Deep Dive Defense looks Iran’s acquisition of Russia’s S-300 PMU2 air defence system. Whether Israel disabled any of its crucial components during its strike on Iran last year, as the Israelis claim; and what measures Tehran has taken to remedy that
“There are very few Trump voters who’d support a regime change war in Iran”, writes Tucker Carlson. “Trump ran for president as a peace candidate … It’s why he won. A war with Iran would amount to a profound betrayal of his supporters. It would end his presidency”. The question is, will Trump listen to Carlson’s counsel?
Military analysts suggest that Iran is trying to bypass bottlenecks in its own domestic arms production. Giving it the capacity to launch sustained and extensive counter-strikes in the event of its nuclear facilities being attacked.
The Ayatollah is right there is little the U.S. can do. However, that doesn’t mean that Israel won’t do anything. In fact, out of sheer frustration it might attempt to strike Iran’s nuclear sites. Thereby opening the way for the U.S. to be drawn into a much bigger conflict
Trump’s warning comes amid fears that an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities would jeopardise U.S.-Iranian nuclear negotiations. Crucially however, in reporting this the Telegraph, a Zionist aligned mouthpiece, repeats routine Zionist disinfo, which we highlight
Are the U.S. Air Force planes deployed to the Indian Ocean island meant to pressure Iran in the ongoing nuclear negotiations with the U.S.? Or are they for a contingency plan should the talks fail?
Was the Austrian intelligence report issued to prepare the ground for U.S./Israeli air strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities?
Iran is part of China’s ‘One Belt One Road’ initiative, which seeks to re-establish overland trade routes once known as the ‘Silk Road’.
Trump and other senior US officials have expressed increasing concern in private that Netanyahu might order a military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities that could sabotage diplomatic efforts. Will Israel’s prime minister take heed?
US intelligence has estimated that Israel could mount an Iran attack in as little as seven hours. Is this why Trump has warned Netanyahu against action that could jeopardise US-Iran nuclear talks? Has he been informed that an Israeli strike is imminent?
A group of “Senators from Israel” led by Tom Cotton (R-IS) and Lindsey Graham (R-IS) is trying to torpedo Trump’s nuclear negotiations with Iran. Kevin Barrett explains
An advisor to the Iranian nuclear negotiators, Prof. Mohammad Marandi offers his take on whether Israel and the U.S. would strike Iranian nuclear facilities and the likely consequences if they did