As the war against Iran enters its twelfth day, the US military is struggling with severe shortages of air defense missiles in the region, according to an informed military source.

US military aggression against Iran is already carrying a multibillion-dollar price tag, with early estimates suggesting American taxpayers have absorbed more than $1 billion in costs in the early days of the war.

Military recruitment in the United States has risen significantly amid economic strain in other sectors, drawing disproportionately from working-class and rural communities.

There is not a day that goes by in which you don't hear how the US is amassing a huge military contingent.

A senior Ansarullah official says the recent US buildup of warships and fighter jets near Iran attests to the enemies’ failure in its previous wars in the West Asia region.

A senior Hezbollah official has warned the US against any act of aggression against Iran, stating that such adventurism could backfire and ‘trigger a volcano’ in the West Asia region.

The US military's Central Command (CENTCOM) says it has begun transferring Daesh prisoners from northeastern Syria to “secure” detention facilities in Iraq, allegedly to thwart the threat they pose to the region and the US.