Israeli forces expanded their bombardment of Iran overnight, striking fuel depots near Tehran, while Bahrain said an Iranian attack had damaged one of its desalination plants, signalling a widening assault on vital infrastructure across the region.
La guerre en Iran tourne mal & les services de renseignement américains montent au créneau pour dire : “Ne nous faites pas porter le chapeau, on vous avait prévenus”.
Commençons par la grande nouvelle du jour révélée par une fuite des services de renseignement américains au Washington Post… John Hudson et Warren P. Strobel ont obtenu l’information :
Avec l’opération “Epic Fury”, Washington renonce à toute prétention d’“ordre fondé sur des règles”, recourant à la force pour façonner une civilisation ancienne au profit des Juifs sionistes.
En psychologie, on observe un phénomène appelé “effet Dunning-Kruger”.
If the succession process can be carried out as Khamenei intended, it will likely bring a hardliner into power.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death on Saturday after U.S. and Israeli airstrikes hit his compound immediately re-invoked the succession issue inside Iran, along with threats from the U.S. president to interfere in the process. While serving as the supreme leader for almost thirty-seven years and as the longest-acting head of state in the region since the shah, Khamenei faced scrutiny and speculation for years over who he would favor as his successor.
It may seem that the US and the Middle East are currently embarking on yet another forever war. But the truth is that this is just the latest instalment of an undeclared military conflict between the two nations that has been ongoing since the 1980s.
Armed Kurdish groups along Iran’s north-western border with Iraq have come into focus as a potential ground force that could move against Tehran, as the US-Israeli war continues.
Quoting Kurdish officials, AP reported that Kurdish-Iranian dissident groups in northern Iraq were getting ready for a possible operation inside Iran and that Washington has asked Iraqi Kurds to assist.
Ankara says weapon may have been aimed at base in Greek Cyprus but veered off course
Nato forces have shot down a ballistic missile that Iran fired towards Turkey, Ankara said, in an escalation of the Iran-US-Israel conflict spreading across the region.
Le secrétaire d’État Marco Rubio a déclaré lundi que les États-Unis avaient lancé une guerre contre l’Iran parce qu’Israël prévoyait une attaque, un aveu que le Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu avait poussé les États-Unis dans le conflit.
President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have justified their joint air campaign against Iran’s leadership and strategic sites as an attempt to end what the two leaders describe as a gathering Iranian threat to the United States and to the region.
When former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said that Turkey, with the support of Qatar, was replacing Iran as Israel’s major strategic threat, his words were not just another warning about another enemy. Instead, his remarks reflected a broader anxiety: Israel could be entering a period of renewed conflict with a powerful and prosperous adversary—a situation that also carries historical significance.