"Figured out"...
It's a numbers game.
For every 25k drone they launch, we spend millions to take it down.
All Iran has to do is keep launching till we can't shoot em down anymore. Their factories are literally right there. And it's not like they stop producing them during any ceasefires. Every ceasefire helps Iran 10x as much as it helps us.
You see, Americans have a preset limit of intercepting missiles. Knowing their weakness, I sent wave after wave of my own drones and missiles at them, until they ran out of missiles.
People forget. The Iranian people have been at war their whole lives. Some have even been trained by America. They know our tactics. They know our capabilities. They are fighting on home territory. What's crazy is that Trump fired the generals that warned him.
Not like it's hard to out maneuver people with room temperature IQ. They fired anyone that knew what they were doing. Frankly, it's like shooting fish in a bucket.
The problem the US has is that they're not adapting fast enough to the drone warfare present, because defense contracts are decided by a committee that's just trying to line its own pockets.
They have a basically infinite budget though and they may be behind now, but they sure as shit know how bounce to the top quickly when it comes to inventing new ways to make others suffer.
The US armed forces will eventually get deployable drone swarms too big and advanced to either defend against or penetrate through with other drones, and the cat-mouse game continues.
God forbid they stop making aircraft carriers that can launch 30 hornets and start making ones that launch 100.000 rc fireworks from hell
Let the idiot deplete his resources for no good reason, then retaliate.
It may be rocket science, but only to the extent that it helps to count them.
Good.
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Defeating enemy air defense is not a state secret.
It just requires a technologically capable military with good ISR and healthly munition stockpiles.
Destroy radars, launch saturation attacks, and persistence.
Some specific weapons may have better, or worse, hit rates due to their technological capabilities, or limitations, but that's not what the strategy ultimately relies on.
Can you put the text, please? I can't find on Internet Archive.
The road has never been more paved for China to do what it wants
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