US vs. Iran: Three Strike Options as Diplomacy Stalls
A massive U.S. buildup has positioned two carrier groups and stealth bombers for strikes on Iran. Washington is weighing three options: regime‑targeted attacks, strikes on nuclear sites, or an economic‑military squeeze. Tehran signals it will retaliate through missiles and its regional proxy network. With diplomacy stalled, the risk of rapid escalation is rising.
Pakistan and Turkey Are Breaking the Western Monopoly on Airpower
Pakistan’s JF‑17 and Turkey’s Bayraktar drones are eroding Western dominance in airpower. Cheap, combat‑tested, and free of political conditions, they’re winning major export deals across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. As Washington pushes back, a multipolar arms market is emerging — reshaping who can project power from the skies.
The U.S.-Iran Confrontation: Why Diplomacy May Fail and What War Could Unleash
As a massive American armada gathers and negotiations stall, the path to conflict narrows — with unpredictable consequences for Iran, the region, and global energy markets.