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Serious TRUMP HAS LOST THE IRAN WAR
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Now half of Europe is under threat.
Stop the war criminal and baby killer now before it is too late.
Luckily Singapore and most of Uganda still safe
Iran's launch of a ballistic missile for a distance of around 4,000 kilometers, shattering the 2,000 kilometer range which much of the world hoped it would stay under, likely came from using a ballistic missile using a two-stage, satellite-like launch process, former IDF air defense chief Brig.-Gen. Ran Kochav told The Jerusalem Post on Sunday.
Kochav said that the launch had "doubled the demonstrated capability overnight" of what Iran could do when it targeted the joint UK-US base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.
Echoing IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir's statement Saturday night that the additional distance probably stemmed from a launch vehicle that used multiple stages, Kochav noted that Iran has been working for years on such two-stage launch technologies to try to get satellites into space.
For years, both Israel and the US have warned that Iranian satellite tests could turn out to have dual-use elements, leading to intercontinental ballistic missiles, both conventional and nuclear.
While the Islamic Republic has always denied this possibility, it is likely that Saturday's launch has exposed a clandestine program it has operated for years for precisely such purposes.
Discussing different scenarios, Kochav, who was later also the IDF's chief spokesman, said that it was possible that the kind of missile used might be a modified USSR-era R 27 ballistic missile.
The R 27 was mainly fired by the USSR from submarines, and potentially had nuclear capabilities, but Iran could have modified it to launch from a land-based platform.
Kochav stated that North Korea has used a missile coming from a similar technological background which has proven the capability to reach around 3,000 kilometers.
If the missile came from the R 27 family background, Kochav said it would typically carry a warhead of 1.5-2 tons of explosives.
According to Kochav, one way that the missile could have had its range extended from 3,000 to 4,000 kilometers could be if a clandestine program worked on launching the missile with a much lighter warhead.
In other words, if the warhead is lighter, then the missile is lighter, and could travel farther in a shorter time using the same amount of energy and a similar launch process.
Another possibility that has been discussed is a modified Khorramshahr-4 class.
"From an engineering standpoint, ballistic missiles exit the atmosphere into exo-atmospheric flight before re-entering," Kochav explained further.
Moreover, he said that "trajectory physics means they [the missiles] can strike from any azimuth—north, east, west or south—rendering directional origin irrelevant. Consequently, London, Paris, Berlin and every other European capital now lie within credible Iranian reach."
Significantly, Zamir had named Paris and Berlin, but Kochav added in London as also being in range.
"This escalation fundamentally alters the threat calculus: the Middle East is no longer a geographically contained theatre. Europe must treat Iranian ballistic capability as a direct continental risk," said Kochav.
Further, he said that regarding UK defenses, the country "possesses sophisticated naval assets able to deploy SM-3 interceptors and participates in NATO integrated air and missile defense."
However, he added that "it currently lacks a dedicated, ground-based exo-atmospheric layer comparable to Germany’s operational Arrow-3 batteries (first deployed late 2025, with major expansion under contract)."
Broader NATO and EU coverage remains uneven and insufficient against saturation or long-range strikes, warned Kochav, emphasizing that, "the era of strategic complacency has ended."
To reach the US, Iran would need to extend its missiles range to 10,000 kilometers.
But if Iran has mastered a two stage launch into space, this skill is often viewed as harder to master than extending the range of an ICBM even more once two stage launch skills have been learned.
One unanswered question is how Israel missed this particularly threatening long-range missile for three weeks.
On March 16, in an extremely rare public statement, an IDF intelligence official from Unit 9900 said that Israel destroyed an Iranian base that was focused on building technologies to shoot down satellites belonging to Israel and other adversaries.
According to the officer from the IDF’s clandestine satellite intelligence division, the goal of the attack was to maintain Israel’s supremacy in space, especially regarding satellite surveillance.
