel rocket engine, which it uses during this phase to fine-tune its speed and altitude.

As it nears its target, the glide vehicle drops to a lower altitude and activates its onboard engine once more. This allows it to stabilize its speed—still traveling at Mach 5 or higher—and execute sharp evasive maneuvers just before impact. The combination of extreme velocity, low flight altitude, and erratic path makes it exceptionally challenging for any air defense system to track and intercept the warhead in time.

[Londonrake]

Interesting videos. Thanks.

That doesn't of course constitute agreement.