Romanic Imperium wrote:Also janpia if I'm offline you can use the mercenaries otherwise I control them
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by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 2:08 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
OOC: Since when did you get to Tonga?
IC:
With the speed of the Hisshins, not to mention, the altitude advantage they currently have, they simply run away as Muqatil aircrafts scrambles into the air, attempting to gain altitude. The speed of the Hisshins are also much more faster than the Muqatil, allowing them to escape, regroup and land at the carriers, in preparation for another sortie. Attacks against UAVs were simply swerved away thanks to the Helicopter IRST, DIRCM, and ECM measures, which allows it to counter once within range. Laser guided missiles is one of the missiles that are quickly countered.
Revolutionaries began pushing towards further, now aiming to expand from Jeddah and Yanbu. They began to set their eyes on Mecca, cities along route 55, Riyadh, Medina, Buraydah, and the the entire Arabian plain. Noting the flat terrain throughout the land, more JP-1-AG tanks were sent, in preparation for a major assault. Meanwhile, Avangard missiles, like the usual sea skimming missiles, were easily detected by the ship's IRST, and were fried upon by LaWS. Enemies firing from multiple directions against the JP-1s, were stopped and killed by accompanying IFVs and Revolutionaries on the back. They also began raiding homes, equipping themselves with shotgun, anti-explosive armor, and shields against dangerous particles or explosions. Drones were all quickly shot down by LaWS within range, or anti-drone guns by infantry on the ground.
Noting that the 3rd fleet gained the overall of the Red Sea, they began setting up more beach heads, along the coast, landing off some tanks and IFVs. These were all supported by attack helicopters and additional Revolutionaries. They also set a no-sail zone throughout the entire Red Sea. As such, Corvettes or frigates attempted to call out incoming ships to sail away. Those who persisted were immediately shot down.
Route 1
With the area being cleared and bombed to bits, JP-1-AG tanks, IFVs, Transport trucks, or the motorized divisions in general, began riding their way into New Najaf. Noting the flat terrain, tanks were sent first, detecting any possible dugouts, or enemy armor. Attack helicopters beats into the air, spearheading the advance before the tanks.
Muqaddasi aircraft, especially those with very long missile range, patrol the air to ensure that no Janpian aircraft can get through. MANPADS are used to destroy the helicopters. Muqaddasis, armed with Knightmare Lites and upgraded IDSF robots boost the defences of Jeddah and paramilitaries use hit-and-run attacks on the enemy. AFVs and IFVs such as the Batal al Watani and the Tharba are used to attack enemy infantry and armoured vehicles with their anti-personnel weapons and (against armoured vehicles) their long range incendiary weapons. Swarms of small drones armed with bombs attempt to destroy the helicopters whilst artillery bombards the enemy. Muqaddasi ships bombard Yanbu and Jeddah. Anti-drone guns are targeted by rockets and missiles.
OOC: I’m assuming that the Route 1 thing is in Kuwait and Al Faw Peninsula, because Gonswanza did a lot of the damage and until recently I didn’t know what Route 1 was. And what about the mines?
IC: The heavily fortified Muqaddasi positions opened for on the enemy with rockets, tanks and drones. Patrolling aircraft engaged Janpian ones with long range missiles and deployed chaff and flares, and MANPADS were used to attack the enemy. Muqaddasi helicopters attempted to come from the side and strike the enemy tanks from there.
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 2:13 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Muqaddasi aircraft, especially those with very long missile range, patrol the air to ensure that no Janpian aircraft can get through. MANPADS are used to destroy the helicopters. Muqaddasis, armed with Knightmare Lites and upgraded IDSF robots boost the defences of Jeddah and paramilitaries use hit-and-run attacks on the enemy. AFVs and IFVs such as the Batal al Watani and the Tharba are used to attack enemy infantry and armoured vehicles with their anti-personnel weapons and (against armoured vehicles) their long range incendiary weapons. Swarms of small drones armed with bombs attempt to destroy the helicopters whilst artillery bombards the enemy. Muqaddasi ships bombard Yanbu and Jeddah. Anti-drone guns are targeted by rockets and missiles.
OOC: I’m assuming that the Route 1 thing is in Kuwait and Al Faw Peninsula, because Gonswanza did a lot of the damage and until recently I didn’t know what Route 1 was. And what about the mines?
IC: The heavily fortified Muqaddasi positions opened for on the enemy with rockets, tanks and drones. Patrolling aircraft engaged Janpian ones with long range missiles and deployed chaff and flares, and MANPADS were used to attack the enemy. Muqaddasi helicopters attempted to come from the side and strike the enemy tanks from there.
Where the ship firing came from? As for the mines, tanks especially IFVs are mine resistant against it
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 2:31 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:My ships were severely damaged, but other ships from Egypt and the north also come. As for the mines, I was talking about naval mines
Yee the ones on the Suez is under our radars. As for the naval mines, Ive stated it alot earlier about minesweeping operations with helicopters. Thats before we land
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 2:33 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
Yee the ones on the Suez is under our radars. As for the naval mines, Ive stated it alot earlier about minesweeping operations with helicopters. Thats before we land
And what would you do about it? Besides, there are other ports far from the Suez… like Marsa Alam
I hate posts getting buried. But my ships were also stationed in Kuwait and Iraq?
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 2:36 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:And what would you do about it? Besides, there are other ports far from the Suez… like Marsa Alam
I hate posts getting buried. But my ships were also stationed in Kuwait and Iraq?
Marsa Alam is much more near than Suez. We can just automatically sink any on our radars.
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 2:41 am
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 2:54 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:How can you automatically sink anything?
Idk, AI management of BMS, simple radar detection of surface targets, tagging them allowing for auto lock from VLS? Radar being that long enough to reach it?