The site was used to develop Iran’s Chamran 1 (a low-earth-orbit technology demonstration satellite), built by the Iranian Ministry of Defense’s electronics industries, and launched into space with a rocket built by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in September 2024, Iran’s state-run media reported at the time.
The report described the event as the second comparable launch to place a satellite into orbit with the rocket.
At the time, Tehran identified the satellite-carrying rocket as the Qaem-100, which the IRGC used again in January for another successful launch.
The solid-fuel, three-stage rocket reportedly put the Chamran-1 satellite, weighing 60 kilograms (132 pounds), into a 550-kilometer (340-mile) orbit.
The US intelligence community’s 2024 worldwide threat assessment warned that Iran’s development of satellite launch vehicles “would shorten the timeline” for it to develop an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM).
The IDF on March 8 attacked the IRGC’s Aerospace Force Headquarters for launching satellites, technology with potential dual use for incorporation into future attempts to develop nuclear weapons, which could be fired long-range into space and hit the United States.
The headquarters had been used by the IRGC to promote its aerospace efforts, including the 2022 launch of the Khayyam satellite, successfully launched by Iran using a Russian Soyuz rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
Given all of the energy the IDF has invested in striking aerospace facilities, it is unclear why it missed this particular missile, other than possibly Iran succeeded at concealing the missile's existence from Israel.
Stop the war criminal and baby killer now before it is too late.
Luckily Singapore and most of Uganda still safe
Iran using ‘satellite-like’ launches to double missile range, ex-IDF air defense chief warns
After Iran doubled the range of its ballistic missiles from 2,000 to 4,000 kilometers overnight, Ran Kochav tells The Post recent launches may have exposed a clandestine program.
Iran's launch of a ballistic missile for a distance of around 4,000 kilometers, shattering the 2,000 kilometer range which much of the world hoped it would stay under, likely came from using a ballistic missile using a two-stage, satellite-like launch process, former IDF air defense chief Brig.-Gen. Ran Kochav told The Jerusalem Post on Sunday.
Kochav said that the launch had "doubled the demonstrated capability overnight" of what Iran could do when it targeted the joint UK-US base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.
Echoing IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir's statement Saturday night that the additional distance probably stemmed from a launch vehicle that used multiple stages, Kochav noted that Iran has been working for years on such two-stage launch technologies to try to get satellites into space.
For years, both Israel and the US have warned that Iranian satellite tests could turn out to have dual-use elements, leading to intercontinental ballistic missiles, both conventional and nuclear.
While the Islamic Republic has always denied this possibility, it is likely that Saturday's launch has exposed a clandestine program it has operated for years for precisely such purposes.
Discussing different scenarios, Kochav, who was later also the IDF's chief spokesman, said that it was possible that the kind of missile used might be a modified USSR-era R 27 ballistic missile.
The R 27 was mainly fired by the USSR from submarines, and potentially had nuclear capabilities, but Iran could have modified it to launch from a land-based platform.
Kochav stated that North Korea has used a missile coming from a similar technological background which has proven the capability to reach around 3,000 kilometers.
If the missile came from the R 27 family background, Kochav said it would typically carry a warhead of 1.5-2 tons of explosives.
According to Kochav, one way that the missile could have had its range extended from 3,000 to 4,000 kilometers could be if a clandestine program worked on launching the missile with a much lighter warhead.
In other words, if the warhead is lighter, then the missile is lighter, and could travel farther in a shorter time using the same amount of energy and a similar launch process.
Another possibility that has been discussed is a modified Khorramshahr-4 class.
Every European country now within Iran's reach
Tehran has long claimed a maximum range of approximately 2,000 kilometers."From an engineering standpoint, ballistic missiles exit the atmosphere into exo-atmospheric flight before re-entering," Kochav explained further.
Moreover, he said that "trajectory physics means they [the missiles] can strike from any azimuth—north, east, west or south—rendering directional origin irrelevant. Consequently, London, Paris, Berlin and every other European capital now lie within credible Iranian reach."
Significantly, Zamir had named Paris and Berlin, but Kochav added in London as also being in range.
