Putin adviser calls Strait of Hormuz Iran’s nuclear weapon: ‘Its potential is inexhaustible’
Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chair of the Security Council of Russia, says Iran has a nuclear weapon and “it is called the Strait of Hormuz”.
Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chair of the Security Council of Russia, says Iran has a nuclear weapon and “it is called the Strait of Hormuz”.
The strikes came hours after the ceasefire was announced. Israel claims that the ceasefire doesn’t apply to Lebanon although Pakistan, which helped negotiate the accord, insists it does
Despite the ceasefire Israel continues to launch waves of air strikes across Lebanon. Killing at least 88 in Beirut alone
Israel’s main opposition leader, Yair Lapid, condemns the ceasefire agreement with Iran as a “unprecedented disaster”. Saying that Netanyahu had failed to acheve “a single one” of the objectives he had laid out at the start of the war.
Iran’s 10-point Plan is unacceptable to US-Israel, yet Trump is pretending it is “a basis for negotiation.”
Among other things the ten-point plan proposes the lifting of all sanctions against Iran, guarantees against further attacks and the withdrawal of all U.S. military bases from the region
According to Israeli Daily Maariv, Iran has won a “decisive victory” and now controls the Strait of Hormuz like a “cash machine,” generating substantial revenue from vessels passing through the waterway.
The recent clash in Isfahan was NOT an attempt to rescue a downed U.S. pilot, as Trump claims. According to Press TV, the Iranians set a trap and a contingent of U.S. Special Forces supported by helicopters and jets fell for it, and suffered heavy losses
What is remarkable about the Iran war today is that the same paradigms just keep on repeating themselves in history, and Americans never learn the lesson.
The Western mainstream media offers limited coverage of the war with Iran and its proxies. While the Indian media often seems to provide more perspective and these two reports – from Times of India and Oneindia News – serve as examples
Former UN Weapons Inspector and US Marine Intelligence officer Scott Ritter on why he does not believe the recent US military operation in Isfahan was a ‘rescue mission’, as claimed
Israel faces an acute shortage of interceptor missiles with which to counter Iran’s increasing use of multiple independently targetable re-entry vehicles (MIRV)