La guerre qui fait rage au Moyen-Orient s’inscrit dans le cadre d’un effort désespéré visant à préserver l’hégémonie occidentale. Tous les conflits, qu’ils aient lieu en Palestine, au Liban, en Syrie, au Yémen ou en Iran, sont le fait du sionisme, qui joue le rôle de gendarme de l’Occident au Moyen-Orient et dispose d’une force militaire écrasante.
The Islamic Republic, long sustained by repression and violence, is now drowning in a crisis of internal security breaches and the death of its core ideology—Velayat-e Faqih (Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist).
This crisis stems not only from external conflicts but from a deep internal collapse within the regime, which has lost legitimacy and functionality even among its most loyal institutions, such as the IRGC. The sound of this regime’s collapse can now be heard from Tehran to the farthest provinces.
The letter [from the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Salah Abdel Haq] shows that the Muslim Brotherhood has officially endorsed the Iranian regime’s slogans of “Death to Israel!” and “Death to America!”
The [Muslim Brotherhood’s] founder, Hassan al-Banna, accepted the utility of political violence, and members of the Muslim Brotherhood conducted assassinations….
Exclusive: As Israel uses F-35 fighter jets to bomb Iran and Gaza, we reveal parts for these warplanes were transported via London last month.
Fighter jet components were transported via London Stansted airport to Israel last month, shipping documents seen by Declassified and The Ditch indicate.
In the unfolding drama between Tehran and Tel Aviv, Nigeria may feel tremors in its markets and society, but it must direct its fate by using any temporary gains to build enduring foundations, rather than chasing transient gains born of conflict. There is no oil price high enough to replace good governance. No foreign war is sufficient to substitute for domestic vision. As the world watches the Middle East burn, Nigeria must look inward, ask hard questions, and act with clarity because the real conflict isn’t just between Israel and Iran. It’s between what Nigeria could become — and what it will settle for.
“Operation Midnight Hammer” included seven B-2 bombers with two crew members each, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Air Force General Dan Caine said during a press conference Sunday morning, outlining the strikes against three of Iran’s nuclear sites.
Each B-2 completed 18-hour flights with multiple in-air refuelings, according to Caine, who called it a “deliberate and precise strike” as well as a “highly classified mission.”
As it appears, a Western imperialism military coup has been underway to topple the theocratic government in Tehran to rip apart Iran and install a temporary puppet government headed by Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran. In April 2023, the Zionists invited Reza Pahlavi to visit Israel, where he met with Benjamin Netanyahu, Isaac Herzog, Israel’s president, and its Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel.[1] On June 9, 2025, his daughter Iman Pahlavi wed Bradley Sherman, a Jewish businessman, in a lavish Paris wedding.[2] Sherman is head of partnerships at commercial drone delivery company Matternet, located in Mountain View, California.[3] The marriage further warmed up Reza Pahlavi’s relationship with the Zionists to act as their collaborator and to be crowned Reza Shah 2.
Tehran (Quds News Network)- The US joined Israel in its attack against Iran, with President Donald Trump announcing that US forces had struck three Iranian nuclear sites. In response, Iran accused Washington of violating international law.
Trump claimed the heavily fortified Fordow nuclear facility is “gone”.
The Islamic State (ISIS) has begun to reassert its presence in Syria, capitalizing on the power vacuum left by the sudden collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in late 2024. According to a new analysis by the Soufan Center, a leading global security think tank, the group is exploiting the transitional period and the resulting security fragmentation among local and international actors to quietly regroup.
Le Parlement iranien a voté à l’unanimité ce matin la fermeture du détroit d’Ormuz, qui mène à l’intérieur et à l’extérieur du golfe Persique, après l’attaque surprise et non provoquée des États-Unis contre des sites du programme nucléaire iranien.