BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇬🇧 Britain’s operational limits laid bare. “We do... not have the platforms, the satellites, the reach or the mass. Our rescue plan, if the airman were British, would be to call the U.S.” — The Telegraph A blunt reminder of the gap in global reach and military capability And why allies still rely on U.S. power projection in critical moments.show more

‼️🇺🇸⚓️U.S. naval aviation capabilities continue to demonstrate advanced force... projection at sea. Footage of stealth aircraft conducting vertical deployment operations from a carrier platform highlights the integration of low observable technology with carrier based mobility. The combination reflects sustained investment in power projection, survivability, and rapid response capability. Naval air power remains a central pillar of U.S. military strategy.show more

"U.S. LOSES EVERY WAR WITH CHINA" The Overmatch brief... is a classified, annual Pentagon assessment which consistently concludes the U.S. military would be overmatched and would likely lose in a war with China over Taiwan. The brief outlines China's capacity to destroy U.S. fighter planes, large ships, and satellites, and identifies vulnerabilities in the U.S. supply chain. A senior U.S. defense official noted that in war games, "We lose every time" against China. The brief models high-intensity conflict over Taiwan, where China could leverage hypersonic missiles, drones, submarines, and other asymmetric capabilities to overwhelm US assets like aircraft carriers, fighters, and satellites. War games consistently show US forces losing without significant changes to strategy, procurement, and industrial capacity. The brief underscores vulnerabilities in US supply chains and standalone platforms, arguing that overmatch requires a networked coalition. Without the support of allies offering forward bases, sharing intelligence, and coordinating joint forces, the US is unable to maintain operations against China's surplus in weaponry and manufacturing. I have stated this previously and I will reiterate it. For the last 50 years, the United States has served as the global enforcer, safeguarding its allies. At this point, the dynamics have changed, and the US must depend on its allies to stand a chance against China.show more

CENTCOM Forces Kill the Senior Military Leader of Al-Qaeda... Affiliate Hurras al-Din (HaD) in Syria On Feb. 23, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces conducted a precision airstrike in Northwest Syria, targeting and killing Muhammed Yusuf Ziya Talay, the senior military leader of the terrorist organization Hurras al-Din (HaD), an Al-Qaeda affiliate. The airstrike is part of CENTCOM's ongoing commitment, along with partners in the region, to disrupt and degrade efforts by terrorists to plan, organize, and conduct attacks against civilians and military personnel from the U.S., our allies, and our partners throughout the region and beyond. “As we have said in the past, we will continue to relentlessly pursue these terrorists in order to defend our homeland, and U.S., allied, and partner personnel in the region,” said Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla, commander, U.S. Central Command.show more

"We are not counting on Europe..." Secretary of Defense... Pete Hegseth says the U.S.'s European allies need the Strait of Hormuz more than the U.S., adding that they should be "having less fancy conferences in Europe and get in a boat."show more

During the Obama and Biden administration the U.S operated... two military bases in Niger. A CIA facility in Niamey and a Predator drone base in Agadez, 750km from the Nigerian border . It was a critical asset for AFRICOM to monitor regional threats. The base in Agadez was the largest airman built project in U.S Air Force history, built at a cost of $110 million. From these bases, the U.S conducted regular armed patrols. Yet, despite this presence, U.S. counter-terrorism involvement in the region was strikingly limited. Over more than eight years of operations, there was not a single American kinetic strike against terrorist targets anywhere in the region. Nigeria repeatedly requested U.S. intelligence support and military equipment to combat terrorism. Those requests were rebuffed. The Obama administration declined to share intelligence gathered from its patrols and suspended the sale of military equipment to Nigeria.show more

🇺🇸BREAKING: U.S. military veterans occupy the Cannon Building at... the Capitol, protesting U.S. war on Iran. 60+ veterans, including disabled veterans and military family members, ARRESTED in Washington, D.C. after a peaceful sit-in demanding an end to the war.show more

Counselor to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Joseph Lavorgna: "The... fact is, the U.S. is the world’s largest consumer. We dictate the terms. President Trump knows from a negotiating standpoint everybody wants to be in the U.S. market, and the U.S. has the leverage, and you just have yet to see it in any of these prices. I don’t understand why the economics community is so dense in not understanding that"show more

🚨Pentagon statement is alarming "To those who would test... our resolve or threaten the United States, our allies, or interests, understand clearly: We can reach you, we can sustain the fight, and we can scale the fight, and we will prevail"show more

