Israel Strikes Iran

[AbdusSibtayn]

3 hours ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Sunnis are back with their 'fireworks' narrative. 

Such sore losers LOL; they're still sore and smarting over Syria even though their new caliph Zoolani has been out of the zoo for months now and hasn't as much as lifted a finger against Israel which has a third of Syria under occupation, and is busy arresting Palestinian activists based in Syria!! 

Imagine the gall to be saying this when all their leaders are taking either the GCC-Normalizer route or the ISIS-normalizer route and the only time they're stirred into action is when they have to spill rafidi blood, lmao. 

Such despicable cretins!! 

[AbdusSibtayn]

3 hours ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Such sore losers LOL; they're still sore and smarting over Syria even though their new caliph Zoolani has been out of the zoo for months now and hasn't as much as lifted a finger against Israel which has a third of Syria under occupation, and is busy arresting Palestinian activists based in Syria!! 

Imagine the gall to be saying this when all their leaders are taking either the GCC-Normalizer route or the ISIS-normalizer route and the only time they're stirred into action is when they have to spill rafidi blood, lmao. 

Such despicable cretins!! 

Some bad-faith cretin attacks Iran and I turn into a full-blown rahbari. 

Then I come across nasibi cretins like these and I turn into a raging Shirazi. 

While in fact I am neither. 

I think I might be bipolar. 

[Diaz]

18 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Sunnis are back with their 'fireworks' narrative. 

Specially the Jordanians and the Egyptians, they were mocking Iran and when Iran attacked, now they are saying Iran can’t do anything other than this firework. 

[AbdusSibtayn]

1 minute ago, Diaz said:

Specially the Jordanians and the Egyptians, they were mocking Iran and when Iran attacked, now they are saying Iran can’t do anything other than this firework. 

If I say what my truest feelings for them are, Shia Chat might ban me. 

[Abu Nur]

12 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Someone bad-faith cretin attacks Iran and I turn into a full-blown rahbari. 

Then I come across nasibi cretins like these and I turn into a raging Shirazi. 

While in fact I am neither. 

I think I might be bipolar. 

There must always be the balance. 

[coldcow]

1 hour ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Yeah, if they can wreak so much havoc in just 30-35 minutes, imagine what they can do in 18 hours. 

 

I don't think they've done all that much damage, to be honest.  Although I did see one strike that appeared to almost hit an air defense launching site.  Not sure if any damage was done.  Seemed off by about 75-100 meters.  

 

1 hour ago, Hamdi said:

Iran fixed its AD, downed 2 F35s, captured a female israeli terrorist pilot. 

 

Doubt this is true since I think Israel isn't even going into Iranian air space, but mainly shooting cruise missiles from planes at the Iran border. I could be wrong.  But would be embarrassing to make these claims and then show no proof.  If true, Israel will have to change its attack strategy and stop sending planes.

[Abu Nur]

[AbdusSibtayn]

2 minutes ago, coldcow said:

1 hour ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

 

I don't think they've done all that much damage, to be honest.  Although I did see one strike that appeared to almost hit an air defense launching site.  Not sure if any damage was done.  Seemed off by about 75-100 meters

Well if they keep taking Ls like this and send underwhelming responses then it only further emboldens the zios and the Americans and their days are numbered. At this rate, and with this unsustainable and discredited tactic, the IRI isn't going to survive. 

If they're really serious about winning this war of attrition then they need to up their game. Really fast. The 'strategic patience' and 'deterrence' ship has sailed long ago. 

 

[hamz786]

34 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Such sore losers LMAO; they're still sore and smarting over Syria even though their new caliph Zoolani has been out of the zoo for months now and hasn't as much as lifted a finger against Israel which has a third of Syria under occupation, and is busy arresting Palestinian activists based in Syria!! 

Imagine the gall to be saying this when all their leaders are taking either the GCC-Normalizer route or the ISIS-normalizer route and the only time they're stirred into action is when they have to spill rafidi blood, lmao. 

Such despicable cretins!! 

Syria is going to forever haunt us Shias. Doesn't matter what our people do or how many get martyred, it will never be enough for quite a lot of Sunni brethren. 

[AbdusSibtayn]

10 minutes ago, hamz786 said:

Syria is going to forever haunt us Shias. Doesn't matter what our people do or how many get martyred, it will never be enough for quite a lot of Sunni brethren. 

They hated us with or without Syria, and will continue to do so. They loath us for reasons that go much beyond Syria or contemporary geopolitics. 

When it suited them, they merely pretended not to hate us. 

We do whatever we do fi sabilillah, not because we expect any acknowledgement or gratitude from them. Our ajr is with Allah alone. 

