US aerial aggression against Iran has descended into a campaign of desperation, as strike footage examined by the Press TV website reveals attacks on empty crates, abandoned boats, and decoys – evidence of an exhausted target bank and a war that has run out of meaningful strategic objectives.

The US military may reportedly ban mobile phones for some of its troops deployed to West Asia amid Iran’s precise retaliatory operations.

The Pentagon has awarded defense giant Lockheed Martin a massive contract worth up to $58.6 billion to ramp up production of Patriot interceptor missiles.

The United States has once again launched a fresh round of military aggression against Iran, according to a statement from the US Central Command (CENTCOM).

Sa'd Nimr argues that fears of regional retaliation, economic disruption, and devastating consequences for the Israeli regime and US interests make a wider war with Iran unlikely.

John Bosnitch warns that Israeli influence over US policy on Iran is pushing the region towards a wider confrontation that primarily serves Tel Aviv's strategic interests.

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has voiced its solidarity with Iran, warning that further US aggression against the Islamic Republic would face a decisive and devastating response.