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From the War of the Cities to True Promise 3: Iran’s ballistic program and the path to networked deterrence

The Islamic Republic’s long-range missile doctrine is not just a tale of arsenal accumulation, but a four-decade transformation from survivalist improvisation to operational supremacy in the face of western and Israeli air dominance. Under a regional sky long dominated by US and Israeli air and intelligence superiority, Iran made a …

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2000 ISIS militants active in Syria’s desert

An estimated 2,000 Islamic State (ISIS) militants remain active in Syria’s vast desert regions, a spokesperson for a faction aligned with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) warned in an interview with Rudaw, highlighting the group’s ongoing efforts to regroup. The US-backed SDF serves as the de facto army of …

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Les armées européennes obligées d’acheter américain

Les plans des leaders européens, qui prétendent donner à l’UE une puissante armée européenne autonome, sont déjà déchirés par l’obligation d’acheter les armes US. Devant nos yeux, Macron, von der Leyen, Starmer, Duda, Merz, qui veulent armer contre la Russie et pour l’Ukraine, essuient un camouflet. Les armées européennes vont …

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Iran Update, June 30, 2025

US officials told Western media that Iranian officials said in intercepted communications that the US strikes on Iran’s nuclear program were “less devastating” than anticipated, which is inconsistent with previous open-source reporting and the nature of the strikes.[1] Four unspecified US officials familiar with US intelligence said that the intercepted …

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