Iranian Leaders have Longstanding Ties to US, Israel
Like Communists, Iranian leaders are billionaires using ideology to hold their country hostage.
Like Communists, Iranian leaders are billionaires using ideology to hold their country hostage.
Deep Dive Defense looks at Iran’s counterattack against Israel: The Untold Dimension
Satellite data reveals that Iranian missiles caused greater damage to Israel’s military infrastructure than the authorities are willing to admit. Toward the end of the war 16 percent, or one in every 6.25 Iranian missiles was evading Israel’s vaunted Iron Dome
Israel’s defences minister said the country would pursue a “policy of enforcement” against Iran despite a cease-fire, aiming to prevent it from rebuilding its defenses. So it’s entirely possible that Israel could again attack the Islamic Republic in the coming weeks. Launching another strike on the pretext of it being “pre-emptive”
After Israel’s initial strikes Iran quickly recovered and delivered some devastating counter-blows. Although both have since agreed a tentative ceasefire, the war is far from over and could flare-up at any time as both sides prepare for the next round
Economic analysts argue that prolonging the war would have pushed Israel’s embattled economy to the brink of collapse
Ali Abunimah was in Jordan during the 12-day war from where he watched missile exchanges between Israel and Iran. His impression is of course entirely subjective, but it tends reinforce the Iranian version of events.
The U.S. and Israel failed crack Iran with extensive bombing using conventional explosives. So unfortunately, we agree with Scott Ritter when he says that the West is maybe months or even weeks away from using nuclear weapons as a last resort
By itself Israel failed against Iran. Even with U.S. help it was unable to prevail. So we believe that Netanyahu will now try to persuade Trump to use nuclear weapons against Iran. As Tehran is the biggest obstacle to his plan for a Greater Israel
During the 12-day conflict the U.S. used up to 20% of its global stockpile of THAAD interceptor missiles. Estimates put the figure of THAAD missiles used at nearly $500 million
A high-ranking Iranian insider claims that during the recent 12-day war Iran had identified the Zionist state’s “weak point”. Giving Tehran the opportunity to “permanently neutralize the Israeli regime” if and when there is another clash
Former U.S. intelligence analyst argues that the Trump administration views Iran as a stepping-stone in a larger plan, which is ultimately to fragment and dismember the Russian Federation