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Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Hoping to gain advantage, while talking peace.

 RELYING ON TECHNOLOGY TO NEUTRALIZE IRAN

WE WILL SEE WHAT 6 MONTHS OF PROBING HAS PRODUCED

 

With elections soon to be in the past, we can expect another round of hostilities with Iran. It may be the last one, as it is doubtful that another major offensive can be mustered. Economic conditions may very well override military action after this next go around.
 
While we have heard over 6 months of new deals, expected collapse of Iran and a host of narratives it was all a delaying tactic to figure out how to destroy Iran without being destroyed or bring9ng about global economic collapse. 
 
We have witnessed repeated probes, small attacks and jets running near Iranian airspace, all in an attempt to gain intelligence as to the location of their capabilities and also a hope to develop counter measures to neutralize the accuracy of their expected response. 
 
Iranian responses during the war were devastating to US bases and radar in the region, coupled with a shortage of interceptors, brought about the pause in hostilities under the pretext of negotiations. It was more about surviving and repositioning to fight another day.  
 
Every time Iran turns on it radar for its air defenses it become identifiable and vulnerable.  There are indications Iran has taken enormous punishment while protecting its air defenses,  saving them for the final conflict.
 
The US and Israel have been surprised by the accuracy of Iran's missiles it is much improved from the first go around in 2025 and we can expect they are hoping to find a way to interfere with this accuracy. No one doubts that Russia and China have aided Iran in perfecting this accuracy and also improving their air defenses. Much like Ukraine it is an opportunity to test equipment and gain intelligence on their opponents.
 
It is likely the much anticipated attack on Iran has not happened because the US has not been confident that it has overcome the problems with an all out war with Iran, if they had it would have happened long ago. 
 
It seems that military leaders in both Israel and the US have been less confident than their leaders, but economic and political considerations may now make a decision even without that confidence.
 
 
 

 

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