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@TwoStepTripod @PawnandPower @NewsWire_US Why would they use their greatest advantage… *again

@PawnandPower @NewsWire_US Them closing the strait was the most obvious move ever. Why would they not use their greatest advantage? they even warned they would do so. The strait being closed and continuing to be so is nobody's fault but Trump and Israel. Best thing he can do is accept defeat.

Trump Tells Aides He’s Willing to End War Without Reopening Strait Of Hormuz. — WSJ

@Jkylebass Do they teach maths (“math”) and physics in American high schools?

After U.S. forces turned China’s most advanced anti-stealth radar—the JY-27A—into little more than lawn art, Xi reportedly ordered the execution of its chief designer, Yang Wei. Engineering with Chinese characteristics…

@tibong120 @Game_Changer_00 @Globalsurv Bruh, first go and deal with this 5-week long Iran war (and counting), that you supposedly “won” on the first day. L(Mao).

@Game_Changer_00 @Globalsurv Dumb chicom, your trash raidars doesn't work, your military hardwares are trash and you have no war experience. You are a trash and a joke 😂

BREAKING: U.S. Deploys 48 F-35A Stealth Fighters to Misawa to Counter China’s Growing Threat in the Indo-Pacific F-35A Lightning II aircraft from the 13th Fighter Squadron arrived at Misawa Air Base in northern Japan This initiates the permanent basing of approximately 48 F-35A fifth-generation stealth fighters at the base, operated under the 35th Fighter Wing. The F-35As will replace the base's current fleet of 36 older F-16 Fighting Falcons (likely F-16CJs in the Wild Weasel role for suppressing enemy air defenses U.S. officials have described it as bolstering regional deterrence and improving response capabilities in the Indo-Pacific. It aligns with longstanding U.S.-Japan alliance deepening, interoperability with Japan’s own growing F-35 fleet (Japan plans ~147 total F-35s), and efforts to counter assertive military activities by China (and to a lesser extent North Korea and Russia in the region).

@Broncosports93 @candidpersona @Aviation_Intel @TrentTelenko Even before the Iran mess, the PLA would handily curb stomp the US + all its allies in the region. The benefit of the Iran mess is that hopefully you idiots will finally realise that you’ve lost The Great Game and that FAFO-ing with the Peoples’ Liberation Army is suicide.

@candidpersona @Aviation_Intel @TrentTelenko I wouldn’t be so sure. I’d say it’s pretty much a given that we’d intervene militarily if that happens. Japan would, we would too.

850 Tomahawks slightly exceeds the Operation Iraqi Freedom air campaign. So, these are not numbers out of line with past usage. Given that Iran's integrated air defense has collapsed. There is not a strong case for heavy usage downstream. Buffs can do it cheaper with JDAMs

@AlanNummy @candidpersona @Aviation_Intel @TrentTelenko This is the most stupidly American thinking ever. As the Chinese say, they don’t need enough nukes to destroy the world 3 times over like US, only enough to destroy the world once. You should probably spend some of that nuke money elsewhere, like education, and healthcare.

@candidpersona @Aviation_Intel @TrentTelenko Oh hell, there’s that stupid risk nuclear war thing again. China’s nuclear Arsenal is incredibly small in comparison to ours. They are the ones that wouldn’t risk a nuclear exchange with us, not the other way around.

@Meadowbrook_ @foster_lav @RealBababanaras No, I sympathise with humanity, because I’m not a Zionist or pathetic wannabe just dying to become a member of the Epstein class, buddy. And Iran (at least) doesn’t need my support, they’re already kicking the US’ ass all over the Persian gulf. The end of empire is near. L(Mao)

@foster_lav @Dusty_Prophet @RealBababanaras Anyway, says you're in Australia, but you seem to sympathize with terrorists, crazy. Maybe you should go to Palestine or Iran and support those murderous freaks since you're talking about dudes being 'brought to that land', cause it seems you're brought to Australia's land, lol.

