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After a full day of research and reading, it's obvious that Iran has won the war. I will demonstrate, point by point, precisely what Iran has achieved with this conflict:
1. Broader knowledge of Mossad networks in Iran: JFL they has expelled all Indians from the country, fully over for currycels. Strong purges are coming in Iran, along with increased investment in counterintelligence.
2. Dramatic drop in the effectiveness of Israeli anti-defense systems: From the Iron Dome to the scarce Arrow III and THAAD anti-missile systems. Their effectiveness after only 13 days of war and practically 12 days of Iranian attacks, brutal lifefuel for Iran and its proxies. A combined attack by Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iran, targeting Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem (the three most populated areas of Israel by far), could really kill a lot of people. And it's probably the most dangerous information the Israeli contras currently have.
3. Considering that even the CIA admits that the damage has been significant im Fordo and that, at best, the Iranian nuclear program has been delayed for a few months, it's brutal. Iran is in a position to negotiate its sanctions, just as it was in 2015. This is probably a greater danger to Israel than nuclear weapons, as this would only secure the regime, but realistically, it doesn't increase direct military capability, but rather military deterrence. And an Iran awash in petrodollars is an Iran with a more stable regime, and with more money to invest in industry and innovation, including the military one.
In terms of military hardware, Iran has lost about 50 launchers out of 300 (current estimates), which is minuscule in the long term. The biggest loss has undoubtedly been military manpower.
Iran has benefited greatly from the media and public opinion, but the regime is in a very weak position. If they manage to survive and play their cards right, they will prosper.
n***a, Israel hasn't achieved any of its goals in Gaza, Lebanon, or Iran. Let's pray for the people of Gaza, who are suffering more and more.
1. Broader knowledge of Mossad networks in Iran: JFL they has expelled all Indians from the country, fully over for currycels. Strong purges are coming in Iran, along with increased investment in counterintelligence.
2. Dramatic drop in the effectiveness of Israeli anti-defense systems: From the Iron Dome to the scarce Arrow III and THAAD anti-missile systems. Their effectiveness after only 13 days of war and practically 12 days of Iranian attacks, brutal lifefuel for Iran and its proxies. A combined attack by Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iran, targeting Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem (the three most populated areas of Israel by far), could really kill a lot of people. And it's probably the most dangerous information the Israeli contras currently have.
3. Considering that even the CIA admits that the damage has been significant im Fordo and that, at best, the Iranian nuclear program has been delayed for a few months, it's brutal. Iran is in a position to negotiate its sanctions, just as it was in 2015. This is probably a greater danger to Israel than nuclear weapons, as this would only secure the regime, but realistically, it doesn't increase direct military capability, but rather military deterrence. And an Iran awash in petrodollars is an Iran with a more stable regime, and with more money to invest in industry and innovation, including the military one.
In terms of military hardware, Iran has lost about 50 launchers out of 300 (current estimates), which is minuscule in the long term. The biggest loss has undoubtedly been military manpower.
Iran has benefited greatly from the media and public opinion, but the regime is in a very weak position. If they manage to survive and play their cards right, they will prosper.
n***a, Israel hasn't achieved any of its goals in Gaza, Lebanon, or Iran. Let's pray for the people of Gaza, who are suffering more and more.
