Unfortunately after a year I had around a dozen returning weekly users ... And it needed constant maintaining while completely saturating the resources of my little home server 24/7. Loved working on it altho, maybe it will make a return..
Huge thanks for the kind words and sorry for the let down..

Thanks for enquiring ! Twitter improved its anti scraping system blocking my little army of bots that would gather the data, and haven't had time to go back to it... The website is done for good I think as I don't have the time to tender it +it had no meaningful user numbers so had to let it go.

Or the opposite, Iraqi bases who might have had the guts to illuminate Israeli planes (radars where hit in at least one of the attacks) who god disciplined by Israel. But can be a plethora of other things. Surely interesting

I don't think ain-al-assad was targeted, as per the other attacks in Iraq they all happened on solely Iraqi bases which is interesting, my main theory is some messaging/scores to be settled between pro iranian groups and Iraqi gov who was seen as facilitating Israeli attacks.

Obviously, it was the Mossad agents who assembled, deployed and operated the drones and atgms that made all this possible

All other assets performed exceptionally but it was thanks to the complete blindness of Iranian AD in the first crucial hours. That allowed to devastate iranian missile capabilities uncontested and target remaining AD before it could be used.

And we actually have those signs and times coincide perfectly, (tweet was sent at 5am gmt) so a direct strike from the eastern route seems now plausible

There is precedent, the longest B2 mission lasted 44 hours and it was a direct strike on afghanistan , they took that route

More like 23000 kms, and refueling woulnd't take away much time as it would be planned around the very specific mission and the refill will happen along the same path of the planes (so just a minor slow down)

He is using very dangerous paths, doubt US flew over China