[edpc]

Potentially interesting.....

[Sacajaweau]

Interesting?? Very!! If it goes awry and doesn’t make it past the bow...

[bunkerhill7]

U.S. Announces Long-Range Anti-Missile Target Practice Amid Strait Of Hormuz Row With Iran

[NonValueAdded]

Salami also called the U.S. "an iceberg which is to be melted by the high degree of the Iranian revolution," and "a sparrow in the body of a dinosaur."

Gotta love that Baghdad Bob-speak. BTW, what is the airspeed velocity of a sparrow in a dinosaur body?

[Cringing Negativism Network]

It would be interesting if Israel shot it down.

Just saying.

[Noob1999]

Oh goody, the Fifth Fleet gets to play with some target practice!

[Venturer]

Test all the missiles you want to Iran, just be careful they don’t hit anything.

THAT could be a big mistake.

[NY Attitude]

Should there be a military confrontation between the US and iranian forces, would that be a key in getting “The One” re-elected??????

[mardi59]

“high degree of the Iranian revolution,” /

Sounds a bit like a nuclear threat. High degree......

I’ve never seen a dinosaur turned to glass before. That would be something new. Little people using big words. They had better be very careful or they might be investing in glass parking lots with no cars to park in them.

[Logical me]

And our military will just sit there and ignore the chance for target practice. Will our missile intercept work? Yeah, on paper. How about a real practice?

[ThunderSleeps]

Real smart Iran... What is the thought there? "Where should I test several long range missiles? I know, a crowded waterway full of commercial shipping, supertankers, and other Countries' naval forces!"

Because "tests" never go awry, everything will work exactly as planned. ;-/

Of course it is not really a "test" because that would be stupid. This is political/power posturing, maybe looking for an excuse to start something.