The New Iran Peace Deal Is a Humiliation for Trump and Netanyahu
…which is one reason to fear it might yet fall apart. Tehran is the winner here and it’s not afraid to say so.
…which is one reason to fear it might yet fall apart. Tehran is the winner here and it’s not afraid to say so.
Former Pentagon advisor Theodore Postol says Iranian missiles have become more accurate, destructive, and increasingly difficult for Israeli defences to intercept.
Senior Iranian officials have warned that the Israeli strike on southern Beirut will not go unanswered
Both Trump and Iran want to secure a peace deal. An agreement is due to be signed this Friday but whether or not it will be remains to be seen. There is one outstanding issue that could wreck any tentative accord – Israel
U.S. military morale plummets following the war with Iran
The deal is far from finalized but Trump’s reported ’concessions’ suggest that he is desperate to get out of a war he now knows he cannot win. The one major obstacle is Israel. Will Trump abandon Netanyahu, or do the Israelis have too much dirt on Trump in the form of compromising photos and videos from Jeffrey Epstein?
Have America’s vaunted F-35s finally met their match in Iran’s loitering munitions?
It will literally take America years to recover equipment losses sustained during its war with Iran and restore its severely depleted munitions stocks
After Hassan Nasrallah was killed in a wave of assassinations orchestrated by Israel, many commentators were ready to dismiss Hezbollah as a spent force. However, as the IDF is finding to its cost, the revived Hezbollah is a leaner, more effective fighting force
With outright lies and the assistance of a compliant media, the Trump administration has been able to minimize the public’s awareness of the scale of U.S. casualties in its war with Iran. That could change if Trump orders the seizure of Kharg Island
US president’s flip-flopping on high-stakes military operations comes as he expresses bewilderment that Iran hasn’t ‘submitted’ to his terms
The IRGC says 12 ballistic missiles targeted Al-Azraq air base in retaliation for earlier U.S. strikes near Tehran. The base is thought to host U.S. F-35, F-15 and F-16 fighters