"This escalation fundamentally alters the threat calculus: the Middle East is no longer a geographically contained theatre. Europe must treat Iranian ballistic capability as a direct continental risk," said Kochav.
Further, he said that regarding UK defenses, the country "possesses sophisticated naval assets able to deploy SM-3 interceptors and participates in NATO integrated air and missile defense."
However, he added that "it currently lacks a dedicated, ground-based exo-atmospheric layer comparable to Germany’s operational Arrow-3 batteries (first deployed late 2025, with major expansion under contract)."
Broader NATO and EU coverage remains uneven and insufficient against saturation or long-range strikes, warned Kochav, emphasizing that, "the era of strategic complacency has ended."
To reach the US, Iran would need to extend its missiles range to 10,000 kilometers.
But if Iran has mastered a two stage launch into space, this skill is often viewed as harder to master than extending the range of an ICBM even more once two stage launch skills have been learned.
One unanswered question is how Israel missed this particularly threatening long-range missile for three weeks.
On March 16, in an extremely rare public statement, an IDF intelligence official from Unit 9900 said that Israel destroyed an Iranian base that was focused on building technologies to shoot down satellites belonging to Israel and other adversaries.
According to the officer from the IDF’s clandestine satellite intelligence division, the goal of the attack was to maintain Israel’s supremacy in space, especially regarding satellite surveillance.
The site was used to develop Iran’s Chamran 1 (a low-earth-orbit technology demonstration satellite), built by the Iranian Ministry of Defense’s electronics industries, and launched into space with a rocket built by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in September 2024, Iran’s state-run media reported at the time.
The report described the event as the second comparable launch to place a satellite into orbit with the rocket.
At the time, Tehran identified the satellite-carrying rocket as the Qaem-100, which the IRGC used again in January for another successful launch.
The solid-fuel, three-stage rocket reportedly put the Chamran-1 satellite, weighing 60 kilograms (132 pounds), into a 550-kilometer (340-mile) orbit.
The US intelligence community’s 2024 worldwide threat assessment warned that Iran’s development of satellite launch vehicles “would shorten the timeline” for it to develop an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM).
The IDF on March 8 attacked the IRGC’s Aerospace Force Headquarters for launching satellites, technology with potential dual use for incorporation into future attempts to develop nuclear weapons, which could be fired long-range into space and hit the United States.
The headquarters had been used by the IRGC to promote its aerospace efforts, including the 2022 launch of the Khayyam satellite, successfully launched by Iran using a Russian Soyuz rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
Given all of the energy the IDF has invested in striking aerospace facilities, it is unclear why it missed this particular missile, other than possibly Iran succeeded at concealing the missile's existence from Israel.
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So shameful man
Act like big boss but end up like 2 big rotten balls
lol
US-Iran negotiations: US President Donald Trump said that Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are leading negotiations with Iran, expressing optimism that a deal is in sight. An Iranian source told CNN that Tehran is willing to listen to “sustainable” proposals to end the war.
https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/iran-war-us-israel-trump-03-24-26
Act like big boss but end up like 2 big rotten balls
lol
Trump says Vance and Rubio are participating in talks with Iran to end war
US-Iran negotiations: US President Donald Trump said that Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are leading negotiations with Iran, expressing optimism that a deal is in sight. An Iranian source told CNN that Tehran is willing to listen to “sustainable” proposals to end the war.
https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/iran-war-us-israel-trump-03-24-26
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War criminal has admitted to murders of Iranian leaders
Imagine you admitting to killing someone
And bombing little schoolgirls
How would you feel
Sad, go crazy, seek forgiveness or be proud and want to kill again?
Fits perfectly to the description of a psycho
An ordinary person would be incarcerated immediately and under observation of a team of psychiatrists
"We killed all their leadership. Then they met to choose new leaders and we killed all of them.
Now, we have a new group and we can easily do that. But let's see how they turn out," Trump said.
