Quote (Prox1m1ty @ Oct 8 2024 03:40pm)
Desperate times it seems. Hoping an earthquake was a nuke.
You realize that is how they covertly test nukes when they dont want anyone to know right? Or that the area in question doesn't usually have earthquakes of that magnitude?
Im not saying that it was a nuke fam but if iran did finally enrich to weapons grade uranium, this is literally and exactly how they would go about testing it.
Quote (El1te @ Oct 8 2024 02:52pm)
I just can't see that happening because Iran doesn't have nukes. They've played around with old crappy UF6 centrifuges but they've produced nothing. I don't believe that they have functional nukes, it's an empty bluff. Russia isn't going to start a nuclear war over Iran, Russia doesn't care about Iran but they do care about the present regime taking over there - we first need regime change in the US (Trump-led regime while purging all elements of the present regime) to establish friendly relations with Russia, and then all is well for the Islamic regime to be put down for good.
The point is that iran already has enough conventional missles to gain the destructive power of a nuke. A nuke is just x amount of tnt equivalent basically. Iran has free reign over israeli C-ram (yes i will debate this point effortlessly) they essentially allready have the means to wipe israel off the map (and this is before a coordinated attack from hezz/yemen/syria/iraq.
The only real question in the coming conflict is wether israeli/american ISR can detect those pesky underground launch pads in iran and shoot the missles down beforve they teach terminal velocity. Itan has no second-strike options its a one and done situation with them.
Israel has second strike capabilities (air/subs) so in a direct conflict, israel will always come out on top; will israel remain after the fact is the only strategic question that needs answering.
Btw i got a chuckle when yall were talking about missles vs ships
Catch up!
This post was edited by zorzin on Oct 8 2024 05:11pm