BRINK OF REVOLT Iranian rank-&-file troops deserting in droves after they’re given just 10 bullets per soldier & wounded are left to die

There are large ones in Canada and the US as well.

That still does not explain how those communities would get a hold of classified military information out of Iran.



Israel is giving five years imprisonment to any of their citizens who post video or pictures of the devastation there. All western media is complying.

Iran is giving the death sentence to anyone that leaks war information.

The fact that we can't get good and decent information on this war, even from our side, makes claims about the other side all the more suspec
  • A 60‑year‑old British man visiting Dubai was detained after allegedly recording Iranian missiles during recent attacks linked to the broader US–Iran conflict.
  • He reportedly deleted the video when asked, but authorities still charged him under strict cybercrime rules.
  • he faces six years in jail.
 
A suffering military who does not like their leaders anyways and is worried about they and their families lives, even if treate better than the average pleb, can often have their loyalty purchased. This is a job for the CIA.

Let's get the Canadian military in there. Canada needs to send about a dozen battleships and carriers, about 50 bombers and jets along with the Canadian Secret Strategic Intelligence Force.

I bet Canada could get right in there and straighten it all out.
 
Let's get the Canadian military in there. Canada needs to send about a dozen battleships and carriers, about 50 bombers and jets along with the Canadian Secret Strategic Intelligence Force.

I bet Canada could get right in there and straighten it all out.
Our military, as with out domestic Security Industrial Complex, is primarily designed to keep our citizens in line and the odd defensive, short battle, not to operate in an offensive manner.

I wish we could help you but police states are expensive.

Do not blame me, I am just the Messenger.
 
Interesting. Yoar staw-man fallacy is called out, so you resort to ad hominem.
The only one who has proved himself an "Idiot," seems to be you.

^^^^^^ Says the guy attacking other's intelligence while himself spelling 'your' as "Yoar" and 'straw' as "staw."
Lay off the fake intellectual snobbery for once Beale, you don't quite have the chops to pull it off...

Are you sure you're not a sock account for Mac1958?
 
Leftist idiots. All of you.
The Don said the WAR with Iran will end when he feels it in his "bones". In other words, when his "feels" align with the facts on the ground which are it's a circus, run by Clowns like Petey who didn't have enough brains to plan for Hormuz being closed.

The planet knew it but not Trump & his crew?
 
This is how you eliminate the regime. If the rank and file of the military no longer support them, they have no defense and they collapse. It's imperative we don't blink at this juncture.

Sources cited by Iran International described the conditions as “harsh” – and warned that some soldiers perceive them as neglect by commanders.

“In one example cited by the sources, some units were issued only 20 bullets for every two Artesh [regular Army] soldiers, leaving troops with little capacity to respond to potential attacks,” the report said.

Intelligence firm Flashpoint warned of “tensions” between the Army and the Iran‘s Revolutionary Guards as a result – pointing to the “fragility” of the Iranian military.

One of the sharpest points of friction appears to involve medical support for wounded soldiers.

Sources said that regular army units are suffering significant casualties – but that IRGC personnel have refused to transport injured army soldiers to hospitals despite having access to medical facilities.


The Sun? are you serious?

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The Don said the WAR with Iran will end when he feels it in his "bones". In other words, when his "feels" align with the facts on the ground which are it's a circus, run by Clowns like Petey who didn't have enough brains to plan for Hormuz being closed.

The planet knew it but not Trump & his crew?
Where do you get your information?
From the grave of this idiot?

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"Hi there! I blowed up real good."
 
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Where do you get your information?
From the grave of this idiot?

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"Hi there! I blowed up real good."
Trump made the statement about his "feels" in a phone interview with one of his ball washing lackeys, Brian Kilmeade of Fox & Friends fame, which should change it's name to Fox & FIENDS. Trump is just one of them.
 
I don't think that the majority of today's young Iranian population is gonna go for the human wave attacks that the mullahs sent their fathers/grandfathers into like during the Iran/Iraq war.
What makes you think there will be any need, they fought like that because their Country was invaded and they knew losing was not an option.
 
