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WORLDwng.orgA just and lawful military action | WORLD
The Iranians continued to wage war against us, directly or through their proxies, off-and-on since then: the Beirut bombing of the Marine barracks in 1983, the Khobar Towers bombing in 1996, and arming the anti-U.S. terrorists resisting the transition to a peaceful Iraq post-Saddam, which killed hundreds of American soldiers.



WORLDwng.org“This cannot continue” | WORLD
We are now in uncharted territory. The American airstrikes against strategic nuclear installations in Iran represent a fundamental change in U.S. policy and may well lead to a wider conflict that could spiral out of control. The risks are huge, but the danger was clear.




The Federalistthefederalist.comWhite House: Iran Gets Nothing Unless It Gets Rid Of Its Nuclear Stockpile
The Trump administration’s negotiations with Iran do not include any pathway for the country to obtain a nuclear weapon, nor will any potential deal give Iran “billions of dollars” in no-strings-attached handouts, a senior administration official said Sunday, despite some Republican warmongers claiming otherwise.

The Federalistthefederalist.comTrump Can Counter Media By Being Honest About Iran War
Literally since the start of the war, the president has said it’s over; that it’s still going; that we’re close to a deal with Iran; that Iran isn’t really trying to make a deal; that Iran really wants a deal; that Iran needs to open the Hormuz Strait; that the Hormuz Strait would be open in short order; that we control the strait; that the U.S.


The Federalistthefederalist.comThe Iran War Is Piling Up A List Of Surprises
Second, a growing series of reports is showing that the war has involved more belligerents than we knew about. Reports over the weekend revealed that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has conducted military strikes inside Iran, bombing a refinery in retaliation for Iranian attacks.

The Federalistthefederalist.comU.S. Blockade Of Iranian Ports Could Finally Break Iran
Although Iran reached a temporary cease-fire agreement with the U.S., it has refused to fully reopen the strait. Instead, it has imposed excessive “tolls” of up to $2 million per voyage. In doing so, Iran has turned a vital international waterway into a tool of asymmetric deterrence and economic coercion.

The Federalistthefederalist.comDemocrats Can’t Update Their Script On The Iran War To Incorporate New Realities
Without saying that we can know all of this, because war is the enemy of certainty, a few new realities seem to be emerging. First, the Iranian strength of controlling the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint is turning out to work both ways. Kharg Island, the critical oil production center for the Iranians, is 300 miles north of the strait, inside and above it.

The Federalistthefederalist.comIran Rescue Mission Underscores Hegseth’s Predecessors’ Incompetence
An American airman found himself stuck behind enemy lines on Saturday in the “treacherous mountains of Iran,” after his aircraft was shot down and Iranian forces were closing in, according to the president. But in a daring rescue mission, the CIA managed to pick up his distress signal and fed false information through multiple channels to confuse the enemy, Fox News reported.

The Epoch Timestheepochtimes.comIran Attacks Bahrain After Retaliatory US Airstrikes | The Epoch Times
Iran has not claimed responsibility for the attack on the ship. Less than a day earlier, however, the country’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it had targeted American positions in the region in retaliation for the June 26 U.S. strikes, which U.S.

The Federalistthefederalist.comThe Iran War Threatens To Pull Plug On US Farming’s Life Support
The disruption in Iran exposes the myriad risks to this food production system. A foreign attack using an electromagnetic pulse (EMP), nuclear bomb, or terror cells could disrupt this finely tuned supply chain far more profoundly than a pandemic.

The Federalistthefederalist.comHow Trump Can Turn Iran Critiques Into Midterm Momentum
The Trump administration has been saying that the Iran war is winding down. Last week there was a ceasefire, and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt issued a message of victory. Then Israel attacked Lebanon, which set back the hours-old ceasefire. Vance negotiated for hours with the Iranians in Pakistan, but said they would not accept American red lines.


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