Tyler Rogoway
Editor, The War Zone at The Drive
Creator/Editor-In-Chief of https://t.co/yE3nwVuT3d.
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twz.com | Tyler Rogoway
A major unknown we have been discussing for many years is how Israel would go about fully destroying Iran’s nuclear capabilities, not just degrading them, without having the ability to penetrate deeply buried sites from the air — the nuclear enrichment facility that sits under a mountain in Fordo, in particular. Without the help of U.S. B-2 Spirits carrying GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators (MOPs), a ground operation seemed like nearly the only option.
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twz.com | Howard Altman |Tyler Rogoway
Israel’s campaign against Iranian ballistic missiles and their launchers appears to have an effect. On Tuesday, Iran was able to fire 20 ballistic missiles. That is far fewer than in previous days, which had seen around 370 ballistic missiles unleashed at Israel in total, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). A spokesman for the IDF on Tuesday said this campaign has resulted in Iran pushing back its launchers further from Israel.
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twz.com | Thomas Newdick |Tyler Rogoway
The latest addition to General Atomics’ MQ-9B medium-altitude long-endurance drone family is set to be an airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) configured variant. The AEW&C MQ-9B is already being pitched at the Royal Navy in the United Kingdom as a possible addition to the air wings on its Queen Elizabeth class carriers.
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twz.com | Tyler Rogoway
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) posted infrared targeting camera footage of a pair of F-14A Tomcat fighters being destroyed by air-to-ground munitions as they sat outside hardened aircraft shelters at Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran. The strikes were part of Israel’s broadening campaign to dismantle Iran’s air defense capabilities for good, which includes destroying the Iranian Air Force’s fixed-wing fleet.
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twz.com | Tyler Rogoway
Over two dozen U.S. Air Force KC-135R and KC-46A tankers from across the United States appeared on flight-tracking software yesterday evening, taking off from their bases and heading east over the Atlantic. It isn’t clear if they were ‘dragging’ any combat aircraft with them, but there wasn’t any obvious signs of that.
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Russia Giving Shahed-136 Attack Drone Production Capabilities To North Korea: Budanov Ukraine's intelligence chief says Moscow is giving Pyongyang advanced military technologies that could shift the balance of power on the peninsula. Exclusive story: https://t.co/4kb5jTQ1UM
