Senator warns that U.S. munitions stocks have been “shockingly depleted” by the Iran War and could take years to recover. In other words, the U.S. may not be able to fight a large-scale war for some time. Although that doesn’t mean that it won’t be able to launch precision strikes and assassinations
A trio of U.S. warships was forced to leave the Strait of Hormuz recently, after being confronted by waves of Iranian drones and missiles. Will HMS Dragon and the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle meet a similar fate?
Years of drought ended a few weeks ago when Iranian missiles slammed into U.S. radar installations across the Middle East. Was it a coincidence? Or does it confirm claims by Ahmadinejad that the U.S. was manipulating weather across the region?
Have NASA satellites detetected thermal signatures from fires aboard one or more seriously damaged U.S. Navy ships? Lending weight to Iranian claims that its missiles struck U.S. Navy vessels near the Strait of Hormuz?
The IDF reportedly attacked and killed Iraqi troops who discovered the outpost
Iran’s ballistic capability has gone underground. They are continuing to produce missiles and they may now have as many missiles as they did before Feb 28, 2026. Scott Ritter on why the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Secretary of State and the Director of National Intelligence all said NO when presented with plans for a joint U.S./Israeli strike on Iran. And why Pete Hegseth and President Trump thought otherwise
President Trump admits that military strikes on Iran might resume anytime and according to Chuck Baldwin that could be as soon as next week
Former National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent declared ‘the narrative and agenda spun by a foreign government- Israel, won the argument and forced us into this war’
There is a virtual news blackout on events in the Persian Gulf and the Western news media is doing more than repeat the Pentagon’s version of events. For their part, Iran claims to have hit two U.S. Navy ships as Trump responds with a veiled nuclear threat
The US is rapidly losing its appeal as a safe haven during times of global financial turbulence
We cannot confirm Iranian claims about a naval clash near the Strait of Hormuz. However, given the Trump administration’s inconsistency and record of lies we wouldn’t dismiss Iranian claims of having hit 4 US Navy vessels, forcing them to flee
Ongoing access to Chinese satellite feeds has enabled Iran to gauge the impact of its missile strikes and it’s far worse than the U.S. military has acknowledged