All that Amir al-Mumineen (عليه السلام) got from the (so-called) 'ummah' in lieu of his sacrifices was his right usurped, his wife (sa) and unborn child (عليه السلام) martyred, his own martyrdom, and posthumously abuses, slander and curses from the pulpits for close to a century, and the hounding and persecution of his sons and grandsons (ams) after him. 

We as his followers should not expect any better. 

Edited June 13 by AbdusSibtayn

[Abu Hadi]

The only thing Zionists respect is force and power. It's useless to talk to them. Iran has shoved them in the past. Now they just punched them in the face. I think they really need to beat the hell out of them but let's see how this goes

[Abu Hadi]

Watch Mahmood OD podcast. Very entertaining. Especially tonight

[AbdusSibtayn]

16 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:

Now they just punched them in the face

It was a really underwhelming response. More like a formality that had to be done. Compare the results for yourself and it's plain that there was nothing like parity in the attacks- entire missile batteries destroyed against (maybe?)  a jet downed; almost the entire IRGC high command annihilated versus (maybe?) a female pilot captured; 200 civilians (women and kids included) dead versus a few damaged buildings and injured settlers; 18 hours of heavy shelling versus hardly 40 minutes of guided missile attack. This wouldn't cower down the Zios, it will only embolden them further. 

The ship for the 'strategic patience' and 'deterrence' has long sailed. It isn't working and they are taking out Iranian and Axis bigwigs like poultry. Iran needs to think of something else otherwise don't be surprised if there's an attempt on the Rahbar's life in the coming months too. 

Edited June 13 by AbdusSibtayn

[AbdusSibtayn]

I am really sorry if I sound skeptical and dismissive but I am NOT anti-Iran and anti-Axis (people can see my posts and verify for themselves) and I state without mincing words that this was not a satisfactory response and it just won't do. 

[coldcow]

2 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

It was a really underwhelming response. More like a formality that had to be done. Compare the results for yourself and it's plain that there was nothing like parity in the attacks- entire missile batteries destroyed against (maybe?)  a jet downed; almost the entire IRGC high command annihilated versus (maybe?) a female pilot captured; 18 hours of heavy shelling versus hardly 40 minutes of guided missile attack. This wouldn't cower down the Zios, it will only embolden them further. 

The ship for the 'strategic patience' and 'deterrence' has long sailed. It isn't working and they are taking out Iranian and Axis bigwigs like poultry. Iran needs to think of something else otherwise don't be surprised if there's an attempt on the Rahbar's life in the coming months too. 

Agreed.  The thing is I don't know if Iran is capable of launching a serious response at this point. They were caught sleeping.  Their air defenses are minimal, if any, and their missiles are likely in tunnels with entrance shafts that are caved in.  If Iran can hit a few key military sites, like fuel and munitions depots, that may slow down the IDF and give Iran a chance to recoup.  

[Abu Hadi]

2 hours ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

It was a really underwhelming response. More like a formality that had to be done. Compare the results for yourself and it's plain that there was nothing like parity in the attacks- entire missile batteries destroyed against (maybe?)  a jet downed; almost the entire IRGC high command annihilated versus (maybe?) a female pilot captured; 18 hours of heavy shelling versus hardly 40 minutes of guided missile attack. This wouldn't cower down the Zios, it will only embolden them further. 

The ship for the 'strategic patience' and 'deterrence' has long sailed. It isn't working and they are taking out Iranian and Axis bigwigs like poultry. Iran needs to think of something else otherwise don't be surprised if there's an attempt on the Rahbar's life in the coming months too. 

They took out three buildings in Tel Aviv plus large portions of three military bases. Also 2 F35s and these have never been shot down before. 

It seems they are doing eye for eye, proportional to what Israel has done, leaving room for escalation if Zionists escalate. They have used less than 1% of their total arsanel in case this becomes a prolonged fight. That is military strategy 101 and it think wise at this point. They are saving some of the more powerful weapons and more extreme strategies, like shutting the strait of Hormuz for later if necessary.

It even says in the Quran that if they fight you then fight them ( in the same way they fought you) but if they stop then you stop and Allah does not love the aggressor. 

They are following that 

Also they killed top Iranian military figures because these are real men who don't run away and hide when the shooting starts like Netanyahu and his cronies did. They're with the people always, like Sayyid Hassan was and also General Sulemani. This makes them more vulnerable but also makes them more loved and trusted by the people and they don't mind being Shaheed as this gives them a higher place in Jennah. So it's a different equation and not comparable to the scum Zionist military. 

As the saying goes Islam is a tree that is watered by the blood of the Shuhada

[AbdusSibtayn]

5 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:

They took out three buildings in Tel Aviv plus large portions of three military bases. Also 2 F35s and these have never been shot down before. 

