Quote (zorzin @ 6 Jan 2024 14:29)

Hezbollah launched a rocket barrage


First, the Maroon air control base is located on top of Mount Jarmaq in the north of occupied Palestine, which is the highest mountain peak in the occupied Palestine, and the Maroon base is considered the only air management, monitoring and control center in the north of Palestine, which does not have a major alternative and is one of the There are two main bases in the entire usurping regime: Meron in the north and the second one "Matsabieh Ramon" in the south.

Secondly, at 08:10 in the morning on Saturday, January 6, 2024, in line with the initial response to the assassination of Supreme Commander Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri and his martyred brothers in the southern suburbs of Beirut, the Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted Maroon Air Control Base with 62 missiles of various types. It resulted in a direct and confirmed hit

Quote (Many_Names @ Jan 6 2024 11:28am)

Towards civilian population not a single military target.

Quote (Many_Names @ Jan 6 2024 02:28pm)

Towards civilian population not a single military target.

Quote (gnarjay @ 6 Jan 2024 22:18)

hezbollah does not target civilians

Quote (zorzin @ 6 Jan 2024 22:33)

I've seen the video footage and they used precision guided munitions. This was not a spray and pray, this was a strike on a reconnaissance base used for the iron dome and air force.

I'm not suggesting that not a single military target was destroyed or that only civilian buildings were destroyed but the intent was on a legitimate military target.

The fact that Nasrallah knew where/what mount meron was is showing just how prepared he is. Bibis trying to goad him into an escalation conflict so that America has to intervene, however Nasrallah currently is not taking the bait and is instead happy with his current methods.

I think it's about time for the Israeli airforce to start showing the world some of its stealth/anti sam capabilities and start showing off the latest bunker busting bomb tech, come on now....I know you've been hiding it!

Quote (Many_Names @ Jan 6 2024 04:17pm)

you stated few posts ago that the houses at the border I destroyed.. are these military targets?

what a joke

Quote (Many_Names @ 6 Jan 2024 08:27)

In 1973 we passed the suez canal and cut the 3rd armia supply line
They practically left their country defenseless.

Quote (Thor123422 @ 6 Jan 2024 08:36)

Never underestimate the capacity for a middle eastern countries army to just kind of leave.

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Jan 6 2024 07:31pm)

Sorry, maybe I'm dense, but what exactly is the point you're making? That the IDF would start massacring the civilian population of Gaza as soon as Hamas fucked off?!

Quote (Thor123422 @ 7 Jan 2024 02:35)

That Egypt's army, and indeed the majority of Middle Eastern armies, shouldn't be compared to European or North American armies in terms of performance.

The philosophy in the Arab world around promotions usually comes down more to having lots of generals with fancy titles for clout and less about being able to command a military effectively. Which is why they tend to punch dramatically below their weight class.

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Jan 6 2024 07:41pm)

Oooh, you were referring to Egypt, my bad. While this is an accurate empirical observation, I believe you're drawing the wrong conclusion here. Libya, Syria, Iraq and all those example of Arab armies quitting were in situations where a country was torn by sectarian and ethnic conflict. In the case of Iraq and Libya, they were also up against a hopelessly superior enemy. As far as I know, Egypt doesn't suffer from the same kind of sectarian or ethnic conflict. It's also a country with a strong and proud culture and an uninterrupted history. I don't see their military just quitting when their homeland is attacked by a nominally much smaller foe. I have a really hard time imagining the incompetence factor to make up for a 10:1 size advantage in the defender's favor...