Why would Pakistan attack Israel? Countries and governments be it democratic, autocratic or theocratic first care about their wellbeings, then their people's wellbeings. Israel is not a threat to Pakistan; it's barely on its periphery.
Meh. They did try hard to have peace with US before, during and after the hostage crisis, even after Lebanon.
This is also multifaceted. They never pressed the button on going the last mile for nukes for 2 decades.
Counter-revolutionary events are hardly religion specific.
But it didn't...
Yup totally forgot about my staging. It is the booster. Unsure about the Iranian one being a booster however, at least 700kms after possible launch site? A bit late, no?
For one we don't know if only a single interceptor was launched or any other details of the engagement at this stage. We don't actually even know if only one BM was launched.
Me approving something doesn't matter, it just is. This is the "RoE" in peacetimes like these. During national...
No. All air defence systems and early warning radars in Turkey(except the nonoperational S400 battery in Mürted) operate under the BHHM/CAOC Torrejon which answers to Ramstein at the moment. There's a subunit in Eskişehir at 1st AJÜ and all information goes through there, allowing Turkey full...
Doesn't really matter the class. Target was barely a corvette, more than likely they had no idea they were being watched and more than likely they were completely clueless until the last moment. Sad really. If Iran wasn't such a pariah, a barely combatant vessel being struck in a busy shipping...
Finally a little bit of movement on this front. But as usual this can go two ways. Few more MoUs before everyone forgets about it in 10 years, or some solid results.
This is untrue. We have footage of Emirati fighters in air at night refueling armed with full A2A loadouts, Qatari fighters flying with their transponders on and written accounts of officials talking about interceptions.
We only have a handful of drones and rockets hitting these countries...
It's not a radar, it's a satcom radome at 5th Fleet headquarters in Bahrain and the "damaged" image is AI. We only have the video of the impact.
The radar Iranians claim they destroyed in Qatar and the radar Al Jazeera supposedly got confirmation from Qatari army is different, it's a huge...
They are aiming to increase facilities to allow 30 jets per year; but current orderbook until 2028 is 24 aircraft. Good that they recognize their lack of current access and maintenance hubs in continental US. If Piaggio is to thrive, they need the US market.
"Baykar Piaggio Aerospace's budget...