Che cosa intendi con osso ? Ci sono novita dal sud est asiatico?Originariamente Scritto da MaoMao
Che cosa intendi con osso ? Ci sono novita dal sud est asiatico?
una guerra tra Iran e Arabia sarebbe un'ottima occasione per foraggiare entrambi i paesi e far sì che si sterminino a vicenda, dopo di ché si entra di forza e si cambia i loro sistemi di governo in modo da renderli fedeli vassalli dell'Occidente rendendoli con le pezze al culo in modo tale che il programma nucleare se lo scordano. O vogliamo veramente ingrandire il club dei paesi con l'atomica? la storia sta dimostrando che solo l'occidente deve avere il diritto della deterrenza nucleare , anche la Russia dovrà essere privata di qualsiasi armamento nucleare perché stanno dimostrando di non averne alcun diritto essendo un paese di teste di cazzo governati da gangster, ma ci vorrà ancora tempo.
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Ultima modifica di Biocane; 02-11-22 alle 12:33
Gli amici della Russia vogliono colpire gli alleati statunitensi per distrarli dall'Ucraina. Non attaccheranno, ma intanto distraggono.
Anche la Corea del Nord ha mandato petardi a sud, oggi.
La Korea del sud ha risposto con missili per ogni confine, tanto per mandare il messaggio che se non la smettono di cazzeggiare i chicchi di riso per salvarli dalla carestia possono essere sostituiti con altro.
https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/n...-42112746.html
Ultima modifica di Necrotemus; 02-11-22 alle 13:01
Sì, certo, poi finisce come in Afghanistan con la gente che si attacca agli aerei in partenza.
No Mike. No, no Mike. That was so not right! You need to reinstate the lap before, that's not right.Toto? It's called motor race. Okay? We went car racing...
Ma figurati quanto potrebbero durare i sabbipodi iraniani se rompono il cazzo da quelle parti. Magari lo facessero.
Commander, Saudi Air Forces
Situation
The recent naval incident has given us the go-ahead to launch the attack and cripple Iran’s oil industry for years. If Iran does not beat us to the punch with an air and missile strike of their own, we expect that they will do so in retaliation from the moment we the begin the attack-and that their intelligence will detect us doing so very quickly.
Even our normal allies have warned in favor of caution, but that time has passed. We shall do what must be done. The weather is clear and expected to remain so for the rest of the day.
Enemy Forces:
Iran’s air force is old and familiar. Although it contains hundreds of aircraft, the strain of the shah-era equipment is such that we estimate no more than fifty or sixty at once can be deployed even on a desperate war footing. Only the F-14s massed at Isfahan are likely to conduct roving CAPs. The rest of the IRIAF’s fighter aircraft will almost certainly remain on the ground and launch pop-up attacks on nearby strike planes. Their ground attack aircraft are likely to either remain at their bases or launch a suicidal bombing raid.
Besides the concentrated F-14s at Isfahan, the IRIAF has its F-4s and F-5s spread throughout the country at airports and airbases, rotating them and changing names to confuse enemy intelligence. They pose little threat to our F-15s and Eurofighters.
Ground-based air defenses consist of the recently-delivered S-300 batteries and the old, familiar Cold War surplus weapons. The S-300s have been spotted defending Tehran and are unlikely to have moved much farther south-even if the regime had wanted to, the TELs could not physically move that far that fast.
Their missile force is the biggest threat, and the one least able to be countered. Our operations staff have determined that it will not be cost effective to play “whack-a-TEL” with the enemy missile force during these operations, as the size of Iran means that most will be able to launch in time. Our only chance is to trust in the Patriot batteries.
Irregular and special operations will undoubtedly be attempted, but that is out of your hands. The security forces will try to handle that.
Friendly Forces:
The Saudi Air Force is at your disposal. As many aircraft as possible have been readied for the strike.
Al-Kharj AB: E-3 and Saab AEW aircraft, tankers.
