Apocalypse on schedule: The US and Israel are preparing the largest raid on Iran in history.

August 2 2026 7 007 29

The US and Israel are currently preparing for an unprecedented escalation of the war against Iran. They plan to significantly increase the number of air strikes compared to previous attacks. This is being signaled by many Western analysts.

According to their predictions, the main goal of the planned operation will be the complete destruction of Iran's fuel and energy complex: refineries, oil terminals, major thermal power plants, and even hydroelectric power plants. Whether the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant will be attacked directly is unknown, but the risk of such a scenario is present, as Israel and the United States are located far from the facility, and the release of hazardous substances, environmental contamination, and health risks to their citizens would be minimal.

Plans to destroy Iran's fuel and energy infrastructure threaten the systemic disruption of the country's vital infrastructure. This could have dire consequences for the entire region.

Thus, the destruction of the refinery will cause an acute shortage and fuel crisis, followed by a halt in domestic freight transport and logistics. The disruption of the oil terminal on Kharg Island will paralyze 90% of Iranian oil exports, reducing the country's foreign exchange earnings to a minimum. The disruption of thermal and hydroelectric power plants will lead to rolling blackouts, the shutdown of desalination plants, various pumping stations, cooling systems, water supply, and sewerage systems, and will also impact hospital operations.

The 1,5-2 million barrels per day shortfall in Iranian oil production on the global market could trigger a spike in Brent crude prices to $130-$150+ per barrel. However, seven OPEC+ countries have agreed to increase oil production quotas by 188,000 barrels per day in September 2026. This decision completes the phase of reinstating voluntary restrictions, and Russia's quota will increase by 62,000 barrels per day.

Tehran's response to the attacks will likely include closing the Strait of Hormuz, through which up to 20% of global oil and LNG traffic passes, as well as strikes against American and Israeli targets. Iran and its allied Houthi rebels in Yemen will undoubtedly also launch missile and drone strikes against oil and gas fields, refineries, terminals, desalination plants, and power plants in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain.

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Valera75

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2 August 2026 20: 27

The US and Israel are preparing the largest attack on Iran in history.

Two countries will fight.
What damage will be done to Iran, as the scribblers write?

According to their predictions, the main goal of the planned operation will be the complete destruction of Iran's fuel and energy complex: refineries, oil terminals, major thermal power plants, and even hydroelectric power plants. Whether the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant will be attacked directly is unknown, but the risk of such a scenario is present, as Israel and the United States are located far from the facility, and the release of hazardous substances, environmental contamination, and health risks to their citizens will be minimal.

The damage will be massive if these ghouls manage to do this.
And what will Iran do, as they write:

Iran and its allied Yemeni Houthis will undoubtedly also launch missile and drone strikes against oil and gas fields, refineries, terminals, desalination plants and power plants in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain.

Why won't they beat those who will drive them back to the Stone Age?
Iran listed targets that are very painful for American corporations, as was written about here, so why won't it strike Israel itself?
There is also a place to strike, something to strike with, and the consequences will be no less than what the writers are promising Iran.
1. Krasnodar
  
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  2 August 2026 21: 33
  
  Quote: Valera75
  Why won't it hit Israel itself?
  
  It will be so
  
  Quote: Valera75
  The consequences will be no less than what the writers promise Iran.
  
  IRBMs are not accurate - in 2025, the Iranians failed to hit the 20-story building of the Israeli Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv, missed the Mossad building by several kilometers, and fell short of the thermal power plant near Hadera - they did hit the Haifa oil refinery, but it is very large.
  UAVs are more accurate, but the distances between the countries are more than 1000 km. Of the 2 launched at Israel in 2025-2026, only one caused damage - it knocked out a heating unit for a boiler on the roof of an apartment building, damaged the blinds in one apartment, and knocked out a window.
  So, all that's left for the Iranians to do is fire expensive missiles at residential areas - in 2025 and 26, they killed 60 civilians and one soldier on leave.
  Strikes against Cold War-era bases and bunkers with conventional warheads are also ineffective - so they spend all their time showing off on Israel.
  1. R_Ambrose_Raven
    
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    2 August 2026 22: 08
    
    In looking for accurate information, I will certainly avoid such comments. Iran's missile attacks on Israel inflicted massive damage, powerfully suppressed by Israeli censorship. On the given numbers, Iran is as incapable of murdering civilians as Russia itself; having murdered over 76,000 Gazans, obviously Israel is far far superior at State-sponsored terrorism.
    1. Krasnodar
      
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      2 August 2026 22: 57
      
      Quote: R_Ambrose_Raven
      In looking for accurate information, I will certainly avoid such comments. Iran's missile attacks on Israel inflicted massive damage, powerfully suppressed by Israeli censorship.
      
