Iran Fired at Diego Garcia. The War Just Left the Middle East.
Two missiles, 4,000 kilometers, zero hits -- but the war just jumped theaters, dragged Britain in as a target, and revealed an Iranian range capability nobody publicly acknowledged.
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Eight Thousand Targets. The Largest Navy Kill Since 1945. Iran Fired Back the Same Day.
CENTCOM just published the biggest naval destruction scorecard since World War II -- and Iran responded by launching missiles further than anyone thought it could.
Natanz Got Hit Again. Nobody Wants to Talk About What Happens If It Leaks.
Bunker-busters hit an enrichment facility for the second time in three weeks and everybody is talking about everything except the uranium.
Iran Threatened Tourist Sites. Spring Break Starts Next Week.
Tehran told the world its enemies' vacation spots aren't safe. American spring break starts in six days.
Starmer Authorized the Strikes. Iran Hit the Base. Parliament Wants Answers.
Britain went from permitting 'limited and defensive' strikes to having Diego Garcia targeted in under 24 hours. Badenoch says Starmer is covering it up.
Europe Keeps Saying No to Hormuz. The Pressure to Say Yes Is Getting Louder.
European allies said nein, non, and no to Hormuz. Then the UK authorized strikes and got targeted. The refusal wall is developing cracks.
Pakistan's Shia Protests Are Growing. Nobody in Washington Is Watching.
A Shia uprising is building across Pakistan and Washington hasn't even glanced up from the bombing maps.
Arms Sales to the Gulf Keep Accelerating. The Coalition Keeps Fraying.
Washington is arming allies who are publicly distancing themselves.