How Israeli Oct 26th strike on Iran happened

This video analyzes October 26th Israeli strikes on Iran, covering their composition, types of planes and weapons used, routes used, location and types of targets attacked. It also offers a general timeline of the attack.

00:00 Intro
00:24 Aircraft types used
01:11 Missile types used
04:05 Aircraft range and refuelling
06:13 Targets hit
08:21 Timeline of the attack
10:06 Recon and damage assessment

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[erloriel]

At this point, neither Syria nor Iraq are even treated as sovereign nations...

[hamedhosseini]

Iran leader: dont downplay the attack
Kids in comment: it was nothing 🤡

[MrWhiterunGuard]

It's crazy that the planes needed refueling mid air to get to their destination but could fly back without any refueling. Those bombs must be heavy.

[normiedeathsquad]

This video is 5hrs old yet all the comments are from the last 5 minutes. Wtf is happening here?

[zacharyzier]

Israel’s pulled off less-easily justified and harder-to-achieve missions than this. So this doesn’t surprise me at all

[euroe]

Interesting how the trolls are saying it was nothing.
Both Israel and Iran have a reason to minimize the results.

[timberwolfe]

The shear FACT that YOU can make THIS while NO MEDIA Coverage is talking about this is STRIKING!!!

[NunyaBizness-zw]

There's a bigger war in the comments section.

[compleategamster]

Binkov can I say that I really feel bad for you with all these awful rude kids in your comments. You provide detail, comprehensible analysis and a transparent view on the problems is verification, all with a reasoned and detached tone and evident depth of research. Meanwhile the comments are, almost without exception, straight up abuse. Anyway it’s great to get a military view of what’s happening without having to do my own research, given that the mainstream news is so infuriatingly illiterate where it comes to military matters.

[speak_truth]

After going through comments iam fairly convinced that most of them are Iran bots 😅😅😅

[djannias]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation:

00:00:00 *✈️ Israeli Airstrike Overview*
- Overview of the 26th October Israeli strike on Iran, including the assets and planes used.
- Discusses the launch of around 100 aircraft, including F-35s, F-16s, and F-15s.
- Mentions likely missile types used, including guided ballistic missiles like Rocks and Golden Horizon.
00:02:09 *🚀 Missile Capabilities & Origins*
- Breakdown of missile types and their origins, emphasizing their range and warhead capabilities.
- Golden Horizon likely derived from Blue Sparrow, possibly featuring a maneuvering warhead.
- Hypothesized use of these missiles for future-proofing against Iranian defenses.
00:03:47 *🛡️ Israeli Strike Strategy*
- Explanation of the strategy behind the missile attack and Israel’s avoidance of flying deep into Iranian airspace.
- Israel likely relied on standoff missile attacks instead of close-range bombing.
- Estimated combat radius for Israeli jets and potential role of refueling tankers in extending their range.
00:06:00 *🛢️ Refueling Operations & Target Analysis*
- Description of the in-air refueling operations that supported the attack, and analysis of the key targets.
- Refueling tankers extended the planes' range, allowing them to strike deeper into Iranian territory.
- Key targets included missile production sites, drone factories, and military bases.
00:07:22 *🛰️ Israel's Use of Technology in the Attack*
- Examination of Israel’s use of cruise missiles and the role of drones, with insights into technological tactics.
- Cruise missiles were likely avoided due to their decreasing effectiveness against modern defenses.
- Limited use of drones, with emphasis on missile effectiveness.
00:08:17 *💥 Three-Phase Attack Plan*
- Breakdown of the three-phase Israeli attack, timing, and possible coordination with refueling missions.
- Preliminary attacks targeted Syrian radars and air defenses.
- Israeli planes likely launched missiles between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.
00:09:26 *🛡️ Defensive Measures & Reconnaissance*
- Israeli attack formations and defensive measures taken, including early warning planes and search and rescue operations.
- Reconnaissance missions post-strike involved UAVs and satellites for damage assessment.
00:11:17 *🔭 Reconnaissance and Post-Strike Damage Assessment*
- Post-strike reconnaissance efforts, including satellite passes and drone surveillance.
- RA1 UAV mentioned as a high-speed, stealth reconnaissance drone.
- Coordination with US satellite imagery to assess damage.
00:11:32 *🤝 Diplomatic Consequences & Escalation Potential*
- Discussion on the broader implications of the strike and potential for further escalation between Israel and Iran.
- If Iran retaliates, Israel is likely to launch further strikes.
- Emphasis on the tension between military action and peace diplomacy.

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[LanternOfLiberty]

Seems to me that the Israeli strike was intentionally limited in scope, in order to give the Iranians the option to blow it off and not retaliate. Everyone saves face.

[barrettbritt]

99.9% of these comments are bots. The worst part of any social media/content platform.

[bobbinsgaming]

Just a note that the very final images on your video - of the island basically being carpet bombed - are of American strikes on Taliban positions in Afghanistan, nothing to do with Israel/Iran.

[unrealuknow]

Israel proved Iran has no way to fight against F35s or F16s

[beastdork]

this comments section is just either bots or people saying their bot, write something unique guys 😭

[SapphiR_]

Iran will never admit what was really hit, only the dead soldiers. We we'll see the strength of the coming attack to guess.

[hamodalbatal]

Look in the comments how many people claim they are from Irani cities and all claim nothing had happened, these are the Irani regime agents doing their keyboard jihad 😂

[mikes]

Israel showing absolute supremacy against their near peer foe. And the fact that Israel purposefully avoided targeting areas that would result in civilian video recordings and create propaganda is absolutely brilliant.

[Homoprimatesapiens]

Binkoff just speculates. No proof of this strategy. Three fuel tanker a.c. will not be enough for more than 100 siblings supplying them all with fuel. So this doesnt make sense.