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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Rapid escalation in proxy conflicts and severe interceptor drain are stretching Western capabilities dangerously thin across multiple fronts. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar warns that this growing power vacuum allows Iran and Russia to quickly capitalize and expand their regional influence. "Trump is going to come up with some... show more

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Which is why Iran should be dealt with completely once and for all.

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"The questions that still remain: will this expand? Will other countries get involved on the side of Iran, on the side of the United States? What are the Gulf states doing? Who is going to step up and lead Iran?"

"The questions that still remain: will this expand? Will other countries get involved on the side of Iran, on the side of the United States? What are the Gulf states doing? Who is going to step up and lead Iran?"

Jack Posobiec

31,417 views • 6 months ago

"Both US and Iran are trapped in a spiral of escalation that started as horizontal escalation and is becoming more and more vertical as target sets widen. This escalation trap mostly burdens in the Gulf states, with Qatar and Oman being the principal interlocutors for Iran to climb down from this escalation. Iran is risking overplaying their hand pushing the Gulf states into a corner triggering them to get involved more proactively"

"Both US and Iran are trapped in a spiral of escalation that started as horizontal escalation and is becoming more and more vertical as target sets widen. This escalation trap mostly burdens in the Gulf states, with Qatar and Oman being the principal interlocutors for Iran to climb down from this escalation. Iran is risking overplaying their hand pushing the Gulf states into a corner triggering them to get involved more proactively"

Dr Andreas Krieg

30,965 views • 2 months ago

🚨🇸🇦 🇦🇪 Money can buy weapons, but it doesn't buy Gulf nations a clear path to winning a kinetic confrontation with Iran. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar broke down why a Gulf coalition to take on Iran militarily is a lost cause. "Would the Gulf countries be effective in the initial phase or opening in terms of their own defense? Yes, but it would be short-lived. The capabilities that the UAE has are exquisite, but there is very little of it." Anthony Aguilar

🚨🇸🇦 🇦🇪 Money can buy weapons, but it doesn't buy Gulf nations a clear path to winning a kinetic confrontation with Iran. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar broke down why a Gulf coalition to take on Iran militarily is a lost cause. "Would the Gulf countries be effective in the initial phase or opening in terms of their own defense? Yes, but it would be short-lived. The capabilities that the UAE has are exquisite, but there is very little of it." Anthony Aguilar

Mario Nawfal

37,803 views • 4 months ago

Seyed Mohammad Marandi replies to question about Russia and China's involvement in Iran. Glenn Diesen: "The American media as well as the European is full of accusations that Russia could be assisting Iran with intelligence with possible targeting. What do we know actually about China and Russia being involved?" Mohammad Marandi: "I don't know the details, but what I do know is that the Chinese and the Russians and the Iranians have moved closer to each other. This has been ongoing for years, but after the 12-day war, they've moved even closer. Iran has 15 neighbors. It's a large country. All the transit routes really have to go through Iran in Asia that would connect West Asia and East Asia, and the the Persian Gulf to to Europe and the Caucuses and Central Asia. So, the ability for Iran to receive weapons or anything that would help with the war is there. It could be done through its eastern borders. It can be done through its northern borders and there would be nothing that the United States could do about it. And the Chinese and the Russians can easily use these routes to trade with Iran, for Iran to send what what Iran purchases. I think it's clear as day that the the Russians do not want the United States to succeed in West Asia, and the Chinese obviously don't want it either. ...Zionist expansionism would basically mean further empowerment for the Trump regime and the United States, and they would have control over all the oil that are no longer leaving the Persian Gulf as we speak, but they would have control over everything and that would put China in a very very dangerous situation. More than dangerous. So, I think it's only natural to assume that the Chinese and the Russians are going to cooperate with Iran more. What the United States has done is that it has cemented the relationship between Russia, Iran and China for the years to come. They cemented it."

Seyed Mohammad Marandi replies to question about Russia and China's involvement in Iran. Glenn Diesen: "The American media as well as the European is full of accusations that Russia could be assisting Iran with intelligence with possible targeting. What do we know actually about China and Russia being involved?" Mohammad Marandi: "I don't know the details, but what I do know is that the Chinese and the Russians and the Iranians have moved closer to each other. This has been ongoing for years, but after the 12-day war, they've moved even closer. Iran has 15 neighbors. It's a large country. All the transit routes really have to go through Iran in Asia that would connect West Asia and East Asia, and the the Persian Gulf to to Europe and the Caucuses and Central Asia. So, the ability for Iran to receive weapons or anything that would help with the war is there. It could be done through its eastern borders. It can be done through its northern borders and there would be nothing that the United States could do about it. And the Chinese and the Russians can easily use these routes to trade with Iran, for Iran to send what what Iran purchases. I think it's clear as day that the the Russians do not want the United States to succeed in West Asia, and the Chinese obviously don't want it either. ...Zionist expansionism would basically mean further empowerment for the Trump regime and the United States, and they would have control over all the oil that are no longer leaving the Persian Gulf as we speak, but they would have control over everything and that would put China in a very very dangerous situation. More than dangerous. So, I think it's only natural to assume that the Chinese and the Russians are going to cooperate with Iran more. What the United States has done is that it has cemented the relationship between Russia, Iran and China for the years to come. They cemented it."

