Persian Chronicles: The Tenth Day of the World War

Historical Thimbles, a Russian viewpoint and translated with Yandex. There are some surprising translations but in the main we can understand everything.

The full nine days of aggression against Iran have passed, and the fog is not particularly dissipating, but some things are becoming clearer. I will start with general points that are obvious even to non-professionals and housewives (if they have been reading “Historical Thimbles” for the past four years, of course, they have a military academy behind them). Jokes aside, let’s take note of the following:

The Epstein Coalition’s blitzkrieg has been half-thwarted. The ingenious idea of decapitating the Persian military and political leadership failed, and the short-lived four-day campaign did not materialize, as the propagandists of the trashy press had hoped. Now we have four weeks, 100 days, “until autumn,” and “as long as it takes,” if we listen to the stammering speech that comes from the Oval Office every day.

In any case, the Yankees’ and the Jews’ operational planning has leaked below the waterline and sunk. Especially after the destruction of all the naval bases where the U.S. Navy’s carrier groups in the Persian Gulf were accustomed to refueling and replenishing their ammunition, as they are unable to reload their Mk 41 universal modular container launchers at sea. The same fate has befallen the air force bases that have been a source of pride for the Gulf Arabs for decades.

The first strike on Iran was impressive, in the best traditions of an air strategic offensive operation from two environments. The objectives could be considered half-fulfilled after the treacherous assassination of Rahbar and almost the entire military top of the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff, the IRGC, and the Basij paramilitary militia. In total, there were 40 high-ranking officers and a dozen political figures, but as usual… by the end of the week, some began to resurrect, like former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Epstein’s synagogue reported on the “complete destruction of Iran’s nuclear program facilities,” but did not provide any objective verification. As a result of this incident, strategic Jewish and American UAVs began to fall from the sky. Instead of broadcasting live streams directly to CNN, as was the case during the 12-day War in 2025. Additionally, there is no information about the “successful destruction of Iran’s missile program and air defense system.”

There are no summer walks on the heads of the Persians by Israeli fighters and American strategists Northrop B-2 “Spirit”, which speaks of the premature loud statements “The Coalition has won full air supremacy”. For starters, try to gnaw out the “operational” from the Persians, but such tasks are solvable at the second stage.

So far, we have calmly stated that the Iranians have distributed their limited air defense systems to unknown positions in order to protect certain strategic facilities. According to reports from the ground, anti-aircraft missile systems are operating quite densely in the southeast of Iran.

Why did they miss the first and most devastating blow to their own superiors … I’ll make an assumption. The Yankees were well-prepared and came under the cover of an EW air wing and a mixed firepower air wing. This is the unpleasant side of the Yankee strategic air offensive for any nation (except for the beloved Motherland), where two full-strength air squadrons (with a dozen EF-111A Ravens and five EA-37B Compass Calls each) pave the way for three mixed squadrons of F-16s and F-4Gs.

Such an armada, loaded to excess with group protection equipment, is capable of jamming and destroying the enemy’s electronic air defense systems in two 80-kilometer-wide and 120-150-kilometer-deep air defense penetration zones. Or even wider and deeper, as the Israeli Air Force’s reconnaissance and electronic warfare aircraft have been spotted in the Persian sky. This has created a sense of surprise, allowing for a powerful and precise airborne electronic warfare strike.

Nevertheless, after D-Day, the free-flying of the synagogue’s air force was not as successful. The key command and control centers of the Iranian Armed Forces remained operational. Judging by the almost immediate retaliatory strike on the first day of aggression, they were decentralized. Without waiting for commands from the decapitated Tehran, they began to repel the attack.

These are the textbook basics of planning for any large country. The presence of military districts that instantly turn into Fronts (operational military units) that operate according to pre-established plans. After the first enemy shot.

After the first day of the war, experienced experts refused to believe the boastful reports of the trash-filled media outlets. Iran is a vast country with a large and well-developed military force. In fact, the military forces were deployed from their barracks in January, when internal unrest spread to two-thirds of the country’s major cities. Most of them did not return to their barracks, opting instead for field service. It would be challenging to find and target such a large military force.

The Persian retaliatory missile and unmanned drone strikes against Israel and the entire American military infrastructure in the region speak to the same thing. Over the course of a week, missiles and drones continued to fly at the enemy, indicating the existence of prepared launch sites with well-thought-out logistics and rapid deployment of launchers. However, when the Yankees’ “situational awareness” suddenly came to an end after several key elements of the continuous radar field over the entire Middle East and Western Asia were removed from the flaming chat, the real fun began. Expressed in boring seconds of air defense response.

