Actually it is comparable with the craters caused in the Ayn Al-Asad base.
And this is a crater from a malfunctioned Iranian ballistic missile fired at Syrian territory, but fell in Iraq. (Old)
Well, I thought they make bigger holes than that. Anyway...
I think the soil is a bit different. The sand on the left looks more clean and not so rocky. Maybe the brought the soil so they can fill the crater.
I doubt this is a crater made by a ballistic missile strike tho. It looks small to me.
CIA Director William Burns asked MIT head Ibrahim Kalın to be a mediator regarding the tension between Iran and Israel.
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The same people who chant "Foshik TC State!"
Even if it was a military strike this had the aim of a political response. As we already thought in our wildest imaginations they first called the US and then started the attack. This military operation had no military objective. It is just an operation with the aim of reinstating deterrence...
If placed right, the small numbers that pierce trough the BMD system is enough to cause very serious damage. Israelis report little damage to the base despite the impacts, but it is a war after all.
Israeli media reports that Israel managed to intercept "100 ballistic missiles".
Meanwhile...
Well, you have all right to be excited. Not everyday we see ballistic missiles fired from thousands of kilometers away, hitting the heart of Israel :D
We are all speculating right now, so we will see. I am sure there will be a lot of information for good analysis on what happened and how.
There are some impacts for sure, but we must not forget that there is also a lot of misinformation/disinformation going on. We should be careful (myself included). Some people are pointing out that some of the videos that we posted here earlier are from KRG, Iraq and not from Israel.
I am...