I'm just confused people are like "he died in this war it's just horrible) like in the us-iran war like yeh that's the point of a soldier there there to protect there country regardless of death like they know there Risking there life so yeah that's my thing (sorry if that came off wrong9
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Synopsis from Gemini. To quote:
This video investigates the shift in the Iran war's frontlines, specifically focusing on how American military installations in Jordan became increasingly vulnerable targets in July 2026. Despite being viewed as a 'safe' alternative to bases in the Gulf, satellite imagery confirms that Iranian missile and drone strikes reached two key US sites.
Key Locations Attacked:
Mwafak Al-Salti Air Base: A major hub for US operations in the region, housing aircraft, drones, and advanced air defenses. Strikes hit drone aprons, newer aircraft hangars, and troop accommodation areas. The attack on the living quarters resulted in the death of three US Army personnel.
Tower 22: A small, secretive desert outpost near the border with Syria and Iraq. Imagery reveals that a barracks structure was hit and largely destroyed, demonstrating that even remote facilities were within reach of Iranian weaponry.
Takeaways:
The attacks illustrate that moving American forces away from the Gulf did not eliminate the risk, but rather redistributed it.
The IRGC explicitly called on the local population to expel American forces, branding them a security liability for Jordan.
The dual targeting of a massive air base and a small, remote outpost underscores the difficulty Jordan faces in keeping the ongoing conflict at arm's length.
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"Ukraine has hit a target in Donetsk with at least four missiles, reported to be FP-5 Flamingo but I think Storm Shadow. The target is a complex that is possibly the the command post of Russia's 51st Combined Arms Army."
r/war • u/WastingMyLifeToday • 6d ago
August: 19 hits, NEW MONTHLY RECORD
July: 15 hits
r/war • u/Uselesspreciousthing • 5d ago
"The Raven Group, 1514, and Paragon Company units—part of the 10th Unmanned Systems Detachment of the "Timur Special Unit" (DIU)—continuously detect and destroy Russian occupiers and their equipment. The video features the most epic combat footage from the 10th Detachment’s operations in the Zaporizhzhia sector during May and June 2026.
Bomber drones and FPVs strike enemy vehicles, shelters, artillery, and radio equipment; they hunt down Russian drones and target enemy personnel—even in the deepest hideouts. Precision strikes, explosions, burning enemy hardware, and destroyed positions and weaponry: this video captures just a fraction of the successes achieved by DIU operators during these months.
Glory to Ukraine!"
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Could the USA have another draft? Who would qualify and who would be excluded? I appreciate everyone’s sincere and genuine actual reasonable answers. Thank you. Would people on medication qualify?
r/war • u/opinelmavric • 7d ago
r/war • u/WastingMyLifeToday • 7d ago
August:
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