A US Navy ship used a new drone-defense system to take down an Iranian drone
Did the U.S. really down an Iranian drone last week? Or is this claim just an empty sales pitch?
Did the U.S. really down an Iranian drone last week? Or is this claim just an empty sales pitch?
Iran claims says it has detained 17 individuals suspected of working for the CIA
The corporate media has all but forgotten Trump’s claim but the U.S. has yet to ANY provided proof — film, debris or photos — that it shot down an Iranian drone last week.
Britain has been co-opted on to the front line of Washington’s confrontation with Iran. The process of polarisation is accelerating.
UAE forces are being pulled out of Yemen so that they can be reconfigured to do Washington’s bidding for a war on Iran.
The seizure of the Stena Impero comes the day after authorities in Gibraltar announced that they would continue to hold an Iranian tanker seized on July 4
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards said the footage had been released to expose Trump’s “lies” about the U.S. downing an Iranian drone
Unlike pictures of the Global Hawk’s wreckage, we have not seen any film or photos of the downed “Iranian drone” yet. Did the U.S. really shoot down an Iranian drone? Or is this just a propaganda ploy?
President Trump said the Iranian drone was shot down after it approached the U.S.S. Boxer and ignored multiple orders to stand down
Some news agencies have suggested the ship was the Panamanian-flagged MT Riah, a ship that went missing on 14 July and appeared to have been taken into Iranian waters
Where it will join HMS Montrose, HMS Duncan and a U.S. carrier battle group
A week before he tried to calm tensions with Iran, UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt vowed to increase military spending if he became prime minister. Citing Iran as the main reason