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Iran Arrests 6,500 Israeli and U.S.-Linked Agents Amid Expanding Spy Crackdown

Iranian authorities claim to have dismantled multiple spy and militant cells tied to foreign intelligence agencies, arresting more than 6,500 people since the war began. The announcement follows reports describing Mossad’s largest-ever operation inside Iran and growing scrutiny of covert Western involvement

Robert Inlakesh
作者 Robert Inlakesh

As new revelations continue to break regarding US military losses during its war on Iran, Tehran has publicly announced the results of a widespread crackdown on agents working on behalf of foreign intelligence agencies. Thousands have been detained in the latest wave of arrests. The Commander-in-Chief of Iran’s Law Enforcement Command (FARAJA),

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Iran Inflicts U.S. Casualties, Halts Talks and Challenges Trump’s Authority in the Gulf

Following retaliatory strikes on U.S. bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, Iran has frozen contacts with American negotiators and expanded threats against both Washington and Tel Aviv. The developments raise fresh doubts about the future of a fragile ceasefire already strained by repeated violations.

Robert Inlakesh
作者 Robert Inlakesh

Iranian retaliatory strikes on three US bases in the Persian Gulf, in response to continued aggression against southern Iran, inflicts American losses and throws the future of an already shaky ceasefire into doubt. Stifling the Trump administration’s attempts to achieve leverage, Tehran now halts communications and raises the stakes

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Israel’s Genocide Economy: Record Weapons Profits Driven by Muslim and European Buyers

The UAE, Morocco, Azerbaijan, and European governments are helping drive Israel’s record-breaking weapons boom despite publicly critiquing its wars. New figures show Israeli arms exports reached $19.2 billion in 2025, as battle-tested weapons from Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran generated unprecedented profits.

Robert Inlakesh
作者 Robert Inlakesh

Newly released data, published by the International Defense Cooperation (SIBAT) of Tel Aviv’s Ministry of Defense, revealed that arms exports for the year 2025 amounted to $19.2 Billion– an all-time record. This means Israel rakes in record earnings for the fifth consecutive year while it profits from battle-testing weapons on civilian

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Greg Brockman: Meet the ChatGPT Billionaire Funding Trump, Pushing A.I. and Designing Hi-Tech Weapons

OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman has emerged as one of Donald Trump’s largest financial backers — more than Miriam Adelson — while pouring tens of millions into shaping U.S. policy and fighting A.I. regulation. As OpenAI pushes the Pentagon toward a future of A.I.-powered surveillance, targeting systems, and automated warfare, technologies already deployed by Israel during its assault on Gaza are becoming a blueprint for America’s next generation of military operations.

Alan Macleod
作者 Alan Macleod
Greg Brockman - right, exposes connections to ai infrastructure and the pentagon.

He may not be a household name yet, but Greg Brockman is among the world’s most powerful individuals. The OpenAI co-founder is one of President Trump’s richest and most generous financial backers, and is spending tens of millions of dollars to fight A.I. regulation. He is using OpenAI to produce hi-tech and futuristic surveillance and military

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NDAA: New U.S. Bill Will Fuse Israel and U.S. Militaries Into One

Section 224 of the 2027 NDAA would dramatically expand Israeli influence over the U.S. military by integrating weapons production, battlefield A.I., surveillance technologies, and defense supply chains—while reducing public oversight and accountability.

Alan Macleod
作者 Alan Macleod

Amid widespread and growing public opposition to the Israeli genocide of Gaza and South Lebanon, a controversial new bill seeks to formally integrate the U.S. and Israeli militaries like never before, making it difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins. Section 224 of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) proposes to

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