Israel na Marekani zaishambulia Iran. Serikali ya Israel yatangaza hali ya hatari

Israel na Marekani zaishambulia Iran. Serikali ya Israel yatangaza hali ya hatari

🚨📹 Iranian missile attack on US base in Bahrain

There have been at least 4 explosions reported in the area, and interceptors are active.

Bahrain hosts the US Fifth Fleet headquarters—America's naval command center in the Gulf.
Mkuu kuna video ingine ya milipuko au ndio hizi hizi 😀😀
 
US na Israel wapo kwenye panic..
Hapo IRGC wanawasikilizia, baada ya hapo mvua inaanza kwenda Israel..

Hawa hii vita watajuta tu..
Ndio wanachokifanya na saivi irani anatuma ma decoy mengi kuwachanganya ili wasijue ni mda upi atawashushia mizigo mizito. sasa USA na Israel wamepanick wanashambulia ovyo kila kitu wakijua ni ndege au drone ngonja nikutumie video.

Iran imeripotiwa kutumia mbinu za anamorphic kwenye ardhi (ground art) ili kupotosha picha za satelaiti na mashambulizi ya anga ya IDF/US. Mchoro kwenye lami unaonekana kama helikopta halisi au vifaa vya kivita kutoka angani, lakini ni mchoro tu.

🪖🇮🇷 Iran’s ingenious use of anamorphic paintings to trick the IDF

Israel’s military has released footage of the destruction of an ‘Iranian Mi-17 helicopter’ on the ground at a base somewhere in Iran.

The problem is, the helicopter was an anamorphic painting – a type of 2D art that looks 3D from the right vantage point, complete with realistic shadows.

The footage shows that the dummy painted chopper didn’t move at all after the strike, its ‘blades’, tail and other components fully intact, with the ordnance’s only achievement being to send mounds of dirt into the air and create a large blast crater.

Anamorphic paintings’ use in warfare goes back over 100 years, with French artists, sculptors and painters creating the technique during WWI to deceive enemy aerial reconnaissance and snipers.

In late 2023, Russia began deploying the tool in the Ukrainian conflict, painting large, realistic silhouettes of military equipment like jets and bombers on airbases to trick enemy satellites and drones into thinking they were real planes ripe for attack.

Iran has taken this asymmetric approach to a new level, with

👉 advanced use of shadows using special paints (per defense analyst Patricia Marins)

👉 fooling the enemy’s electro-optical sensors (the black and white IDF footage is EO, not thermal, which is why some viewers may have thought the painting had a ‘heat signature’)

Iran’s foreign minister made clear at the war’s outset that the Islamic Republic’s defense strategy would be asymmetric, with the enemy forced to use multi-million-dollar ordnance to target cheap Iranian missiles and drones.

Who knew it would include the use of literal paintings?
 

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Ndio wanachokifanya na saivi irani anatuma ma decoy mengi kuwachanganya ili wasijue ni mda upi atawashushia mizigo mizito. sasa USA na Israel wamepanick wanashambulia ovyo kila kitu wakijua ni ndege au drone ngonja nikutumie video.

Iran imeripotiwa kutumia mbinu za anamorphic kwenye ardhi (ground art) ili kupotosha picha za satelaiti na mashambulizi ya anga ya IDF/US. Mchoro kwenye lami unaonekana kama helikopta halisi au vifaa vya kivita kutoka angani, lakini ni mchoro tu.

🪖🇮🇷 Iran’s ingenious use of anamorphic paintings to trick the IDF

Israel’s military has released footage of the destruction of an ‘Iranian Mi-17 helicopter’ on the ground at a base somewhere in Iran.

The problem is, the helicopter was an anamorphic painting – a type of 2D art that looks 3D from the right vantage point, complete with realistic shadows.

The footage shows that the dummy painted chopper didn’t move at all after the strike, its ‘blades’, tail and other components fully intact, with the ordnance’s only achievement being to send mounds of dirt into the air and create a large blast crater.

Anamorphic paintings’ use in warfare goes back over 100 years, with French artists, sculptors and painters creating the technique during WWI to deceive enemy aerial reconnaissance and snipers.

In late 2023, Russia began deploying the tool in the Ukrainian conflict, painting large, realistic silhouettes of military equipment like jets and bombers on airbases to trick enemy satellites and drones into thinking they were real planes ripe for attack.

Iran has taken this asymmetric approach to a new level, with

👉 advanced use of shadows using special paints (per defense analyst Patricia Marins)

👉 fooling the enemy’s electro-optical sensors (the black and white IDF footage is EO, not thermal, which is why some viewers may have thought the painting had a ‘heat signature’)

Iran’s foreign minister made clear at the war’s outset that the Islamic Republic’s defense strategy would be asymmetric, with the enemy forced to use multi-million-dollar ordnance to target cheap Iranian missiles and drones.

Who knew it would include the use of literal paintings?
Hii ni hatari mkuu..
Hawa Iran kwa mbinu za kivita ni hatari..
 
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