US military can sustain only days of attacks against Iran: Israeli intel.
Israeli intelligence warns that as things stand the US could sustain intensive air strikes against Iran for “four to five days”
Israeli intelligence warns that as things stand the US could sustain intensive air strikes against Iran for “four to five days”
A couple of really interesting points from this Polish clairvoyant. First Trump doesn’t want war with Iran and would prefer to avoid it but he is being pushed into conflict. And guess who’s pushing? Secondly, if war erupts it will have catastrophic consequences for the West
Trump’s top military advisor has warned the president that a military campaign against Iran could entail significant risks
What appears to be a USAF heavy-lift air bridge between Ramstein Air Base and the Gulf suggests that preparations are well underway for an extensive, and possibly prolonged military campaign
As in last year’s 12-Day War, the Ayatollah and senior Iranian military commanders will be prime targets
This illustrates why Zionists are so insistent that Trump act against Iran now. Not because of any human rights violations but because Iran military technology is advancing so fast that it will soon overtake Israel’s capabilities
Iran is preparing for all-out war and it doesn’t expect compromises from the West and nor will it back down. It remains to be seen what will be the ultimate outcome but the potential for direct conflict, particularly with Iran’s backers like China, is aggravated by the potenrial for a crash in the dollar.
Patrick Henningsen expands on his experience during a recent trip to Tehran. What he encountered was completely at odds with what we are told about Iran by the Western mainstream media
Trump’s strategy seems to be to choke off oil supplies to China, a risky move that could lead to a broader regional war or even a world war if Russia, China and North Korea enter on the side of Iran
Former UN Weapons inspector Scott Ritter on why war with Iran looks increasingly likely
US military planes and hardware continue to gather in West Asia in readiness for strikes on Iran
Patrick Henningsen has just returned from Tehran and what he encountered there was very different to what we are being told about Iran by the mainstream media