"Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth have re-injected toughness into their military ads, abandoning the woke vision of the Joe Biden administration".
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
The Cuomo Comeback Is Dead — And So Might Be the Old Democratic Party
"We’ve long known that young women are the emotional beating heart of today’s Democrat party. We also know that, while minority voters are shifting to support for Trump (no surprise, given that Democrat policies have made their lives significantly worse), more affluent, college-educated white voters remain loyal.
"That same trend showed itself in the ranked-choice voting that put Mamdani over the top:"...
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How bad is Zohran Mamdani for New York? Let us count the ways "Mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani wants to spend $65 million in taxpayer funds on transgender treatment — including for minors — if he’s elected to lead New York City.
"The Queens assemblyman, who is locked in a close race with former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in Tuesday’s Democratic primary, says on his campaign website that the money would be funneled to public providers to help transgender New Yorkers." . . .
He has pushed for city-run food stores that would cost about $60 million, as well as free buses ($900 million) and child care (at least $5 billion).. . .
"The lefty lawmaker also wants to create a new department of public safety that would cost around $450 million."He claims the pricey endeavors would be paid for by spiking corporate taxes from 7.25% to a steep 11.5% and placing a 2% flat tax on the wealthy."That plan would require the approval of the state Legislature and Gov. Kathy Hochul, who has vowed not to raise taxes — warning that doing so would help fuel an exodus of New Yorkers to states such as Florida." . . .
NYC mayoral primary delivers worst of all possible outcomes with Zohran Mamdani . . . "He rose by capturing the imagination and expressing the grievances of young people who feel they are being priced out of New York.
"He was up against a large, lackluster field and delivered a strong social media presence where he often seemed to be having fun.
"He said from the beginning his campaign was about affordability, and he’s right — but not in the way he intended."It’s that the city cannot afford his ideas.
"Similarly, his refusal to acknowledge that Israel is the rightful homeland of Jews is a key plank in what can fairly be deemed a hostile view of the lone Jewish state.
"He supports the BDS movement and refuses to condemn the “Globalize the intifada” movement, which is about targeting Jews around the world.
"On the way to his stunning victory, Mamdani has put a dagger in the political career of Andrew Cuomo, whose results so far have dramatically underperformed expectations and poll predictions." . . .
"Andrew Cuomo’s political comeback is officially dead. The former New York governor conceded Tuesday’s Democratic primary for New York City mayor to Zohran Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist who rose a wave of far-left energy to victory. The message from Democrat voters was loud and clear: the old guard is no longer welcome.
"Cuomo’s loss isn’t just about one race in one city; it is a warning sign for Democrats nationwide. It proves the deep rift within the party has only widened since their disastrous 2024 presidential bid, when party leaders pushed Joe Biden out of the race and hastily elevated Kamala Harris as their replacement candidate. That chaos left behind a party fractured between two very different visions for the future, and Mamdani’s win is just the latest skirmish in an ongoing civil war.
"On one side is the activist Left, which is young, aggressive, and unapologetically ideological. These are the voters and organizers who idolize Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, chant for climate revolution, and see American capitalism itself as the enemy. They want change, not compromise. Zohran Mamdani, backed by a slate of progressive celebrities and campaigners, is one of their rising stars. He comes across to his constituents as a true believer.
"On the other side is the Democrat establishment — people like Cuomo, Harris, and Nancy Pelosi — who still think political power comes from working deals in backrooms and courting donors at cocktail parties. They’re increasingly out of step with their party’s base, and Cuomo’s defeat reaffirmed that. He didn’t just suffer a surprising loss; he got trampled by a woke movement that sees him as a symbol of everything wrong with politics: ambition without belief and power without principle." . . .
They were Israel's 'eyes on the border' - but their Hamas warnings went unheard
"As Hamas attacked, the women at Nahal Oz, a base about a kilometre from the Gaza border, began to say goodbye to one another on their shared WhatsApp group."
"Israel's military has published its first official account of the mistakes that led to its failures during Hamas's 7 October 2023 attack, which triggered the Gaza war.