🚨BREAKING: American B-52 Stratofortress bombers are now striking Iranian... military targets. When America unleashes the B-52, it means one thing… overwhelming airpower. These aircraft carry some of the largest payloads in military aviation and are designed to dismantle missile sites, launch facilities, and military infrastructure with precision and scale. For decades the B-52 has been a symbol of American reach. It can fly across oceans, deliver massive strike capability, and return home without the enemy ever touching it. Iran’s ballistic missile network has threatened civilians, allies, and U.S. forces across the region. Now the platforms built to neutralize those threats are in the air. American air superiority changes the battlefield. When the Stratofortress shows up, the message is clear… the United States has entered the fight with unmatched force projection. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGrooveshow more

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 In the largest night airlift yet, over... 12 U.S. C-17 transport planes were spotted flying to and from the Middle East, signaling a major military movement.show more

🇺🇸🇮🇷: War on Iran WILL RESTART, Massive U.S. Military... Buildup in West Asia This proves again, that the negotiations were fake form the U.S. side, just to buy time for the U.S. and Israel to rearm. A lot of these flights were C-17 transport planes flying to U.S. and Israeli bases in the region re-supplying them with ammunition. Yesterday, we also saw the refuler tanks parked in Israel's Ben Gurion Airport and similar movements thoughout last week.show more

🇺🇸 BREAKING: President Trump announces the United States has... ordered 25 additional B-2 stealth bombers, marking a major expansion of America’s strategic airpower and long range strike capability. This move signals a clear push to strengthen U.S. air dominance and reinforce deterrence at a time of rising global tensions. The balance of power in the skies may be shifting fast.show more

‼️🇮🇷🇺🇲 Benjamin Netanyahu warned the security cabinet: “We may... have to face the Iranians alone.” It became known that at yesterday’s cabinet meeting, the Israeli Prime Minister stated: “We may reach a situation where we will have to confront the Iranians alone, without U.S. support, with all the accompanying costs, armament problems, and global isolation. We do not want to reach this point, but we know it is possible.” In parallel, at the meeting, the Chief of the General Staff of Israel, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, warned those present about the expected agreement (with Iran): “As we see it now – almost every agreement is a bad agreement.” This reveals significant concern and realism within the Israeli leadership regarding potential confrontation with Iran. Netanyahu and the military command are preparing for a scenario where Israel may have to act with limited or no U.S. support, highlighting growing tensions and differing priorities between Washington and Jerusalem. Video is generated by grok AIshow more

#UPDATE on Iran's response to U.S., Israel attacks: -... Four U.S bases in Kuwait, the UAE, Qatar and Bahrain have been targeted by Iran's attack, according to reports by Iranian media - The U.S. and Israel attacked a range of military and defense targets, as well as civilian sites, in various cities across Iran, Iran's Foreign Ministry said in a statement, adding the attack comes while Iran and the U.S. were in the midst of a diplomatic processshow more

Iran has not attacked the U.S. Iran doesn’t even... have the capability to attack the U.S. Iran was doing everything it could to MAKE PEACE with the U.S. And yet, the U.S. hit them. Draw your own conclusion.show more

.Karoline Leavitt: "If this were Republican Members of Congress... who were encouraging members of the military and members of our U.S. government to defy orders from the President... this entire room would be up in arms — but instead, it is the other way around and I think that's quite telling."show more

BREAKING🇺🇸: A group of U.S. veterans, including an 80-year-old,... were just arrested at the U.S. Capitol. Their crime? Sitting on the steps in protest of Trump’s pathetic “military parade”. Trump DickTatorsip is Disgraceful.show more

‼️‼️🇨🇦🇺🇸 #BREAKING - According to The Globe and Mail,... the Canadian Armed Forces have modelled a hypothetical U.S. military invasion of Canada and the country’s potential response, two senior government officials said. The scenario includes tactics similar to those used against Russia and later against U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan. Military planners are modelling a U.S. invasion from the south, anticipating that American forces could overrun Canada’s strategic positions on land and at sea within a week—and possibly in as little as two days. Officials noted that Canada lacks both the manpower and the advanced equipment required to repel a conventional American assault. As a result, planners are considering an unconventional warfare approach, in which small groups of irregular forces or armed civilians would employ ambushes, sabotage, drone warfare, and hit-and-run tactics. The objective of such tactics would be to inflict significant casualties on U.S. occupying forces, one official said. Such a rupture in the joint defence relationship would likely prompt Canada to seek support and protection from France or the United Kingdom—both nuclear-armed states—in response to U.S. aggression. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKEshow more

Q: "If Iran shuts down the Straight of Hormuz,... is there a plan by the U.S. to add oil to the global market?" Leavitt: "The Iranian regime would be foolish to make that decision."show more