It seems they are doing eye for eye, proportional to what Israel has done, leaving room for escalation if Zionists escalate. They have used less than 1% of their total arsanel in case this becomes a prolonged fight. That is military strategy 101 and it think wise at this point. They are saving some of the more powerful weapons and more extreme strategies, like shutting the strait of Hormuz for later if necessary.

It even says in the Quran that if they fight you then fight them ( in the same way they fought you) but if they stop then you stop and Allah does not love the aggressor. 

They are following that 

I am open to considering new data and I'm happy to be corrected (I actually hope that I am wrong) but this was my whole point- if these losses are the price to pay for annihilating the high profile government and military targets in Iran and paralyze a chunk of their arsenal then it's a price the Zios are willing to pay. If they can strike wherever and whoever they wish in Iran then blowing up buildings and military bases won't be of much help. 

This is where  Iran needs to up the game and inflict equivalent losses- kill a few high profile Israelis, take out their military personnel and damage their missile batteries. Only then will effective deterrence be established. There has to be substantial equivalent damage. 

[coldcow]

9 minutes ago, Abu Hadi said:

They took out three buildings in Tel Aviv plus large portions of three military bases. Also 2 F35s and these have never been shot down before. 

 

Would like to see any evidence of this.  I think they hit multiple buildings in telaviv, but which ones?  Of any significance?  Would be great if they hit a building like Mossad HQ.  But if they just hit shops and offices, then that only makes them look like bad guys. Hopefully they hit good targets on military bases, and not just land in open areas like before.  

InshaAllah justice will be served.

[Abu Hadi]

They did. Watch Mahmood OD podcast. He is showing all the videos. They are probably being shown other places too but this is what I'm watching currently6

[Abu Hadi]

8 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

I am open to considering new data and I'm happy to be corrected (I actually hope that I am wrong) but this was my whole point- if these losses are the price to pay for annihilating the high profile government and military targets in Iran and paralyze a chunk of their arsenal then it's a price the Zios are willing to pay. If they can strike wherever and whoever they wish in Iran then blowing up buildings and military bases won't be of much help. 

This is where  Iran needs to up the game and inflict equivalent losses- kill a few high profile Israelis, take out their military personnel and damage their missile batteries. Only then will effective deterrence be established. There has to be substantial equivalent damage. 

I heard they got head of Israeli intelligence but this hasn't been confirmed. 

[Azadeh307]

1 hour ago, Diaz said:

Specially the Jordanians and the Egyptians, they were mocking Iran and when Iran attacked, now they are saying Iran can’t do anything other than this firework. 

The same Sunnis who said nothing when Israel bombed Jolani's Syria and Syria turned the other cheek ("for practical purposes")

[gajarkahalva]

Relax. I think Iran know what they are doing and what to do better than anyone here. You don't just go full wack 100% straight off the bat. 

[Abu Hadi]

https://www.youtube.com/live/2JrfkuBq0mQ?si=PZwLTw8vIwm7i7nA

Suggest watching the podcast from the beginning with popcorn (with tapatio and parmesean cheese) , your favorite beverage (mint chai latte) , and don't hide the livestream comments. The comments are very entertaining, lol. 

Edited June 13 by Abu Hadi

[Shaheed786]

39 minutes ago, gajarkahalva said:

Relax. I think Iran know what they are doing and what to do better than anyone here. You don't just go full wack 100% straight off the bat. 

Exactly. I think some people are looking at this from the wrong framework. This is not the tit-for-tat situation of last year, where the goal was to restore "deterrence" through reciprocal blows. The Zionist State has essentially declared war on Iran. The Iranians know they are in this for the long haul. The stated aim of the Zionist State is to destroy the Iranian Nuclear program. Considering its dispersed nature and being buried under mountains (plus the know-how in the heads of the Iranians themselves), this is an impossible mission. There is no denying the air capabilities of the Zionists, but this war will include the elements of attrition, asymmetry as well as conventional means. We are in a new phase now. Don't lose hope. Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) will aid the believers and those that resist this vile regime, and Palestine will be free. 

[Panzerwaffe]

This war is a very sad development, the only winners are wahabi Sunni 

i how long criticized the Iranian govt on their foreign policy esp wrt Israel . Not because the Israel is the “ good guy” but because it’s the enemy of their existential

enemies I.e Sunni Arabs 

Edited June 14 by Panzerwaffe

[Panzerwaffe]

2 hours ago, Shaheed786 said:

Exactly. I think some people are looking at this from the wrong framework. This is not the tit-for-tat situation of last year, where the goal was to restore "deterrence" through reciprocal blows. The Zionist State has essentially declared war on Iran. The Iranians know they are in this for the long haul. The stated aim of the Zionist State is to destroy the Iranian Nuclear program. Considering its dispersed nature and being buried under mountains (plus the know-how in the heads of the Iranians themselves), this is an impossible mission. There is no denying the air capabilities of the Zionists, but this war will include the elements of attrition, asymmetry as well as conventional means. We are in a new phase now. Don't lose hope. Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) will aid the believers and those that resist this vile regime, and Palestine will be free. 

