‘Pinpoint accuracy’: IRGC says Iran missiles to strike Israeli targets ‘more precisely’ after intelligence op
According to Major General Hossein Salami the targets include sites linked to Israel’s military, security, and nuclear activities
According to Major General Hossein Salami the targets include sites linked to Israel’s military, security, and nuclear activities
Prof Marandi on how America is not the power it once was. In contrast Iran has made major advances in its military technology. It has also spent the last 20 years preparing for a U.S. assault. So if that happens the U.S. could be in for a very rude awakening
Trump doesn’t really want an accord with Tehran. That’s why Trump’s original demand was that “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon”. (Iran has agreed to that demand.) But now, he has sneakily changed the wording to “no enrichment” as if the two things are the same
Iran has warned that any Israeli strike against its nuclear facilities will provoke retaliatory strikes against Israel’s secret nuclear sites
International Atomic Energy Agency’s director-general Rafael Mariano Grossi warns that Iran’s nuclear sites cannot be taken out in a single “surgical strike”. “The most sensitive things are half a mile underground — I have been there many times,” he said
Iran plans to relase a “treasure trove” of thousands of highly classified documents relating to Israel’s nuclear activities. Obtained with the help of disaffected Israeli settlers, Iran’s intelligence minister claims the information obtained will enhance the country’s “offensive capabilities”
Iran has unveiled a new ballistic missile system that operates without the Global Positioning System (GPS), but instead uses its own Inertial Navigation System (INS), making it less vulnerable to electronic interference
Deep Dive Defense looks Iran’s acquisition of Russia’s S-300 PMU2 air defence system. Whether Israel disabled any of its crucial components during its strike on Iran last year, as the Israelis claim; and what measures Tehran has taken to remedy that
“There are very few Trump voters who’d support a regime change war in Iran”, writes Tucker Carlson. “Trump ran for president as a peace candidate … It’s why he won. A war with Iran would amount to a profound betrayal of his supporters. It would end his presidency”. The question is, will Trump listen to Carlson’s counsel?
Military analysts suggest that Iran is trying to bypass bottlenecks in its own domestic arms production. Giving it the capacity to launch sustained and extensive counter-strikes in the event of its nuclear facilities being attacked.
The Ayatollah is right there is little the U.S. can do. However, that doesn’t mean that Israel won’t do anything. In fact, out of sheer frustration it might attempt to strike Iran’s nuclear sites. Thereby opening the way for the U.S. to be drawn into a much bigger conflict
At least two dead in Paris and more than 500 arrests in what is becoming an all too familiar event in Paris. The media would have us believe that it was just boisterous football fans celebrating but widespread looting and the profile of many of those involved suggest that something else may have been involved