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🇮🇷|MACH 7. THE INTERCEPTOR DOES NOT EXIST. IRGC Aerospace Advisor, Brig. Gen. Balali: "Our missiles hit at Mach 7. To stop them, the enemy needs even faster interceptors." Read that sentence again. It is not a threat. It is a physics problem Washington cannot solve. What Mach 7 Means...

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But Iran has not been able to hit a single air craft carrier this entire war. They were much closer before and it’s not that Iran hasn’t tried they just don’t have as good of tech as they brag about.

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Ibinabo Bernard8 gün önce

I believe with all this technology Iranians must be living a life of luxury, please tell me that.

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Stefan Breit8 gün önce

Then shut up and show us! The US attacked you twice already in the last days. You loose credibility of you not act and they use salami slice tactics to bomb your air defense away. How long do you wanna wait??? Restraint doesn't work, they will just come again and again.

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tim8 gün önce

Iran has proved that they are true manipulators , evil and warmongers. They are at extreme of hypocrisy second only to Taliban or Israel

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Kidobutai8 gün önce

Iran has a Mach 7 missile but the US doesn't? How ?

MOCez🇷🇺🇮🇶🇾🇪🇨🇳🇵🇰🇵🇸🇱🇧🇮🇷🇰🇵🇪🇸☀️ profil fotoğrafı
MOCez🇷🇺🇮🇶🇾🇪🇨🇳🇵🇰🇵🇸🇱🇧🇮🇷🇰🇵🇪🇸☀️8 gün önce

So the only warfare edge the US have on Iran is Nuke, so why wasting time?, why not build the fkin bomb?.

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LaCulpaNoEsDelPig8 gün önce

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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LuD Wick-018 gün önce

As if those guys cared about the death toll

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GreatMan8 gün önce

Just launch it

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Tury Brasca8 gün önce

Lo q no entiendo con lo potente q es Irán pq no ha ganado ya la.guerra?

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عبدالعزيز بن سليمان الكبان🇸🇦8 gün önce

ضراط في تنك

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Fattah-1 and 2 have much higher speeds than Mach 7. The US Pac-3 interceptor is old & just does not have the capacity to intercept these. Only the S-500 of Russia has, I think.

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Workoutcta8 gün önce

A huevo!!!! Vamos Irán!!!!!

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Luís Avental8 gün önce

Just use them to finish Israel or one day they will become useless like your armed forces

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Bruce Lee8 gün önce

Love to it tested on Israel

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tran thanh tung8 gün önce

Vậy thì lấy ra mà bắn hàng không mẫu hạm của Mỹ kìa, nói dóc lắm thế!

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Abel Cardoso8 gün önce

Faz sentido essa análise, @grok?

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David Tay8 gün önce

Mach 7 isn’t a threat — it’s a physics problem. At 2.4 km/s the kill window collapses to seconds. Existing Patriot/THAAD/Aegis geometry wasn’t built for maneuvering hypersonic glide vehicles. Detection range+predictive guidance + higher-energy interceptors are the real solution

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Charles8 gün önce

Need Mack 7 to read that post

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mvdb8 gün önce

But they did got intercepted so your long post here is invalid. Do not pretend thwy have some wonderweapons now.

