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U.S. Patriot stockpiles in Europe are reportedly at “beyond critical” levels after heavy use during the Iran war, raising concerns about NATO missile defense
Israel HaBahiyr·Aug 27, 2026
Putin and Ahmed al-Sharaa discussed deeper Russia-Syria ties and the reorganization of Khmeimim and Tartus, raising new questions for U.S. policy and Israeli security
Israel HaBahiyr·Aug 26, 2026
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia will soon begin the process of applying for EU membership, drawing a Kremlin warning over EAEU and CSTO ties
Israel HaBahiyr·Aug 24, 2026
Mohsen Rezaei said Iran had prepared strikes on three Ukrainian targets before canceling them, raising concerns for the U.S., Israel, and wider deterrence
Israel HaBahiyr·Aug 3, 2026
Zelenskyy said Iran has already attacked Ukraine by supplying weapons to Russia, pushing back after Tehran threatened retaliation over an Iranian ship
Israel HaBahiyr·Jul 27, 2026
Iranian media report a U.S. strike hit a strategic railway bridge near Ak-Qala, targeting a corridor tied to Iran, Russia, China, and post-Hormuz trade pressure
Israel HaBahiyr·Jul 9, 2026
Jackson Hinkle reportedly joined anti-U.S. and anti-Israel chants at Khamenei’s funeral, highlighting the overlap between Iranian propaganda, antisemitism, and anti-Americanism
Israel HaBahiyr·Jul 7, 2026
In a rare and candid admission, a senior Iranian general overseeing operations in Syria acknowledged his country’s severe defeat in the war-torn nation, criticizing both Iran’s strategy and its ally, Russia.
By Elad Huminer·Jan 9, 2025
For years, Iran has been widely recognized as the primary supplier of Hezbollah’s arsenal, but recently the IDF discovered that 60-70% of the weaponry in southern Lebanon was from Russia.
leiah·Jan 7, 2025
