“Stop us from going to war with Iran!” Joe Kent revealed his last conversation with Charlie Kirk
Joe Kent reflects on his last meeting with Charlie Kirk, warning against U.S. intervention in Iran due to insufficient evidence of an immediate threat.
Cuba, mired in crisis, promises resistance to the USA
Cuba's government is preparing for potential US military intervention while rejecting calls for negotiations regarding its political system.
Learn about the scenarios for a ground intervention to control uranium in Isfahan
The article discusses recent Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear program, particularly focusing on Isfahan, and outlines the military strategies being employed.
What a U.S. Ground Intervention in Iran Would Mean: The Leap into a Completely Different War
The article discusses the potential implications and challenges of a U.S. ground intervention in Iran, contrasting it with air and naval operations.
America's Chaos of 'Freedom' from Iraq to Iran
The article discusses the U.S. military intervention in Iraq and its implications, reflecting on the promises of freedom made by President George W. Bush and the subsequent turmoil in the region.
Trump realized he needs allies regarding Iran. Should we help him?
The article discusses the military intervention of the USA and Israel in Iran, highlighting Trump's call for allies and the geopolitical implications involving European plans and interests from countries like China and Russia.
Arab nations condemn Israeli strikes on Syria
Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations, along with Turkey, have condemned Israel's military strikes on Syrian army camps, urging international intervention.
Trump's New War on Drugs
El País reports on the military interventions by the U.S. government in Latin America under Trump's drug policy, highlighted by an incident involving an unexploded bomb that caused a diplomatic crisis between Colombia and Ecuador.
The coup of 76 | The peculiarities of a dark experiment
The article discusses the 1976 military coup in Argentina, its peculiarities, and its enduring impact on the nation.
'The View' argues over whether Iran campaign is historic blunder like Iraq or will keep future Americans safe
A debate on 'The View' featured differing opinions on whether President Trump's military actions in Iran are justified.
Seven countries including the UK, France, and Japan ready to contribute to Hormuz but no mention of immediate intervention
Seven countries have declared their readiness to contribute to the security of the Strait of Hormuz, with no plans for immediate military involvement.
Venezuela interim president replaces top military commanders in sweeping reforms
Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez has replaced all senior military commanders following significant reforms after the U.S. ousted Nicolas Maduro.
Trump's Causeless War
The article discusses the concept of 'whim war' in relation to the U.S. actions against Iran, contrasting it with Israel's justified military response against perceived threats.
Security Block destroys two operational centers of Los Lobos in Pascuales during intervention
The Security Block has destroyed two operational centers allegedly used by the criminal organization Los Lobos in Guayaquil during a military operation.
EU, the plan of seven countries to free the Strait of Hormuz: 'But the war must end immediately'
Seven EU countries are formulating a plan, possibly involving military intervention, to secure the Strait of Hormuz amidst ongoing conflicts that threaten maritime transport, particularly oil tankers.
65% of Americans See Large-Scale Intervention in Iran
A recent poll indicates that 65% of Americans believe President Trump may order troops for a large-scale ground war in Iran, despite only 7% supporting such a decision.
Europe seeks a diplomatic solution to unblock the Strait of Hormuz in response to Trump's warmongering
European leaders are resisting calls for military intervention in the Strait of Hormuz, advocating for diplomacy instead amid rising tensions with the US and Israel.
What are the possibilities of sending American soldiers to fight in Iran?
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Americans expect the U.S. to deploy troops for a large-scale ground war in Iran, despite a general opposition to the idea of military intervention.
Metron Analysis Poll: 'No' to the War in Iran, 'No' to Trump
A new poll shows Greek public skepticism about military intervention in Iran and overwhelmingly negative views of Trump.
Libya 15 years later: What NATO’s war still teaches the world
This article reflects on the lasting impacts of NATO's military intervention in Libya, emphasizing the consequences of the campaign on the country's stability and governance.
This Day in History: The US Air Force Receives Its First Real Combat Mission 110 Years Ago
The article discusses the historical context of the US Air Force's first combat mission against Mexico 110 years ago, shedding light on American military intervention and public perception of the Mexican Revolution.
"Donald Trump is Weak. Without the Threat of Tariffs, He is Handcuffed Against Rebellious Allies" [INTERVIEW]
The article discusses Donald Trump's frustration with European NATO members for not participating in military intervention in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting tensions within the alliance.
"We have decided to attack irregular groups to protect our citizens," says Defense Minister about interventions in Podocarpus National Park
Ecuador's Defense Minister announced military operations to combat illegal mining in Podocarpus National Park, aiming to regain control over the area.
A complaint for espionage against the CIA and conspiracy theories: the unexpected role of Tucker Carlson in the Iran war
Tucker Carlson has gained attention for his outspoken opposition to U.S. military intervention in Iran, amidst accusations of CIA espionage and conspiracy theories.
Television Republic outraged after police intervention. This incident will be widely discussed
Television Republic's crew faced police intervention while covering a story outside the Military Counterintelligence Service, sparking a dispute over press freedom and the right to refuse police requests for footage.
