
Iran’s Border With Iraq Is Over 900 Miles Long — Impossible to Fully Seal
The border between Iran and Iraq stretches approximately 906 miles across some of the most rugged, mountainous, and inhospitable terrain in the Middle...
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The border between Iran and Iraq stretches approximately 906 miles across some of the most rugged, mountainous, and inhospitable terrain in the Middle...
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Iran did not simply watch the United States topple governments in Iraq and Afghanistan from the sidelines — it took notes, built a playbook,...
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The claim that Iran is larger than Iraq and Afghanistan combined by population is technically true, but just barely.
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Yellow ribbon campaigns — those ubiquitous symbols of "supporting the troops" — are resurfacing across social media, car bumpers, and public discourse as...
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The United States has not issued a formal declaration of war since June 1942, when Congress declared war against Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania during...
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The Kurdistan Region of Iraq served as a critical intelligence partner for the United States in the lead-up to and during the military strikes...
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Iraq's Shia militias have long served as Iran's most powerful projection of force outside its own borders, receiving billions in funding and sophisticated...
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Iran's network of proxy armies — stretching from Hezbollah in Lebanon to the Houthis in Yemen, Hamas in Gaza, and Shia militias in Iraq...
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No, Iran is not Iraq, and it is not Afghanistan. The geography is different, the military is different, the political structure is different, and...
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The lesson of Iraq, stated plainly, is that winning a war is not the same thing as winning a peace.
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No, they did not welcome Americans with open arms — and the fact that anyone in Washington is recycling this logic in 2026 should...
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The so-called "coalition of the willing" that the Trump administration could assemble for military action against Iran is dramatically smaller than the...
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If the United States follows through on military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities, neighboring countries could face a refugee crisis of...
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Republican voters who once backed the Iraq War — or watched its fallout reshape their party — are now sending a clear signal that...
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When the United States disbanded Iraq's military in May 2003, it created exactly the insurgency that critics warned about — and the consequences stretched...
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What happens when the world's most powerful military topples a government and has no plan for the day after?
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Two members of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces were killed and three others wounded when an Israeli missile struck PMF headquarters in the Jurf...
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The claim that the anti-war movement has experienced its "largest mobilization since the Iraq War" following the February 28, 2026 US-Israeli strikes on...
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Iraq's government has formally demanded an immediate ceasefire after US-Israeli military strikes hit targets on Iraqi soil, killing at least six fighters...
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In late January 2026, the United States began assembling its largest military force in the Middle East since the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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