Observers are especially cautious because the military airlift coincides with increased U.S. military activity in the region, suggesting a complex standoff that could escalate quickly if miscalculation occurs.
Analysis of how the recent Iranian unrest was sparked by market manipulation by the U.S. and Israel, which led to the near collapse of the Iranian currency. Ethnic groups in the pay of Mossad and the U.S. then incited riots to bring regime change. Imis Ginu on how Iran, with help of Russia and China, thwarted this and the broader implications of this
The US and Israel are waging war against Iran through a combination of crushing economic sanctions, targeted military strikes, cyberwarfare, stoking unrest, and unrelenting misinformation campaigns
Former minister of military affairs of Israel Avigdor Lieberman admits that Iranian missiles inflicted painful losses during the 12-Day war.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warns that Iran will respond “with everything we have” should the U.S. resume air strikes. His warning comes as the U.S. repositions assets and deploys a carrier strike and more missile and strike fighters in the region
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant has openly acknowledged that sanctions were used to create shortages in Iran, in an effort to foment public discontent. As was seen in recent unrest in Tehran
Tehran’s reported intercontinental missile test, if verified, would mark a historic escalation in Iran’s strategic weapons programme with profound implications for U.S. homeland defence
In the increasingly unlikely event that the U.S. and Israel manage to pull off regime change in Iran, this is the man they plan to replace the Ayatollah with
Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke on the 12 Day War, the recent unrest in Iran and why Trump’s threats to intervene in Iran never materialized. An outstanding analysis that makes a mockery of the MSM’s coverage of these events
Recent protests in Iran came in two different “waves.” The first saw market traders demonstrate peacefully over runaway inflation. Then, from Dec. 31 small groups of more vociferous protesters appeared who began attacking police, security forces and anything linked to Ayatollah Khamenei.
Western media is not reporting the substantial domestic support the Iranian regime retains in its defiance against Israel and America. Major Western outlets totally ignored recent pro-government demonstrations that brought over a million people into the streets.
Perhaps the best example of the deceptive coverage of protests in Iran came from the BBC. During its flagship show, Newsnight, the BBC rolled footage of protestors rallying in support of the Islamic Republic and the government while suggesting they were opposition