Iranian Chill Thread

[TheImmortal]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497824283569053698

Unconfirmed...from a pro-Russia account but has been pretty reliable. Even he discloses it’s not from official sources when passing this info along

 

[Stryker1982]

Breakthrough into Kharkiv, breakthrough to Irpin (Bridge to Kiev blow up).
Possible breakthrough on Sumy-Kiev highway.

Looks like numerous offensive this morning.

 

[Stryker1982]

Truely amazing.

While the Russians are making advances on many fronts this morning, the disinformation campaign has become atrociously brazen.

 

[rmi5]

Truely amazing.

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While the Russians are making advances on many fronts this morning, the disinformation campaign has become atrociously brazen.

That's quite expected. You cannot really trust any news right now, unless you see the footage, or both sides confirms it. For now, we need to wait for the dust to settle, before any news can be trusted, I think there's no hurry about it anyways, as we already know what will finally happen, so I'd say not to get too hyped up about the news.
Peace

 

[sha ah]

Russian troops seem to be an on a rampage today. Fighting in the center of Kharkiv, Ukraine's 2nd largest city. Multiple other regions have fallen under Russian control. The noose seems to be tightening around Kiev as well.

Russian troops captured Shulginka village in Luhansk region​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497844452135743489

Russian troops in Kharkiv at Bolshoi Danilovsky 27​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497820582607572992

Russian special operation forces engaged in street fighting in Kharkiv​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497822728879026183

can they show us a picture of these massive swarms of Russian troops destroyed ? Let me guess, the pictures will turn out to be Ukrainian equipment after the fact. LOL

Truely amazing.

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While the Russians are making advances on many fronts this morning, the disinformation campaign has become atrociously brazen.

 

[Stryker1982]

Russian troops seem to be an on a rampage today. Fighting in the center of Kharkiv, Ukraine's 2nd largest city. Multiple other regions have fallen under Russian control. The noose seems to be tightening around Kiev as well.

Russian troops captured Shulginka village in Luhansk region​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497844452135743489

Russian troops in Kharkiv at Bolshoi Danilovsky 27​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497820582607572992

Russian special operation forces engaged in street fighting in Kharkiv​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497822728879026183

can they show us a picture of these massive swarms of Russian troops destroyed ? Let me guess, the pictures will turn out to be Ukrainian equipment after the fact. LOL

They'll probably negotiate a peace deal without fighting for Kiev. Focus may be tightening the noose on Kiev and advancing on other fronts, but avoiding the damage and bloodshed of Kiev.

Zelensky said he is willing to negotiate but not in Minsk.

 

[BigMelatonin]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497618094327582722

Seems like the Israeli state is following the US and condemning Russia openly rather than stay neutral like India did. If this war manages to create a rift between the Israeli state and Russia, it would be even more beneficial for Iran. We recently saw Russia openly reaffirm it's view that Golan is Syrian territory and that Jerusalem is not their capital, if Russia no longer allows them to hinder arms deals and stops them from striking Syria with impunity we could see a change in the balance of power on that front.

 

[Hack-Hook]

Anyway, time will pass and Iran's noble Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei the Great will be remembered by history as the only head of state who seriously confronted zionism during his time

Don't like it . sound like a monarch or despot non of our Imams called themselves that , and non allowed others describe them as such

 

[sha ah]

One thing to keep in mind is that the Syrian state went through a 10 year civil war that hasn't even ended yet. At this point the Syrians are very war weary and are more focused on rebuilding and sustaining themselves.

Keep in mind that currently large swathes of their territory are under foreign occupation, including most of their oil resources currently under US control and territory in the north along with Idlib under Turkish nominal control.

Iran could have deployed missiles and SAM systems in Syria a long time ago but engaging in a shooting war with Israel is the last thing the Syrians want right now. They quite frankly don't seem to have the will or the stomach for it.

The Houthis on the other hand are fighting tooth and nail for their rightful resources and territory and don't care as much about sustaining losses. The Houthis have more of a warrior mentality while Assad is more of a careful, elder statesmen type who carefully weighs all his options and threads very cautiously.

In the broader context, I personally believe that when it comes to these regional issues, Iran has sacrificed more than enough for these causes like Golan or the Palestinians. Iran has given them the means but they have to have the will to carry on their struggles.