Eva Karene Bartlett

23,102 views • 6 months ago

Iran Threatens Gulf Arab States with War if They Cooperate with the US in the Strait of Hormuz A representative of the Iranian "Khatim al-Anbia" headquarters accused the Arab monarchies of the Gulf of supporting the United States and their attempts to establish control over the Strait of Hormuz. He stated that Washington's intervention undermines regional security and warned that Iran will not allow the US to control the strait, and any violations will be severely suppressed. He also warned that any cooperation between regional countries and the US will be considered a war against Iran, and in the event of the conflict escalating, the flames of war will engulf all the Gulf countries. He blamed the US and its allies for the escalation.

Iran Threatens Gulf Arab States with War if They Cooperate with the US in the Strait of Hormuz A representative of the Iranian "Khatim al-Anbia" headquarters accused the Arab monarchies of the Gulf of supporting the United States and their attempts to establish control over the Strait of Hormuz. He stated that Washington's intervention undermines regional security and warned that Iran will not allow the US to control the strait, and any violations will be severely suppressed. He also warned that any cooperation between regional countries and the US will be considered a war against Iran, and in the event of the conflict escalating, the flames of war will engulf all the Gulf countries. He blamed the US and its allies for the escalation.

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18,200 views • 2 months ago

🇮🇷 🇺🇸 Robert Pape says the real growing danger is the power vacuum emerging across the Middle East. Recent attacks and proxy activity shouldn't be viewed only as coordinated Iranian signaling. Instead, he says they're part of a broader regional scramble as America's long-standing dominance weakens. According to Pape, when a dominant power retreats, other states and armed groups move to fill the space, increasing the risk of horizontal escalation across multiple fronts rather than one direct U.S.-Iran war. "When the preeminent power declines, you get a power vacuum... and power vacuums don't stay still." Robert A. Pape

🇮🇷 🇺🇸 Robert Pape says the real growing danger is the power vacuum emerging across the Middle East. Recent attacks and proxy activity shouldn't be viewed only as coordinated Iranian signaling. Instead, he says they're part of a broader regional scramble as America's long-standing dominance weakens. According to Pape, when a dominant power retreats, other states and armed groups move to fill the space, increasing the risk of horizontal escalation across multiple fronts rather than one direct U.S.-Iran war. "When the preeminent power declines, you get a power vacuum... and power vacuums don't stay still." Robert A. Pape

Mario Nawfal

45,995 views • 1 month ago

STEVE BANNON: I think this conflict in Iran and the Persian Gulf is going to be what I call a forcing function. ---I believe that the alliances you see formed out of Iran with South Korea, with Japan, with some of the maritime nations of the Pacific is gonna be the new formation for alliances going forward. But in alliances going forward, people should understand the United States of America is not prepared to underwrite what the defense industry and really the globalists in the United States had us underwrite in NATO since the fall of the Berlin Wall, it's really been obscene and that won't happen again.

STEVE BANNON: I think this conflict in Iran and the Persian Gulf is going to be what I call a forcing function. ---I believe that the alliances you see formed out of Iran with South Korea, with Japan, with some of the maritime nations of the Pacific is gonna be the new formation for alliances going forward. But in alliances going forward, people should understand the United States of America is not prepared to underwrite what the defense industry and really the globalists in the United States had us underwrite in NATO since the fall of the Berlin Wall, it's really been obscene and that won't happen again.

