₦airaland Forum

Raf4:
So Christians Pilgrimage that has been happening for centuries is done in Tehran? Nigerian owned Churches like RCCG, TB Joshua's synagogue, Winners etc have branches in Israel, have you ever heard of attacks on them?
Unfortunately for you Nigerian sunni muslims, Iranian shia muslims see and treat you guys as pigs 🐖 They'll rather bomb your sunni's mosques than attack a Church.

Botragelad:
Madridguy
God1000
firstcitizen
motoayinde
Krismas
Shoodboi2
Freestuffng

Is Iran still winning?🤣🤣
I need the tears. Lol

TRAPLORD13:
That's why they resorted to firing at the civilian population because Israel is stupendously intelligent and a mismatch for rhetorical iran

CoronaVirusPro:
Stop digesting fake news. They are Jewish propaganda. It’s my art. I know about propaganda a lot. I mean professionally.

Okay, post the link of the news if you brave.

Krismas:
Just 30?
What a failure, when 400 Iranian high-ranking officials were bugged by CIA months before and penciled
for elimination. The failure of the Israeli blue-print, is why 1/3 of Israel looks like Gaza today.

Meanwhile, Iran has apprehended 700 Mossad agents which would soon be hanged.
Three out of them have already hanged. SO IRAN WON

Karikashi:
But helinues said it was only one general that was killed.

Karikashi:
But helinues said it was only one general that was killed.

MorataFC:
Hmmm, but the news casters of Nairaland chapter say Iran is winning

CaseSensitive:
I'm no muslim, but there's nothing wrong with Iran and any other state being an Islamic state. There are more than 8 billion people in the world with different religions, traditions, culture, ethics, way of life etc and should not be condemned because of how they choose to live their lives. Israeli propaganda will not stand here.

ledaman:
If they dealt with Iran as you claimed, why your demigod satanyahoo rushed to accept ceasefire

id4sho:
The destruction was massive oOoOO. The major infrastructure of Iran is down, from electricity, nuclear, oil refinery, military industries etc

Karikashi:
But helinues said it was only one general that was killed.

PigTormentor:
Just another zionist propaganda. Lies and more lies.

Karikashi:
But helinues said it was only one general that was killed.

Guestmale:
https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/here-are-the-top-iranian-generals-killed-in-israels-rising-lion-attack/

michlins:
even Trump at NATO summit admitted that Israel took heavy punches from Iran. This is after US and allies already shot down plenty of the missiles.

That being said, it's estimated that Israel lost billions of dollars from the economy and most importantly, they lost lots of goodwill too. Lots of MAGA and conservatives who are staunch Israel supporters are seeing Israel as the aggressor and urging Trump to stop meddling with Israel affairs. Bear in mind that the midterms are here and Americans are against any form of foreign war.

In all, Israel lost more than Iran and they know except for you folks here in Nigeria

Botragelad:
Sources; OSINT, IRAN sources

Iran Lost Over 30 Generals In The 12-day War With Israel.(photo)

CoronaVirusPro:
Hey ya! Feel your pain hommie.

Defeat is bitter but you have to move-on.

ledaman:
If they dealt with Iran as you claimed, why your demigod satanyahoo rushed to accept ceasefire

sirnewton20:
Thought you guys said Iran really walloped Israel, meanwhile, none of the Israeli generals died in the war. A 12-day war, and Iran lost several Generals. A nation that can protect its generals, I pity the common soldiers at the front line.

In just 12 days, you lost this number of generals, many soldiers, scientists and nuclear sites. I hope by now we all know who was really hit in the hard way

ErebeOcoco:
The 12-Day War with Iran: Achievements, Losses, Advantages, Disadvantages, and What Remains Open

After some minor hiccups in the first few hours, the ceasefire between Iran and Israel officially took effect today, and it appears that Operation “Rising Lion” - or the “12-Day War” - has come to an end.

What did each side achieve? What didn’t they achieve? And what comes next?

