Trump’s campaign against Iran is going nowhere without forces on the ground. That will require a minimum of hundreds of thousands of troops. If he uses U.S. troops it will destroy his midterm prospects. Too many Americans are waking up. So will these ‘other people’ be NATO troops, or Kurds or mercenary proxies? Whoever Trump employs he seems intent on escalating the war
Social media footage and satellite images reveal the damage wrought by Iranian drones and missiles on U.S. bases in the region
The NATO summit sent a message that no one wants to hear. Europe is openly declaring war on Russia—and it’s doing so with President Trump’s full support. In return Trump wants European support against Iran
Will they converge into an apocalyptic conflict, or will our leaders see sense? Paul Craig Roberts is not optimistic
Iran launches retaliatory strikes on multiple US military sites in the region. Including the US 5th Fleet headquarters, weapons storage depots and several radar facilities in Bahrain. Includes Times of India video
A delusional Trump is leading America toward a long and bloody war, which could have a seismic impact on the global economy
Iranian missile strikes force the US to shift high-altitude surveillance drones to safer locations in Europe.
That’s why Israel’s man in the White House is at war. Although Trump was no doubt motivated by threats of blackmail from his dealings with Epstein, he is taking America into a conflict in which countless U.S. lives could be sacrificed for Israel
Defense analysts warn that the war with Iran is depleting U.S. munitions stocks to dangerously low levels. Reducing America’s ability to fight future potential wars
While missile and drone exchanges between US forces and Iran have been ongoing, Prof. Marandi explains that Tehran has been making preparations for a US ground offensive
Forget Trump’s platitudes about peace. That’s just to buy more time while the U.S. is engaged in a build-up for another big military campaign, possibly involving boots on the ground, for Israel
The Iranians are playing with a view to the long-term. Can Trump go the distance?