Turkey Quietly Reassesses Its Own Military Capabilities After Watching Iran’s Collapse
Turkey has been conducting a sweeping internal review of its defense posture and military readiness following the rapid collapse of Iran's conventional...
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Saudi Arabia May Accelerate Its Own Nuclear Ambitions After Seeing Iran’s Program Destroyed
Yes, Saudi Arabia is almost certainly going to accelerate its nuclear ambitions now that Iran's program has been demolished.
North Korea Watches the Iran War Closely as a Warning About Its Own Nuclear Future
North Korea is watching the U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran with a mixture of vindication and alarm, and the lesson Pyongyang is drawing is straightforward:...
China Has Billions in Belt and Road Projects Inside Iran — All Now at Risk
China's much-publicized Belt and Road Initiative inside Iran is, by the numbers, largely a mirage.
The Weapons Russia Sold Iran Are Now Being Destroyed by American Bombs
On February 28, 2026, American and Israeli warplanes obliterated billions of dollars worth of Russian-made weapons systems sitting on Iranian soil —...
Afghanistan’s Taliban Condemns U.S. Strikes on Its Neighbor Iran
Afghanistan's Taliban government has formally condemned the joint U.S.-Israeli military strikes on Iran that began on February 28, 2026, calling on both...
Hamas Issues Statement After Joint U.S.-Israel Operation Against Iran
Hamas issued an official statement condemning the joint U.S.-Israel military operation against Iran on February 28, 2026, calling the killing of Supreme...
Houthis Could Escalate Red Sea Attacks in Response to Iran Strikes
Yes, the Houthis could very well escalate their Red Sea attacks in direct response to the massive US-Israeli strikes on Iran — and two senior Houthi...
Hezbollah’s Next Move Could Determine Whether the Iran War Spreads to Lebanon
Hezbollah's decision to fire rockets and drones at northern Israel on March 1, 2026 — the first such attack since the November 2024 ceasefire — has...
Iran’s Proxy Networks Across a Dozen Countries Now Face an Uncertain Future
Iran's proxy network, once a sprawling military and political architecture spanning more than a dozen countries, is now at its weakest point in decades.