Right now, after everything, the Iranian government should focus on boosting the economy in order to increase the quality of life for the average Iranian. Yes Iran should remain militarily capable, yes Iran should keep an eye on regional affairs, but realistically there comes a time when these allies need to step up and fight for themselves.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497618094327582722

Seems like the Israeli state is following the US and condemning Russia openly rather than stay neutral like India did. If this war manages to create a rift between the Israeli state and Russia, it would be even more beneficial for Iran. We recently saw Russia openly reaffirm it's view that Golan is Syrian territory and that Jerusalem is not their capital, if Russia no longer allows them to hinder arms deals and stops them from striking Syria with impunity we could see a change in the balance of power on that front.

 

[OldTwilight]

This will take longer.

The city fighting will take much longer based on Syrian fighting. Russia isn’t going to siege the cities like SAA did in Syria or level buildings like Syria. So Kharkov and Kiev and Mariupol will be challenges.

I think Kiev at this rate could last another 2 weeks. Unless Russia sends reinforcements. Right now Russia is not using even 40% of its forces.

But situation is fluid so I’m going to see how much land they cover in 72 hours. That will give us a week’s worth of data to make a better prediction.

Russian did modernized their army , but they cut their numbers , now , its bite them ....

regular solders are more suited for patrolling occupied land , professional solders are more suited for spear heading assault ....

 

[Hormuz]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1497826623361536003

 

[sha ah]

Putin wanted to bring the Ukrainians to the negotiating table without inflicting too much damage or casualties. This is why Putin has not even deployed his most elite front line troops to the fight.

However if things continue to escalate the Russians will bring in the big guns and employ more ruthless tactics. Recently the TOS-1 has been seen being transported to the battlefield.

Honestly this entire conflict is really pointless. The Ukrainians have no chance at all. However if they want to learn this the hard way, this too can be arranged. It's very unfortunate that Ukraine is currently being run by a gang of pro NATO radicals who insist on antagonizing and threatening Russia.

Think about it, this is the same government that banned the Russian language when 1/3rd of Ukrainians are infact Russian. They massacred ethnic Russians who protested and refused to go along with their policies and then when Russians in the east stood up to them, they began shelling and shooting their own people.

For 7 years now Russia and Putin have tried to broker some sort of compromise but this radical government refuses and all along has continued to bomb its own people. Now these radicals are being confronted by a military force that they have absolutely no chance of prevailing against, however they refuse to accept reality.

I hope for the sake of the Ukrainian people that this radical government is decapitated, the sooner, the better. They're willing to destroy their entire country over their hatred of Russia and all things Russian.

Ukraine could be extremely successful as a neutral nation, something like another Switzerland. they could trade with the EU on one side and Russia/China on the other. However this obsession with NATO and wanting to fight Russia will completely annihilate the Ukrainian nation.

I just hope that sooner than later, someone in the Ukrainian military takes control away from this radical government in Kiev. Or perhaps a Russian missile will find its mark and wipe these pro-war, pro-NATO fanatics off the face of the earth, before it's too late and the entire Ukrainian nation is laid to waste.

Russian did modernized their army , but they cut their numbers , now , its bite them ....

regular solders are more suited for patrolling occupied land , professional solders are more suited for spear heading assault ....

 

[Stryker1982]

Seems like Ukraine has retained some Air capability, not much but enough to have some effect, including recent strikes that looks like it came from drones or at-least monitored by drones. Not hearing much about ECM being used here.

Important lessons to be learned here for Iran. Cut the bullshit, and don't leave a single airbase or structure intact. Russian really took it to easy on this one. 200 something missiles is not enough for your first attack. Atleast 1000 based on the size of these airbases.

 

[waz]

Brothers this is fast becoming the 'Russian/Ukraine war thread' when we have one going. I don't mind but this is the Iranian 'chill' thread.

 

[QWECXZ]

Seems like Ukraine has retained some Air capability, not much but enough to have some effect, including recent strikes that looks like it came from drones or at-least monitored by drones. Not hearing much about ECM being used here.

Important lessons to be learned here for Iran. Cut the bullshit, and don't leave a single airbase or structure intact. Russian really took it to easy on this one. 200 something missiles is not enough for your first attack. Atleast 1000 based on the size of these airbases.

And we have people here like @SalarHaqq who think +5,000 (let's say 20,000) missiles will be enough to cripple not only all US bases in the neighboring countries to as far as Diego Garcia, but they think we can also cripple our neighbor's infrastructures as well and force them to end the war.

And when I show them calculations, to which they do not object, that we'll need at least 2,000,000 missiles to do what a decent air force can do in a prolonged war, they say we won't need that much destructive power because the war will end soon. This kind of thinking is very dangerous for Iran's national security.