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OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 6:56 pm
by Rusty1961
http://thesaker.is/analysis-of-the-iran ... d-airbase/
Obviously they had no warheads or small ones on those missiles.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 8:33 pm
by geofflambert
Any pro-Putiners here?

RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 9:12 pm
by Rusty1961
ORIGINAL: geofflambert
Any pro-Putiners here?
I'm all for a similar analysis from western media/blogs. I'll wait why you get it and share for us. Or take the time to critique the SATIMAGES.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 11:05 pm
by Jorge_Stanbury
I read it and it doesn't look biases
It seems that "rest of the world" is starting to catch up with the west regarding missile accuracy
And I really hope this thread remains out of politics
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 11:25 pm
by geofflambert
I must admit I didn't read the "analysis" (and I'm not going to), I just looked at the banner and thought wtf? So I googled it and you can see the first page of the search. I really am not interested in what "Empire" is at war with Russia or why. Fair enough?

RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 12:30 am
by Zorch
The Strategy Page (
https://www.strategypage.com/qnd/iran/a ... 00116.aspx ) has an analysis of the Iranian missile strikes, saying they "backfired in a big way".
I don't know their ideological alignment, but here is a cheat sheet from Dr. Strangelove.

RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 12:45 am
by Jorge_Stanbury
"Strategy page" deals mostly with the politics, which I hope won't end in this forum
there is only a small paragraph saying "Iranian missiles were not very reliable or accurate", but it is not adding any support on that statement, other than the fact it didn't cause human casualties.
For an airbase that is the size of a small city, we should expect to see craters in open spaces, if the missiles were inaccurate (think about Saddam's scuds) instead they hit specific buildings
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 6:35 am
by PTalvela
When Iran hits US and allied targets ( for example Finns where in those shelters), Russia and China are hitting US and allied targets.
the
Iran is their proxy, they wanted to send a message together, that is also behind the accuracy and possibly limiting the warheads, it was a presentation of capability.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 7:11 am
by Encircled
*edited as not particularly helpful to calming it down!*
If you want to believe conspiracy websites, that is 100% up to you, but the forum rules are very clear and you breach them with this kind of stuff.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 12:23 pm
by Rusty1961
ORIGINAL: geofflambert
I must admit I didn't read the "analysis" (and I'm not going to), I just looked at the banner and thought wtf? So I googled it and you can see the first page of the search. I really am not interested in what "Empire" is at war with Russia or why. Fair enough?
thank you for admitting you commented on something you didn't read.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 2:07 pm
by rustysi
but the forum rules are very clear and you breach them with this kind of stuff.
Ad nauseam.[8|]
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 5:34 pm
by Chickenboy
The green button has served me well with the occasional spammers, foul-mouthed malcontents and Putin-bots that wash up on these shores. I'd advise everybody to consider the benefits of using it early and often with repeat offenders.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 10:50 pm
by sstevens06
ORIGINAL: PTalvela
When Iran hits US and allied targets ( for example Finns where in those shelters), Russia and China are hitting US and allied targets.
the
Iran is their proxy, they wanted to send a message together, that is also behind the accuracy and possibly limiting the warheads, it was a presentation of capability.
I agree with you. We underestimate their capabilities at our own peril. We WitP-AE players should understand this better than most.[:)]
So Finns were on base...coincidence? Maybe Russians still looking for a little revenge. [;)]
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sat Feb 01, 2020 11:30 pm
by PTalvela
ORIGINAL: sstevens06
ORIGINAL: PTalvela
When Iran hits US and allied targets ( for example Finns where in those shelters), Russia and China are hitting US and allied targets.
the
Iran is their proxy, they wanted to send a message together, that is also behind the accuracy and possibly limiting the warheads, it was a presentation of capability.
I agree with you. We underestimate their capabilities at our own peril. We WitP-AE players should understand this better than most.[:)]
So Finns were on base...coincidence? Maybe Russians still looking for a little revenge. [;)]
Finns are officially training the Kurds on company level tactics, the Dutch leaked before that the Finnish SOF are operating with the US, British and Australian colleagues.
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2020 12:41 pm
by Rusty1961
https://stpaulresearch.com/2020/01/11/t ... irect-hit/
Different author, same conclusion.
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RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2020 10:19 pm
by sstevens06
ORIGINAL: PTalvela
Finns are officially training the Kurds on company level tactics, the Dutch leaked before that the Finnish SOF are operating with the US, British and Australian colleagues.
Interesting. Not surprised. Thank you!
RE: OT: Analysis of the Iranian Missile Strike on Ayn-Al-Assad
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2020 6:18 pm
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: geofflambert
I must admit I didn't read the "analysis" (and I'm not going to), I just looked at the banner and thought wtf? So I googled it and you can see the first page of the search. I really am not interested in what "Empire" is at war with Russia or why. Fair enough?
But are you interested in them flying to Iceland now?