The production capacity at Iran’s missile factories is reportedly increasing, along with improvements in missile accuracy and the continued deployment of ballistic missile launchers.
Although a major war is raging in the Middle East the Western media is only providing limited coverage. That’s because things are not going well for the US/Israel and a news clampdown has been imposed. However, Iran’s Press TV tells how US AWACS and refueling planes were targeted today at Israel’s main airport.
This is a mainstream Western media report but even they cannot deny Iran’s assertion that Trump’s claim is ‘nonsense’. As Tehran rejects any suggestion that it had requested a ceasefire
Iranian drones strike a key US airbase in Jordan, used for launching air strikes into Iran
The unthinkable has happened: the bully has been bloodied and is looking for a way out. This humiliation stems from a psychotic hubris, the belief that America — and the man leading it — are subject to no natural law. Mike Adams explains
Although he tries to portray it as a victory, it amounts to an admission of defeat. As President Trump says ‘We’ll be leaving very soon,’ when asked about Iran war, adding it will happen in ‘maybe two weeks, maybe three’.
Major U.S. tech giants including Apple, Google and Microsoft have been warned that they will be targeted for having provided the U.S. and Israel with intelligence to carry out strikes in Iran
Renowned for their fighting prowess, Chechen military units have signaled their readiness to deploy to Iran should the U.S. embark on a ground invasion
The headlines suggest uncertainty: shifting statements, mixed signals, constant speculation about what comes next. But that is not how wars like this unfold
From a military point of view Iran is proving a tough nut to crack and the longer this goes on the more it undermines Trump and Netanyahu’s political power. For both men the nuclear option may be the final option
Among other items, Max Igan presents some great Iranian animations that you won’t be seeing in the Western mainstream media
Netanyahu pitched the war as a repeat of Israel’s apparent ‘audacious feat’ of smashing Hezbollah. The US president should have noted instead Israel’s moral and strategic defeat in Gaza. Jonathan Cook explains