40-DAY WAR
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DEFENSE
From ‘How Will This End For Iran’ to ‘When America Walks Away’: A tale of two Economist covers
The Economist’s covers mark a striking narrative shift over 15 months: from portraying Iran as facing imminent collapse in June 2025 to declaring the defeat of the US war machine in September 2026, reflecting a changing narrative about regional power.
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SPOTLIGHT
US shifting war objectives
This episode examines the reasons behind Washington’s failures in the war against Iran and the repeated shifts in its objectives.
DEFENSE
Trump’s ‘compensation’ delusion: A desperate hegemon mimicking Iran’s strategic playbook
Trump's demand of compensation is a reactive, theatrical gimmick that admits US military and strategic failure and Iran's upper hand in this war and in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
DEFENSE
How Iran’s low-cost, highly destructive Shahed drone is forcing a global reckoning in modern warfare
By demonstrating that low-cost, mass-produced loitering munitions can challenge sophisticated air-defense systems, Iran’s Shahed drone has reshaped modern warfare, forcing military powers worldwide to rethink doctrine, redesign defenses, and embrace the strategic value of affordability and scale.
POLITICS
‘True heroes’: Iran’s Army chief hails martyred pilot who struck US bases
Iran’s Army chief has issued a tribute to Brigadier General Majid Kazemi, a brave Su-24 fighter pilot who was martyred alongside three of his valiant crewmates during a bold operation against US military bases in the region.
DEFENSE
Iran launched effective, precise attacks on CIA sites during 40-day war: Report
Reuters reports that Iran targeted several secret sites belonging to the CIA during the unprovoked war on the Islamic Republic of Iran.
POLITICS
US aggressive acts against Iran constitute war crimes: Iran envoy to UN
The systematic destruction has disrupted commercial activities, maritime transportation, emergency response services, and daily livelihoods.
POLITICS
Qalibaf: No reason to remain committed if MoU with US fails to benefit Iran
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has warned that if the Islamic Republic is not to benefit from the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States, then there is no evidence obligating Tehran to adhere to it.
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