Kurdish crosshairs
U.S. Abandons Kurds—Iran Wastes No Time Attacking Them
As the U.S. withdraws air defenses from Iraqi Kurdistan under a new Baghdad agreement, Iran has already struck a Kurdish military base with drones. The Kurdish minority, living autonomously in northeastern Iraq, now finds itself exposed.
07.09.26
Ben Gavish
Abandonment issues
Iraq: U.S. to Pull Air Defenses from Kurdistan
06.09.26
Ben Gavish
U.S. Cripples IRGC Tankers as Iran Threatens Warships
06.09.26
C14 Desk
Operation: Nameless
Pentagon: Iran Strikes Continue, But 'Epic Fury' Is Over
03.09.26
Ben Gavish
Kabul comeback?
Iran Warns Taliban Over Possible U.S. Return to Afghanistan
03.09.26
Ben Gavish
Restabilizing the market
Oil Flows Again in Hormuz—Is Iran's Threat Really Fading?
The U.S. military escorted 40 ships through the Strait of Hormuz this week, moving a record 18 million barrels of oil in a single day—the highest volume since the war began. Washington claims Iran's grip on the strait is weakening, but shipping companies remain wary of continued attacks.
03.09.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
All in
Trump Weighs Ending War as Military Preps Ground Invasion
03.09.26
Efrat Briner
Operation maybe
Trump Won’t Rule Out CIA Arming Iranians to Topple Regime
02.09.26
Efrat Briner
Pentagon rift
Pentagon Drama Explodes Mid-War as Army Secretary Quits
02.09.26
Efrat Briner
Tankers burning
U.S. Shifts Strategy, Targets Iranian Energy Assets
02.09.26
Dror Balazada