Let’s start with the numbers:

Casualties and Injuries

Israeli side:
28 killed
Over 3,000 injured

Iranian side:
More than 600 killed (hundreds of them military personnel)
Around 5,000 injured (according to preliminary data from Iran’s Ministry of Health — this number is likely to rise)

Extent of Direct Damage

Israeli side: Most of the damage was to civilian homes - hundreds of residences destroyed by Iranian missile strikes, leaving thousands homeless
Minor damage to strategic sites such as the Haifa oil refineries and the Ashdod power station - no noticeable operational impact
Limited damage to military facilities

Iranian side:
Significant damage to nuclear facilities
Major damage to factories connected to the nuclear program
Heavy damage to Iran’s ballistic missile infrastructure: more than half of its missile launchers (approx. 200) destroyed
Over 1,000 ballistic missiles eliminated from Iran’s inventory
Significant damage to missile-related production plants - most were destroyed
Major damage to at least dozens of Iranian military bases
Symbolic strikes on government sites in Tehran (e.g., Palestine Square, Broadcasting Authority building)
Heavy damage to security force headquarters in the capital (police, Basij, intelligence, Evin Prison)
Iranian aircraft and helicopters destroyed on the ground
Strikes on airports
Destruction of many weapons depots
Destruction of drone stockpiles
Iranian air defense systems destroyed
Hundreds of residential buildings damaged in targeted strikes and attacks on nearby terror sites

Targeted Killings of Senior Figures

Israeli side: No senior Israeli officials were killed during the operation; most casualties were civilians

Iranian side: 15–20 top nuclear scientists were killed Over 20 high-ranking military officials eliminated, including leaders of the army, senior Revolutionary Guard commanders, and top officials from the "Khatam al-Anbiya" coordinating body

Notable assassinations:
Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
Commander of "Khatam al-Anbiya" (the de facto Chief of General Staff) — killed twice (i.e., his replacement was also eliminated)
Chief of the Iranian Armed Forces
Commander of the Aerospace Forces of the Revolutionary Guards
Commander of the "Palestine Corps" in Quds Force — one of the architects of the October 7th attacks

Summary:

Israel achieved a tremendous success. If two years ago you had seen a short film showing what happened in Iran over the past 12 days, you would have thought it was science fiction. Many did not believe this was possible - even in recent weeks.

This was a historic operation by any standard, certainly in the history of the State of Israel. It required tremendous imagination to plan. As a people, Israelis have every right to pat themselves on the back.

That said, Iran’s ambitions, cunning, and deceit have not changed. They are already working to rebuild what was destroyed and planning years ahead.

Someone will need to keep enforcing the red lines again and again. This will be far more difficult than enforcement against Hezbollah - in terms of distance, violations of sovereignty, international legitimacy, and intelligence/military complexity.

This challenge lies before us and will remain until the current Iranian regime falls.

Israel must now lay the foundations for clear, enforceable rules of engagement - while there is a supportive president in the White House, one who views enforcement in a way that is close to Israel’s perspective.

Establishing principles for enforcement is currently the most important issue for Israel regarding the Iranian threat - a threat that has been mowed down but is likely to grow again.

A new reality must be created - one that Iran gets used to, and the world accepts: an enforcement routine

CoronaVirusPro:
Keep counting.

But it’s recorded in history that Israel lost against Iran.

The world will never forget those barrage of missiles and hypersonic. First country to embarrass the wooden dome😆😆😆 This post pain u no be small. Chai
U can as well relocate to Iran for all I care😅😅😅😅😅

Instead you lots to be thanking Iran for agreeing to a cease fire, you here fumbling. They have the capabilities to make Israel become a car park.

Karikashi:
But helinues said it was only one general that was killed.

CoronaVirusPro:
Keep counting.

But it’s recorded in history that Israel lost against Iran.

The world will never forget those barrage of missiles and hypersonic. First country to embarrass the wooden dome😆😆😆

Instead you lots to be thanking Iran for agreeing to a cease fire, you here fumbling. They have the capabilities to make Israel become a car park.

