This article first appeared in Foreign Policy Magazine, an elite mouthpiece used to prepare public opinion according to the globalist agenda. Significantly, it argues that a resumption of the Iran-Israel War may only be weeks away. Will Trump commit U.S. forces to the fray?
Israel was assisted in its June 13 strikes on Iran by a host of insiders, who had infiltrated the Islamic Republic as illegal migrants. Once established, Israel provided them with communications equipment and weapons so that on June 13 they were able to facilitate drone and missile strikes
Douglas Macgregor explains why another attack on Iran is “inevitable”. That’s because there is a small group, he says with a great deal of money in Washington, New York City and London who effectively control Trump’s foreign policy.
It should be noted that none of Iran’s ‘missile cities’ were used in the ‘12 Day War’ with Israel. These are trump cards that Iran has yet to play. Deep Dive Defense offers an analysis of these facilities and explains how they could withstand direct nuclear strikes
Israel’s murder of a string of Iranain nuclear scientists has led to tightened security around more than one hundred prominent survivors. The killings have also prompted calls for the Ayatollah to reconsider his prohibition on the development of nuclear weapons
Iranian hardliner calls into question Russia’s commitment to support Iran in its face-off with Israel
An Israeli Colonel reportedly told Netanyahu that by attacking Iran ‘we’ll likely have a weapons state on our hands’. Tulsi Gabbard likely told Trump the same. Alastair Crooke explains why Iran should now be viewed as an undeclared nuclear weapons state
In the wake of the June 13 attack, Iran’s intelligence and political leaders face growing pressure to account for what many now believe was a deep and long-running infiltration of the regime – one that may not yet be over.
Deep Dive Defense evaluates the performance of the IRGC Aerospace Force Air Defense Division during the recent 12-war with Israel and the U.S.
Following the recent 12-Day War, during which its air defences suffered significant losses and proved ineffective against U.S./Israeli air strikes, Iran has embarked on a major air defence upgrade. Will it be enough to deter further U.S./Israeli air strikes?
Trump’s association with Jeffrey Epstein now casts a shadow over the White House. So as to divert attention from this and the crippling effect it will have on his presidency, Alastair Crooke argues that there is a strong possibility that Trump will order further strikes on Iran
During the 12-Day War with Iran the U.S. fired between 100-150 THAAD missile interceptors. That’s 25% of America’s total stock of the interceptor missiles. Over the last two the U.S. has produced roughly one THAAD missile per month