US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was grilled by members of Congress over the enormous cost of the joint American-Israeli military aggression against Iran.

After 40 days of imposed war, Iran emerged stronger, launching a diplomatic push that closed the nuclear file, asserted control over Hormuz, humiliated Washington, and exposed America's internal collapse. The world is finally waking to a new era.

US Vice President J. D. Vance has secretly challenged the Pentagon’s optimistic narrative of the war on Iran, voicing concerns over depleting weapons stockpiles.

An American news organization says hundreds of US troops have been killed or wounded in Iranian strikes that took place in retaliation for the US-Israeli aggression against the Islamic Republic, adding that the Pentagon is undercounting the casualties.  

US war secretary Pete Hegseth fired the top army general for opposing Iran ground invasion, warning it would be too costly and destabilizing to sustain.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has dismissed two other senior Army officers amid Washington's failure to achieve objectives in its war of aggression against Iran. 

Ahead of the US‑Israeli attack on Iran, a broker linked to Secretary Hegseth explored a multimillion‑dollar investment in defense firms.