Russian military intervention and aid to Syria #4

Werewolf wrote:The question you people should ask is why is the entire warhead missing while there is no crater. Those cruise missiles even when subsonic have quite significant speed and those that did not ignite would still fall down with some smaller crater and the warhead disappeared where? It has no system to eject warhead and leaven engine and fuselage alone so where is the warhead?

sepheronx wrote:So that would confirm my point that Iranians are neither trust worthy and are cucks. Cause I recall seeing videos of Iranians waving US flag and Iranian flag over recent agreements even though US sanctioned you guys for 30 years and caused more damage than lack of S-300 sale.....

Go figure. Screw Iran. Like the Iraqi guy said, they barely helping Syria for being allied to them.

Edit: i see you removed your post about it.

ult wrote:Nice "allies" we have here...

KoTeMoRe wrote: it's better for Russia these got to Iran, that will help Iran have an better self defense inventory, you know after the S300 fiasco. Plus as Acheron said, you need a whole lot of work to have both a launch vehicle and even more to make it ground based.

It's part of this war, and i also find it a bit special that we see Iran put their people on the line, but somehow we disrespect their sacrifice by playing petty games. I'm sure there's a gag order in Iran, and that they keep it up at their best capacity.

ShahryarHedayatiSHBA wrote:

sepheronx wrote:So that would confirm my point that Iranians are neither trust worthy and are cucks. Cause I recall seeing videos of Iranians waving US flag and Iranian flag over recent agreements even though US sanctioned you guys for 30 years and caused more damage than lack of S-300 sale.....

Go figure. Screw Iran. Like the Iraqi guy said, they barely helping Syria for being allied to them.

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ult wrote:Nice "allies" we have here...

There is always some level of disagreement  between the allies and even between two fellow countrymans

Not a major problem

KoTeMoRe wrote: it's better for Russia these got to Iran, that will help Iran have an better self defense inventory, you know after the S300 fiasco. Plus as Acheron said, you need a whole lot of work to have both a launch vehicle and even more to make it ground based.

It's part of this war, and i also find it a bit special that we see Iran put their people on the line, but somehow we disrespect their sacrifice by playing petty games. I'm sure there's a gag order in Iran, and that they keep it up at their best capacity.

My Russian comrades must know the s-300 issue and a many years of delay on it's  sale before canceling it  and the decades of delay and cost over runs to finish the bushehr nuclear plant  and the  Russian vote on  sanction resolution against Iran ,  became a primary source of distrust from Iranian side , also all people here see it as a back stabbing act by Russians (read it Putin) against Iran when we were in harsh condition (ie back breaking sanctions)

not to mentioned canceling the joint stealth fighter shafagh , after 5 years of hard work

I'm sorry but there's not much love here for Russia anymore
The thing is we have a common enemy and that's all i can say .

anyway move on

ShahryarHedayatiSHBA wrote:My Russian comrades must know the s-300 issue and a many years of delay on it's  sale before canceling it  and the decades of delay and cost over runs to finish the bushehr nuclear plant  and the  Russian vote on  sanction resolution against Iran ,  became a primary source of distrust from Iranian side , also all people here see it as a back stabbing act by Russians (read it Putin) against Iran when we were in harsh condition (ie back breaking sanctions)


not to mentioned canceling the joint stealth fighter shafagh , after 5 years of hard work

I'm sorry but there's not much love here for Russia anymore
The thing is we have a common enemy and that's all i can say.

sepheronx wrote:So that would confirm my point that Iranians are neither trust worthy and are cucks. Cause I recall seeing videos of Iranians waving US flag and Iranian flag over recent agreements even though US sanctioned you guys for 30 years and caused more damage than lack of S-300 sale.....

Go figure. Screw Iran. Like the Iraqi guy said, they barely helping Syria for being allied to them.

