ATTENTION!
Today's SITREP focuses on regional and global responses (thread 1 of 2).
The ongoing conflict between Iran & Israel involves direct military strikes, with both sides exchanging missile & drone attacks, causing significant casualties.
Regional responses include support from groups like the Houthis in Yemen, while Hezbollah & Gaza have limited involvement.
Globally, the U.S. & UK have taken military precautions, & countries like Russia & China focus on diplomacy, with calls for de-escalation from the EU & UN. The situation is complex, with ongoing diplomatic efforts & concerns about regional stability, & opinions vary on responsibility & escalation.
The war between Iran & Israel has seen intense military engagements, with both nations launching strikes against each other. This conflict has drawn varied responses from regional actors & global powers, reflecting a mix of military, diplomatic, & humanitarian concerns.
Israel has targeted Iranian military & nuclear sites, while Iran has retaliated with missile & drone attacks, leading to casualties on both sides. Regional groups like the Houthis in Yemen have supported Iran w/ missile launches, & there have been minor actions from Gaza, though Hezbollah has not actively joined the fray.
Globally, The U.S. has stated it was not involved in Israel's strikes but has warned Iran against attacking U.S. assets, with the UK deploying additional jets to the region. Russia & China have engaged in diplomatic efforts, while the EU, France, Germany, & others call for de-escalation. The UN condemned the escalation, urging restraint & holding emergency meetings.
The conflict's complexity is evident, w/ diplomatic talks like those mediated by Oman being canceled, & concerns about nuclear safety & regional stability persist. The INTL community remains divided, w/ varying views on responsibility & the path forward.
Regional & Global Military Responses to the IR-IS Conflict vary & the ongoing conflict has caused an array of regional/global military responses, reflecting the geopolitical stakes & the potential for broader escalation.
The conflict has clearly intensified with Israel launching its initial airstrikes back on 13 June. Targets in Iran include military & nuclear facilities, such as Natanz, Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center, Tabriz Airbase, Hamedan Airbase, Amand Missile Base, Bakhtaran missile base, & energy infrastructure such as South Pars, Fajr-e Jam, and Shahran oil depot, as well as the Farda Motors factor. Israel described these actions as aimed at dismantling Iran's nuclear program and ballistic missile capabilities, reporting a 90% interception rate of Iranian munitions. Iran responded with Operation True Promise III, launching 7 waves of ballistic missile attacks & two waves of drones, causing significant casualties, w/ at least 13 deaths & 270 wounded in Israel.
The regional landscape shows a mix of direct involvement & limited engagement. For instance, Israel's military, the IDF, has been proactive, striking 80 targets in Iran, including oil depots and the defense ministry, as part of its campaign to neutralize Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile threats.
Iran's retaliation has been robust, w/ missile barrages targeting Israeli cities like Haifa & Tel Aviv, causing residential areas to take direct hits. My assessment at this stage is that the ability for Iran to sustain these type strikes is limited.
The Houthis, aligned w/ Iran, have launched three drones & one ballistic missile at Israel, coordinating with Iran's efforts, though Israeli officials were unaware of some attacks from Yemen.
Hezbollah has not participated actively, limiting its response to generic condemnation statements, indicating a cautious approach to avoid direct involvement (at this stage they likely know better).
Two rockets were launched from Gaza, falling near Nir Oz, with no group claiming responsibility, suggesting limited and uncoordinated action (likely loner thugs).
Click on the link to continue reading.
https://open.substack.com/pub/genflynn/p/todays-sitrep-focuses-on-regional?r=24s8km&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Hey President Trump are you aware of what Ed Martin is stating here. Maybe this what something else that Susie Wiles kept from you. How do we not have heads rolling over this?
Ed is right to say at least bring some visibility to what they did to hundreds of J6ers never mind trying to put you in jail.
Corruption without accountability begets more corruption. This is NOT draining the swamp. Lack of action only serves to encourage it.
They want assurance that their nation is governed with purpose and foresight.
President Trump would serve the country well by stepping away from the daily turbulence of Washington and gathering trusted advisors, along with independent voices of experience, at Camp David for an honest examination of recent events and the course ahead.
Abrupt personnel changes without a settled strategy risk compounding uncertainty. What is needed is a comprehensive review of our national priorities and strategic direction, including a clear and coherent policy toward Iran.
“War, What is it good for…absolutely nothing!” 🎶
Especially a stupid and unnecessary war.
To what end do we continue to prosecute this war in the Middle East?
The WH seeks a budget increase of over a trillion dollars while Americans struggle to pay for housing and gas. This war against Iran seems to be treated as the only priority that matters. It was clearly on the minds of millions of Americans who recently and resoundingly voted against it.
Continuing down this path is a huge strategic error. It matches the decision the Bush administration made to invade Iraq. That was the greatest strategic error of this century. An expanded war in Iran would be the next one.
From everything I’ve seen, we’ve achieved our objectives in Iran. Moving forward is not a reflection of strength. It is the same reckless foreign policy that has already cost this country trillions while ordinary Americans pay the price at home.
America First means protecting our people and our economy first. Endless ...
America's Future, WE OWN IT!
We cannot afford to ignore the lessons of 2026. An honest AAR (After Action Review) is the only path forward. The war continues but only if we own the failure and change course.
Read the full letter in this week’s America's Future newsletter.
Thank you for your support.
https://www.americasfuture.net/general-flynn-letter-to-the-president/
We need to STOP with the “We are still a majority Christian nation!”
If we were, the majority of Christians would get off their rear ends and do far more!
No one, and I mean no one, has spoken out more in the past five years about the lack of Christian involvement in the political discourse of our country than I have (and I rarely speak for myself).
But I am tired of hearing so-called “Christians” say things like, “We all know who wins in the end.”
God knows I have screwed up many times in my life, but for some reason, He keeps me focused and determined on the things He works through me to accomplish. Yes, He expects His “ekklesia” (how about that big word) to stand their ground, and we have failed!
God created archangels to be warriors and messengers. He created so many other positive things on earth and in the heavens. Yet, when it comes to our time here on earth, we Christians turn our backs on Him (not all, but damn near 50 percent when it comes to voting).
As a Catholic and a ...
Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.