🚨 BREAKING | Global Media Coverage: U.S.-Israeli War Against Iran
🔹 Reuters: End of the aircraft carrier era; USS Abraham Lincoln leaves the Arabian Gulf. 🔹 Reuters: Iran’s military prowess has proven that aircraft carriers are no longer “fortresses,” but large, costly targets. 🔹 CNN: National shock; how was a $13 billion asset disabled in minutes? 🔹 CNN: The return of USS Abraham Lincoln to the U.S. in this condition is the biggest blow to the U.S. military’s reputation since Vietnam. 🔹 Sputnik: The legend is dead; Abraham Lincoln arrived threatening but returned as floating wreckage. 🔹 Agence France-Presse: Panic at the Pentagon; with Abraham Lincoln’s withdrawal, the balance of power in West Asia decisively shifts in Iran’s favor. 🔹 AFP: U.S. allies in terror; if even the largest American warship cannot defend itself against Iran, no one can rely on U.S. support anymore. 🔹 The Telegraph: This defeat will be recorded in history as “the moment of Western naval dominance collapse.”
🇮🇶 Iran-backed Iraqi Shia militias have reportedly suffered significant losses
🔳 Haider al-Maamouri, security director of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) in Anbar province, has been killed.
🎯 A U.S. Air Force strike near Habbaniyah Airbase in Anbar also killed Saad Dawai al-Baiji and four other senior PMF figures. ▪️ In total, 17 members of the group were eliminated, many of them high-ranking.
Wathiq al-Fartousi, another senior PMF figure backed by Iran, has also been killed.
🚨🇮🇱🇱🇧JUST IN: The Hebrew newspaper “Maariv” reports that hundreds of families from settlements along the Lebanon border are leaving with their belongings due to Hezbollah bombardments.
🚨🇮🇷🇫🇷 Every war creates winners nobody expected. Meet the Gorgé family.
Their Paris-based company Exail Technologies builds mine-hunting sea drones. One full system costs €500 million and takes 18 months to build.
Since Iran started to mine the Strait of Hormuz, their phone hasn't stopped ringing.
Exail's shares are up 60% this year. Profits up 40%. Order intake up 87%. The CEO says if he had 12 systems ready off the shelf he could sell them all tomorrow.
Marine traffic data shows, Many of ships are starting to pass through Strait of Hormuz again.
Iran has reportedly approved all GCC, European, and foreign ships for passage at a $2 million $CNY fee, excluding Israeli and American vessels.....View more
BREAKING:🚨💥Europe is quietly playing a crucial role in the Iran war.
In recent weeks US bombers, drones, and naval forces have refueled, armed, and launched operations from bases in the UK, Germany, Portugal, Italy, France and Greece – WSJ
🇷🇺🏭🔥The Saratov oil refinery stopped operations on March 21 after a drone attack.
The strikes damaged the secondary oil processing unit and an RVS-10000 type reservoir, while a 10,000-ton diesel tank caught fire, which spread over an area of approximately 400 square meters.
Also, debris from the unmanned aerial vehicle fell on the territory of the CHPP-2 thermal power plant, causing disruptions in the city's electricity supply.
Reports: On Tuesday, Iran launched a missile carrying a 220-pound warhead toward Tel Aviv—a type of munition previously unused in this conflict.
It is approximately half the size of a standard Iranian warhead (about 520 pounds), but significantly larger than the cluster munitions Tehran has consistently launched at the city.
🇮🇷Nightmare for Iran, British Royal Navy planing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
The Royal Navy is the fourth-strongest navy in the world.
Top 10 Strongest Navies in the World
🇺🇸 United States Navy 🇨🇳 People's Liberation Army Navy 🇷🇺 Russian Navy 🇬🇧 Royal Navy 🇮🇳 Indian Navy 🇯🇵 Japan 🇫🇷 French Navy 🇮🇹 Italian Navy 🇰🇷 South Korean Navy 🇧🇷 Brazilian Navy
🇮🇷 Iran launched new missile attacks on Israel. Several explosions were reported in Tel Aviv; some missiles were intercepted by air defenses, but buildings and vehicles were also damaged.
7 E-2 Hawkeyes, all flying under the callsign GRYHK, pass through Colorado Springs on their way West. Of the seven, three were CAG birds. One from Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 121 (VAW-121) Bluetails, one from VAW-120 Greyhawks, and one from VAW-115 Liberty Bells.