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What do the first two weeks of the war on Iran portend for the future? Al Jazeera
US energy secretary says Iran war will end in ‘next few weeks’ The Times of Israel
Adam Schiff says war with Iran is ‘simply unsustainable’: Full interview NBC News
Defence analyst says torpedo strike is a ‘humiliation’ for Modi’s government that disregarded a US defence partner Middle East crisis – live updates The distress call came in to Sri Lanka’s Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre just after 5am. The ship in trouble, they determined, was well within Sri Lanka’s obligation for rescue, being just over 19 nautical miles off the coast of the southern city of Galle. The navy swiftly mobilised and, by 6am, the first search and rescue boat was on its way, another soon close behind. It was hard to see through the thick morning mist but officers on board kept their eyes peeled for a ship in the distance. Continue reading...
So I've been going down a rabbit hole on the Prince Sultan Air Base strike and something keeps bothering me that I haven't seen discussed anywhere properly. Everyone's focused on the number. Five tankers. Seven total in a week. And yes, that's significant. But the number isn't the story. The story is the 11 days before it. Those planes were sitting on that Saudi tarmac since before the operation started. Satellite-visible. Location confirmed. Iran knew exactly where they were from Day 1. And for 11 straight days of Operation Epic Fury — while bombs were falling on Iranian territory daily — those KC-135s were not touched. Then Day 14. Five hit simultaneously. No warning. I keep asking myself — why wait? If you have the capability and you know the target, why 11 days of patience first? And when I actually looked at the sequence of what was hit and in what order — Day 1, Day 13, Day 14 — it stopped looking like escalation and started looking like something else entirely. There's also something about the KC-46 replacement program that almost nobody in mainstream coverage is connecting to this. The public GAO reports on it are genuinely eye-opening in this context. I don't want to dump the whole thing here because it's a long read and honestly it's the kind of thing where the sequence matters — you need to follow the logic step by step for it to land properly. I put together a full breakdown on YouTube if anyone wants the complete picture. Not trying to push anything, just genuinely think this angle deserves more attention than it's getting. What's your read on the 11-day gap? Deliberate strategy or am I reading too much into the timing? submitted by /u/Think_Anything_6116 to r/MiddleEastNews [link] [comments]
Knesset Moves Ahead With Judicial Overhaul Bills Despite Ongoing Iran War Haaretz
Energy Secretary Wright says war with Iran ‘will certainly’ end in next few weeks abcnews.com
Bills that would weaken the role of attorney general, overhaul the media sector, draw ire from the opposition The post Coalition advancing controversial legislation amid war with Iran appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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Türkiye and the War on Iran: Navigating a Delicate Balance Middle East Council on Global Affairs
Exclusive / Israel is running critically low on interceptors, US officials say Semafor
Iran Warns Of '9/11 Style' False Flag Plot By 'Epstein Network' NDTV
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The Iran war is a new test of America's economic superpower Axios
Ukraine's anti-drone tech is in high demand as Iran attacks its neighbors NBC News
US bracing for more ‘lone wolf’ terror attacks amid war in Iran NewsNation
Iran begins 54th missile wave against Israel under True Promise 4 شفق نيوز
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From Gaza to Iran, the pattern is the same: precision weapons, chosen blindness, and dead children. The cost of failing to regulate AI warfare is already too high There is an Israeli military strategy called the “fog procedure”. First used during the second intifada, it’s an unofficial rule that requires soldiers guarding military posts in conditions of low visibility to shoot bursts of gunfire into the darkness, on the theory that an invisible threat might be lurking. It’s violence licensed by blindness. Shoot into the darkness and call it deterrence. With the dawn of AI warfare, that same logic of chosen blindness has been refined, systematized, and handed off to a machine. Continue reading...
How might the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran fail? Mondoweiss