King AbdulAziz Airbase: F-15C and F-15S fighters, Tornado ground attack aircraft.
King Khalid AB: F-15S fighters, including the new F-15SA.
King Fahd AB: Eurofighters and F-15Cs.
King Faisal AB: F-15C.
In addition, the nation’s arsenal of DF-21 missiles has been readied and leadership is considering deploying our outdated DF-3s as well. (To request the deployment of the missiles, go to “Special Actions”)
The navy remains in port, as its deployment in the congested waters has been judged cost-ineffective until the Iranian sea and missile threat has been totally cleared.
Execution
The principal targets are the Kharg Island export terminal and as many of Iran’s domestic oil refineries as possible. Beyond that, oil rigs, pipeline segments and power plants are valid as well. Absent the northern-based S-300, the defenses cannot completely stop a strike package but can maul it. POWs will be an important bargaining chip, therefore losses of aircraft must be kept as low as possible.
The kingdom’s defenses, even in a severely weakened state, are more than capable of stopping any conventional air offensive by the Iranians. The wild card is their ballistic missile complex. An apocalyptic barrage is possible but unlikely-our intelligence believes they view a long-term deterrent to threaten the Gulf and keep oil prices high as an important priority, and will be unlikely to launch en masse unless they start losing missile systems in battle.
That being said, a missile attack of some kind is inevitable. Intelligence obviously cannot pinpoint the exact target, but believes it to be either the Abqaiq processing complex or an airbase, likely Al-Kharj or Abdulaziz. As Abqaiq is both vital and not as easily repairable as other refineries, it is a weak link, and a Patriot battery has been deployed specifically to defend it from missile strikes.
Be aware that our improved ties with the rest of the world mean we can repair our infrastructure far more easily, so be aggressive and do not be overly scared by the loss of buildings.
Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar, and Oman have forbidden the use of their airspace. Our other neighbors have either allowed us to pass through or are in no shape to contest an intervention.
Command:
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EMCON state C, unrestricted emissions.
Come nell'attuale Repubblica democratica di Afghanistan
una bella guerra nel deserto come promozione al secondo film di dune che uscirà il prossimo anno
Noooo, altri VG nel deserto noooooooooooo!
basta costi cazzo di sabbipodi
Eh, speriamo si auto-estinguano.
In Arabia Saudita una ragazza è stata condannata a 18 anni di prigione per alcuni tweet
Il principe ereditario Mohammed bin Salman, di fatto leader del paese, si è detto rammaricato della sentenza, attribuendola a «cattive leggi» che non può cambiare. Gruppi per i diritti umani sauditi hanno fatto però notare che le condanne si basano su alcune leggi entrate in vigore poco dopo che Mohammed bin Salman ottenne il potere, nel 2017.
https://www.ilpost.it/2023/09/25/ara...dannata-tweet/
anzi che non l'hanno fatta a pezzettoni
mah. è stato celebrato da renzi e soprattutto possiede quasi il 100% di snk, è un po' come se fosse il papÃ* acquisito di king of fighters e metal slug. io gli credo. è anche un bell'ometto, che non fa male
Una rastrelliera per fucili? Io non possiedo neanche un fucile, tantomeno una gamma di fucili che richieda un'intera rastrelliera. Che ci faccio con una rastrelliera per fucili?
ma stanno ancora facendo la guerra in Yemen senza rimediare niente da anni?
+1
Mi dicono dalla regia (colleghi che vanno in A.S. per lavoro) che grazie al nuovo principe qualcosa si sta aprendo.
Un altro collega, fotografo, è andato in vacanza per 5 giorni e ha trovato donne in giro senza velo, come in Siria o Marocco etc.
È che causa Photoshop ha preso 4/5 cantonate con concubine prese a catalogo e adesso pretende di vederle belle discinte in giro per poterle scegliere a colpo sicuro
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