"The report concludes that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) "failed in its mission to protect Israeli civilians".
"The 19-page report contains much that is already known about what led to catastrophic loss of about 1,200 lives when approximately 5,000 gunmen from Hamas and other Palestinian groups stormed into Israel, also taking 251 hostages in the process.
"There are no dramatic revelations, but it is still sobering to see the military's conclusions about how it misjudged Hamas's intentions and underestimated its capabilities laid out in black and white.
How Hamas built a force to attack Israel on 7 October
"The report says the military regarded Gaza as a secondary security threat, with priority given to Iran and Hezbollah. Its policy towards Gaza, it says, was "paradoxical: Hamas was illegitimate, yet there was no effort to develop an alternative".
"The military had chosen a "conflict management" approach to dealing with Gaza, it says. And had assumed that Hamas was "neither interested [in] nor preparing for a large-scale war" - a perception reinforced by Hamas's own deception tactics.
"Evidence from 2018 onwards suggesting that Hamas - which is proscribed as a terrorist group by Israel, the US, UK and other countries - was indeed developing an ambitious plan was interpreted as "unrealistic or unfeasible", reflecting "Hamas's long-term aspirations rather than an actionable threat".
"The report says that in the months leading up to the war, the Military Intelligence Directorate began to develop a new assessment, suggesting that Hamas's plan was not merely a vision but "a concrete framework for operational planning".
"However, this emerging assessment was not brought to the attention of senior officials in military intelligence." . . .
. . . "These women were not the only ones raising the alarm, and as more testimony is gathered, anger at the Israeli state - and questions over its response - are mounting.
"The BBC has spoken also to the grieving families who have now lost their daughters, and to experts who see the IDF's response to these women as part of a broader intelligence failure. The IDF said it was "currently focused on eliminating the threat from the terrorist organisation Hamas" and declined to answer the BBC's questions.
" 'The problem is that they [the military] didn't connect the dots," a former commander at one of the border units tells the BBC.
"If they had, she says, they would have realised that Hamas was preparing something unprecedented." . . .
Accounts of survivors of the intense battle that took place at the Nahal Oz base on October 7th provide a chilling glimpse into the realities faced by those on the front lines
Damaged or destroyed - how much does leaked US report on Iran's nuclear sites tell us?
"The site of Fordo is probably the most spied-on place on the planet.
"Western intelligence first went public in 2009 that it was home to a secret nuclear facility and now understanding the damage done by US strikes will be vital in determining where the conflict goes next.
"A leaked Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) assessment has suggested the core components of Iran's nuclear programme have not been destroyed and the strikes only set back Iran's efforts by months rather than years.
"But that is only an initial assessment and labelled as "low confidence" – the tag comes because it is early days in trying to understand what happened at a place which is deliberately hidden from prying eyes." . . .
. . ."Even so, the centrifuge machines, which spin at high speeds to enrich uranium, are highly sensitive which means the explosion will likely have crashed many of them by sending them spinning off their axis.
"Developing a clearer picture of the damage will require other forms of intelligence – ranging from seismic detectors which can analyse the depth and magnitude of underground explosions (also used to understand earthquakes), sniffers to look for radiation (which international inspectors say they have not seen), and sensors like LIDAR (light detection and ranging) which can provide 3D maps using laser pulses from aircraft or drones to try and look inside the mountain.
"Informers and intercepted communications will also be vital as they may reveal Iranians discussing the damage and its implications. All of that will be constantly updated to provide the final assessment with a higher degree of confidence.
"And even if the sites like Fordo were dealt serious damage and made unusable for the moment, as US officials have claimed, that is different from saying it is the end of Iran's overall programme. That is because it could be reconstituted at new sites.
"A fleet of lorries was seen at Fordo just before the attack and the crucial question is what they were moving and where it has gone." . . . Much more here.
30,000-lb Bunker Buster vs Iran’s Deepest Nuclear Facility
Megaprojects Uncovered "Can the US's 30,000-lb GBU-57 bunker buster really penetrate Iran’s most secure nuclear facility—Fordow? This underground megaproject lies over 300 feet beneath reinforced rock and concrete. But America’s most powerful non-nuclear MOP was built to break what others can’t.
