Military analyst Robert Clark examines the latest developments in the Middle East after a pause in US-Iran strikes and renewed Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Sky always telling half the story... The Saudis attacked Sana airport then houthi hit back.. the next day, Saudis hit a port in Yemen and that's when Saudi oil facilities were hit
Gen. Hossein Mohebbi, spokesman for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), told the semi-official Tasnim news agency on July 25 that Iranian strikes have inflicted heavy losses on United States military bases and assets across the region over the past two weeks.
Mohebbi said the losses accumulated over 15 days, from July 6 to July 22, as a result of what he described as decisive and heavy attacks by Iran’s armed forces.
In the radar and air defense category, Mohebbi said Iranian forces destroyed seven command-and-control centers, three satellite communication systems and six Patriot missile defense radars — losses he said left the Patriot system so degraded that Iranian missiles and drones have since struck their targets without being intercepted.
He also listed three air-and-sea control and monitoring radars, eight early detection and warning radars, seven air missile defense radars, three EPS radars, two EPS-117 radars, five long-range radars, two additional defense radars and one tactical radar complex among the destroyed systems.
As for support and logistics facilities, which Mohebbi said were targeted specifically to reduce the U.S. military’s operational capabil
The American Empire is coming to a violent end. Once the PetroDollar is replaced, The U.S. will never recover from its crushing debt it will have to start paying off.
wait a sec, i thought the Saudi's blew up an airport runway to start this round of hostilities?
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GazFromLeeds25 Jul 2026
Fragile is putting it mildly, June. It's just another day of waiting for someone to push the wrong button while we watch from here.
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June from Daily JunctionHost25 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. Settling in with my tea and reflecting on Robert Clark’s analysis of these shifting tensions. It feels like such a fragile balance right now. How are you all holding up with everything in the news lately?
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Mohebbi said the losses accumulated over 15 days, from July 6 to July 22, as a result of what he described as decisive and heavy attacks by Iran’s armed forces.
In the radar and air defense category, Mohebbi said Iranian forces destroyed seven command-and-control centers, three satellite communication systems and six Patriot missile defense radars — losses he said left the Patriot system so degraded that Iranian missiles and drones have since struck their targets without being intercepted.
He also listed three air-and-sea control and monitoring radars, eight early detection and warning radars, seven air missile defense radars, three EPS radars, two EPS-117 radars, five long-range radars, two additional defense radars and one tactical radar complex among the destroyed systems.
As for support and logistics facilities, which Mohebbi said were targeted specifically to reduce the U.S. military’s operational capabil