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According to a release from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), they have completed the wave of strikes against Iran, with air defense sites, radar systems, maritime assets and facilities, mine laying capabilities, and communications sites all being targeted in the strikes. Per the release, the strikes are in response to... show more

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Rudolph Troha 🇺🇲🏳️‍🌈2 months ago

How many radar sites do they have? I feel like I've seen new of their destruction for like 72 days so far this year.

BlickyWitDaSwitchy2 months ago

But they told us the strait was open and tankers were traveling freely.

Brandon Sullivan2 months ago

How many times are we going to do this bullshit, only to announce a peace deal a day later, then launch new strikes a week after that.

AutokratDaily2 months ago

A materially bigger operation than the Larak Island strike days ago, air defense, radar, maritime assets, mine-laying, and comms all hit at once. Comes right after reports Russia helped Iran build supersonic missile capability, and while the US Army has no confirmed leader six months into this war. Escalating abroad doesn't fix the readiness gap at home.

Southern Sun2 months ago

How many of those air defense sites and radar systems are left? Every time they target new ones

Dañdy Buñker2 months ago

Pete said there was nothing left. I’m a little confused. What are we striking? We’ve obliterated their military

cali centrist🇺🇸🇺🇦2 months ago

doesn't matter when Russia and China keep resupplying the Iranians with weapons

Yakno2202 months ago

Survivors of US strike on Iranian wedding

Gerard Kehoe2 months ago

Until the Regime is defeated 👏🏼👏🏼

👸🏻∞🤍👾 𐙚 ₊2 months ago

stop bombing Iran, go to africa and bomb the shit outta them

JP Gators2 months ago

Definitely degrading their capabilities, right?

Ben TMaz2 months ago

"They concluded strikes, AKA running with their tail between their legs." Please stop striking us... wah wah. Stupid morons in charge of our military. Pathetic.

Pappu Kanghi2 months ago

Isn't all "air defense sites, radar systems, maritime assets and facilities, mine laying capabilities, and communications sites" already destroyed like a dozen times at least?

Ok 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸2 months ago

So they took down facilities that, according to them, were already destroyed. LMAOOOOO

Warwatch2 months ago

That’s a pretty broad target set. The U.S. clearly went after the systems Iran could use to threaten both American forces and shipping around Hormuz

Truth must Prevail2 months ago

Fake news!

SteelFalcon2 months ago

Hitting air defense, radars, and maritime mine-laying assets in a single wave is heavy, but neutralizing the actual asymmetric threat vectors like incoming drones and loitering munitions at the edge is where air defense holds or breaks.

Feek Joseph2 months ago

Bro you are OSINT and you DONT KNOW SHIT!!

mark scease2 months ago

Excellent, keep it coming.

Joe Mama 🇹🇹2 months ago

Per the release, the Ayatollah is actually an SGE and thus another psyop.

k4y2 months ago

Hahhaha for the 120th time. Iran must be the country with more air defense, mine laying and radar system around the world

The Dark Kite2 months ago

Trump is too busy giving handjobs to oil executives to care that U.S. forces are being attacked. What a LOSER

Glock192 months ago

Russia and China will have Iran hooked up with new equipment by tomorrow

Jeremy2 months ago

Instead of striking these targets which may or may not exist and pop up again next week, how about targeting the prisons and facilities where protesters are being held and executed?

Gary Goehring2 months ago

An eye for an eye to murdered children at wedding party what such shame

浩洋李2 months ago

With blockades, efforts to secure shipping lanes, and attempts to control the intensity of the conflict, the stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz remains unresolved.

Blue Chew2 months ago

Those jets are more than likely scattered across the sands of Iran

Ikemefule!2 months ago

This is serious

JoeRam2 months ago

I read where Trump said they better not respond, or else...

Shin2 months ago

Time for #Iran to sink those #US aircraft carriers 💁🏻‍♂️

MegaMane2 months ago

Crazy, i thought we took everything out already. Regen buff?

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