Also asking how's my takeover against government buildings and stuff?
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:03 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
Idk, AI management of BMS, simple radar detection of surface targets, tagging them allowing for auto lock from VLS? Radar being that long enough to reach it?
Also asking how's my takeover against government buildings and stuff?
Ship defences?
Most people have evacuated the city, the government buildings aren’t really worth anything now since all the important stuff is gone. You’ve taken them, though. The city’s split in half
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 3:08 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Ship defences?
Most people have evacuated the city, the government buildings aren’t really worth anything now since all the important stuff is gone. You’ve taken them, though. The city’s split in half
Yea, cruise missiles, closer time to react, or maybe even dummy missiles from us can maybe pierce through the defense. Or if all else fails, a sea skimming hypersonic one.
Also the Government buildings can be used as propaganda or something maybe.
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:09 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
Yea, cruise missiles, closer time to react, or maybe even dummy missiles from us can maybe pierce through the defense. Or if all else fails, a sea skimming hypersonic one.
Also the Government buildings can be used as propaganda or something maybe.
So.. yours can’t be hypersonic missiles to death but mine can?
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:22 am
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 3:26 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Yes, Kinzhal. But what about Avangard?
They can. But remember its an MIRV made for cities. And also its launch requires to trespass someone else's aerospace before going down. In which, where my satellites outside the region can detect it early on in preparation. Plus, many doubt russian claims that it can even be undetected when it goes in its entry phase. If anything, its not made to attack boats, and even if you do, I have early warning systems. Oh, and its an independent glide system and some people claims that an ICBM could have been faster. If anything, how did you even get that thing out of nowhere?
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:29 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
They can. But remember its an MIRV made for cities. And also its launch requires to trespass someone else's aerospace before going down. In which, where my satellites outside the region can detect it early on in preparation. Plus, many doubt russian claims that it can even be undetected when it goes in its entry phase. If anything, its not made to attack boats, and even if you do, I have early warning systems. Oh, and its an independent glide system and some people claims that an ICBM could have been faster. If anything, how did you even get that thing out of nowhere?
It’s one of my hypersonic missiles
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 3:32 am
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:34 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
And when did you built them? Plus, its made to strike other nations. If anything, what your using is an ICBM which can falsely trigger our nuclear response.
ICly, I guess a few years ago? And enemy states were all around by that time. Turkey, Egypt, etc. I’m honestly tired of this rp. Could we just stop it for a day or so? ICly call it a ceasefire, which would make sense?
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 3:37 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:ICly, I guess a few years ago? And enemy states were all around by that time. Turkey, Egypt, etc. I’m honestly tired of this rp. Could we just stop it for a day or so? ICly call it a ceasefire, which would make sense?
Eh. When I first made a hypersonic one, I atleast let everyone know about it. Plus, I thought you have Egypt? Also ICly were attempting a blitz one. Cease fire would be unacceptable for them.
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:41 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
Eh. When I first made a hypersonic one, I atleast let everyone know about it. Plus, I thought you have Egypt? Also ICly were attempting a blitz one. Cease fire would be unacceptable for them.
I barely had an idea what a hypersonic weapon was back then
I do have Egypt, but Southern Egypt used to be independent
So, what else? And did you reply to my attacks on your supply lines
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 3:43 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:I barely had an idea what a hypersonic weapon was back then
I do have Egypt, but Southern Egypt used to be independent
So, what else? And did you reply to my attacks on your supply lines
Which supply lines? You have to sail all the way to the Gulf of Oman and Aden. Red Sea is under ours already. Even then, the ships are all under air cover. Also, attacking non militarized ships is a war crime. Though I would greatly appreciate it if I know what am I even facing first than that one randomly pulling up during the battle.
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:49 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
Which supply lines? You have to sail all the way to the Gulf of Oman and Aden. Red Sea is under ours already. Even then, the ships are all under air cover. Also, attacking non militarized ships is a war crime. Though I would greatly appreciate it if I know what am I even facing first than that one randomly pulling up during the battle.
Ok?
You don’t control the whole Red Sea.
Ok? But they’re carrying military stuff so I consider them military ships
Submarines and UUVs.
by Biladu Al Rafidayn » Mon May 30, 2022 3:52 am
Janpia wrote:Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Ok?
You don’t control the whole Red Sea.
Ok? But they’re carrying military stuff so I consider them military ships
Submarines and UUVs.
Actually I already do. I already repeatedly saying that during my push from Gulf of Aden and me destroying RI fleet. I have like 2 or 3 post already about it. Even in OOC. Not to mention, remaining ships in the area are poured by cruise missiles or dummy ones. ANY ships within our radars are destroyed. Plus, even if theyre carrying military equipment, its still a warcrime. Either that, or the restricted submarine warfare.
UUV's and submarines at this point can be detected since we keep popping up some sonar nets along the seas. Enabling us to early detect launch, and act against it quickly. And also to detect submarines far away from ship sonar
by Janpia » Mon May 30, 2022 3:55 am
Biladu Al Rafidayn wrote:Janpia wrote:
Actually I already do. I already repeatedly saying that during my push from Gulf of Aden and me destroying RI fleet. I have like 2 or 3 post already about it. Even in OOC. Not to mention, remaining ships in the area are poured by cruise missiles or dummy ones. ANY ships within our radars are destroyed. Plus, even if theyre carrying military equipment, its still a warcrime. Either that, or the restricted submarine warfare.
UUV's and submarines at this point can be detected since we keep popping up some sonar nets along the seas. Enabling us to early detect launch, and act against it quickly. And also to detect submarines far away from ship sonar
You captured a city and a half. Yes, a lot of my ships could be damaged/destroyed but they can be replaced by the Mediterranean fleet.
Even your “unarmed” ships have sonar nets?
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