Bannon’s WarRoom

76,053 views • 5 months ago

🚨🇺🇸 WHY THE U.S. MILITARY POWER FACES "RAPID EXHAUSTION" Scott warns of the imminent collapse of American military capabilities, predicted to be measured in weeks as the conflict escalates. While the U.S. and Israel seek regime change, he highlights that Iran has immediately targeted U.S. bases in the UAE and Qatar, bypassing traditional escalation ladders. He signals a brutal new reality: with Tehran under fire, Iran views this as an existential war and may target Gulf city centers to shatter the fragile stability of regional U.S. allies. Full interview with Scott Ritter below

🚨🇺🇸 WHY THE U.S. MILITARY POWER FACES "RAPID EXHAUSTION" Scott warns of the imminent collapse of American military capabilities, predicted to be measured in weeks as the conflict escalates. While the U.S. and Israel seek regime change, he highlights that Iran has immediately targeted U.S. bases in the UAE and Qatar, bypassing traditional escalation ladders. He signals a brutal new reality: with Tehran under fire, Iran views this as an existential war and may target Gulf city centers to shatter the fragile stability of regional U.S. allies. Full interview with Scott Ritter below

Mario Nawfal

319,501 views • 7 months ago

The US bases in the Gulf do not turn the Gulf into satellite states or strip their sovereignty. They’re part of mutually agreed upon defense partnerships similar to those between the US and other states in Europe and Asia. That said, this model requires a reset and the same is true regarding the Gulf’s relationship with Iran.

The US bases in the Gulf do not turn the Gulf into satellite states or strip their sovereignty. They’re part of mutually agreed upon defense partnerships similar to those between the US and other states in Europe and Asia. That said, this model requires a reset and the same is true regarding the Gulf’s relationship with Iran.

Bader Al-Saif بدر السيف

442,469 views • 5 months ago

🚨NEW EPISODE OF GOING UNDERGROUND⚡️ US Pressuring Gulf States to JOIN War on Iran to Create ‘NEW MIDDLE EAST’-Dr. Abdulaziz Alghashian Can the Gulf States trust the US after it, along with Israel, unleashed destructive regional destabilisation? Is the US using Gulf States’ bases as Iran claims? How big a threat is the Greater Israel plan to the Gulf States? Can the Gulf States maintain neutrality after the genocide and war on Iran? All this and more on this episode of Going Underground with Aziz Alghashian.

🚨NEW EPISODE OF GOING UNDERGROUND⚡️ US Pressuring Gulf States to JOIN War on Iran to Create ‘NEW MIDDLE EAST’-Dr. Abdulaziz Alghashian Can the Gulf States trust the US after it, along with Israel, unleashed destructive regional destabilisation? Is the US using Gulf States’ bases as Iran claims? How big a threat is the Greater Israel plan to the Gulf States? Can the Gulf States maintain neutrality after the genocide and war on Iran? All this and more on this episode of Going Underground with Aziz Alghashian.

Going Underground

410,978 views • 6 months ago

"Iran has crossed red line after red line. The tone and mood in Gulf capitals has tangibly changed as more offensive courses of action are being weighed up to establish some semblance of a balance of deterrence. The question is just what can they achieve that Israel and the US are failing to achieve? And is it worth the long-term cost of having to coexist with Iran long after the Americans and Israelis are gone. Ultimately, the Gulf states know that it will be diplomacy that will lead out of this conflict."

"Iran has crossed red line after red line. The tone and mood in Gulf capitals has tangibly changed as more offensive courses of action are being weighed up to establish some semblance of a balance of deterrence. The question is just what can they achieve that Israel and the US are failing to achieve? And is it worth the long-term cost of having to coexist with Iran long after the Americans and Israelis are gone. Ultimately, the Gulf states know that it will be diplomacy that will lead out of this conflict."

Dr Andreas Krieg

14,487 views • 6 months ago

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The U.S. is at a turning point, with the blockade failing and Iran showing no signs of capitulation in the latest exchange. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar says everything now indicates serious escalation may be imminent. "All indications to me indicate that the United States is going to continue or re-initiate hostilities." Things may be about to get a lot worse before they get any better. Anthony Aguilar

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The U.S. is at a turning point, with the blockade failing and Iran showing no signs of capitulation in the latest exchange. Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar says everything now indicates serious escalation may be imminent. "All indications to me indicate that the United States is going to continue or re-initiate hostilities." Things may be about to get a lot worse before they get any better. Anthony Aguilar

Mario Nawfal

49,072 views • 4 months ago

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 IRAN-BASED PROFESSOR: THE U.S. HAS DANGEROUSLY PIT IRAN AGAINST GULF STATES Tehran Uni Professor Foad Izadi said extensive bombing of Iranian targets is only possible by utilizing military bases within the Persian Gulf states. He suggested that U.S. jets have clearly used regional airspace despite public denials from those neighboring countries. Professor Izadi warns that the structural effects of this war will be felt in the Middle East for generations to come. فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 IRAN-BASED PROFESSOR: THE U.S. HAS DANGEROUSLY PIT IRAN AGAINST GULF STATES Tehran Uni Professor Foad Izadi said extensive bombing of Iranian targets is only possible by utilizing military bases within the Persian Gulf states. He suggested that U.S. jets have clearly used regional airspace despite public denials from those neighboring countries. Professor Izadi warns that the structural effects of this war will be felt in the Middle East for generations to come. فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

