It would be easy to pass over this without noting a crucial detail. You would almost think that Reuters is trying to bury the fact that the secretary of Russia’s Security Council Sergei Shoigu just confirmed ‘foreign interference’ in the recent Iranian unrest
Trump’s call to Iranian protesters that ‘help in on its way’ will only encourage more deaths; is that what he wants? We say that because U.S. carriers would be needed to spearhead any major operation against Iran. Of the 11 carriers: 7 are being rearmed or repaired. One is on watch with Venezuela. Two are on duty off the coast of Japan and one guarding Taiwan. So far none are reported to be sailing toward Iran.
Trump is reportedly ‘leaning towards’ bombing Iran while considering diplomacy. However, before the bombing commences military commanders have warned Trump that more time is needed to prepare regional assets for expected Iranian counterattacks
Douglas Macgregor offers his assessment of the situations in Venezuela and Iran.
Of course this can be seen as Iranian propaganda. However, as always the truth is somewhere between what the official Iranian media says and what the largely Zionist owned Western mainstream claims. We leave readers to decide.
‘We Have Audio Recordings…’: Iran Minister says Iran has hard evidence of US covert ops instructing undercover assets to mingle with protesters and open fire on police, in an effort to provoke security forces to return fire on demonstrators.
U.S. military intervention at this stage could be counter-productive, as it risks galvanizing support for Iran’s clerical regime. So Trump may wait a few weeks yet. Giving the US time to build-up forces in the region and reinforce regional defenses
Glenn Diesen talks to Prof. Seyed Marandi in Tehran, who gives his assessment of the situation there. According to Mirandi, the current unrest is part of a recurring pattern that we’ve seen in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon, which almost always results in Western military intervention.
Trump has repeatedly warned Iran that the US military could strike if it continues its crackdown on protests. Paul Iddon looks at the options facing Trump
The warning should be seen as an attempt to deter the US from intervening in the unrest currently racking Iran
Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating new strikes on Iran. However, if he does decide on military action we think that it may be a week or more yet. As right now any US military action against Iran risks galvanising support for Ayatollah Khamenei
Residents near to RAF bases in the UK report seeing large numbers of US Air Force planes landing in the past few days. Are they being positioned in preparation for possible US intervention in Iran?