If we are calling it war Then let’s hope it’s an actual war not just shadow boxing and saber rattling as in the past 

I still say Iranians need to focus on wahabi Pakistan and Arab states rather than Israel 

this whole situation was avoidable infact Iran could have weakened and destroyed all its regional enemies if it was atleast neutral towards Israel and US 

Edited June 14 by Panzerwaffe

[Panzerwaffe]

3 hours ago, gajarkahalva said:

Relax. I think Iran know what they are doing and what to do better than anyone here. You don't just go full wack 100% straight off the bat. 

Let’s hope 

their much vaunted asymmetrical approach may yield results 

[AbdusSibtayn]

4 hours ago, Abu Hadi said:

I heard they got head of Israeli intelligence but this hasn't been confirmed. 

I am happy after the recent barrage of missiles. They are following the long drawn war of attrition model, similar to what Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthis were doing. The occupation is in panic mode, they know they're not getting peaceful sleep anytime soon. W attacks. 

[coldcow]

7 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

I am happy after the recent barrage of missiles. They are following the long drawn war of attrition model, similar to what Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthis were doing. The occupation is in panic mode, they know they're not getting peaceful sleep anytime soon. W attacks. 

I doubt it.  I remember people posting on here that Hezbhollah got their defense minister at the dining facility that got hit by a missile/drone.  Lots of fake news.  Still haven't seen any pictures of the downed Israeli jets or the captured pilot.  I wish they would not make outlandish claims.  

[AbdusSibtayn]

33 minutes ago, coldcow said:

I doubt it.  I remember people posting on here that Hezbhollah got their defense minister at the dining facility that got hit by a missile/drone.  Lots of fake news.  Still haven't seen any pictures of the downed Israeli jets or the captured pilot.  I wish they would not make outlandish claims.  

I have seen the missile sirens go off and hundreds of missiles hit targets myself. The occupied North is being pounded by Iran even as we speak, and the barrage is coming in instalments. 

You won't get any pictures right now because there's a complete media gag order, which is being reported by Zionist handles themselves. 

If there was no real danger then they wouldn't have panicked and asked Trump to negotiate a ceasefire. 

[ServantOfMahdi]

6 hours ago, hamz786 said:

Syria is going to forever haunt us Shias. Doesn't matter what our people do or how many get martyred, it will never be enough for quite a lot of Sunni brethren. 

Wahhabis never needed Syria, they already have been overflowing with hatred for every non-Wahhabi Muslim since 200 years.

[Meedy]

7 hours ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

If I say what my truest feelings for them are, Shia Chat might ban me. 

I think we should ask for exemptions just this one time, to allow us to use beautiful language to describe how we feelings 

[coldcow]

1 hour ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

I have seen the missile sirens go off and hundreds of missiles hit targets myself. The occupied North is being pounded by Iran even as we speak, and the barrage is coming in instalments. 

You won't get any pictures right now because there's a complete media gag order, which is being reported by Zionist handles themselves. 

If there was no real danger then they wouldn't have panicked and asked Trump to negotiate a ceasefire. 

I do not think you've seen hundreds of missiles hit their target.  I think you might have seem a few missiles hit from multiple angles.  I wish 100's of missiles hit targets, but I think Iran has only maybe launched 100-200 total missiles so far.  Although perhaps one of them may have hit IDF headquarters, or something similar.  So definitely a good hit if true.  Should try and hit Mossad HQ.  

Too bad Hezbollah is not in good shape right now, and Yemen took a beating from the US for the past few months.  But I suppose that's the whole reason Isreal felt bold enough to attack.  No Syria, no Hezbollah, no Hamas, barely any Yemen to help.  They should have seen the writing on the wall.

[AbdusSibtayn]

9 minutes ago, coldcow said:

I do not think you've seen hundreds of missiles hit their target.  I think you might have seem a few missiles hit from multiple angles.  I wish 100's of missiles hit targets, but I think Iran has only maybe launched 100-200 total missiles so far.  Although perhaps one of them may have hit IDF headquarters, or something similar.  So definitely a good hit if true.  Should try and hit Mossad HQ.  

Too bad Hezbollah is not in good shape right now, and Yemen took a beating from the US for the past few months.  But I suppose that's the whole reason Isreal felt bold enough to attack.  No Syria, no Hezbollah, no Hamas, barely any Yemen to help.  They should have seen the writing on the wall.

Yeah I meant 'hundreds' somewhat rhetorically, it's more like a dozen missiles. 

Ideally surrounding them from everywhere and going for the kill would have been best but reality is reality even if it sucks. Gotta make do with whatever is there. 

 

[ServantOfMahdi]