BREAKING: Iranian engineer Dr. Saeed Shamkadhri was killed along with his family in a targeted airstrike in Tehran. He specialized in control engineering, a dual-use field with links to missile systems, nuclear technology, and drone development.

@Meadowbrook_ @foster_lav @RealBababanaras 40,000?? No, was 6 million. Actually, 60 billion killed! So happy this stupid propaganda (that u need to be braindead or a Zionist to believe) is finally getting debunked in the media. 3-4K died because Mossad was hiding amongst protestors as agent provocateurs shooting at cops.

@Dusty_Prophet @foster_lav @RealBababanaras YEP! Tough shit, I can promise you the family didn't shed a tear for Oct 7 or when 40,000 of their own people were killed.

@BasedSouthAsian @zhao_dashuai They were sanctioned because they dared to think their natural resources belong to their people, & not to US companies. And not just sanctioned, both have had democratic leaders couped (& then sometimes murdered) by the CIA. So go on, tell me about freedom & democracy, dipshit.

@Dusty_Prophet @zhao_dashuai Why were they sanctioned... and it doesn't really matter the CCP still gets BTFO... cry more commie

Just when you thought it couldn't get worse in the oil market, port Arthur refinery in Texas, US goes up in flames. Every one's cost of living will go up and will not come back down even when the market returns to normal. Thank you Trump.

@eagleswhat1 @BtotheUshy @PLA_MilitaryUpd L(Mao). The Mako is like some shit China would’ve come up with more than 10yrs ago. You are behind, far far behind. Mako is a barely hypersonic (if at all) and short ranged mini ALBM. Come back when you’ve figured out proper HGVs and air-breathing HCMs too (which only China has)

USA just started producing one that is highly maneuverable and tracks moving targets. The Lockheed Martin Mako is intended to include millimeter-wave radar and anti-radiation seekers, allowing them to track moving ships and mobile air defense units. The world was saying we were behind China and Russia in hypersonic development but in reality we explored this path 40 years ago and opted for supersonic missiles that can hit moving targets, because hypersonic missiles we’re impossible to accurately hit a moving target at the time. Now we have the best hypersonic missile in the world.

USS Abraham Lincoln did a 90 degree evasive manoeuvre Cool.

@betancourt_dm @BtotheUshy @PLA_MilitaryUpd Hypersonic used to mean >= Mach 5, which ballistic missiles obviously exceed in boost & midcourse phases The new meaning is endoatmospheric manouvering at Mach 5+. Also, neither US nor Russia have hypersonic cruise missiles, only China. US only has biconical MaRV BMs in service.

@BtotheUshy @PLA_MilitaryUpd You mean "ballistic" missiles in the case of Iran. They are not "hypersonic" until the terminal phase but have little to no maneuver ability. The only countries which operate hypersonic cruise missiles are Russia, China and the US.

@foster_lav @Meadowbrook_ @RealBababanaras *along with his whole family.

@Meadowbrook_ @RealBababanaras So Isreal killed him because of his career as an engineer? How do you justify these things? You people are a cancer to society.

@BasedSouthAsian @zhao_dashuai Lol you retard. The US (its sanctions, specifically) is the reason why their oil is cheaper in the first place.

@zhao_dashuai Oil prices going up is temporary... CCP being able to steal oil from the people of Venezuela and Iran at a third of the price... is over for ever... cope and seethe harder... 😏

@based_yeoman @tshugart3 The oil price is a global price, and the US depends on oil hydrocarbons far more than China does.

@tshugart3 If we destroy Kharg Iran will destabilize and weaken and the Chinese, our true adversary, will have to pay much more for energy which will also destabilize their economy and make it harder for them to keep up.

I’ve said many times On Here that the loser decides the war is over. If this conflict ends with Iran still fighting, and in de facto control of perhaps the most important waterway in the world, then no matter how many strikes were conducted that’s what this would be: an L.

@tshugart3 Let me paraphrase — “do the same stupid thing as us, and I’ll bet you’ll get the same stupid results as us, then we can talk”.

Deploy one of your new carriers to the other side of the planet for 10 months and then we can talk. Until then, 🤐.