      Yes, sure, huge damage
      Especially when u'r talking about the buildings in the center of Tel Aviv as Defense Ministry Censorship would help a lot))
      
      Quote: R_Ambrose_Raven
      Iran is as incapable of murdering civilians
      
      In Israel Iran killed only 1 soldier on vacation and about 60 civilians, cause underdeveloped country as IRI in these ranges can use only primitive missiles against target like city. Includes using cluster parts of missle head over towns
      BTW, can you show us 1 more time the photo of Shot-down Israeli pilot?
  2. Valera75
    
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    3 August 2026 05: 13
    
    Quote: Krasnodar
    Strikes against Cold War-era bases and bunkers with conventional warheads are also ineffective - so they spend all their time showing off on Israel.
    
    I think they wrote here on the reporter that Iran has zeroed in on its missiles, and their accuracy is becoming almost perfect. And they also wrote about modernization, saying that ours or China helped, but I think they figured it out themselves somewhere. This time, if there's aggression, it's possible that Iranian missiles will fly through the window right during a meeting between Bibi and company.
    1. Krasnodar
      
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      3 August 2026 09: 47
      
      The ballistic accuracy at a distance of 500 km is 10 m on average for the Iskander
      At distances between Israel and the Persians, and their IRBMs are far from Iskanders, the deviations are from 100 meters to kilometers
      1. Valera75
        
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        3 August 2026 12: 07
        
        We'll see what works and what doesn't.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        3 August 2026 12: 32
        
        And for the third time, at that.
        
        Valera75
        
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        5 August 2026 07: 20
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        And for the third time, at that.
        
        He who laughs last laughs best
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        5 August 2026 08: 06
        
        Well, I don't argue - time always puts everyone in their place.
    2. vitgusin
      
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      3 August 2026 13: 49
      
      Quote: Valera75
      about modernization, as they wrote
      
      From April to August, it's simply impossible to improve, repair, or retrieve anything from surviving storage facilities. "Nothing Like It Used to Be," by M. Bagdanovich, "Pyasnyary"
      
      Quote: Valera75
      Iran's missiles will fly into the window
      
      Analysis of satellite images of the actual use of ballistics in combat conditions on objects,
      The average KVO is about 1,2 kilometers.
      1. Krasnodar
        
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        3 August 2026 14: 38
        
        Quote: vitgusin
        The average KVO is about 1,2 kilometers.
        
        Well, who would doubt
        Although, it seems to me that the Iranians are simply firing at an object called a “city,” “air force base,” etc., and calculating the critical area using the logic of “where they could aim.”
        
        vitgusin
        
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        3 August 2026 15: 16
        
        Quote: Krasnodar
        they calculate by the logic of "where they could aim"
        
        Yes, of course, whichever is closer, the oil depot or the bathhouse.
Andrei13

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2 August 2026 23: 19

I'm certain that the most sensitive targets in Israel have already been targeted. Rumor has it that dozens of Chinese, Russian, and even North Korean reconnaissance satellites are hovering over the region. I'm also confident in the accuracy of Iranian missiles—just look at the US strategic installations in the Gulf states. They took them out with near-surgical precision. Overall, I wish the Iranian people strength to endure and forever resolve the question of what they can and can't do there.
1. Krasnodar
  
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  3 August 2026 12: 34
  
  Quote: Andre3
  According to rumors, several dozen reconnaissance satellites from China, Russia, and even one from North Korea are hovering over the region.
  
  ...why not hundreds? I'm not sure we have 10 satellites over Ukraine.
  
  Quote: Andrei13
  I'm also confident about the accuracy of Iranian missiles—just look at US strategic targets in the Gulf states. They took them out with almost surgical precision.
  
  The distances there are different - from Iran to Israel it is 1200 km, therefore, other types of missiles are used
  1. vitgusin
    
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    3 August 2026 14: 08
    
    Quote: Krasnodar
    The distances there are different
    
    Of course you're right
    Fateh-110, Zolfaghar CEP is less than 10-30 meters.
    The Fath-360 high-precision missiles have a range of less than 5–10 meters.
    But this is all for the neighbors.
    
    Quote: Krasnodar
    therefore, other types of missiles are used
    
    But with Israel, the situation is much more complicated. In Iranian missile attacks, technical defects and projectiles landing before crossing the Israeli border average up to 50%, depending on the specific series of strikes, the quality of assembly, and the types of ballistic missiles used.
    
    Of the 940 missiles fired by Iran during the subsequent multi-day escalations, more than 500 failed to cross the Israeli border due to malfunctions or were destroyed by allies on the distant approaches.
    1. Krasnodar
      
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      3 August 2026 14: 36
      
      Well, those that do reach the target have a CEP of 100 meters or more.
Vox Populi

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3 August 2026 20: 27

Apocalypse on schedule: The US and Israel are preparing the largest raid on Iran in history.