"In this in-depth documentary, we compare the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator vs Iran’s deepest underground nuclear site. From B-2 stealth delivery tactics to void-sensing smart fuses, this video explores the advanced technology behind bunker-busting operations—and what happens when massive kinetic force meets hardened engineering. "We break down: – Fordow’s construction, depth, and defenses – How the MOP Bunker Buster works and what makes it different – The risks and Chances of failures of such attempt – Why the US hasn’t used it—and what other nations are developing in response "This Video is about engineering, defense innovation, and the global race for underground supremacy." . . .
. . ."But the biggest question is: Could Iran ever shoot down a B‑2 stealth bomber? In this video, we break down:
➤ The unprecedented precision of the June 22 B‑2 strikes
➤ Why Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan were critical targets
➤ The role of the S‑300, S‑400, and Iran’s air defenses in this escalating crisis
➤ What would happen if a B‑2 were hit — and why it could ignite a larger war
➤ The reality of stealth technology versus modern surface‑to‑air missile threats
Intelligence, Strategy, and the Israeli-Iranian War –
"In either case, the Trump administration should force the conversation rather than simply accepting Israeli judgements about the best way forward. Evaluating the prospects for military options requires good intelligence — and a willingness among policymakers to pay attention."
"States use intelligence to inform their strategic decisions — and to influence their friends. Israel has a long history of passing secret intelligence to the United States in order to win its support, and according to multiple reports, it is trying again. The White House is more likely to join the war against Iran if it accepts Israeli intelligence at face value. But in doing so, it will sacrifice its strategic flexibility and risk losing diplomatic leverage. For a president who cherishes bargaining power, this would be a grave mistake.
"History helps shed light on the relationship between intelligence, strategy, and clandestine diplomacy. In 1967, Israeli officials approached the White House in search of material support in advance of the coming war with Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. To make the case, they shared a pessimistic intelligence analysis of the balance of forces and the danger of fighting a Soviet-backed alliance that surrounded Israel on all sides. President Lyndon B. Johnson had offered rhetorical support, but they wanted much more.
"Although the administration had reasons to avoid entanglement in a Middle Eastern war, Johnson was sufficiently concerned to ask the CIA for its assessment of the looming conflict. The agency predicted that Israel would win decisively and quickly. Armed with this analysis, Johnson parried Israeli requests. “All of our intelligence people are unanimous that if [Egypt] attacks,” he told the Israeli foreign minister, “you will whip hell out of them.”
"The CIA got it right. The famously lopsided war began with an Israeli surprise attack and ended six days later with a comprehensive Israeli victory. Johnson limited military support and avoided U.S. intervention, managing to spare the country from involvement in another war at a time when public opposition to Vietnam was increasing.
"A similar story is playing out today. Israeli officials are making ominous statements about Iran’s nuclear capability. Invoking the Holocaust, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that a comprehensive attack on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure was needed to stave off disaster, “We can’t leave these threats for the next generation,” he said, “if we don’t act now, there won’t be a next generation.” And as was the case in 1967, Israel has reportedly shared intelligence on Iranian nuclear research and its progress towards the bomb.
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Joshua Rovner is associate professor of international relations at American University, and nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. His most recent book is Strategy and Grand Strategy.
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Trump Blasts AOC Over Impeachment Threat
Many Republicans have warned that if the Democrats can seize the House in the 2026 midterms, it is almost certain the president will be impeached a third time.
"President Donald Trump slammed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., on Tuesday after the congresswoman called for the impeachment of the president over his ordering of strikes against Iran's Fordo nuclear facility over the weekend.
" 'Stupid AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, one of the "dumbest" people in Congress, is now calling for my Impeachment, despite the fact that the Crooked and Corrupt Democrats have already done that twice before," Trump posted on his Truth Social platform.
