IRGC hits US-Israeli pilot hideouts, drone hangers in 87th wave of reprisal attacks
Iranian reprisal strikes with no let up as Israel’s stocks of interceptor missiles run low
Iranian reprisal strikes with no let up as Israel’s stocks of interceptor missiles run low
He suggests that only one thing could force Trump’s hand to do the unthinkable. Trouble is, with Israel involved and increasingly desperate, it is entirely possible
Former intelligence analyst Larry C. Johnson presents his assessment of the current state of play in the war with Iran and the Gulf of Hormuz
The next 10 days will determine whether the U.S. crosses the same threshold as March 1965
Hindustan Times reveals that Iran’s buried missile cities aren’t isolated redoubts but part of a network of subterranean strongholds, some of which are linked by underground rail lines
“What we’re seeing is not ‘asymmetric warfare’. What we are seeing is one side trying to wage a war the way we have since 1944. That’s the old way of war. And we are facing an opponent who is waging a very different war against us. They are actually waging a war of the future in the 21st century. And that’s a war of missiles, unmanned systems, as well as manned systems”
Washington colluded with Al-Qaeda and ISIS in Syria to topple Bashar Assad, Joe Kent has said
With the third attack by U.S./Israel on Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power generation plant and threats of ground troops, this war may be just getting started.
Iranian drone and missile strike on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia take out prized USAF assets; including an E-3 AWACs used to coordinate missile and air engagements. If confirmed it represents a major blow to the USAF
The world is holding its breath.
The third Israeli strike on Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant in ten days looks like a deliberate attempt to precipitate an environmental catastrophe. Trouble is, given Iran’s tendency to retaliate it could also ignite strikes on Israel’s nuclear facilities
Alarm in the Pentagon as missile supplies run dangerously low. 850 Tomahawks were fired in the first four weeks of the war and according to one US official, it will take at least 5 years to replace them