Alarm in UK and US over possible Iran-Russia nuclear deal
Even if Russia hasn’t shared nuclear secrets with Iran, there is evidence of growing military cooperation between what the Guardian refers to as the “axis of upheaval”
Even if Russia hasn’t shared nuclear secrets with Iran, there is evidence of growing military cooperation between what the Guardian refers to as the “axis of upheaval”
Of course this has implications that go beyond Iran’s aspirations in space. A successful satellite launch using a three-stage launch vehicle means that Iran is within reach of developing inter-continental ballistic missile technology
The West has responded by imposing new sanctions on Iran. Thereby closing the door on any possibility of rapprochement with the new government in Tehran
Readers may have noted that we’ve heard very little about what’s happening in the Red Sea recently. That’s because after a few firefights the U.S. and its allies have effectively abandoned it to the Iranian-backed Houthis
In a sign of deepening military cooperation Iran will deliver hundreds of a new short-range missile system to Russia soon, and train Russian crews to use them
Douglas MacGregor on how Russia has recently delivered a lot of “high end” military equipment to Iran. Including advanced missiles, air defence and electronic warfare systems. In addition, because the stakes are so high, Moscow has also provided trained personnel to man the weapons provided
Iran still seems intent on launching some sort of reprisal against Israel and despite U.S. sanctions Russia seems to be providing the means to do so
As the war in Gaza nears its 11th month, it is obvious that Israel is no-where near to its initially stated goal of eliminating Hamas. If anything, Hamas appear to be growing more confident and adept in fighting the IDF
U.S. government seems to be pushing a contradictory policy of war with Russia, Iran and China while destabilizing the homefront through mass migration and a weakening of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Scott Ritter explains why he believes that if Israel decides to launch a strike on Iran it will be on its own. For despite the U.S. having pledged to defend Israel, it wants to avoid getting involved in a potentially calamitous war with Iran
Douglas Macgregor on what may have prompted recent Israeli pre-emptive strikes on southern Lebanon. Plus how Russia and China are now committed to helping Iran in the event of was with Israel and the U.S.
Putting the pieces in place for a U.S./Israeli counterstrike for an expected Iranian retaliation for the assassination of senior resistance commanders.