Douglas Macgregor argues that the Israeli strike on the Iranian consulate in Syria was intended to draw the U.S. into Israel’s ongoing conflicts by provoking Tehran into launching retaliatory attacks on Israel. The question is, will Iran take the bait?
Former Marine Corps Intelligence Officer and UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter with his perspective on the Israeli strike on the Israeli strike on Damascus
Israeli missiles targeted Iranian consular offices in Damascus Monday, killing an IRGC commander, his deputy and two Syrian police officers among others
With information that had been obtained through interrogations of terror suspects in Iran, Tehran had alerted Moscow to the possibility of big terrorist attack taking place inside Russia days before the Crocus attack
Iranian drone on display at an international arms fair in Doha with the Wall Street Journal describing it as a rival for the US-made MQ-9A Reaper and a “a stepped-up threat to US interests and allies. “
The unforgivable trouble with this charade is that Macron and his ilk are gambling on world peace and the future of the planet based on their petty political egos.
Early Sunday morning Israeli jets launched a wave of missiles at targets in and around Damascus. Syrian air defences intercepted most of the projectiles and no injuries were reported
The commander of U.S. Central Command, Gen Michael Kurrilla told members of Congress Thursday that he is ‘very concerned’ about the emerging military alliance between Russia, China and Iran.
As diplomatic efforts falter and the situation on the ground remains precarious, the specter of further escalation looms large over the region.
President Putin recently noted that French President Macron’s belligerence over Ukraine was borne out of resentment over France’s spectacular loss of standing in Africa. One after another, its former African colonies have told Paris to stop interfering in their internal affairs.
Yemen’s Houthis have threatened to expand the scope of their operations from the Red Sea to across Indian Ocean and down to South Africa and the Cape of Good Hope. Armed with newly developed hypersonic missiles this could spell severe disruptions for international trade
This is from Iran’s Press TV. It is not being reported in the Western mainstream media