Donald Trump’s recent decision to suspend foreign aid programs has sparked a wave of anger among anti-Iranian groups in the West. This move has significantly disrupted a multi-billion-dollar regime change mechanism led by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED)—two organizations notorious for funding groups aimed at weakening and destabilizing foreign governments to advance U.S. interests.

In 2024, WhatsApp exposed a cyberattack targeting 90 journalists and activists using zero-click spyware from Israeli firm Paragon Solutions, co-founded by former Prime Minister Ehud Barak. The spyware, named Graphite, granted full access to victims’ phones without any user interaction. While Paragon claims to work only with democratic governments, the identity behind the attack remains unknown. The breach has sparked concerns about messaging app vulnerabilities and calls for stronger cyber defenses and scrutiny of past political assassinations potentially linked to digital surveillance.

In the Operation True Promise II, the Islamic Republic of Iran Armed Forces launched 200 ballistic and hypersonic missiles to pound the positions of the Israeli regime in occupied territories of Palestine.

The middle of April 2024 turned out to be a new turning point in the history of mankind and especially in the context of the Middle East. First, it was October 7, 2023, when the Palestinians showed the fragility of the Zionist essence, now the Iranians easily broke through the air defenses of the “radical cosmopolitans.” Officially, Iranian missiles and drones were the answer for the murder of IRGC representatives inside the Iranian consulate in Damascus. But all observers on both sides of the conflict understand that Tehran’s actions are part of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.

The analysis of satellite images by a Western think tank shows that the Yemeni army is setting up several underground missile bases in the provinces of Sanaa and Saada.

The Moroccan monarchy and the Israeli regime have had special military relations for years. After Israeli regime’s agreement with some Arab rulers under the Abraham Accords in 2020, the relationship between the two sides have become public, and the Israeli regime is openly engaging in military contracts with Morocco. The construction of a drone production plant in Morocco is one of the latest military agreements between the two regimes that is being implemented.

On the morning of April 19, images of the wreckages of three Israeli missiles were found in Iraq, approximately 100 kilometers from the borders of Iran. The concurrency of this event with the activities of air defense systems in the skies of Isfahan and Tabriz has led to speculations about an Israeli missile attack on Iran. In the following, we will scrutinize and analyze the mentioned events.

According to IWN assessments and based on the latest news stories and information obtained from the missile and drone operations of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) under the name of ‘Operation True Promise’ against the Israeli regime, the following targets have definitely been targeted:

Following the escalation of tension and expansion of naval operations by the Yemeni Armed Forces in the Indian Ocean, the US Army is also resorting to actions in order to repel the Ansar Allah movement’s missile and drone attacks and minimize the Yemeni group’s success. To this end, gaining control of the southern islands of Yemen seems to be the best solution to counter the Ansar Allah movement’s anti-Israeli operations.

In this article, we are going to introduce and examine the most active armed groups in Balochistan province of Pakistan. These groups include: Baloch Republican Army (BRA), Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), United Baloch Army (UBA), Baloch National Army (BNA), Baloch Liberation Front (BLF), Lashkar-e-Balochistan (LeB), Baloch Republican Guards (BRG), Baloch Raaji Ajoi Sangar (BRAS – Baloch National Freedom Front), Baloch Liberation Tigers (BLT), ISIS in Pakistan and Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

New video and images of the Maltese-flagged bulk carrier Zografia show a direct hit by one of the Ansar Allah movement’s anti-ship missiles in the Red Sea. The Yemeni army’s aim of these attacks is to halt the Israeli regime’s ships and Israel-bound vessels sailing through the strategic Bab al-Mandab strait, and this has been achieved with missile and drone attacks.

The Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) targeted some positions of terrorist groups in Syria as well as the espionage headquarters of the Israeli regime’s Mossad in Iraq’s Kurdistan regime by firing a total of 24 ballistic missiles at 24:00 Tehran time on Tuesday (January 16). But what were the objectives of this extensive missile and drone attacks?