A blow to Donald Trump: why the first resignation of a senior official occurred amid the war against Iran
Donald Trump faced a significant internal setback with the resignation of Joe Kent, a senior counterterrorism official, who opposed the military offensive against Iran citing that it did not pose an imminent threat to the U.S.
White House, after top counterterrorism official quits, says Trump had 'strong' evidence Iran would attack US
The White House defended Trump's position on Iran after the resignation of top counterterrorism official Joe Kent, who claimed Iran did not pose an imminent threat.
I cannot work under the President of the United States with a good conscience
Joe Kent has resigned as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, citing his inability to support the war in Iran due to a lack of imminent threat.
Opposed to the war in Iran, the director of counter-terrorism in the United States resigns
Joe Kent, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigns due to his opposition to the war in Iran, contending that the country poses no imminent threat to the United States.
Trump Angry Over NATO Countries' No-No, Says 'We Don't Need Anyone In War'
Former President Donald Trump expressed his displeasure over NATO allies not supporting the U.S. in the Iran conflict, criticizing them for avoiding military intervention.
"I cannot support the ongoing war in Iran," resigns director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Center.
Joe Kent resigns from his position as director of the U.S. Counterterrorism Center, citing moral objections to the war against Iran.
U.S. counterterrorism agency director resigns, ‘cannot’ support Iran war
Joe Kent, the director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, has resigned, citing his inability to support the Trump administration's war against Iran due to concerns over its legitimacy and influence from Israel.
I cannot, in good conscience, support the ongoing war
The head of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center has resigned due to the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, citing ethical concerns over the lack of an immediate threat from Iran.
European countries do not want to put people at risk in the Hormuz Strait
European countries are expressing reluctance to endanger lives in the strategically important Hormuz Strait.
'Might Is Justice' Regresses... 167 Asian Intellectuals Statement on Trump's Military Intervention
A group of 167 prominent Asian intellectuals has issued a joint statement criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump's military interventions and expressing concerns over the erosion of international order under his administration.
The USA loves freedom, but not at home
The article critiques the USA's international actions, claiming they profess to support freedom while simultaneously engaging in military interventions that harm civilians.
Trump: I will have the honor of seizing Cuba and this is 'a good thing'
Donald Trump stated his intention to 'seize Cuba', describing it as an honor, amid rising tensions between the US and Cuba following US military intervention in Venezuela.
The 'yes sir' that has ended, the 'war-like' decisions of Greek companies, and the next move of Vivartia
The article discusses the rejection of U.S. intervention requests by European leaders in the wake of military escalations initiated by Donald Trump and Israel.
The War Has Acquired a Real Target
The article discusses Donald Trump's demand that NATO allies and other partners participate in efforts to secure free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the lack of communication and shared objectives regarding potential military intervention.
Does the Government have a vision for Indra?
The Spanish government's intervention in Indra Group raises questions about the future of the country's leading defense and technology company.
Western allies reject Donald Trump's call for NATO to unblock the Hormuz Strait
Western allies, including Germany and the UK, have dismissed Donald Trump's call for NATO's military intervention in the Hormuz Strait.
DARREN LEWIS: 'It's a victory for humanity, saying no to Trump war'
Darren Lewis argues that the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s refusal to engage in military conflict initiated by Donald Trump is a victory for humanity, reflecting on the potential ramifications and criticism that Starmer faced.
European countries reject Trump’s call for help to reopen strait of Hormuz
European nations have refused to support Donald Trump's request for military assistance to reopen the strait of Hormuz, citing various reasons including the nature of NATO's mandate and the lack of a compelling need for military intervention.
Armed Forces destroy structures linked to criminal group in Durán during the first night of the curfew
Ecuador's Armed Forces conducted operations in Durán, destroying buildings used by a criminal organization during the first night of a curfew aimed at restoring order.
In the Minds of Neocons / How American Supporters Think About the War in Iran
The article discusses the recent military actions by the US and Israel in Iran, highlighting the divided opinions among American Republicans and European leaders regarding the intervention.
Donald Trump blundered into Iran war - now he wants our kids to pay for his stupidity
The article criticizes Donald Trump's aggressive actions in Iran, attributing significant global economic destabilization to his decisions.
Nigeria: Government to Curb Nigeria's Insecurity, U.S.' Role Must Be Supportive, Not Direct Intervention
The Nigerian government emphasizes that it prefers supportive international assistance rather than direct military intervention from the U.S. in addressing insecurity in Nigeria and the Sahel region.
Government, military reduced in Kuwait: the slowdown on the EU mission
The Italian government plans to reduce its military presence in Kuwait, citing a slowdown in a planned intervention in Hormuz, highlighting a precautionary adjustment amid energy cost measures.
Behind the Decision to Attack Iran. Not Everyone in the White House Supported Trump
The article reveals internal dissent within the White House regarding President Trump's decision to attack Iran, highlighting Vice President Mike Pence's skepticism about military intervention.
Talks in the White House before the attack on Iran. Not everyone supported Donald Trump's plan
Internal White House discussions revealed significant skepticism from some officials regarding President Trump's planned military intervention in Iran.