"Almost immediately following the airstrikes on Iran on Saturday evening, Ocasio-Cortez posted, " 'The President's disastrous decision to bomb Iran without authorization is a grave violation of the Constitution and Congressional War Powers."
"She added, "He has impulsively risked launching a war that may ensnare us for generations. It is absolutely and clearly grounds for impeachment."
"Trump offered lengthy comments against not only Ocasio-Cortez but hard left-wing colleagues Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn.; and Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, as well saying that Ocasio-Cortez was slightly more intelligent.
" 'Crockett, who is a seriously Low IQ individual, or Ilhan Omar, who does nothing but complain about our Country, yet the Failed Country that she comes from doesn't have a Government, is drenched in Crime and Poverty, and is rated one of the WORST in the World, if it's even rated at all."
" 'Instead of her constant complaining, Alexandria should go back home to Queens, where I was also brought up, and straighten out her filthy, disgusting, crime ridden streets, in the district she "represents," and which she never goes to anymore," Trump continued.". . .
.Democratic Sen. Fetterman shuts down AOC's call for Trump's impeachment after Iran strikes .
Pride Month in Maine
Maine Rep Laurel Libby reacts to trans athlete that sparked her SCOTUS battle skipping state championship . . ."Our girls’ opportunities and podium placements should be decided by their hard work and performance, not the whims of others. All Maine girls should have the guarantee of a fair, safe and level playing field, which is not the case as long as our laws allow biological males to participate in girls’ sports."
"Fox News Digital has reached out to Greely High School for comment.
Female athletes took all the major medals in Maine's girls' track and field finals events Tuesday, after the competition was delayed from Saturday due to weather.
It marked the end of a contentious track and field season for the state, as the Greely High School trans athlete and another one representing North Yarmouth Academy competed against the backdrop of political conflict.
Maine's current laws have resulted in girls across the state expressing outrage, as at least two trans athletes have won competitions in track and field, cross-country and Nordic skiing in recent years." . . .
Maine is now apparently having men dressed as women report the weather.How is this appropriate?pic.twitter.com/Wk87Oweq9V— Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸 (@Bubblebathgirl) June 23, 202
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How US B-2 Bombers Strikes Inside Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Site using Decoy & Deception
AiTelly We regret the irritating interruptions for commercials and trust the viewer can skip past each one. TD
"Operation Midnight Hammer By B2 Spirit is the art of war This is What the US Made us Believe By using Decoy to Confuse everyone.
"The Main straight Package flew towards East that is Iran while The b2 Spirit Bombers Flew Towards U.S. outposts like Andersen Air Force Base in Guam or possibly Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.
"All of this was to Hit this Nuclear Enrichment Bunker Fordow. "Hidden beneath a thick layer of rock, the chamber sits about 200 meters from the tunnel entrance. "The terrain starts with a gentle slope but steepens sharply around 160 meters from the ridge, offering natural protection from airstrikes. "Just Before they Reach Iran Nuclear Submarine Launch a dozen Cruise Missiles Isfahan Nuclear Sites "But Her[e] is the Catch unconfirmed reports suggest that hundreds of truck have been moving tons of Uranium Centrifuge as well as Machinery a couple of days before the Anticipated Strikes"
The Insane Engineering of the B-2 Bomber "At $2 billion per aircraft, the Northrop B-2 Spirit is the most expensive plane ever built. But how does this giant become invisible to radar? And why does it look like it flew straight out of a sci-fi movie?
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0:00 The Insane Engineering of the B-2 Bomber
0:52 The Cold War
2:09 The ATB Program
4:42 The B-2's Design & Engineering
9:32 Capabilities & Performance
11:50 The Cost & Future of the B-2
Hours After Trump Declares Ceasefire, Iran Denies Agreement, Blames Israel for Starting War
This should immerse CNN, MSNBC, Democrats in waves of joy. TD
"Just hours after President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Tehran made it clear who they believe started this conflict, blaming Israel for launching the war, not the other way around. Iran insisted there is no official agreement on any ceasefire or halt to military actions. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that if Israel does not cease its “illegal aggression” against Iran by 4 a.m. Tehran time, their response will continue. Iran said the final decision on stopping its military operations would be made later.
