@milisrael2017 Если Хуситы закроют пролив, Европейцы будут в большой попе как минимум. Измир идет под откос, им пора бы отправить контингент в Саудовскую Аравию.
@FaytuksNetwork If Pakistan and Turkey close their borders to Iranian cargo, it will be a severe blow to Iranian logistics. Landlocked Iran can’t afford further escalation.
@adelzahedi420@Osint613 Power plants, refineries, locomotives, railways, bridges, cargo ships, border checkpoints - you name it. The US has insane amounts of options.
@WarMonitor3 Iran is so busy defending and retaliating against the US, meanwhile, Iran’s regional proxy network is getting demolished. Houthis, cut off from Iran’s weapons supplies due to the naval blockade, might fall fairly quickly, given how things are developing in Yemen.
@WarMonitor3 It’s supposed to be this way. This way both sides get their small “wins” dragging time; meanwhile, the clock is ticking, once the midterms pass, Iran’s window of opportunity diminishes. Prolonged conflict with the US doesn’t benefit Iran.
@WarMonitor3 While they pose increased danger to the US fleet, they do have a limited range when launched from the ground. Also, these need to be launched in significant quantities to have a decent probability of success, not to mention real-time targeting.
@FaytuksNetwork Oh man, the days of 200+ missiles are really over. Poor IRGC has to ration their missiles— what a shame. I guess back to launching moped drones.