U.S. Cripples IRGC Tankers as Iran Threatens Warships
The confrontation between Washington and Tehran reached a boiling point over the weekend as U.S. forces disabled three Iranian "shadow fleet" tankers in the Strait of Hormuz following an IRGC ballistic missile barrage at American warships. While Tehran threatened to escalate attacks on U.S. naval vessels if its maritime blockade persists, President Donald Trump warned that American forces may soon strike Iran's fortified "Pickaxe Mountain" underground nuclear facility.
06.09.26

Mountain target
Trump Threatens Strike on Iran's Fordo Nuclear Site
06.09.26



Anniversary alert
Israel Warns of Terror Attacks Around Oct. 7 Anniversary
06.09.26

Drone fallout
IDF Hits Terror Group Hezbollah Over Drone Attack
06.09.26



Deportation dodge
Illegal Arab in U.S. Uses Judea & Samaria Libel on ICE
06.09.26
Trump's Iran Sanctions Hit Unexpected Snag: U.S. Banks
The Trump administration is trying to choke off Tehran's regime, but the biggest weakness in its sanctions strategy is inside America's own borders. A sprawling shadow banking network is moving billions in Iranian funds directly through U.S. clearing accounts.
06.09.26



Diplomatic blunder
Embarrassing: Huckabee Falls for 'Palestinian' PR Trap
05.09.26



Moscow Spills
Russian Media Names Israeli in Gagged Espionage Mystery
04.09.26

Mob meets machine
Israel Develops AI to Fight Rampant Arab Crime Networks
04.09.26

Spy games
Israeli Indicted for Serious Foreign Intelligence Operation
04.09.26





