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🗣️ | US-Israel/Iran | Rapid Escalation | ANALYSIS OF REPORTS

Every day Centcom announces the start and stop of airstrikes. This is stupid IMO! The strikes should be running 24/7. We have multiple carriers in the region and the air force. If they're worried about aircraft getting shot down, then missiles and drones by day and aircraft by night! I guarantee though if you asked any of the pilots they would gladly attack iran in the day as well as the night. Now that we're in it, FINISH IT! TAKE IT TO THEM HARD, NONSTOP TILL THEY QUIT! IMO
 
william said:
Every day Centcom announces the start and stop of airstrikes. This is stupid IMO! The strikes should be running 24/7. We have multiple carriers in the region and the air force. If they're worried about aircraft getting shot down, then missiles and drones by day and aircraft by night! I guarantee though if you asked any of the pilots they would gladly attack iran in the day as well as the night. Now that we're in it, FINISH IT! TAKE IT TO THEM HARD, NONSTOP TILL THEY QUIT! IMO
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The U.S. military actually operates 24/7 in the theater of operations.

This discrepancy stems from the fundamental difference between the pace of military operations on the ground and the pace of press releases from CENTCOM (the United States Central Command).

Here's why the communication gives this false impression:

1. The Daily Timetable Rule
An obligation of transparency:

CENTCOM does not decide on strikes based on press releases. It conducts non-stop operations and then publishes a daily briefing at set times for the global media.

The time difference: Press releases are often synchronized with Washington (EST) time or the local time of their headquarters in Tampa, creating a purely bureaucratic "start and end" effect for the international public.
 
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