Following the recent 12-Day War, during which its air defences suffered significant losses and proved ineffective against U.S./Israeli air strikes, Iran has embarked on a major air defence upgrade. Will it be enough to deter further U.S./Israeli air strikes?
Trump’s association with Jeffrey Epstein now casts a shadow over the White House. So as to divert attention from this and the crippling effect it will have on his presidency, Alastair Crooke argues that there is a strong possibility that Trump will order further strikes on Iran
Candace Owens delves deeper into the intrigue surrounding France’s first lady. Is Brigitte Macron really who she/he claims to be? Or was he/she actually born Jean-Claude Trogneux, a man who later assumed Brigitte’s identity to marry French President Macron?
During the 12-Day War with Iran the U.S. fired between 100-150 THAAD missile interceptors. That’s 25% of America’s total stock of the interceptor missiles. Over the last two the U.S. has produced roughly one THAAD missile per month
Iran has reportedly been conducting field tests of the Russian S-400. The Islamic Republic may be assessing the air defence system prior to buying. If it does then the S-400 would represent a significant upgrade to Iran’s air defences
The evidence clearly shows that Israel ignored signs that Hamas was preparing to strike on Oct 7, 2023. This wasn’t mere oversight, however. A decision had been made at the highest levels to ignore the preparations for the Oct 7 strike.
This is all entirely unconfirmed but if some of the claims are true then Iran could have developed a real game-changer weapon
Deep Dive Defense offers an analysis of what really happened during the recent U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities
We said that the Macron’s suing Candace Owens for reporting that Brigitte Macron was in fact a man could backfire, and sure enough. The dispute is now making headlines across the globe. The last thing the Macron’s wanted
Despite numerous warnings, the IDF withdrew two elite commando companies from Gaza on Oct 5, 2025, leaving the Gaza perimeter dangerously undermanned. Iain Davis explains why what happened on Oct 7 wasn’t an “intelligence failure” but was allowed to happen
Saudi Arabia stood by while Israel suffered blows from Iranian missile strikes, and some observers say it might have preferred it that way
The Macrons will have to be careful as we suspect that this case could backfire badly on them and expose them for the utter frauds they are