It's going to come down to who can control the sky. Qatar has more advanced equipment in most categories except air attack. Most of the modern equipment in air attack is pending fulfillment. They have a stronger air defense so any air attacks will be costly until those are taken out. read more
It’s going to come down to who can control the sky. Qatar has more advanced equipment in most categories except air attack. Most of the modern equipment in air attack is pending fulfillment. read more
Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait are too small in land size and manpower to pose a real threat and because Iran’s missile power is too strong all it would take would be a few hundred targeted missile strikes on oil fields, airports, downtown areas, and army bases which shouldn't be too far from Iran well within their missile range and can be accomplished without a pair of boots on the ground. read more
With tensions between Qatar and a Saudi-lead group of Arab countries (Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt) increasing over allegations that Qatar funds terrorist groups, and a blockade being imposed, there is the question as to what would happen if this broke out into war. read more