" 'As of now, there is NO ‘agreement’ on any ceasefire or cessation of military operations,” Araghchi wrote. “However, provided that the Israeli regime stops its illegal aggression against the Iranian people no later than 4 am Tehran time, we have no intention to continue our response afterwards."
" 'Together with all Iranians, I thank our brave Armed Forces who remain ready to defend our dear country until their last drop of blood, and who responded to any attack by the enemy until the very last minute,” Araghchi said.
"This was the first official remarks by Iran to Trump’s claimed ceasefire between Iran and Israel." . . .
AOC Should Be 'Tried for Treason' Over Trump Impeachment Calls: Giuliani - Newsweek Democrats calling for President Donald Trump to be impeached over the U.S.'s military strikes on Iran should be "tried for treason," Rudy Giuliani has said.
"The former mayor of New York, an ardent supporter of the president, made the comment on Newsmax's Sunday Agenda after Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat from New York known as AOC, criticized Trump's decision to bomb Iran as "clearly grounds for impeachment."
"Newsweek has contacted representatives for Giuliani and Ocasio-Cortez for comment by email outside standard working hours.
"Why It Matters
"On Saturday, the president announced strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan in response to the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, a U.S. ally. On June 13, Israel struck Tehran, Iran's capital, and other cities to disrupt its nuclear capabilities, and Iran retaliated with strikes of its own, the majority of which were intercepted by Israeli defense systems." . . .
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, also criticized Ocasio-Cortez, writing on X on Saturday: "Shut up you pathetic little hypocrite. YOU fully supported our military and IC running the proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. And you VOTED to fund the Ukraine war under your President with dementia. You don't get to play anti-war and moral outrage anymore."
White House slams Al Green for fourth attempt to impeach Trump
. . ."But while Ocasio-Cortez and Green float impeachment talk, some powerful House Democrats have downplayed such efforts, including House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, House Judiciary ranking member Jamie Raskin (D-MD), and Rep. Pete Aguilar (D-CA), the chair of the House Democratic Caucus.
"Others, such as Rep. Becca Balint (D-VT), have warned that trying to impeach Trump is a waste a time as it would be nearly impossible to pass due to a lack of votes needed to implement such a measure, given the GOP holds the majority in both chambers of Congress.
"Moderate Democrats such as Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), who hail from battleground states where voters are more likely to have a favorable view of Trump, have called impeachment pushes “stupid politics.” Even Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in April declined to pursue articles of impeachment against Trump. " . . .
Monday, June 23, 2025
Iran Proves It: TDS Is An Incurable Disease
"That led Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., to respond: “Barack Obama attacked Libya, Syria, Pakistan, Yemen during his tenure, and never once did they call for impeachment. So, these folks are truly reaching new levels of Trump derangement in the aftermath of yesterday’s decision.”
You can almost hear those suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome pondering this question as they struggle to absorb the spectacular success President Donald Trump just achieved in Iran.
"They’ve already given their answer.
"Before the dust had a chance to settle over Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, leading never-Trumper David Frum declared “Right move, wrong team.” (As though this attack would have been better carried out by the dimwit Frum voted for in the last election.)
“Trump did the right thing, but he did that right thing in the wrongest possible way: without Congress, without competent leadership in place to defend the United States against terrorism, and while waging a culture war at home against half the nation,” Frum writes from his perch in the Trump-loathing Atlantic magazine. “Trump has not put U.S. boots on the ground to fight Iran, but he has put U.S. troops on the ground for an uninvited military occupation of California.”
"This is the same David Frum who, when Barack Obama was negotiating his horrid deal with Iran, declared that “A nuclear weapons-capable Iran is a priority-one threat to U.S. and Western interests in the Gulf area. That’s the thing we need to stop.”
"It’s the same David Frum who confidently predicted – on Saturday, the day Trump dropped the bombs – that Trump would “chicken out” when it came to attacking Iran, partly because of his “unwillingness to ever do anything that Putin does not want.”
