[75thOVI]

Think about it folks. Somebody just flew into some of the most heavily defended airspace in the world. SOTA Russian S-300 and S-500 SAMS. In, and out, nobody even caught a sniff. F-35s? F-22s? Something entirely else? This is a “Brown Trouser Moment” for more than just the Iranians. What some might just call a “Significant Emotional Event”.

[Billthedrill]

Oh, yeah. They’re saying “drones” because they don’t know. Some outstanding intel went into this one and some really good execution.

[2111USMC]

My first thought was drones. But then I read a report that people heard “military aircraft” shortly after the explosions.

Very well could have been fast-movers. They’ve been flying a defensive cap over the Green Zone area since the embassy attacks.

[a little elbow grease]

What some might just call a “Significant Emotional Event”.

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Or, what Chester A. Riley used to say ....

"What a revoltin' development this is!"

[eyedigress]

It really does not help to speculate the how.

In this world, yes it can happen.

[Delta 21]

Some would say that.

[grey_whiskers]

Think about it folks. Somebody just flew into some of the most heavily defended airspace in the world. SOTA Russian S-300 and S-500 SAMS.

(Nods.) You've got a point.

[bagster]

Think about it folks. Somebody just flew into some of the most heavily defended airspace in the world. SOTA Russian S-300 and S-500 SAMS. In, and out, nobody even caught a sniff. F-35s? F-22s? Something entirely else? This is a “Brown Trouser Moment” for more than just the Iranians. What some might just call a “Significant Emotional Event”.

Almost makes you think the Russkies stood down, right?

Like they did in Syria.

[Spacetrucker]

We don’t know what tech the U.S. Military may have and we don’t WANT to know.