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Exactly. They stopped for Approx. 2-3 Minutes and That Is Being Conservative. I Want To Know Why And What They Were Doing? The drive from the courtyard to Timpanogos Regional Hospital is 6-8 minutes with no traffic. The SUV left UVU at 12:24 and was still in route at 12:35 when the Ambulance passed them. A caller on the new 911 tape said the black SUV left the lot and then stopped once it was out of sight of the crowd. A man with a neck wound does not get a voluntary pause. Every second of that stop is time he is not in a trauma bay. What they were doing is not in the after-action report, the probable-cause record, or any public statement from the security team. There is no released camera of the stop. There is no radio call explaining it. The public has the departure, the hospital arrival, and a hole in the middle. A stop that long, out of sight, with no medical reason on the record, leaves many unanswered questions and no official answer. Were they getting rid of something before they got to the hospital? Discarding evidence is a theory. It is not a fact. The fact is that the people in that SUV never mentioned the stop and have never said why they stopped. That is the question that should be put to Brian Harpole and everyone else who was in the vehicle. Why did you stop, and what were you doing for those two to three minutes.
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Exactly. They stopped for Approx. 2-3 Minutes and That Is Being Conservative. I Want To Know Why And What They Were Doing? The drive from the courtyard to Timpanogos Regional Hospital is 6-8 minutes with no traffic. The SUV left UVU at 12:24 and was still in route at 12:35 when the Ambulance passed them. A caller on the new 911 tape said the black SUV left the lot and then stopped once it was out of sight of the crowd. A man with a neck wound does not get a voluntary pause. Every second of that stop is time he is not in a trauma bay. What they were doing is not in the after-action report, the probable-cause record, or any public statement from the security team. There is no released camera of the stop. There is no radio call explaining it. The public has the departure, the hospital arrival, and a hole in the middle. A stop that long, out of sight, with no medical reason on the record, leaves many unanswered questions and no official answer. Were they getting rid of something before they got to the hospital? Discarding evidence is a theory. It is not a fact. The fact is that the people in that SUV never mentioned the stop and have never said why they stopped. That is the question that should be put to Brian Harpole and everyone else who was in the vehicle. Why did you stop, and what were you doing for those two to three minutes.

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What is Netanyahu expected to say to the president? The main problem with the ballistic-missile story is that the Iranians have caught on to the daylight—the gap—between Israel and the United States. What happened here is that Donald Trump gave his word and then broke it. "We will not allow Iran to have nuclear weapons." But he didn’t talk about conventional weapons—the ballistic missiles that threaten Israel. They threaten Israel to such an extent that Netanyahu himself, in a video announcing to the Israeli people that he was launching Operation Nation of Lions, said that two existential threats had developed. The nuclear threat—you’ve known about for years—but also the threat of thousands of ballistic missiles. What has happened since then? The Iranians are not acting at all on the nuclear front, as far as we know. They have not even extracted the enriched material buried underground. But they are very much intensifying their experiments with ballistic missiles. Either because they think it is threatening, or because, as Netanyahu says, it is an existential threat to Israel. We also have a race between the number of their missiles and the number of our missiles—and let’s say that both countries need to recover on this issue. Let’s ask the question now, and here I don’t have an answer. When Netanyahu goes to Washington to talk to Trump about this, is he talking to him about a combined attack—which seems a bit far-fetched to me, because the Americans really have no intention of getting involved in a conventional weapons conflict anywhere in the world; otherwise they would never get out of it—or is he content to give Israel permission to attack on its own, with the U.S. providing a defensive umbrella? One. Two, it should also be said, in this context, that there is a big debate in the Israeli cabinet and at the top about whether it is possible to launch an attack every six months. You cannot—unlike the nuclear project—you cannot eliminate the Iranian ballistic threat. Is it sustainable to come every six months, eight months, and launch another round, which includes them firing at us, all the flights leaving Israel, and all the implications for the economy? There is no decision in Israel. There is no decision in the U.S. that's what they will discuss.
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What is Netanyahu expected to say to the president? The main problem with the ballistic-missile story is that the Iranians have caught on to the daylight—the gap—between Israel and the United States. What happened here is that Donald Trump gave his word and then broke it. "We will not allow Iran to have nuclear weapons." But he didn’t talk about conventional weapons—the ballistic missiles that threaten Israel. They threaten Israel to such an extent that Netanyahu himself, in a video announcing to the Israeli people that he was launching Operation Nation of Lions, said that two existential threats had developed. The nuclear threat—you’ve known about for years—but also the threat of thousands of ballistic missiles. What has happened since then? The Iranians are not acting at all on the nuclear front, as far as we know. They have not even extracted the enriched material buried underground. But they are very much intensifying their experiments with ballistic missiles. Either because they think it is threatening, or because, as Netanyahu says, it is an existential threat to Israel. We also have a race between the number of their missiles and the number of our missiles—and let’s say that both countries need to recover on this issue. Let’s ask the question now, and here I don’t have an answer. When Netanyahu goes to Washington to talk to Trump about this, is he talking to him about a combined attack—which seems a bit far-fetched to me, because the Americans really have no intention of getting involved in a conventional weapons conflict anywhere in the world; otherwise they would never get out of it—or is he content to give Israel permission to attack on its own, with the U.S. providing a defensive umbrella? One. Two, it should also be said, in this context, that there is a big debate in the Israeli cabinet and at the top about whether it is possible to launch an attack every six months. You cannot—unlike the nuclear project—you cannot eliminate the Iranian ballistic threat. Is it sustainable to come every six months, eight months, and launch another round, which includes them firing at us, all the flights leaving Israel, and all the implications for the economy? There is no decision in Israel. There is no decision in the U.S. that's what they will discuss.