"Then Trump achieved what Frum said was job No. 1 and what no president before him was willing to do. And Trump did it without boots on the ground. He did it without suffering U.S. casualties. He did it in close coordination with Israel. He did it in a way that, with the use of brilliant misdirection, surprised everyone, including David Frum.
"And Frum’s first instinct is to decry Trump’s (court-sanctioned) use of National Guard troops to quell riots in Los Angeles sparked by Trump’s (perfectly legal) efforts to deport violent felons who entered the country illegally?" . . .
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Warns of National Security Threat After Interception of Iranian Nationals Near U.S. Coast . . ."Meanwhile, questions swirl about how such infiltration attempts are even possible.
"Critics blame border policies under former President Joe Biden, citing data that over 1,200 Iranian nationals were allowed into the U.S. during his tenure.
"Luna and others argue that these lapses may have opened doors for radicals to exploit, according to Trending Politics.
"In January, the threat of homegrown terrorism was tragically confirmed when Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old extremist, drove a truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, killing 14 people. " . . .
‘Midnight Hammer’ Doesn’t Mean Iran Can’t Hurt Us; Iran should have no difficulty organizing cells among the millions of radicalized Muslim migrants in Europe or illegals in the US.
"A former head of Venezuela’s SEBIN says a Venezuelan air force general who became ambassador to Tehran, negotiated the installation of assembly plants for Iranian strike drones in Venezuela where clandestine IRGC flights have been landing secret cargo and personnel for years to develop a capability for human stealth bombers."
. . . "Serbia’s ruling goons also lacked the terrorist zeal of Iran’s fanatical mullahs and their highly indoctrinated military caste in the IRGC. Faith in martyrdom and self-immolation runs deep in their groupthink and religious conditioning and they will rely on fear and panic as a main weapon until their last breath.
"Despite Israel’s claims of eliminating the IRGC high command as well as “replacements and the replacements of the replacements,” according to Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran’s regime remains far from dead. Islamic terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda have remained active despite repeated decapitations of its leadership and destruction of its operating bases during more than two decades.
"Israel may have complete dominance over Iranian skies, having totally neutralized Iran’s 1970s vintage air force and air defenses consisting mostly of outdated Russian S-200 SAM systems. Although a good part of Iran’s highly perfected hypersonic missiles may have been used up in daily barrages against Israel and many more destroyed by air strikes, the mullahs retained the capacity to deliver a devastating response to the weekend strikes on its nuclear facilities. The IRGC unleashed its most potent Khoramshar-4 missiles with 3,300 pound warheads, kept in reserve until now, destroying entire city blocks and a biological warfare research center in Tel Aviv.
"It’s calculated that about half of Iran’s missile launchers have been taken out but estimates vary. Israeli defense spokesmen were saying some days ago that 40 percent were destroyed while some officers claimed they had hit two thirds. The official calculations may include fixed launchers. Mobile launchers are far more difficult to target, proving elusive in past wars.
"During the 1990 Gulf War in which the U.S. led coalition had complete air dominance over Iraq as well as special forces hunting for Saddam Hussein’s Scud missiles on the ground, very few were neutralized. Iraq’s Scud launchers kept firing until hours before the armistice, when a missile hit a U.S. army outpost, killing over 20 Americans.
"A couple of hits like that on the target rich environment of U.S. bases in the Middle East would be bad television for Trump, triggering hysterical responses from Democrats and some of his own supporters fearing his entry into a new “forever war.” But the Iranians may not choose that route for the moment as it could justify more B2 raids which its military would have difficulty withstanding without material support from Russia and China. Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi is flying to Moscow to meet with Putin on Monday after the deputy chairman of his security council, Dmitri Medvedev, said that “a number of countries are ready to supply Iran with their own nuclear warheads.”
"An Iranian diplomat in Europe said last week that if America “fired one bullet into Iran” they would retaliate against U.S. military bases. But Iran’s response is likely to remain focused, at least for the moment, on hammering Israel, whose civilian population the Mullahs see as hostages." . . .
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