Iraq

Explosions heard in Iran, Syria, Iraq – report

Explosions heard in Isfahan, the home of Iran’s largest nuclear facility, along with simultaneous strikes on targets in Syria and Iraq. The news of airstrikes targeting air bases in Syria, including radar and air defense sites, as well as reports of explosions in Iran, has sparked curiosity and concern. The idea that Israel may have eliminated Iran’s aerial defense layer, potentially paving the way for further actions, raises the stakes in an already volatile region.

Iran’s response, or lack thereof, to these reported explosions is telling. Claiming that the explosions were just air defense firing at an unknown object seems like a strategic move to downplay the severity of the situation.… Continue reading

US starts retaliatory strikes in Iraq, Syria -officials

The recent news of the US starting retaliatory strikes in Iraq and Syria has sparked a wide range of reactions and opinions. As I reflect on this latest development, I can’t help but feel a mix of emotions. On one hand, there’s a sense of relief that the US is taking action to address the attacks against its forces and protect its allies. On the other hand, I’m deeply concerned about the escalation of tensions in the Middle East and the potential consequences it may have.

The sheer number of strikes, with reports indicating at least 85 different targets hit, is staggering.… Continue reading

US approves plan to strike Iranian targets in Syria and Iraq, officials say

Why am I reading about our military’s plans on the internet before they happen? It’s frustrating to see news like “US approves plan to strike Iranian targets in Syria and Iraq, officials say” without any prior knowledge or official announcement. As a citizen, I feel left out of the decision-making process when it comes to our country’s military actions.

While I understand the need for secrecy and operational security, it raises questions about the transparency of our government and the trust we can place in their decision-making. Shouldn’t the American people have a say in matters of national security? Shouldn’t we be informed about potential military actions that could have far-reaching consequences?… Continue reading