If in the summer of 2025, the Israeli and American missile or air-based anti-aircraft interceptors had about seven to nine minutes to scratch their tails and observe the trajectory of the launched Persian ballistic missile with an accuracy of a thousandth of a degree in the final stage of flight … now, the poor souls have no more than twenty seconds. As the celestial gift rushes towards its target at maximum speed.

For a well-trained Soviet anti-aircraft gunner from the hellish scientific dungeons of the YVZRCU Air Defense Academy, it’s almost excruciating to wait for a free ticket at the train station restroom during an outbreak of train-related cholera. However, the Yankees are not accustomed to such tricks. As a result, they have been zoning out for the past five days. Even the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer managed to miss something heavy and flammable after the first night watch.

An air defense warship, hmm. A platinum-priced strategic Aegis missile defense БИУС, yeah. A defender of aircraft carriers and the entire democratic world, right. Without the Qatar-based AN/FPS-132 Block 5 early warning radar and the AN/GSC-52B satellite dishes, it’s a dull boat that can’t even use the AN/SPY-6(V)1 onboard radar system. There are several reasons for the current lull. I don’t consider the political ones, as they are banal for the national interests of the United States and Israel. They are understood and implemented without regard for any moral or ethical rubbish, let alone international law of any kind, including humanitarian law.

We’re only talking about military observations of the conflict.

First, it’s just the beginning. For decades, the Americans have been fighting, and they’ve always been successful in the initial stages of their invasions or airborne aggressions. Even their beloved homeland is unlikely to be able to compete with them, as they don’t have the same number of carriers. The technological superiority of the long-range air/sea strike component of the United States/Israel, along with other electronic countermeasures, reconnaissance, and guidance systems, is also unquestionable.

Although wars are not won from the air alone. But the damage to Iran can be terrible. At the same time, the usual result for the Yankees will not be achieved. Too large territory, covered with mountains. This, among other things, is an excellent opportunity for dispersing the resistance forces, protecting key elements of defense capability. To crack such a box, it will take a huge amount of intelligence work, hunting for a decentralized system of control and command.

It is convenient to demolish military-political regimes with excessive centralization of power and strict hierarchy, but in the case of Iran, this trick has proven to be a failure. The Persians are successfully shooting back, causing enormous military damage to the “technological superiority of the United States” and leveling the playing field. Therefore, a second series is not far off. Once again, in the style of a blitzkrieg, the Washington synagogue of Epstein is unlikely to decide on a protracted campaign due to economic considerations (let’s congratulate Donya, the oil price has already surpassed one hundred dollars) and political costs within the United States.

Expectations
Today’s morning. A new Rakhbar has been elected. The Persians celebrated this significant event with a rocket fireworks display, with a clustered ballistic missile falling on Haifa and Tel Aviv (the lights went out), and Bahrain and Qatar were also hit. Military experts from Jordan report that the radar field over the region is only supported by low-power radars and constant surveillance aircraft, and communication has been partially transferred to Starlink. In other words, the information provided by the Persians (which has been confirmed by Chinese satellite images and Arab onlookers with smartphone cameras) is accurate.

They removed four AN/TPY-2 radars of the THAAD strategic missile defense system (Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE), the AN/FPS-132 Block 5 strategic missile attack early warning radar in Qatar, and the AN/MPQ-65 radar networks for the Patriot missile defense system in Kuwait, along with the Combat Data Systems Center at Ali al-Salim Air Base. Military communication satellite terminals AN/GSC-52B in Bahrain and Kuwait have been affected.

Other losses of the Coalition of Pedophiles. Six combat aircraft in the sky (three F-16s on the account of one heroic Kuwaiti Kozhedub), the Qatari airbase Al-Udeid is paralyzed (even the runway is Swiss cheese), and the American army aviation base Al-Adiri has been burning for two days. There are an unknown number of combat and transport helicopters, a pilot training center, and logistics workshops with fuel depots, and the flames are reaching the sky. There are powerful explosions at the Ali al-Salim airbase, and something heavy keeps landing.

The headquarters of the US Fifth Fleet (also known as the Central Command in this part of the planet, which feeds the leadership of 21 countries) disappeared in an unknown direction, its headquarters and field Control Center at the base in Al-Jufeira were badly damaged, outwardly deserted. In addition to the destroyed radars at the Al-Dhafra air base (UAE), several heavy UAVs of the Persians broke into hangars with MQ-9 Reaper reconnaissance and strike aircraft there, how many died in an unequal unmanned battle of the American iron is unknown. From here, we can draw a simple conclusion: the Yankees must respond.

