Re: OK, .. Let's See :-)

On 6/13/25 11:04 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 6/13/25 12:19 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 6/12/25 10:57 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 6/12/25 9:51 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 6/12/25 9:37 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 6/12/25 8:06 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 6/12/25 8:04 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

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Israelis hit a few buildings inside Tehran. Probably aiming at military and militia commanders.
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There are reports of several ballistic missiles launched from Iran, going in the west direction. So they're not (yet) targeting American bases which are to the south.
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Looks like the beginning of a long war :-) No matter what happens to Iran, rest assured that Nazis are going to pay some price from then on. Their wild party is over.
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Of course a few of them might be going for American bases inside Iraq and Syria. Iraqis are hearing big explosions!
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Too soon to know anything yet.

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News channels are just repeating each other's unconfirmed hoopla. Too soon to know what has happened. Israelis' own news reports are as usual the least reliable.
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Some civilian buildings were targeted. This much is certain. Part of a multistory building has collapsed, and a whole bunch of civilians inside looks like have lost their lives. Israelis will pay for that of course.
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And I don't see any clips or news bits about anything that Iranian missiles have done to Israel, so the news of missiles launched from Iran also might all be pure hoopla, cause I don't think Israelis could intercept all of them. No way.
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A few bombed spots can be seen from a very long distance in five or six different spots in Iran, but there's no news of what was hit other than again what Israelis are saying.
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The unconfirmed news also has it that an Iranian parliament member and another Iranian so-called "nuclear scientist" (he is just head of a low rank university - I doubt very much he has done anything in nuclear industry) have been killed.
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Also unconfirmed news say a couple of top militia commanders have been killed. Even if true, I thought Israelis knew better, that killing a militia figure no matter how high in the commands does nothing to the militia structure and function. Militia is not regular military.
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There's no news of top military commanders having been killed other than one obvious Mossad-instigated piece saying Bagheri is killed while he is safe and sound in the war room, confirmed by reliable Iranian news sources.
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So at this point, until more reliable news gets here, I can't say that much has been done by Israelis at all. I have to wait for Iran's response to get some insight into exactly what Israelis have achieved this far.
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The main figures of the militia aren't the old farts at the top! So if the news of Salami having been killed is correct, it is of no consequence as he is always sick at home and every now and then gives an exaggerated piece of propaganda for the news. Israel might as well kill that loudmouth Lindsey Graham.. Hehe :) Same effect.
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Nothing can damage the militia forces in Iran. That's why it is the nightmare of all the Nazis in the world.
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Ok, a reliable news source said Iran knew about the attack about one hour in advance via the Hezbollah of Lebanon.
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This could indicates Iranian defenses weren't surprised. If they indeed suffered some, it was because they couldn't defend themselves. But then there's no reliable piece of news saying exactly what has suffered damages.
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Civilians' videos only confirm civilian deaths, perhaps as high as 100 or more in that collapsed apartment building in Tehran. Right now there's nothing else to know for sure.
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Oh, there are two more things "to know for sure". Israelis want war, and they got it. So here goes the second Saddam affair of the region.
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    Only now things are taking a right course :) I wonder what the level and extent of it is, but regardless of Iran and Iranians, Nazis have begun paying something for being Nazis. Free ride's over :)
 

Israelis (and Americans) are trying to claim credit on the extent of intelligence on whereabouts of top military and militia figures of Iran.
I think this is nothing but .. what do you call that?.. "free riding". Such intelligence is _always_ provided by Iranian people themselves. Iranians are a large collection of all sort of people, some of them against the present form of government in Iran. They do it free.
I do not think for a moment that Israelis or you Americans have access to such intelligence by your own achievements. You don't even pay for getting such intelligence. Iranians do it free. And it has been so since after WWII, so it is nothing new or specific to this form of government in Iran.
The big changes of 1979 in Iran also was the result of a certain faction of Iranians who cooperated with Carter to destroy Shah's government. It is always the Iranians who make the decision, not you or your Nazi little Israel.
And the coup of 1953?.. In one of my past blogs I went over it very closely. It was all Iranians' doing. You only paid the bill :) And even then you goofed up letting Churchil kill those soldiers who protected Mosaddegh's house, resulting in losing your embassy in Iran!
You people, aren't careful enough to actually collect sensitive intelligence on your own. You pay some to get it, but mostly in the case of Iran you don't even pay for it. It comes to you by itself.