Then what? This is the question that theoreticians of war from Sun Tzu to Jomini and Liddell-Hart and passing by Clausewitz advise leaders to ask before they order the firing of the first shot in a war. Thus, one may suggest that US President Donald Trump should also ask that …
Read More »Who might replace Iran’s supreme leader? There’s no clear successor
Iran’s clerical regime now faces the prospect of trying to find a successor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following his killing in joint US-Israeli strikes. The veteran leader, who ruled with an iron fist for nearly four decades, does not have an officially declared heir. Instead, an elected body …
Read More »L’Iran, Epstein & les sacrifices humains
Les leaders US sombrent dans une spirale infernale sans éthique ni code moral, sans autre divinité qu’eux-mêmes. La destitution ou le procès à La Haye ne suffiront pas à venir à bout de tels criminels Aujourd’hui, l’administration Trump, à la demande du gouvernement décadent de Netanyahu, a joué un rôle …
Read More »Hezbollah’s Limited Options for Supporting Iran
Key Takeaways: Hezbollah’s changed military and political position in Lebanon means that it poses a different threat to Israel from the one it did before the October 7 War, and that any Hezbollah intervention would likely involve a new strategy using new, longer range and low-cost weapons. Israel’s 2024 campaign …
Read More »Iran’s Dangerous Desperation
Rarely in modern history has a military offensive been as loudly and persistently foreshadowed as the June 2025 Israeli and American strikes on Iran’s nuclear program. For more than three decades, leaders in Tel Aviv and Washington have issued stark warnings about the Islamic Republic’s nuclear ambitions and activities, and …
Read More »What It Will Take to Change the Regime in Iran
The Islamic Republic of Iran is, quite possibly, at its weakest point since its founding, in 1979. In June, Israeli and U.S. attacks destroyed its uranium enrichment capacity and many of its air defense systems. In December and January, the country experienced the most widespread domestic uprising since the birth …
Read More »The Cat and the Stock-Footage CEO: How a Digital Trail Helped Unmask an Iranian Money Machine
A woman named Elizabeth Newman supposedly runs two U.K.-registered crypto exchanges. But she appears to be a corporate fiction used as a front for a convicted embezzler whom the United States has accused of moving billions of dollars’ worth of digital assets on behalf of Iran’s repressive regime. On paper, …
Read More »Iranian Kurdish groups unite against Tehran regime, Iraqi militias threaten Kurdistan Region
Five Kurdish Iranian groups announced the formation of a united coalition against the Tehran regime in a joint press conference on February 22. The press conference was held by leaders from the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI), the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK), the Kurdistan Freedom Party (PAK), the …
Read More »Iran and Israel Were Friends Once. Now They’re at War
The historical relationship between Iran and Israel has transformed dramatically from alliance to hostility over the decades. On February 28, Operation Epic Fury marked a significant escalation, as the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran It seems totally out of a Bollywood flick, where best friends become worst enemies, …
Read More »Ayatollah Khamenei Is Dead, So Is Iran’s Nuclear Fatwa?
The death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on February 28, 2026, may significantly impact the country’s stance on weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed on February 28, 2026, in a joint US -Israeli airstrike targeting his compound in Tehran. Iranian state …
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