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Assessing Iran’s use of ballistic missiles
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online analyzes a significant development in the Iran war. The good news is that the two intermediate-range ballistic missiles that the Iranian military fired at the U.S.-U.K. joint base at…
In the Fog of War, What Can We Know about Iran Conflict?
The entire Iran war debate can really boil down to one question: What are we doing there? Our elected officials have offered scattered opinions while leaks to the mainstream and alternative media continue to paint…
Iran’s actions strengthen Americans’ case for war
Matthew Continetti analyzes the impact of Iran’s recent actions in the military conflict with the United States. The long-term consequences of war with Iran are unknown. The short-term results are obvious: America and Israel…
Countering false narrative about Iran war
Editors at National Review Online address misinformation about American military action in the Middle East. Joe Kent, the Senate-confirmed director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned on Tuesday in protest…
Top American counterterrorism official resigns
Alana Goodman writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a high-profile departure from the Trump administration. The director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, resigned on Tuesday with a long-winded letter…
The US has the ability to achieve victory in Iran
Americans tend to ignore foreign policy. Living in a continent-sized nation bounded by two vast oceans allows for that dangerous self-deception. But when we’re attacked or the price of gas spikes, we’re rudely reminded that…
Iran and the crisis in the European mind
The politics of the Iranian war feature an observable gap between interest and action for nearly all parties. The Americans possessed overwhelming casus belli versus Iran for nearly half a century, and did not act upon it…
Polling challenges media narrative on Iran
Nick Arama writes for RedState.com about new polling that pushes back against a popular legacy media narrative. Democrats and liberal media have been all in trying to disparage Operation Epic Fury against Iran. If you…
Exploring Iran’s leverage in ongoing war
Editors at National Review Online assess a major challenge in America’s war with Iran. “You start something,” Napoleon said, “then see what happens.” Our improvisational commander in chief is often inclined the same way, as…
Signs point toward possible Iranian ‘sleeper agents’
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online highlights one disturbing aspect of the American war against Iran. Federal officials have indicated the likelihood that Iran hopes to activate “sleeper agents” operating on American…
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