Quote:The first was the speech of the Russian foreign minister, who’s considered a (credible) source when it comes to providing information. (In his speech), he says that a squadron of American F-35 jets were flying over Tehran at the time of the incident which disrupted Iranian defence systems in terms of handling flying objects whether civilian or military. The second development was Imam Khamenei’s speech that mobilized the Iranian people.

This mobilization came in the form of the amazing crowds of millions in the streets of Tehran (who stayed) under freezing cold weather, and at temperatures between -1 and 4 °C. Not only did (the crowds) stay to pray, but they also listened to the speech in Persian and then the speech in Arabic. His eminence’s speech was strongly worded and clear, stating that the battle in the region will continue until US forces are expelled, and that the long-term goal is freeing Palestine. He advised Arabs and Muslims to unite over the cause of freeing Palestine, and expelling US forces, and to engage in dialogue with neighbouring countries and Arab regimes to prevent segregation, discord and divisions.

This strong political message, in addition to these huge crowds, bring us back to square one, in which the resistance forces announced – that is before the consequences that came about after Iran took full responsibility for the downing of the Ukrainian plane – (we are back to) the same climate of cohesion and solidarity. In fact, what matters the most – not because Imam Khamenei’s speech is less important, not at all, but because actions speak louder than words.

mapoui post=379059 Wrote:He advised 1.Arabs and Muslims to unite over the cause of freeing Palestine, and 2.expelling US forces, and 3. to engage in dialogue with neighbouring countries and Arab regimes to prevent segregation, discord and divisions.

ketchim post=379060 Wrote:

mapoui post=379059 Wrote:He advised 1.Arabs and Muslims to unite over the cause of freeing Palestine, and 2.expelling US forces, and 3. to engage in dialogue with neighbouring countries and Arab regimes to prevent segregation, discord and divisions.

hate to define this as " Wishful Thinking"
May Allah grant Imam Khameinei his 3 Wishes ~
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Quote:Several sources in the past several days have analyzed the Iranian missile strikes on US forces at the Ayn Al Asad Airbase which took place more than two weeks ago on the 8th of January 2020 as a retaliation for the US assassination of the Iranian general

by Haider Geoanalyst for The Saker Blog

Qassem Sulaimani. The reports have focused on several topics and methods ranging from satellite image interpretation, videos of missile launches and incoming missile strikes to analysis of on-site photos of (unexploded) Iranian missiles in and around the targeted airbases in Iraq.


In this analysis we will look closer at the satellite imagery to give us more insight on what happened at the Ayn Al Asad Airbase and to help us answer some questions like what kind of missiles did the Iranians use, what kind of targets did the Iranians aim for (or destroy) and what kind of information can we derive in terms of accuracy of the Iranian missiles.

It is clear, even prior to conducting any analysis, that the Iranian missiles obviously targeted individual structures with a high rate of accuracy. In this analysis we look at accuracy in terms of how far the missiles landed from their targets. Since the Iranians did not make public the targets they wanted to hit or destroy, we will have to assume that the individual missiles were targeting the actual structures they destroyed or the nearest structures to their impact locations. Another possibility is that the Iranians deliberately struck areas near or outside some of the targets. We will consider both scenarios.

mapoui post=379061 Wrote:check the commentary to the article...it is very informative and may help you come to a conclusion that supports the unity you consider wishful to be not so at all

mapoui post=379067 Wrote:[i][color=red]you see that up above deh ketchim!!! I cant even edit the title of my thread. no matter what I do it wont stay. the website keeps going back to the original..period. it sticks with the first title I wrote and that's that!