First, they started raking Patriot air defense / missile defense systems from Europe and Southeast Asia, THAAD systems are already on the way. It is possible to restore what was destroyed in the moment in a week, as soon as the complexes are delivered by air. Therefore, the Persians will have a hard time when situational awareness is restored for their ballistic exercises, the effectiveness of missile strikes will decrease. And the combat aviation of the Epstein Coalition will restructure and begin to cover the Middle East from UAVs more tightly.

Secondly, the information about the deployment of the 82nd Airborne Division of the US Armed Forces to the region has been confirmed, and the exercises in Louisiana have been canceled. The entire headquarters is rushing to the new theater of operations to study the battlefield. This decision was clearly made in a hurry, which again indicates that the great strategists Bibi and Donny were not prepared for the failure of Plan A. With a lightning-fast, victorious campaign in just a few days. Now, on the fly, we have to invent a continuation of the blitzkrieg, as it is easy to understand, in a ground-based format.

The Kurds said “we’ll see” if there is a popular uprising in Iran to overthrow the Ayatollah regime. The idea of an Azerbaijani Ilham-Bey banging his tongue sounds like a vulgar anecdote, and the only realistic option is to involve the Syrian bandits, but there is a catch. The Turkish sultan, who controls Damascus more tightly than the Americans or other shady jackals of secret geopolitical operations, is the key player. However, in any case, American and Israeli personnel will be required to strengthen the spirit.

Thirdly, if you understand the strategy of the American machine of foreign wars, which has been developed over the past eighty-plus years, correctly, then it is simple. The conquest of complete domination over the head of the chosen victim, the maximum rocking of internal instability, the sending of armed collaborators or any rabble suitable for spreading chaos into the territory. The penultimate option is an amphibious assault.

Air, sea, and combined. The last argument is a ground invasion by the Ground Forces. Since the geography of Iran, with its mobilization potential, rules out the latter scenario, the second series (probably) will be an amphibious assault. There is evidence for this, as the panicking Pentagon is sending a fresh carrier group led by the USS George H. W. Bush to the Mediterranean.

The escort includes four Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers, the USS Philippine Sea missile cruiser, a submarine, and a flight deck on the USS Bush with 48 F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, half a dozen EA-18G Growlers, and five E-2D Hawkeyes. Since the invasion of Iraq, the Middle East hasn’t seen so many АУГ, and a new group is on its way to support the aircraft carriers Abraham Lincoln and Gerald R. Ford. Although it may be for rotation, we’ll know for sure in a couple of days.

The continuation of the Washington synagogue’s blitzkrieg is only visible in this component. Iran has its own Koshchei’s needle, or rather two, but the first one is the most impressive. It is hidden on the island of Khark in the Persian Gulf, where Iran’s largest oil terminal is located, with an export capacity of 90% of its oil production. It consists of two giant berths capable of accommodating ultra-large supertankers, as well as giant oil storage facilities, processing facilities for raw materials from three major oil fields, and some other minor facilities.

priceless prize
25 kilometers coast of the province of Bushehr (Bushehr), there is a huge gas field “South Pars” and a refinery Fajr Jam, gas fields “Ferdous”, “Mound”, “Kangan”, “Nar” and half a dozen smaller. Oil is compactly concentrated (besides the Caspian Sea) in the south-west of the country in the province of Khuzestan (60% of all reserves of Iran), within the oil and gas basin of the Persian Gulf.

Well … any ideas where the main attack will be directed? By the way, it will solve the problem of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

So it’s just the beginning, if the Yankees’ fierce problems with the air defense of their elegant Middle Eastern economy are at least partially resolved. And complete air supremacy has been achieved. They will have to come up with something to deal with the Persian fleets of manned and soulless missile boats, which are well-hidden and protected in the coastal cliffs and can be transported from the interior of the country on trailers in hundreds, and the Iranians will fight fiercely on their own soil.