This is how you eliminate the regime. If the rank and file of the military no longer support them, they have no defense and they collapse. It's imperative we don't blink at this juncture.

Sources cited by Iran International described the conditions as “harsh” – and warned that some soldiers perceive them as neglect by commanders.

“In one example cited by the sources, some units were issued only 20 bullets for every two Artesh [regular Army] soldiers, leaving troops with little capacity to respond to potential attacks,” the report said.

Intelligence firm Flashpoint warned of “tensions” between the Army and the Iran‘s Revolutionary Guards as a result – pointing to the “fragility” of the Iranian military.

One of the sharpest points of friction appears to involve medical support for wounded soldiers.

Sources said that regular army units are suffering significant casualties – but that IRGC personnel have refused to transport injured army soldiers to hospitals despite having access to medical facilities.


Unfortunately thats not the IRGC.
 
This is how you eliminate the regime. If the rank and file of the military no longer support them, they have no defense and they collapse. It's imperative we don't blink at this juncture.

Sources cited by Iran International described the conditions as “harsh” – and warned that some soldiers perceive them as neglect by commanders.

“In one example cited by the sources, some units were issued only 20 bullets for every two Artesh [regular Army] soldiers, leaving troops with little capacity to respond to potential attacks,” the report said.

Intelligence firm Flashpoint warned of “tensions” between the Army and the Iran‘s Revolutionary Guards as a result – pointing to the “fragility” of the Iranian military.

One of the sharpest points of friction appears to involve medical support for wounded soldiers.

Sources said that regular army units are suffering significant casualties – but that IRGC personnel have refused to transport injured army soldiers to hospitals despite having access to medical facilities.


I got a good deal on a bridge for you. It’s in San Francisco and connects with Marin County. Set up a couple of toll booths and you’ll be rich in no time.
 
^^^^^^ Says the guy attacking other's intelligence while himself spelling 'your' as "Yoar" and 'straw' as "staw."
Lay off the fake intellectual snobbery for once Beale, you don't quite have the chops to pull it off...

Are you sure you're not a sock account for Mac1958?
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This is how you eliminate the regime. If the rank and file of the military no longer support them, they have no defense and they collapse. It's imperative we don't blink at this juncture.

Sources cited by Iran International described the conditions as “harsh” – and warned that some soldiers perceive them as neglect by commanders.

“In one example cited by the sources, some units were issued only 20 bullets for every two Artesh [regular Army] soldiers, leaving troops with little capacity to respond to potential attacks,” the report said.

Intelligence firm Flashpoint warned of “tensions” between the Army and the Iran‘s Revolutionary Guards as a result – pointing to the “fragility” of the Iranian military.

One of the sharpest points of friction appears to involve medical support for wounded soldiers.

Sources said that regular army units are suffering significant casualties – but that IRGC personnel have refused to transport injured army soldiers to hospitals despite having access to medical facilities.


The mullah's security forces IG something or other are the ones that have to be taken out. If the military turns on them then the mad mullah's reign will soon be over.
 
The mullah's security forces IG something or other are the ones that have to be taken out. If the military turns on them then the mad mullah's reign will soon be over.
Excellent point. And I'm sure that's on the board.
 
Excellent point. And I'm sure that's on the board.
Being looked into I'm sure. The air strikes can damage the infrastructure and have an effect on those forces. Hopefully the combination of that, the kurds and regular Iranian military turning on the mullah's will push them out of power.
 
What makes you think there will be any need, they fought like that because their Country was invaded and they knew losing was not an option.
Ask the japs and chi-coms about human wave attacks and how well they faired against fortified positions.

Hell, even in the last years of our Civil War men fought behind breastworks whenever possible. When they didn't you had a Cold Harbor, The Crater, or a Nashville result.

You dumb-***** slaughtered your men by the millions storming trenches in WW-1 in what amounted to no more than human wave attacks against well fortified positions.

A simple lesson your observers failed to take away from our Civil War.
 
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