US Military
The Lesson of the MOU, as Gulf Governments Currently Read It, Is That the American Security Relationship Is an Input Into Iranian Strategic Calculations Rather than a Constraint Upon Them
America Didn’t Achieve a Single One of Its Aims in Iran
An Interview with a Contact Who Resides in the Iranian City of Qom
Washington Is Expanding Its Military Footprint with a $71 Million Overhaul of the Manda Bay Airfield in Kenya
Algeria’s Military Establishment Is Not a Partner Seeking Regional Stability
Tehran’s Cuban Proxy Is Not an Existential Threat, but It Is a Distraction for the United States That Iran Built at Minimal Expense
The U.S. and Israel Need a Concerted Strategy of Support for Both External and Internal Pressure on the Regime, with the Intention of Bringing It Down
Not Only Will Half-Measures Fail, but a Diplomatic Bargain That Allows the Islamic Republic to Rebuild Will Be as Bad as a Loss
There Is Only One Sure Way to Prevent the Coming Bloodbath: End the Regime, Not Fund It
Iran’s Competing Power Centers Are Shaping Negotiations, Escalation Risks, and Regional Strategic Decisions
Spain’s Socialist Prime Minister Restricted Operations at the Naval Station to Express His Animosity Toward Trump and Sympathy to Iran