Iranian General killed by US Drone.

The main headline on bbc claims that Iran rebuffs the possibility it shot down the aircraft.
If the evidence is so compelling why would it do this and apparently bulldose evidence on site?

They’ve just lost their moral high ground.
 
Funny except this wouldn't be World War III. It would be a regional conflict.

US and Israeli cyber teams fighting Iranian cyber units in addition to air strikes. The Iranians have three large oil refineries. I feel fairly confident that American war planes would have those refineries destroyed within hours.
The Iranians fly fighters from the 1970's, the F-14 Tomcat, Mig 29 and the F-4 Phantoms. The Iranian pilots that actually take to the air to meet the US Air Force and Navy planes would meet their maker in short order.

Additionally, the US Navy would essentially destroy Iran's navy completely in a good days work, likely the missile batteries in the Straights of Hormuz as well, thus opening them up for shipping, completely.

As for Iranian army units that would intend to swarm into Iraq to battle American forces there, I present to you The Highway of Death from the first Gulf War.

highway-of-death-iraq-116.jpg


That would leave us with the Iranians using terrorism as their main weapon. How's that different than the norm?
The F4 Phantom was introduced into service in 1960. I know because I got an Airfix model Phantom from Father Christmas in 1966.
 

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