Bet Against History
President Trump declared that the war in Iran is 'practically over' amid increased military action, though the Iranian leadership shows no signs of surrendering.
RT examines the history of US strikes on civilians after Iranian school attack (VIDEO)
RT reports on the U.S. strikes in Iran that resulted in civilian casualties, specifically focusing on an attack on a girl's school that killed over 160 children, and analyzes the historical context of similar incidents involving U.S. military operations.
Arash Azizi: "It is very difficult for there to be a civic revolution in Iran"
Iranian historian Arash Azizi discusses the challenges facing the citizens who bravely oppose the Islamic regime in Iran, expressing concern over the potential for civil war.
Operation Nimrod, the 17-minute raid on the Iranian embassy that made the SAS legendary
The raid by the SAS on the Iranian embassy in London on May 5, 1980, is celebrated as a key moment in counter-terrorism history.
Bogusław Chrabota: I Dream that Iran is Reborn in its Best Incarnation
The article reflects on perceptions of Persia throughout history, drawing connections between ancient Greek philosophical thought and modern interpretations of Iranian identity.
British pilot ‘not euphoric’ after downing Iranian drones in RAF first
A British F-35 pilot made history by successfully destroying two Iranian Shahed drones during a combat mission in Jordan, but expressed no feelings of celebration due to the high-stakes environment.
Hero RAF pilot makes history by shooting down Iran drones after four-hour F-35 drill
An unnamed RAF pilot made history by shooting down two Iranian drones over Jordan during a military drill, marking a significant achievement for the UK’s F-35B operations.
'Quiet Death': What to know about the American torpedo that sank Iranian warship, killing 87
The U.S. Navy used a Mk 48 torpedo to sink the Iranian warship IRIS Dena, marking a significant event in naval history since it was the first enemy ship sunk by a U.S. submarine with a torpedo since World War II.
IRIS Dena reminds of the 55-year-old disaster of an 'American-Made' submarine
The article discusses the recent sinking of the Iranian ship 'IRIS Dena' by an American submarine, drawing parallels to a similar incident involving an American-made Pakistani submarine that occurred 55 years ago.
The death of Jamenei, an unprecedented case where one government eliminates the leader of another country
The death of Iranian leader Ali Jamenei from U.S. and Israeli bombings marks an unprecedented incident in contemporary history where a foreign government is responsible for the demise of another country's leader.
Israel says fighter jet took down Iranian warplane, the first shootdown of its kind
Israel's F-35I fighter jet made history by shooting down an Iranian Yak-130, marking a significant moment in aerial combat.
Aerial battles in Tehran: Israel claims to have shot down an Iranian fighter jet for the 'first time in history'
Israel's military claims to have shot down an Iranian fighter jet during aerial combat over Tehran, marking a historic first for the F-35 aircraft.
"The First in History": Israel Announces Downing of an Iranian Fighter Jet with Crew
Israel's air force reports the downing of an Iranian fighter jet over Tehran during the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
For the first time in history, an F-35 fighter shot down another fighter in combat
An Israeli F-35I 'Adir' has made history by shooting down an Iranian Jak-130 fighter jet over Tehran, marking a significant milestone in aerial combat.
My grandfather narrowly avoided death under the Iranian regime. But I am not celebrating Trump’s illegal war
An anonymous author reflects on their grandfather's narrow escape from the Iranian regime while expressing concerns about celebrating the death of the Ayatollah and the implications of U.S. military involvement.
Nikki Haley slams Democrats who say Iranian regime 'was no threat to America': 'Absurd'
Nikki Haley criticized Democrats for claiming the Iranian regime posed no threat to the U.S., describing their stance as 'absurd' and highlighting the regime's history of targeting American interests.
The Most Aggressive American President in Modern History? The Iranian Conflict is Changing Trump's Political Legacy
Donald Trump’s decision to engage in an open conflict with Iran, alongside Israel, starkly contrasts with his previous claims of being a peace-promoting leader, marking a significant shift in his foreign policy legacy.
Do airstrikes manage to incite nations? The bad history...
Donald Trump suggests the Iranian people have a unique opportunity for freedom amidst American and Israeli airstrikes targeting Iran.
Iran: Life of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
The article details key life events of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, chronicling his rise to power from his birth in 1939 to his leadership roles in Iran's political landscape.
Kallas: The assassination of Khamenei is a pivotal moment in Iranian history
Kaja Kallas stated that the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei marks a significant turning point in the country's history, opening pathways for change and greater freedom.