Amit Segal

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As Pakistan continues to fail in stopping India's missile attacks, BBC spoke to some military experts to find out the answer. Experts said, India is using supersonic cruise missile, which can fly more than three times the speed of sound and hit the target. Pakistan could not have stopped these supersonic cruze missiles even if it could have tracked. Experts told BBC, Pakistan does not have the capability of blocking missiles from the sky. Pakistan has the HQ-9 and HQ-16FE system, which works against missiles or warplanes launched from the ground. But it does not have the capability of blocking missiles from the sky. Such a supersonic missile can travel from 3,675 km to 11,000 km per hour. It is not easy to track, target and destroy a missile that travels at this speed. Former Air Vice Marshal Iqramatullah Bhatti of Pakistan Air Force told BBC, if it had been dropped from the ground, it would have taken more time. But when it comes from the sky, the response time is very short.
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As Pakistan continues to fail in stopping India's missile attacks, BBC spoke to some military experts to find out the answer. Experts said, India is using supersonic cruise missile, which can fly more than three times the speed of sound and hit the target. Pakistan could not have stopped these supersonic cruze missiles even if it could have tracked. Experts told BBC, Pakistan does not have the capability of blocking missiles from the sky. Pakistan has the HQ-9 and HQ-16FE system, which works against missiles or warplanes launched from the ground. But it does not have the capability of blocking missiles from the sky. Such a supersonic missile can travel from 3,675 km to 11,000 km per hour. It is not easy to track, target and destroy a missile that travels at this speed. Former Air Vice Marshal Iqramatullah Bhatti of Pakistan Air Force told BBC, if it had been dropped from the ground, it would have taken more time. But when it comes from the sky, the response time is very short.

Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury

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The Houthis have officially announced that they are entering the conflict on the side of Iran. In the released message from the movement's representative, there is talk of plans to attack American warships in the Red Sea. "We will strike American ships in the Red Sea. This war is a fight for the entire Ummah" – they warned in the message. Additionally, the Houthis stated that they possess hypersonic ballistic missiles "Palestine-2". According to them, the missile range is up to 2150 kilometers, and the speed can reach Mach 16.
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The Houthis have officially announced that they are entering the conflict on the side of Iran. In the released message from the movement's representative, there is talk of plans to attack American warships in the Red Sea. "We will strike American ships in the Red Sea. This war is a fight for the entire Ummah" – they warned in the message. Additionally, the Houthis stated that they possess hypersonic ballistic missiles "Palestine-2". According to them, the missile range is up to 2150 kilometers, and the speed can reach Mach 16.

Sprinter Report

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While Iran is using up old stocks of missiles to deplete the missile defence systems in Israel, they'll soon be showcasing the Fattah-2 Mach 15 Hypersonic missile, top speed of 12,000mph. Expect one of these to be screaming in on Tel Aviv soon. There is no way of stopping them.
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While Iran is using up old stocks of missiles to deplete the missile defence systems in Israel, they'll soon be showcasing the Fattah-2 Mach 15 Hypersonic missile, top speed of 12,000mph. Expect one of these to be screaming in on Tel Aviv soon. There is no way of stopping them.

Ragged Trousered Philanderer

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How Iran’s Fatah-2 missile is able to penetrate every layer of the U.S., Israeli air defence system. - it travels at a max speed of Mach 15 - it travels more than 100km in altitude - it triggers Arrow 3 missiles at high alt - then bypasses David’s sling - dodges the fighter jets in the skies - and then eventually strikes it target irrespective of any other obstacles
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How Iran’s Fatah-2 missile is able to penetrate every layer of the U.S., Israeli air defence system. - it travels at a max speed of Mach 15 - it travels more than 100km in altitude - it triggers Arrow 3 missiles at high alt - then bypasses David’s sling - dodges the fighter jets in the skies - and then eventually strikes it target irrespective of any other obstacles

Truth_teller 🇷🇺

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