Mario Nawfal

67,492 views • 5 months ago

"#Iran will ultimately decide when and how this war ends. They have escalation dominance on the global economy and the Gulf. #Israel can control #Trump only that far to keep him involved in this war for some time. It is an asymmetric set of circumstances that favours Iran"

"#Iran will ultimately decide when and how this war ends. They have escalation dominance on the global economy and the Gulf. #Israel can control #Trump only that far to keep him involved in this war for some time. It is an asymmetric set of circumstances that favours Iran"

Dr Andreas Krieg

22,208 views • 6 months ago

"Gulf positions towards Iran are on a spectrum between Abu Dhabi on one side and Oman on the other. One side wants to get closer to Israel, the other one closer to Iran. Saudi and Qatar are trying to find a common position in the Gulf that is built on sovereignty and autonomy, rejecting the false dichotomy of either Iran or Israel."

"Gulf positions towards Iran are on a spectrum between Abu Dhabi on one side and Oman on the other. One side wants to get closer to Israel, the other one closer to Iran. Saudi and Qatar are trying to find a common position in the Gulf that is built on sovereignty and autonomy, rejecting the false dichotomy of either Iran or Israel."

Dr Andreas Krieg

33,847 views • 4 months ago

🚨 JUST IN. Reports are circulating about possible retaliatory actions and rising military coordination in the Gulf after attacks tied to regional tensions with Iran. The situation remains highly sensitive and fast-moving. If Gulf states are becoming more directly involved, that would mark a major escalation in the regional standoff. Multiple governments are now watching the Strait and surrounding infrastructure very closely.

🚨 JUST IN. Reports are circulating about possible retaliatory actions and rising military coordination in the Gulf after attacks tied to regional tensions with Iran. The situation remains highly sensitive and fast-moving. If Gulf states are becoming more directly involved, that would mark a major escalation in the regional standoff. Multiple governments are now watching the Strait and surrounding infrastructure very closely.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

34,308 views • 4 months ago

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Ali Khamenei on the United States: 🗣️ “What is the problem between America and Iran? This confrontation — the hostility between Iran and the United States — has been going on for more than 40 years. What is its cause? In my view, this issue can be summed up in two words. Those two words are: America seeks to absorb Iran, while the brave Iranian nation and the Islamic Republic stand as a barrier to that path.” See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Ali Khamenei on the United States: 🗣️ “What is the problem between America and Iran? This confrontation — the hostility between Iran and the United States — has been going on for more than 40 years. What is its cause? In my view, this issue can be summed up in two words. Those two words are: America seeks to absorb Iran, while the brave Iranian nation and the Islamic Republic stand as a barrier to that path.” See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

17,907 views • 7 months ago

They never want to 'liberate' Saudi or the UAE- only Iran 🇮🇷 Because 'liberation' is a Western foreign policy that has nothing to do with human rights and everything to do with power and obedience. Iran is independent. Iran isn’t economically captured. It hasn’t handed over its resources, security, or sovereignty to Western capital in the way Gulf monarchies have.

They never want to 'liberate' Saudi or the UAE- only Iran 🇮🇷 Because 'liberation' is a Western foreign policy that has nothing to do with human rights and everything to do with power and obedience. Iran is independent. Iran isn’t economically captured. It hasn’t handed over its resources, security, or sovereignty to Western capital in the way Gulf monarchies have.

Bushra Shaikh

91,845 views • 8 months ago

🚨 "If this war goes on for much longer, then there is a possibility that there will be nothing left in the Persian Gulf to produce oil or LNG. Escalation will be met with escalation, Iran said. So, what is the point of this? It is only going to make the chance of bringing an end to this conflict and reviving the flow of energy from the Persian Gulf less possible," says Dr. Marandi (Seyed Mohammad Marandi). ➤ Watch the full episode on our Substack:

🚨 "If this war goes on for much longer, then there is a possibility that there will be nothing left in the Persian Gulf to produce oil or LNG. Escalation will be met with escalation, Iran said. So, what is the point of this? It is only going to make the chance of bringing an end to this conflict and reviving the flow of energy from the Persian Gulf less possible," says Dr. Marandi (Seyed Mohammad Marandi). ➤ Watch the full episode on our Substack:

Lena Petrova

118,484 views • 6 months ago