Argentina Navy Air Force

Iran Designates Argentina’s Navy and Air Force as ‘Terrorist Organizations’ in Retaliatory Move

Iran has designated Argentina’s navy and air force as “terrorist organizations” in retaliation for Buenos Aires’ decision to classify the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Iran’s Foreign Ministry announced...
Strait of Hormuz

Tanker Incidents Reported in Strait of Hormuz and Gulf as Maritime Security Concerns Escalate

A tanker was involved in an incident in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh concerns over maritime security in the Gulf region, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) centre said late Tuesday. The maritime agency said it...
B-1B

B-1B Bombers: USAF Relocates 15 Aircraft From UK Airbase as US Charges Three Alleged Iranian Operatives Over Terror Plot

The United States has withdrawn at least 15 military aircraft from RAF Mildenhall in eastern England following a reported security threat linked to Iran, raising fresh concerns about the security of American military installations in Britain amid escalating tensions between...
Strait of Hormuz

Iran Says Two-Day Proposal Remains Best Path to Restore Security in Strait of Hormuz, Urges US to Show Political Will

Iran said Monday that its existing two-day proposal to the United States remains the most practical framework for restoring security in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, stressing that progress toward an agreement depends on Washington’s political willingness to resolve...
Donald Trump

Trump Rejects Political Cost of Iran War, Backs Military Decision Again Despite JD Vance Blaming Conflict for Republican Midterm Defeat

US President Donald Trump has defended his decision to launch military action against Iran, declaring that he would make the same decision again despite acknowledging that the war contributed to Republican losses in the midterm elections. Speaking to reporters aboard...
Iranian ballistic missile

Iran Lifts 2,000-Kilometre Ballistic Missile Range Limit, Raising New Threats to US Military Bases and NATO Installations Across Europe

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has announced the removal of its self-imposed 2,000-kilometre limit on ballistic missile ranges, a significant shift in Tehran’s military policy that could eventually expand the threat to United States military installations and allied infrastructure...
RSAF Eurofighter Typhoons

Eurofighter Consortium Targets 200 New Fighter Sales as Saudi Arabia Considers 54 Jets Despite Relying on US Fighter Jets Against Houthis

The Eurofighter Typhoon consortium is seeking to capitalize on renewed international interest in its multirole fighter aircraft, identifying opportunities for more than 200 additional jets, including a potential 54-aircraft order from Saudi Arabia. However, Riyadh's continued reliance on American-made F-15...
Su-35

Iran Awaits Su-35 Fighter Jet Purchase Is Complete, With Delivery of Russian Super Flankers Expected After War With US

Iran has completed the purchase of Russian-made Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets but will receive the aircraft only after the ongoing war with the United States and Israel ends, an Iranian Army spokesman has said, providing the clearest indication yet that...
MiG-29C

Iran’s Failed MiG-29C Ambition: How US Bought 21 Russian Fighter Jets to Prevent Tehran From Acquiring Nuclear-Capable Aircraft

Iran’s reported acquisition of Russian Su-35 fighter jets has revived a decades-old military and diplomatic contest in which Washington repeatedly intervened to prevent Tehran from obtaining advanced Russian combat aircraft. From the MiG-29 fighters of the early 1990s to the...
Shahed Drones

Iran’s Cheap Drones Challenge Gulf Air Defence Strategy, Expensive Interceptors Risk Rapid Ammunition Depletion During Prolonged Conflict

The Arabian Peninsula’s air-defence architecture is confronting a problem that cannot be solved by simply adding more sophisticated missiles: the widening economic gap between inexpensive Iranian drones and the multimillion-dollar interceptors used to destroy them. The challenge has become increasingly...
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