🇮🇷⚡️🇮🇱 These retards are seriously celebrating shooting down a Trainer with a fucking 5th Gen. Holy shit kill yourselves 😭😭😭😭
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— 🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: Israel uploaded footage 'destroying an Iranian military helicopter', but it was a decoy painted on the ground
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🇮🇷⚡️🇺🇸 Reports indicate that the Iranian Navy’s Mowj-class frigate Dena has sunk off the coast of Sri Lanka following a suspected encounter with a U.S. submarine.
The vessel was returning from India after participating in the MILAN 2026 naval exercise.
Thirty-two sailors with severe injuries have been rescued. One hundred forty-eight personnel remain missing.
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The vessel was returning from India after participating in the MILAN 2026 naval exercise.
Thirty-two sailors with severe injuries have been rescued. One hundred forty-eight personnel remain missing.
@planenerd
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Forwarded from Mediterranean Man (Stonehenge 1200mm Anti-Asteroid Railgun)
🇮🇷⚡️🇦🇪🇶🇦🇧🇭🇰🇼🇸🇦 As escalation continues with no visible off-ramp, Iran holds another lever that hasn’t fully entered public discussion: desalination infrastructure.
Roughly 60-70% of potable water in several Gulf states comes from coastal desalination plants.
Unlike oil facilities, which affect markets, desalination plants affect civilians directly and immediately. Water is a very expensive commodity in the Gulf. Shut it down, and the cities feel it within days.
From a purely military-strategic lens, this represents asymmetric pressure. Fixed coastal infrastructure is far harder to hide or harden than mobile military assets.
This may appear extreme, even cruel. But strategic coercion has always revolved around leverage. The uncomfortable truth of warfare is that negotiations tend to favor the side capable of imposing unbearable costs. Control over water (especially in arid regions) is one of the most powerful forms of pressure imaginable.
@medmannews
Roughly 60-70% of potable water in several Gulf states comes from coastal desalination plants.
Unlike oil facilities, which affect markets, desalination plants affect civilians directly and immediately. Water is a very expensive commodity in the Gulf. Shut it down, and the cities feel it within days.
From a purely military-strategic lens, this represents asymmetric pressure. Fixed coastal infrastructure is far harder to hide or harden than mobile military assets.
This may appear extreme, even cruel. But strategic coercion has always revolved around leverage. The uncomfortable truth of warfare is that negotiations tend to favor the side capable of imposing unbearable costs. Control over water (especially in arid regions) is one of the most powerful forms of pressure imaginable.
@medmannews
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⚡️🇰🇼🇺🇸 This keeps getting better and better.
Don't be surprised by foreign pilots flying in the ranks of small Gulf States, this is the norm here. Due to limited quality pilot training capacity across the region, many nations employ or contract pilots/instructors from outside.
Qatar has joint UK-QEAF Typhoon squadrons with ex-British/RAF pilots integrated.
UAE Air Force openly uses foreign/contract pilots and instructors from Pakistan (many ex-PAF on deputation or civilian contracts, at Al Ain for training), Morocco, Canada, Jordan, South Africa, and others.
Kuwait and Bahrain follow suit, relying on Western (US, Canadian, Australian, British) expatriates/contractors in advisory, instructor, or fill-in roles for their F/A-18s and F-16s, given small indigenous cadres.
Only Saudi Arabia has built a decent core of native aviators (though nepotism plays its part).
PS: Gulf States are monarchies. Family and tribal connections mean meritocracy takes a backseat. It's just how things work here.
@medmannews
Don't be surprised by foreign pilots flying in the ranks of small Gulf States, this is the norm here. Due to limited quality pilot training capacity across the region, many nations employ or contract pilots/instructors from outside.
Qatar has joint UK-QEAF Typhoon squadrons with ex-British/RAF pilots integrated.
UAE Air Force openly uses foreign/contract pilots and instructors from Pakistan (many ex-PAF on deputation or civilian contracts, at Al Ain for training), Morocco, Canada, Jordan, South Africa, and others.
Kuwait and Bahrain follow suit, relying on Western (US, Canadian, Australian, British) expatriates/contractors in advisory, instructor, or fill-in roles for their F/A-18s and F-16s, given small indigenous cadres.
Only Saudi Arabia has built a decent core of native aviators (though nepotism plays its part).
PS: Gulf States are monarchies. Family and tribal connections mean meritocracy takes a backseat. It's just how things work here.
@medmannews
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Mediterranean Man
⚡️🇰🇼🇺🇸 This keeps getting better and better. Don't be surprised by foreign pilots flying in the ranks of small Gulf States, this is the norm here. Due to limited quality pilot training capacity across the region, many nations employ or contract pilots/instructors…
Propaganda Yako Al bako was the one who shot them down
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🇮🇷⚡️🇹🇷 Iran fired 3 Ballistic Missiles towards Turkey, all missiles were intercepted, turns out S400 can do the Job easily looking at you patriot.
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🇮🇷⚡️🇹🇷 Iran fired 3 Ballistic Missiles towards Turkey, all missiles were intercepted, turns out S400 can do the Job easily looking at you patriot. @planenerd
Iran should buy some Jeffs to get through S-400😁
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⚡️🇮🇷 It takes balls of steel to fly against hundreds of enemy F-35 and other advanced fighter jets to defend your country.
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The Pakistan News — پاکستان 🇵🇰
Good news, progress. Someone is making it, idk who.
This is actually happening 😁
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⚡️🇲🇦 Meanwhile Moroccan Market place is Selling what appears to be F16 fighter Jet.
The seller said:
" Because of the ongoing war you will need an unarmed F16, it only flew 520km so the aircraft is reliable if you need missiles figure it out yourself, bcs I need them for myself."
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The seller said:
" Because of the ongoing war you will need an unarmed F16, it only flew 520km so the aircraft is reliable if you need missiles figure it out yourself, bcs I need them for myself."
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Nigga say that again ?
There is chance that the Mutah enjoyers have shut down an F15 and captured the pilot ?
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There is chance that the Mutah enjoyers have shut down an F15 and captured the pilot ?
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THE SHIAA FUCKS HAD THE CHANCE OF HUMILIATING TRUMP BY CAPTURING THOSE PILOTS
A WHOLE BLOODY HOUR THOSE PILOTS WERE THERE.
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A WHOLE BLOODY HOUR THOSE PILOTS WERE THERE.
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