@Kingstyler88@Schizointel: Why irrelevant, they are draining US and Israeli interceptors of which both don’t have a ton of, especially the US, and Israel each having several hundred available to use, and several hundred in their stockpile, but that’s it. The question is what happens after Israel’s air defense stocks run low if that happens, and what happens if Iranian missile stocks capable of reaching Israel run low
But in terms of damage it’s irrelevant because Iranian missiles capable of reaching Israel usually miss by hundreds of meters and don’t have very large warheads
@Kingstyler88@Schizointel: Why irrelevant, they are draining US and Israeli interceptors of which both don’t have a ton of, especially the US, and Israel each having several hundred available to use, and several hundred in their stockpile, but that’s it. The question is what happens after Israel’s air defense stocks run low if that happens, and what happens if Iranian missile stocks capable of reaching Israel run low
But in terms of damage it’s irrelevant because Iranian missiles capable of reaching Israel usually miss by hundreds of meters and don’t have very large warheads
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