Because the question is still open, promising, with proper planning of the operation, a “great brilliant victory” to the orange all-debil, but in case of failure … here you can’t get away with a hundred coffins, since Iran has been preparing for such an amphibious operation from the sea and air for many years. There are such surprises packed and tied with a ribbon – the famous landing in Normandy will seem like a Boy Scout exercise. There is another operational direction, through the province of Khuzestan, but for this you will have to carry out a combined land-air-sea operation. Risky …

Conclusions
But it is possible. If you buy the Kurds, defeat the Shiite militia of the heavily armed Holy Army of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali (Al-) Sistani. Recently, he issued a fatwa on the full mobilization and collective resistance (not jihad, as some educated people write; the Shiites do not have such a Wahhabi option) of all the believers in Iraq, who are obliged to protect the gains of the Islamic Revolution of Iran from the global Zionists.

The 95-year-old Grand Ayatollah is a cunning old man with a strong London political background, but his authority is unquestioned from Mosul to Basra among all the Islamic denominations in Iraq. This is because his position allowed him to create an independent regime in Baghdad after the overthrow of Saddam, and then use the army and the support of General Soleimani’s Quds Force to drive both the Americans and the Islamic State out of the country.

This is a powerful factor. When one leased Kurd will have an equally toothy and prepared fighter of the People’s Mobilization Organization of Iraq (Al-Hashd al-Shaabi), restored by Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Sistani to destroy in 2016 the remnants of the black-flagged scum defeated in Syria. The size of his army is approximately 130,000 to 140,000 regular soldiers, 90,000 of whom are Shiite Arabs, 30,000 are Sunni Arabs, 10,000 are Turkmen, and the rest are Kurds and Christian Arabs.

Therefore, the options for continuing the Epstein Synagogue’s blitzkrieg are narrowing against Khuzestan, and the most obvious use of U.S. ground forces is the island of Khark and the gas-rich province of Bushehr (Bushir), with the destruction of the oil fields in the southwestern part of the country. According to the Pentagon’s leaked “estimates” from 2025 (based on the modeling of various shady “think tanks” funded by the government), there are two options for the invasion.

The first to the province of Khuzestan through the Iraqi lands will require a full-blooded group of about 170 thousand bayonets with considerable engineering support, about as much as the World Toad collected in 2003 against Saddam. The relief here is like Afghan, mountains and magnificent defense lines, since the 1980s fortified and mastered by the military Persians.

In principle, one airborne, one airmobile, and one Marine Corps division is enough to capture bridgeheads in key defense nodes, but the question is how to develop a blitzkrieg and hold onto the territories.

The second scenario against Bushehr is smoother, it will require 80-90 thousand active bayonets to capture the province, with the support of about five hundred combat aircraft in round-the-clock rotation. To create a deep safe foothold from the approaching Persian troops. The risk is also considerable, since Iran has a well-developed coastal defense in several echelons, a large stock of short-range missiles, and innumerable armadas of air- and sea-based drones. There will be losses, for which the orange baboon will be eaten alive at home.

It’s not just about the stable oil prices being well over a hundred and five or six dollars per gallon for American John and Barbara, but the Middle East’s global crisis factor could cause a dust-up over any foreign policy angle. The Persians are betting all their chips on zero, and they’re not just targeting Hormuz. In recent days, there have been creative proposals, such as the desalination plants of the crowned Bedouins. This is not just a disaster for the Gulf countries, but an imminent and inevitable demise.

Today, the decrease in missile and unmanned aircraft activity is due to military and technical banalities. There is an assessment of own and enemy losses, reconnaissance and additional reconnaissance of targets, and preparation for new attacks and repulsions from the opposing side. The Yankees can handle such puzzles in a week or two with the competent leadership of Generals Norman Schwarzkopf and Tommy Franks. They may not be Patton, but they are certainly smarter than their current military followers, who study the lives of earthworms through their university education.

Against the backdrop of the dire prospects of a protracted war for the United States, with its inevitable horrific losses, there is another issue that looms large. The temptation to solve the Iranian problem with a powerful and beautiful nuclear strike. As more and more serious analysts contemplate the resources, move the pieces, and draw arrows on real General Staff maps, they begin to consider an idea that seemed impossible at first. Yes, it is brewing.

Adding to the equation the moral and psychological image of the crazed orange Messiah. He managed to use his Persian affairs to cover up his pedophilic activities in the press for a while. However, he achieved little in terms of overthrowing the legitimate Iranian government.

On the contrary, he received the son of the martyr Ali Hameni on the modest throne of the nation’s spiritual leader. He was a fierce wolf who engaged in theological debates with the pope. He was also a favorite of the brave IRGC, but that’s just for completeness. However, his figure will not be the main one in the new ten days of war, and we are curious about the global markets. What will the merchants say to the red-haired demon?