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IRAN ESCALATION HITS A DANGEROUS NEW PHASE! New reports say the U.S. is pulling back from bases in Bahrain and Kuwait after weeks of Iranian barrages put American troops in harm’s way. At the same time, Trump is indicating negotiations with Iran while Tehran says no talks are happening.... According to senior U.S. officials cited by CBS News, Washington was weighing a shutdown of electricity across Tehran, not just military targets, including power for civilians. Iran, meanwhile, has unveiled facilities that could be targeted if the fighting widens further, putting key energy infrastructure across the region at risk. No one knows what the next move is anymore. The real question is whether the U.S. and Iran are headed toward a point of no return, or whether there is still a diplomatic path out of this. Researcher and writer Ali Akbar Dareini of the Center for Strategic Studies in Tehran joins me to break it down.show more

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump is currently trapped in a “spiral phase of the escalation trap” regarding Iran, where the illusion of easy diplomatic or military leverage has finally vanished. Robert Pape says the U.S. has no power to compel Iran to stop its nuclear program through air or naval strikes alone; the only remaining military path would require ground forces to physically "haul out" enriched material. A move the U.S. is unlikely to make. “Iran is on its way to becoming the 4th center of world power with or without war by the United States.” Robert A. Pape

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Ben Swann

24,796 views • 1 month ago

🇮🇷🇺🇳Iran says U.S. strikes on fuel facilities in Tehran caused toxic air pollution and acidic rain across the city. Targeting infrastructure is a new rung on the escalation ladder. From here, it unfortunately only gets worse for the Iranian population.

🇮🇷🇺🇳Iran says U.S. strikes on fuel facilities in Tehran caused toxic air pollution and acidic rain across the city. Targeting infrastructure is a new rung on the escalation ladder. From here, it unfortunately only gets worse for the Iranian population.

Mario Nawfal

123,908 views • 5 months ago

A disaster unfolding for the U.S.? The world may be edging closer to another major war The U.S. has carried out strikes on Iran for the ninth consecutive night. According to Iranian officials, American forces targeted a nuclear facility. Iran has responded with attacks on U.S. military bases across the region. Kuwait's power grid may have suffered significant damage, with mobile generators reportedly deployed to supply electricity to residential areas following widespread outages. Bahrain has also been put on alert after U.S. intelligence warned of possible terrorist attacks. Behind the scenes, however, Washington is facing growing constraints. The Pentagon is reinforcing its air presence in the region and is once again preparing for the possibility of a ground campaign. But stocks of air-defense interceptors and long-range precision munitions are reportedly dwindling, while moving additional reinforcements into the region is becoming increasingly difficult. Meanwhile, Polymarket currently puts the odds of a U.S. invasion of Iran before 2027 at 25%—up from earlier levels, but still well short of suggesting markets expect a full-scale ground invasion.

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NEXTA

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U.S. STRIKES IRAN AGAIN Fox reports the U.S. carried out a new round of strikes against Iran after the IRGC targeted shipping vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. According to U.S. Central Command, targets included: • Military surveillance sites • Radar systems • Communication systems • Drone storage facilities • Mine-laying capabilities President Trump warned that if Iran continues violating the ceasefire/MOU, the U.S. may be forced to “complete the job.” Iran responded by launching missiles and drones toward Kuwait and Bahrain. Meanwhile, Israel struck Hezbollah targets after continued attacks in southern Lebanon killed an IDF soldier overnight. Two fronts. One regime. The MOU is already being tested.

Mossad Commentary

56,532 views • 1 month ago

🚨 OVER 3,000 TARGETS HIT IN IRAN U.S. Central Command says more than 3,000 targets inside Iran have been struck during the first week of operations. At the same time, Israel is launching a new wave of wide-scale attacks aimed at the infrastructure of the Iranian regime and its regional networks. The campaign is targeting missile launchers, drone facilities, military bases, naval assets and command centers linked to the regime’s war machine. Officials say the objective is clear: dismantle the military capabilities that have threatened the region for decades. The next phase of operations is expected to intensify as strikes continue across multiple fronts.

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Jim Ferguson

10,367 views • 5 months ago

NEW: The clock is still ticking on Iran. President Trump is giving Tehran more time after requests came in from regime officials to delay military action and continue negotiations, but he’s still threatening a massive strike if a deal falls apart. The U.S. is now in what officials are calling a “temporary pause” to see whether diplomacy can still work. Iran says “dialogue does not equal surrender” and is mocking President Trump for repeatedly setting deadlines and then extending them. Trey Yingst reports.

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Fox News

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