@ShoNuffHNIC @Mokiliicepack @RT_com Dude, why have US tankers suddenly stopped operating over Iraq? Why is there FPV drone video over a US base in Iraq that’s abandoned to point there’s nothing of value to blow up? Why have the carriers retreated to 1000km when they were previously close as 300km from Iran’s coast?

@Mokiliicepack @RT_com Its not remotely a crisis Nor is anything being crushed other than iran They are being shot at most days but the damage is minimal. Iran is in a doomsday scenario. While we are making it a point to not destroy civilian infrastructure.

Iranian-American academic prophesied EXACT sh*tshow unfolding: * 'Oil collapses global economy' * 'All US bases in Gulf destroyed' * 'US swept out of Iraq by Iraqi resistance'

@Festivus96 @BobF4321 @Aviation_Intel A naval blockade would not be detectable until it’s just about to happen — and they’d likely start with a blockade. Neither would the troop movements as it would take 2-3 days for them to mass using China’s extensive infrastructure (they war game this frequently in exercises).

@BobF4321 @Aviation_Intel No, it isn't. If the PRC were to move on ROC, we would see the movement of hundreds of thousands of troops, aircraft, tanks, etc. It would likely take several months. There will be no surprise attack against Taiwan.

U.S. Navy Minesweepers Assigned To Middle East Have Been Moved To Pacific Two of the three Littoral Combat Ships that had taken over the minesweeping role in the Middle East have just appeared in Malaysia. twz.com/sea/u-s-navy-m…

@Ketter879 @AlexLuck9 We have.

@AlexLuck9 The funniest thing is we haven’t heard from them. At all.

The Houthis have the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever.

@SteveSkojec @krakenvapellc You shouldn’t do it because - in response - they’ll destroy all the water desalination, oil, and power infrastructure in the Middle East (including Israel). That should be the compelling reason.

@krakenvapellc I don't think that Iran has the capacity to strike us, but that's not the only compelling reason not to do it.

Trump: "We could take apart their electric capacity within 1 hour, and it would take them 25 years to rebuild. So ideally, we're not going to be doing that." He isn't exaggerating. One of the weird infrastructure quirks most people don't know about power grids is that they are dependent on something called Large Power Transformers (LPTs), and they are custom built, freaking MASSIVE, have limited sourcing for components, and take over 2 years from design to buildout in most cases. They weigh up to 400 tons. They can be up to two stories tall. You can't just ship them -- you need special equipment to move them. It's incredibly costly just to move them, even in the best of circumstances. And they're backlogged. Costs to replace them all would be 11 figures -- tens of billions. They'd have to get past sanctions. They'd be competing for scarce resources among high demand. Yet another example of American restraint in this operation. The Iranians wouldn't think twice about destroying electric grids.

@averageamguy @zhao_dashuai Woah there, slow down! Not the first step, you can save getting nuked by China until at least the 3rd step.

@zhao_dashuai If they were to intervene their first step should be an attack on and the destruction of Chinese ship building, industrial capacity, and a few key dams.

The US navy is currently hiding out of range of the Iranian anti-ship missiles. Unable to open the Strait of Hormuz up for shipping. The US navy is a prop for their hegemonic charade. The real determinant of war fighting capability is not how many ships you have now, it's how fast can you replace losses. The US gutted their own shipbuilding industry, they have zero appetite to fight any peer competitor. The performance of the US navy against Iran, shows they have a below zero chance of intervening in a Taiwan scenario. The American public have zero appetite for it and their industry can't sustain it.

@gomo_xAi @zhao_dashuai Iran is exporting more oil now, than before the war, mostly to China. What an embarrassing and colossal f#%k up. You sound retarded enough to be a war planner at the Dept. of War. You’ve missed your true calling.

@zhao_dashuai Your mad that we took your venezuela oil then now we disrupt your middle eastern oil 🤣. What good is your capacity to build ships if you cant secure the fuel to operate them? What good is your opinion if your country never seen actual war? Your opinion is irrelevant.