Imagine you admitting to killing someone
And bombing little schoolgirls
How would you feel
Sad, go crazy, seek forgiveness or be proud and want to kill again?
Fits perfectly to the description of a psycho
An ordinary person would be incarcerated immediately and under observation of a team of psychiatrists
"We killed all their leadership. Then they met to choose new leaders and we killed all of them.
Now, we have a new group and we can easily do that. But let's see how they turn out," Trump said.
They are going to make a deal, they are going to make a deal. They did something yesterday that was amazing. Actually, they gave us a present and the present arrived today and it was a very big present worth a tremendous amount of money. And I'm not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant uh uh prize and they said they were going to give it. SO that meant one thing to me. We are dealing with the right people. etc ......
He's just buying time for his ground troops to arrive and take over Kharg Island, which exactly is the "very big present worth a tremendous amount of money". Thereafter, he can force Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz and at the same time, control the sale of Iranian oils (on who and where they can sell them to). This bastard is an American mafia/bandit, which even Hell also don't want him.
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The empire of lies! The good news is Iran is here to expose them
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George Galloway, British analyst:
Trump is a market manipulator, a price fixer, and an insider trader. He is not negotiating with anyone. When the markets open, the war ends. When they close, he massacres women and children as usual. He is a fraud. A criminal...
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A reporter points out that Trump's "5-day pause" in the war is the exact amount of time it takes for thousands of US Marines to arrive in the region.
He also used the announcement to manipulate the stock market—absolute chaos and deception.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER
Guess who says this
Clue?
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Close enough… tiagong the resupply for U arse of A is rerouting through the Cape of Good HopeWait till we see Yemen blocking the Gulf of Aden
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Why would the soldiers want to die for a loud mouth who does not even know what he says
https://sg.yahoo.com/news/iranian-attack-saudi-injures-least-224939787.html
WASHINGTON (AP) — An Iranian missile attack Friday wounded at least 10 U.S. service members and damaged several planes at a military base in Saudi Arabia, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the situation.
Two of the troops were seriously wounded, one of the officials said. The attack on Prince Sultan Air Base damaged several U.S. refueling aircraft, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive military matters.
The attack, which involved an Iranian missile as well as drones, comes a day after President Donald Trump said Iran has been “obliterated” and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that “never in recorded history has a nation’s military been so quickly and so effectively neutralized.”
This is not the first time that Prince Sultan Air Base has been targeted by Iran. Army Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, was wounded during a March 1 attack on the base and died days later. He is one of the 13 service members who have been killed in the war.
Satellite imagery that appeared to show the damage to the aircraft in the latest attack had been posted online. The attack was reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal.
U.S. Central Command said earlier Friday that more than 300 service members have been wounded in the monthlong conflict. While most of the wounded have recovered and returned to duty, 30 remained out of action and 10 were considered seriously wounded.
Iranian attack on Saudi base wounds at least 10 US troops and damages several planes
https://sg.yahoo.com/news/iranian-attack-saudi-injures-least-224939787.html
WASHINGTON (AP) — An Iranian missile attack Friday wounded at least 10 U.S. service members and damaged several planes at a military base in Saudi Arabia, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the situation.
Two of the troops were seriously wounded, one of the officials said. The attack on Prince Sultan Air Base damaged several U.S. refueling aircraft, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive military matters.
The attack, which involved an Iranian missile as well as drones, comes a day after President Donald Trump said Iran has been “obliterated” and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that “never in recorded history has a nation’s military been so quickly and so effectively neutralized.”
This is not the first time that Prince Sultan Air Base has been targeted by Iran. Army Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, was wounded during a March 1 attack on the base and died days later. He is one of the 13 service members who have been killed in the war.
Satellite imagery that appeared to show the damage to the aircraft in the latest attack had been posted online. The attack was reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal.
U.S. Central Command said earlier Friday that more than 300 service members have been wounded in the monthlong conflict. While most of the wounded have recovered and returned to duty, 30 remained out of action and 10 were considered seriously wounded.
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