"A page of History, opened in 1979 in Iran, has just turned": the great analysis by Gilles Kepel
Gilles Kepel argues that the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei marks a significant turning point in Iranian history, linked to recent conflicts.
The Last Son of the Shah of Iran: The Islamic Republic Will Soon Be in the 'Dustbin of History'
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran, declared that the Islamic Republic is nearing its end and urged Iranian security forces to support a transition to a new order.
"One of the Most Diabolical People in History": Donald Trump's Virulent Message Announcing Khamenei's Death
Donald Trump announced the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on his social media platform, Truth Social, with a vehement statement characterizing Khamenei as one of history's most malevolent figures.
Khamenei, one of the most evil people in history, died: Trump announces the death of the Iranian leader after a historic operation
Donald Trump announced the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei following a joint U.S.-Israel military operation aimed at regime change in Iran and the dismantling of its nuclear program.
'Evil person', 'justice for the people of Iran': see in full Trump's statement on the death of Ali Khamenei
Donald Trump announced via social media the alleged death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei due to a joint U.S.-Israel operation, labeling Khamenei as one of the most evil people in history.
Trump: Khamenei is dead
Trump announced the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, describing him as one of history's most evil men.
Israel's largest ever military flyover hammers Iranian military targets
Israel launched its largest military flyover in history, conducting simultaneous airstrikes on Iranian military targets with around 200 fighter jets.
Latest Developments in the War: Largest Israeli Airstrike and Iranian Hypersonic Missile with American Drone Strikes
The conflict between the U.S. and Israel against Iran escalates, marked by significant military actions including the largest Israeli airstrike in history.
Iran and the White Roses of the 1998 World Cup that Donald Trump Wants to Ignore
The article discusses the controversial history of the 1998 FIFA World Cup, particularly the treatment of the Iranian national team and geopolitical implications in the context of Donald Trump's stance on Iran.
"History will place you among the greatest heroes of the world": Reza Pahlavi calls on Trump to "help" the Iranian people
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the late Shah of Iran, urged Donald Trump to support the Iranian people in their fight against the Islamic Republic.
The military threat to Iran may wait for another diplomatic round, this time Turkish
Recent explosions at Bandar Abbas port and other sites in Iran have sparked speculation about possible Iranian underground movements or sabotage activities amid a history of terror attacks by various groups.
History of Iran / Protesters want the regime to fall, but the protests may succeed differently than they hope
Iranian historian Arash Azizi discusses the enduring spirit of Iranian protesters despite harsh repression and the complexities surrounding their struggle for change.
"The most violent repression in the contemporary history of Iran": Jean-Noël Barrot denounces the attitude of the mullah regime against protesters
French Minister Jean-Noël Barrot criticizes the Iranian regime's violent repression against protesters and advises 900 French nationals in the country to stay put due to risks of arbitrary detention.
"The Islamic Republic is in the weakest position in its 47-year history"
Protests against the Iranian regime have continued for over two weeks despite internet shutdowns and shooting orders, with expert Holly Dagres explaining the unprecedented fragility of the system.
From the Islamic Revolution to Mahsa Amini's Hijab: The Most Prominent Protests in Modern Iranian History
Iran has experienced various waves of protests over the decades, driven by economic, social, and political demands, with participation from students, activists, and politicians, resulting in varying outcomes from temporary changes to strict security measures and widespread arrests.
"The greatest massacre in modern Iranian history": Reports of organized killings of citizens on Khamenei's orders
Reports indicate organized killings of citizens in Iran on January 8 and 9, allegedly ordered by Khamenei, with claims of up to 12,000 victims.
Pierre Vermeren: "France owes a debt to the Iranians"
Pierre Vermeren argues that France should acknowledge its complicity in establishing the Iranian regime, especially as protests intensify against it.
Iran, Reza Pahlavi's appeal to the military: 'Which side of history will you be on?'
Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah of Iran, directly appeals to Iranian armed forces and security forces amidst rising protests and pressure on the Islamic Republic's power structure.
Everything would be better if we had just a little more taste
The article discusses the importance of taste in culture, referencing Ryszard Kapuściński's portrayal of the Iranian ruler's vanity contributing to national disaster, and reflects on how an authentic character, a carpet seller, captures this theme.
Jafar Panahi on protests in Iran: 'Revolution to advance History'
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi comments on the protests in Iran, emphasizing the revolutionary spirit necessary for historical progress.