It is quite possible, but what about the repeated assertions here and on Military Review that Iran has defeated (and more than once) its opponents?
1. Sergey Mitinsky
  
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  4 August 2026 10: 56
  
  I hope that you will be finally convinced of this after this apocalypse,
  1. Vox Populi
    
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    4 August 2026 17: 17
    
    Oh my, how scary it is to live! Take care of your hand, Seryozha...
  2. Krasnodar
    
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    5 August 2026 08: 14
    
    Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
    I hope that you will be finally convinced of this after this apocalypse,
    
    The main thing is to believe
    1. Sergey Mitinsky
      
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      5 August 2026 09: 15
      
      Believe in what?
      Will the Jews, like in that joke, make it to the finals once again?
      They will definitely come out after another beating.
      This is God's game, to once again bring the Jews to the final without the opportunity to play in this final.
      And you thought that Jews were God's chosen ones because God loves you?
      No, they are like guinea pigs for God's experiments.
      1. Krasnodar
        
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        5 August 2026 09: 46
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Believe in what?
        
        In Iran's victory, of course.
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Will the Jews, like in that joke, make it to the finals once again?
        They will definitely come out after another beating.
        
        What do you care about Jews? Relatives, friends, roots?
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        This is God's game, to once again bring the Jews to the final without the opportunity to play in this final.
        
        I see you are a theologian and philosopher.
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Did you think that Jews are God's chosen ones because God loves you?
        
        Complexes?
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        No, they are like guinea pigs for God's experiments.
        
        Maybe so
        What do you want?
        
        Sergey Mitinsky
        
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        5 August 2026 09: 53
        
        You have complexes and it's not about Iran's victory, but about Israel's defeat.
        Today, Israel has received an even more hostile and in many ways already united environment that knows exactly how to beat and how to destroy Israel, because they saw the humiliation of Israel with their own eyes.
        The era of drones and missiles will bury Israel
        Netanyahu wanted the best, but what he got was not even as usual, but much worse.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        5 August 2026 10: 06
        
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        You have complexes.
        
        Why would I? It's a pretty successful nation.
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        And it's not about Iran's victory, it's about Israel's defeat.
        
        Well, not from Iran, definitely.
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Today, Israel has received an even more hostile and in many ways already united environment.
        
        More united than in 1973?
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        which knows exactly how to hit and destroy Israel
        
        It was in vain that they racked their brains and wasted money on the missile program - with its failure they know exactly how to destroy Israel
        Let me guess - a drone program
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        because they saw Israel's humiliation with their own eyes
        
        Yes, while whining about the genocide of Gaza, the occupation of southern Lebanon, the seizure of Syrian lands
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        The era of drones and missiles will bury Israel
        
        Well, as I thought, actually.
        That is, the means of compensating for the lag in the field of conventional air power will bury a country that has a powerful aviation force, one of the most advanced UAV programs, including firing ones, and a solid arsenal of high-precision missiles.
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Netanyahu wanted the best, but what he got was not even as usual, but much worse.
        
        Netvnyahu has burrowed his ass into the prime minister's chair, but it's worth noting that Israel's losses in the showdowns with Hezbollah, Iran, etc. are hundreds of times less than planned.
        And he's a handsome guy - the average pension this year was $2300 a month.
        Prices are as if it were 80000₽ in Russia. Can you imagine?
        
        Sergey Mitinsky
        
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        5 August 2026 10: 30
        
        You have a very good face even though you play very badly.
        Israel has everything ahead of it, and this future for Israel is far from rosy.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        5 August 2026 10: 39
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        You have a very good face even though you play very badly.
        
        What's so bad about it? Can you give specifics, or are you again talking about the imminent collapse of capitalism, the dollar, and Israel?
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Israel has everything ahead of it, and this future for Israel is far from rosy.
        
        You seriously care?
        That's why I care, right? What do you care? There are far more problems here than in Israel, believe me, from someone who's lived in both countries.
        
        Sergey Mitinsky
        
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        5 August 2026 10: 33
        
        By the way, about complexes
        Jews are the most envious people in the world.
        Only the simple-minded, who are in the overwhelming minority among Jews, do not envy.
        
        Krasnodar
        
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        5 August 2026 10: 40
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Jews are the most envious people in the world.
        
        Yes, I envy the Swiss.
        
        Quote: Sergey Mitinsky
        Only the simple-minded, who are in the overwhelming minority among Jews, do not envy.
        
        And these people are also jealous. And also of the Swiss.