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Acheron wrote:

ShahryarHedayatiSHBA wrote:Stealth kh-101


So Russia gave her latest stealth technology to Iran
Thanks Russia

I hope we will see the  Iranian version soon

1) If a missile "pancakes", that't the shape you would expect it to have.
2) I am sure that there is an agreement with Iran that all crashed objects are to be given back -> Iranian specialists are free to photograph it and examine, but it will most likely make its way back to Russia.
3) Iranian specialists should prioritise work on aerial delivery vehicles for cruise missiles like Kh-55 and Kh-101, rather than the missiles themselves -> the state of the airforce is a major glaring deficiency (amongst others) of Iranian military.

ShahryarHedayatiSHBA wrote:

franco wrote:

sepheronx wrote:
Go figure. Screw Iran. Like the Iraqi guy said, they barely helping Syria for being allied to them.

Because we were under sanction , because we were bankrupted badly

we were in the situation much like soviet union in 1991, even worst

We are still under sanction and nothing had changed here.

sepheronx wrote:
Go figure. Screw Iran. Like the Iraqi guy said, they barely helping Syria for being allied to them.

marat wrote:

ShahryarHedayatiSHBA wrote:

franco wrote:

sepheronx wrote:
Go figure. Screw Iran. Like the Iraqi guy said, they barely helping Syria for being allied to them.

Because we were under sanction , because we were bankrupted badly

we were in the situation much like soviet union in 1991, even worst

We are still under sanction and nothing had changed here.

You do not see any Iranian responsability for that?

Werewolf wrote:I trust no country and no population that faced genocide, coup de etats and hostility from US who are not hating them with passion or are going the rute of becoming a right out bitch on a leash like poland, germany, france, japan and soon serbia is driving in this direction. The propaganda is so strong that genocide of japanese and germans by americans is something that is tossed under the rug in japan is undeniable of nuclear genocide but in germany so many "german MSM" call all that genocide against german civilian cities like dresden as "some" casualties. The allies have only killed 25.000 civilians in dresden according to "die Welt" while the 480.000 civilian deaths in that single city by US and british bombers are always quoted in our  US and Jewish lobby controlled MSM quote everything above 25.000 civilian deahs comes all from right wing NPD parties and burries with disinformation and right out lies the policy of the empire scum nations which ordered which are still well known to exterminate germans as many as possible which Churchill choose his words.

They are our death enemy always were always will be, that will never change and the sooner people understand that the better.

PapaDragon wrote:
Also ShahryarHedayatiSHBA, if you need some radiation-absorbent material just give our guys a call, we have plenty of F-177 leftovers. I saw a local guy selling some on e-bay a while ago...

PapaDragon wrote:Any chance we might get back on topic?

OK ,Comrade

I wish all the best to Russians and May God bless Russia

move on!

ult wrote:Back on topic? Easy.

Adviser mode.

According to French Defense Minister Jean Yves Le Drian, Russian Aerospace Forces aircraft have been launching significant strikes against the Islamic State positions in Syria.

"Russia’s stance on Syria has changed… It was dealt a serious blow by the Islamic State… Now Russia launches significant strikes against ISIL positions," Le Drian told Europe1 radio station.

On September 30, Russian military aircraft began executing precision strikes against ISIL forces in Syria at the behest of Syrian President Bashar Assad. Since the beginning of the airborne campaign Russian aircraft have carried out over 2,000 sorties, destroying about 3,000 ISIL targets and eliminating hundreds of militants.

The warships of Russian Caspian Flotilla also launched a series of cruise missile strikes against the ISIL assets in Syria.

On Tuesday Russian Aerospace Forces intensified their campaign in Syria, launching massive airstrikes against ISIL forces.

ShahryarHedayatiSHBA wrote:Good interview with Assad.


He certainly says a lot of the right things, in particular his caution in attributing the war to Sunni's as a whole but instead this extremist offshoot that has plagued the world for many years now. A smart comment also in how he describes 'Opposition'.

ult wrote:Back on topic? Easy.

Adviser mode.