Posts Tagged ‘Iran’
Iran War has resumed. Here’s why
The Iran war is back, it has resumed, and everything turned out exactly as I have explained to you guys previously. The situation is unfolding precisely as I expected, and we need to break down exactly why this is happening. First things first: US Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced a massive round of strikes against…
Read MoreThe Islamabad MOU Dissected: Why the US-Iran “Deal” is a Soft Surrender, Not an Iranian Victory
The highly anticipated agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran is finally here. Signed by US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian—with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif acting as a mediator and guarantor—the “Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)” has sent shockwaves through global media. Mainstream coverage and online commentators…
Read MoreIran Negotiations Collapse: Why Phase Two of the War is About to Begin
The negotiations have collapsed, exactly as I predicted. The talks between Iran and the United States went the way of a complete breakdown, and the core problem is simple: Iran cannot give up any of its trump cards—ironically Trump’s cards—and the United States firmly believes it is on the winning side. Both sides are stuck.…
Read MoreThe Moscow Pivot: Iran’s Disillusionment with China and the Rush for Russian Expertise
In a move that signals a seismic shift in Middle Eastern power dynamics, Iranian leadership has pivoted sharply toward the Kremlin. Following the recent pause in the 40-day conflict with the United States and Israel, the Iranian Foreign Minister traveled to Moscow for a high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin. This visit is not merely a…
Read MoreIran vs Israel — The Morality Cards Game You Cannot Lose
First Publish on 18 June 2025, on For a Multipolar World substack. With the surprise attack operation launched by Israel against Iran in the last few days, the media and political focus shifted once again—from Ukraine and Gaza to the Iran-Israel conflict. As we have already experienced twice in the last three years, we were…
Read MoreIran wants in on Russia-backed Turkey-Syria peace talks; while Turkey playing all sides
Update from Syria: Turkey-Syria relationship is thawing fast, as the Defense Ministers of Turkey, Russia and Syria had trilateral talks in Moscow on December 28, 2022. This paved the way for the high level talks between the Foreign Ministers of Turkey and Syria – and perhaps, eventually a face to face meeting between the Turkey’s…
Read MoreDronification of the conflict in Western Sahara.
On April 8, 2021, it was rumored (and reported by AFP) that Morocco had launched its first ever drone strike, that killed the Polisario police chief / commander of the national gendarmerie, Addah al-Bendir in Tifariti, an oasis town in the North-eastern part of Western Sahara. The strike was thought to be conducted by Harop…
Read MoreShiafication of Syria
It is not a secret that with the Civil War in Syria Iran has tried to increase its influence in the region by actively supporting Bashar al-Assad led-government. The Iranians seek to transform Syria into a stable base of operations and are promoting cultural, demographic and religious changes in some regions to secure their long-term…
Read More[ NBC ] Ballistic missiles hit Iraqi city, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claim responsibility
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for a dozen ballistic missiles that struck Iraq’s northern Kurdish regional capital of Erbil in the early hours of Sunday, Iran’s state media reported, adding that the attack was against Israeli “strategic centres.” The missiles, which targeted the U.S. consulate’s new building, caused only material damage and one civilian was injured, the Kurdish interior…
Read MoreSyrian gas pipeline sabotage, causing complete power outage across Syria
Last night, Syria suffered a complete power outage for unknown reasons (other reports mention that this only affected Damascus and the surrounding regions). It was later announced by Syria’s Minister of Electricity Ghasan Al Zamel that a pipeline was targeted an explosive device at Deir Ali Power Plant, that caused the blackout. “There was a…
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