Author: Michael

Ukraine carried out another large-scale drone and missile attack against Russia overnight into Monday, July 13, hitting targets throughout the country. Strikes were reported in the Moscow region and in Russia’s southern regions, proving that Kyiv’s ongoing long-range strike strategy is working as intended.

The attacks reportedly killed three people in the Moscow region and injured at least five others.

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There is a specific kind of optimism that makes people sick, one that echoes through eternity. At any time in human history, you can hear someone say, “Just drink the water, it looks fine.”
You are miles from the trailhead, your bottle has been empty for an hour, and there is a clear, burbling stream right there, looking like a commercial for itself. The water looks fine.
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That, dear friend, is exactly the problem.

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The Power Struggle Over The Strait Of Hormuz: The United States and Iran each say they control the Strait of Hormuz after attacks over the weekend stretching across the wider Middle East, which places the prospects of a lasting peace deal in jeopardy.

The Iranian decision to fire at and strike three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, disabling one of the ships in response to its use of the southern Omani side of the Strait, prompted the regime to declare the vital waterway closed.

F-15C Pilot National Security Journal Photo. Image Credit: Brent M.

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U.S. President Donald Trump has said that he is prepared to ensure the Strait of Hormuz remains open by force – a return to the tactics of the early days of the U.S.-Iran War. The president’s comments follow a weekend of intense military exchanges in which Tehran once again attempted to take control of one of the world’s most important waterways.

The weekend saw some of the heaviest fighting since the memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed in June, with Iran launching fresh attacks against commercial shipping and U.S.

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