Iran’s Foreign Minister Aragchi claims U.S. military personnel have abandoned their bases in the gulf-states following Iranian missile strikes. They have now taken refuge in hotels and offices in the region, where they are effectively hiding behind civilians
Thousands of U.S. airborne troops have been put on standby for deployment to the Middle East
The downing of several of AGM-158 Jassm’s — one of America’s most advanced stand-off missiles — attests to Iran’s growing ability to counter U.S./Israeli air assaults
Iran is a far more capable and complex adversary than those the US has faced in recent wars, such as Iraq. As a result the odds are increasingly stacked against America and Israel and the longer the war continues the worse things will get
Iran says it will go after U.S. troops who have abandoned their bases in regional states after Iranian missiles left many of the installations in ruins
Did a fire and deferred maintenance “issues” really disable America’s most advanced nuclear carrier? Or did Iranian anti-ship missiles wreak havoc on the USS Gerald R. Ford and the Pentagon is hiding this behind alleged maintenance “issues”?
As Iran steps up its missiles strikes on U.S. bases in the region and Israel, the U.S. and Zionist authorities impose a clampdown on media coverage of the damage caused
Israeli officials thought that by persuading the US to launch a war on Iran, they could spark internal uprisings against the regime. Instead, the opposite has happened as ordinary Iranians rally against US/Israeli aggression, and behind the Iranian government
The longer this war drags on the more opposition Trump will face to it, from within the ranks of his own military
The Ghaem-118, a cheap mass produced Iranian drone is taking a heavy toll of the more sophisticated and far more costly U.S. and Israeli drones
Everything from greater restrictions on air and auto travel to clamp downs on speech and press freedoms is on the table as the world grapples with global energy crisis triggered by Trump’s war.
Trump does another U-turn. This time on his 48-hour ultimatum to strike at Iran’s power plants