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First, since we have more reliable data about what happened, let me recap a few key points to being:

First, as always, a recap. Turns out that the Iranian strikes were apparently very accurate, check out these photos: This is interesting, because while I had some US ex-Colonel on idiot-box saying that most Iranian missiles either missed or landed ...

Ẹgbẹ́ Shiites wọ́de l’Abuja, wọ́n jó Àsìá Amẹ́ríkà Egbìnrìn ọ̀tẹ̀, bá a se n pàkan, nìkan ń rúÀwọ́n ọmọ ẹgbẹ́ “Islamic Movement of Naigeria” (IMN) tí gbogbo ènìyàn mọ sí Shi’ites lọ́jọ́ ajé ti ya sí ìgboro lágbègbè ilé ìtajà ...

Iranian news agencies released footage showing the moment of Iranian missile launched on US military facilities near the Iraqi cities of Baghdad and Erbil on January 8. The text in Farsi in the top right corner reads “Harsh revenge”. The ...

BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:00 A.M.) – Russia has offered Iraq their S-400 air defense system to protect their airspace, RIA Novosti reported this week, citing the Russian Ministry of Defense.

UPDATE: The Ukrainain side clarified the number of people killed. There were 168 passengers and 9 crew members.

All the sides involved in the January 8 escalation in Iraq provide conflicting reports on the results of the Iranian strike on US military facilities to avenge the United States’ assassination of its senior commander, Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani.

On January 7th, NATO announced that it was withdrawing a part of its forces from Iraq. A spokesman for the trans-Atlantic military alliance said that “the safety of our personnel is paramount” and that some troops would be moved “both inside and outside of Iraq.”

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said all was well shortly after Iran claimed responsibility for multiple rocket attacks on two military bases housing U.S.-led coalition forces in Iraq.

A Ukrainian passenger plane carrying 170 passengers crashed shortly after take-off in Tehran on Wednesday, according to the semi-official Iranian agency Isna.