Trump should know better. After Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and now Iran, his repeated threats and boasts about US military power only diminish its standing
Trump moves to make-up for munitions shortages, damaged radars and equipment shortfalls stemming from the war with Iran
Iranian officials tell Drop Site News that U.S. negotiators have been warned that if the situation in Lebanon isn’t resolved peacefully, the Strait of Hormuz could be closed again and stay closed
A Trump official says the U.S. president is, right now, ‘madder at the Israelis than the Iranians.’
In an area regarded by pollsters as the epitome of ‘middle Israel’, the deal Trump recently agreed with Tehran is seen as a ‘surrender’ and humiliation for the Zionist state
Hours after a Merkeva tank was destroyed and its four crew members were killed, Israel announced that a ceasefire would come into effect for southern Lebanon
It wasn’t Iranian defiance or rumours that Tehran had acquired a nuclear weapon that compelled Trump to sign the MOU with Iran. As Larry Johnson explains, it was the one thing that Trump understands well. It was economic necessity
Trump sounds dangerously delusional. Like his ill-advised decision to go to war with Iran, his inability to grasp what has really happened raises questions about his mental fitness to continue in office
What did we learn from this war? Fyodor Lukanov breaks it down for us in easy to understand terms. Hopefully the neocons in Washington will take note, but don’t count on it.
Across the political spectrum, Israeli leaders denounce an agreement they see as unfavourable to Israel and vow not to cooperate
Israel will sabotage this peace agreement; Trump will look like a peacemaker.
Iran’s chief negotiator says the war with the U.S. will not end until Israeli forces withdraw from Lebanon. Can Trump persuade Israel to withdraw, or will Netanyahu and his hard line allies force Trump to abandon the peace accord?