ErebeOcoco:
The 12-Day War with Iran: Achievements, Losses, Advantages, Disadvantages, and What Remains Open

After some minor hiccups in the first few hours, the ceasefire between Iran and Israel officially took effect today, and it appears that Operation “Rising Lion” - or the “12-Day War” - has come to an end.

What did each side achieve? What didn’t they achieve? And what comes next?

Let’s start with the numbers:

Casualties and Injuries

Israeli side:
28 killed
Over 3,000 injured

Iranian side:
More than 600 killed (hundreds of them military personnel)
Around 5,000 injured (according to preliminary data from Iran’s Ministry of Health — this number is likely to rise)

Extent of Direct Damage

Israeli side: Most of the damage was to civilian homes - hundreds of residences destroyed by Iranian missile strikes, leaving thousands homeless
Minor damage to strategic sites such as the Haifa oil refineries and the Ashdod power station - no noticeable operational impact
Limited damage to military facilities

Iranian side:
Significant damage to nuclear facilities
Major damage to factories connected to the nuclear program
Heavy damage to Iran’s ballistic missile infrastructure: more than half of its missile launchers (approx. 200) destroyed
Over 1,000 ballistic missiles eliminated from Iran’s inventory
Significant damage to missile-related production plants - most were destroyed
Major damage to at least dozens of Iranian military bases
Symbolic strikes on government sites in Tehran (e.g., Palestine Square, Broadcasting Authority building)
Heavy damage to security force headquarters in the capital (police, Basij, intelligence, Evin Prison)
Iranian aircraft and helicopters destroyed on the ground
Strikes on airports
Destruction of many weapons depots
Destruction of drone stockpiles
Iranian air defense systems destroyed
Hundreds of residential buildings damaged in targeted strikes and attacks on nearby terror sites

Targeted Killings of Senior Figures

Israeli side: No senior Israeli officials were killed during the operation; most casualties were civilians

Iranian side: 15–20 top nuclear scientists were killed Over 20 high-ranking military officials eliminated, including leaders of the army, senior Revolutionary Guard commanders, and top officials from the "Khatam al-Anbiya" coordinating body

Notable assassinations:
Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
Commander of "Khatam al-Anbiya" (the de facto Chief of General Staff) — killed twice (i.e., his replacement was also eliminated)
Chief of the Iranian Armed Forces
Commander of the Aerospace Forces of the Revolutionary Guards
Commander of the "Palestine Corps" in Quds Force — one of the architects of the October 7th attacks

Summary:

Israel achieved a tremendous success. If two years ago you had seen a short film showing what happened in Iran over the past 12 days, you would have thought it was science fiction. Many did not believe this was possible - even in recent weeks.

This was a historic operation by any standard, certainly in the history of the State of Israel. It required tremendous imagination to plan. As a people, Israelis have every right to pat themselves on the back.

That said, Iran’s ambitions, cunning, and deceit have not changed. They are already working to rebuild what was destroyed and planning years ahead.

Someone will need to keep enforcing the red lines again and again. This will be far more difficult than enforcement against Hezbollah - in terms of distance, violations of sovereignty, international legitimacy, and intelligence/military complexity.

This challenge lies before us and will remain until the current Iranian regime falls.

Israel must now lay the foundations for clear, enforceable rules of engagement - while there is a supportive president in the White House, one who views enforcement in a way that is close to Israel’s perspective.

Establishing principles for enforcement is currently the most important issue for Israel regarding the Iranian threat - a threat that has been mowed down but is likely to grow again.

A new reality must be created - one that Iran gets used to, and the world accepts: an enforcement routine

Botragelad:
This is a new low for Iran. How do you lose this much in just 12 days? And yet, these guys and their supporters kept talking big like they were winning, even though they didn’t manage to take out a single Israeli general or cause any real damage to Israel military. Lol.

Generals, nuclear facilities, scientists, hundreds of soldiers, launchers, all gone. Couldn’t even protect their own generals from getting taken out in an embarrassing way. 🤣🤣