Restabilizing the market
Oil Flows Again in Hormuz—Is Iran's Threat Really Fading?
The U.S. military escorted 40 ships through the Strait of Hormuz this week, moving a record 18 million barrels of oil in a single day—the highest volume since the war began. Washington claims Iran's grip on the strait is weakening, but shipping companies remain wary of continued attacks.
03.09.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
An open invitation
Defense Minister: If Iran Attacks, We Strike Energy Sites
03.09.26
C14 Desk
Operation maybe
Trump Won’t Rule Out CIA Arming Iranians to Topple Regime
02.09.26
Efrat Briner
Winning
US Strikes 100 Targets in Iran, Trump Urges Regime Change
02.09.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Tehran fires back
Iran Launches U.S. Base Retaliation, Sirens Sound in Jordan
01.09.26
Marni Harow
Terror doesn’t pay
Iran Economic Crisis Out of Control, IRGC Members Quitting
Six months into Israel's campaign against Iran, the economic crisis is hitting so hard that Revolutionary Guard members are leaving the service—some fleeing to Russia—because their salaries no longer cover basic living expenses.
01.09.26
Dror Balazada
Stay tuned, Tehran
Trump Warns: ‘Biggest Attack of All’ on Iran Still to Come
01.09.26
Ben Gavish
But doing nothing
UAE Draws Red Line on Iran After Drone Attack
01.09.26
C14 Desk
15K-worth loyalty
Iran Espionage Case: Minors Posed as IDF Intelligence
01.09.26
Gal Tubi
Begging for mercy?
Iran's President Strikes Conciliatory Tone Toward U.S.
01.09.26
Adam Mikhalashvili