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Dang fine pondering!
Wonder if those could take a direct hit? I would guess not. :unsure:
Other than a grenade, I have seen very very few bunkers or shelters that can take a direct hit from the ordinance level it is protecting.

This is a broad and general statement. Extreme examples and double naught spy equipment and events notwithstanding.

I would like to know more about the spalling liners. All in all they seem awesome. Of course the best way to utilize a threat triggered rapidly deployed shelter being delivered at a location near you is to promptly execute oplan GthFood
 
Egypt is preparing to deploy thousands of troops and heavy military equipment to Saudi Arabia against Iran-backed Houthis.
  • The X post adds accurate nuance to an alarmist claim by @c14english that "Egypt joins the war" via troop deployments, clarifying Sisi's conditional pledge to defend Saudi Arabia if requested while noting no deployment has been confirmed.
  • Sisi spoke today at a military academy, emphasizing defensive support aligned with Saudi leadership directives and requesting parliamentary approval via an emergency session set for October 18.
  • This follows escalated Houthi attacks on Saudi targets like Riyadh's airport and Aramco facilities in early October 2026, amid renewed Yemen fighting after a truce collapse.
 
US navy is now operating within the territory of Pakistan against Iran. This is the 2nd day of us navy operating here. Likely means the dictator asim munir has given US green light to use it's airspace and territory for Iran ops. Also comes as reports of Pakistan cutting of Trade waiver with Iran. Iran–Pakistan Border have been Closed to All Trade and Movement
Chinese Fishing Crawlers are back in the arabian sea and Indian Ocean. They make very difficult for US CSG to operate in the dark. There are hundreds of these vessels reporting everything back to China. So you may see US forces closer to pakistan for these new ops.
 
🆕 BREAKING: Egypt is now officially entering the Saudi-Houthi war, with at least two Egyptian Air Force C-130H transport aircraft reportedly landing at King Fahd Air Base in Taif this morning, after Egypt’s National Defence Council, chaired by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, pledged “all necessary and possible forms of support” to Saudi Arabia, per Reuters.
 
From Fox News:

This is an interesting development. Not sure what impact it will have on Iranian regime stability, and it may be too little too late.
 
BREAKING: Multiple Russian Il-76 military cargo aircraft have landed at Bushehr Air Base in southern Iran to begin the evacuation of all Russian personnel from the nearby Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant ahead of military escalation, per initial reports and local sources.The flights are also delivering weapons.The last time Russia's Rosatom evacuated personnel at the plant was on February 28, the day the war started, removing 94 people in a single day.
 
Multiple Russian Il-76 military cargo aircraft have landed at Bushehr Air Base in southern Iran to begin the evacuation of all Russian personnel from the nearby Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant ahead of military escalation, per initial reports and local sources.The flights are also delivering weapons.The last time Russia's Rosatom evacuated personnel at the plant was on February 28, the day the war started, removing 94 people in a single day.
You think Russia was given a head's up?
 
Tehran has reportedly issued a binding directive ordering the immediate shutdown of international internet access the moment another war erupts, threatening to sever millions of Iranians from the outside world as the regime prepares for another military confrontation with the U.S. and Israel.
During the most recent war, Iran's population endured nearly 88 days of severe internet restrictions, with connectivity collapsing to near-zero levels. The shutdown was reportedly intended, in part, to prevent civilians from sharing documentation of the Islamic regime's brutal murder of innocent protesters.
Internet watchdog NetBlocks described it as the longest nationwide internet shutdown ever documented, underscoring the regime's brutal repression and its apparent determination to block the world from witnessing its treatment of Iranian civilians.
 

Iran blames US for deal failure, urges new try amid fear of new attacks​

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has blamed Washington for the unravelling of an interim deal aimed at ending the war with the United States and Israel, amid growing fears that the fighting could resume imminently.

In comments broadcast by Iranian Press TV on Saturday, But Pezeshkian also said that both sides should return to the deal and “conclude it”.
 
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