Tim Pool

But we got videos.

We got tons of these videos.

U.S.

helicopters flying over Iran.

Now, I actually got to point something out.

That's despite this story being pretty terrifying and brutal, actually fairly optimistic.

You know why?

The one thing I don't see anybody pointing out, we have air superiority.

We have such air superiority over Iran right now.

We just got a bunch of vehicles floating around, chilling on a rescue mission without worry of being shot down.

And the worst attack I've seen thus far is a dude hiding behind a pillar with a bolt action rifle shooting at a helicopter, which is going to do nothing.

I mean, like he's got a one in a lottery tickets chance shot of hitting that that American pilot in the helicopter.

It's not a particularly good weapon for taking down helicopters.

If he was sitting at if he was holding like a 50 BMG, like anti-material rifle, I'd be like, well, that one is for hunting helicopters, but you've got to be pretty good.

It looks like while the story may be very worrying for this crewman.

It also shows the U.S.

basically owns the airspace now.

They've destroyed their anti-air capabilities.

The biggest concern for all U.S.

operations in Iran has always been that they've got tremendous anti-air capabilities.