Can the Bavar 373 Handle U.S. Airpower?
Iran’s Bavar 373 is probably more capable that the S-300 and may even be on par with the S-400. Conflict with Iran might now be disastrous for the U.S.
Iran’s Bavar 373 is probably more capable that the S-300 and may even be on par with the S-400. Conflict with Iran might now be disastrous for the U.S.
Australia joins the U.S., Britain and Bahrain in a naval mission to police the Straits of Hormuz. Norway is also now reported to be considering join the naval coalition
System can track 300 targets and engage six simultaneously, at a range of 200 kms
The Bavar 373 is a game-changer. It is more capable than the S-300, and probably equal to the S-400. Iran can now confidently confront the most advanced U.S. warplanes.
In fact some Russian analysts argue that Iran’s 373 is better than the S-300 and may even be on par with the S-400. It will be officially unveiled on Thursday in Tehran
What’s interesting here is the reader’s response to this Associated Press report. We suspect that many are from Americans but they reveal wide support for Iran
Western-backed Saudi forces have made little headway against the Iranian-backed Houthis and now vital Saudi economic targets are being hit
We suspect that Trump will offer Poland some sort incentive to join the naval coalition, as it will lend the alliance much needed international legitimacy
The U.S.-led naval coalition to “protect shipping” in the Persian Gulf is a recipe for confrontation. At present it comprises just three nations: the U.S., Britain and Israel
Will the U.S. follow through with air strikes? Will it impose yet more sanctions? Or will Iran struggle on and ignore Trump’s increasingly hollow-sounding threats?
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