Iran Will Have ‘Hell To Pay’ If It Fails To Strike A Deal, White House Says
‘If they don’t choose to move forward with diplomacy,’ Karoline Leavitt said, ‘there will be grave consequences to pay.’
‘If they don’t choose to move forward with diplomacy,’ Karoline Leavitt said, ‘there will be grave consequences to pay.’
Alastair Crooke on why Trump has threatened Iran over an ultimatum that likely cannot be met
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu made a video address Tuesday during which he called for the physical destruction of all Iran’s nuclear sites
Ramon Marks on how a Yemeni militia has skillfully taken advantage of an overstretched U.S. Navy.
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson on how he believes Russia will respond if the U.S. and Israel strike Iran. Moreover, Johnson also reveals that he has been informed that Russia is working proactively in this regard
Initially we thought that Netanyahu had gone to Washington to dictate the terms of Trump’s negotiations with Iran. If so it appears that Trump has disregarded Netanyahu’s ’advice’ and acted on his own initiative
Buried in this report is a warning for Donald Trump. If the U.S. president orders strikes on Iran it will retaliate by striking Israel’s coastal cities of Tel Aviv and Haifa
Even though they don’t violate any international laws, the Trump administration is also demanding that Iran give up its strategic missile program as part of any nuclear deal.
Is Trump about to launch widespread strikes on Iran and its allies? The U.S. has just deployed an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer equipped with the advanced Aegis combat system near Diego Garcia. Is this to protect U.S. facilities on the island from an Iranian counter-strike?
Prof. Mohammad Marandi on President Trump’s history of broken promises and why, as a result, Iran cannot trust him to negotiate an agreement when he’s broken his word so often in the past
The build-up of U.S. arms in the region together with Trump’s threats toward Tehran suggests that the U.S. is actively preparing for conflict
Larry C. Johnson and Scott Ritter present two different perspectives on the outcome of a U.S. war with Iran. They do however agree that war is looming and that it may soon be unavoidable