National Security

In a stark reminder of regional volatility, Afghanistan reports thwarting a Pakistani airstrike on the strategic Bagram Air Base as cross-border conflict intensifies, exposing Washington’s lingering security gaps and the dangers of failed diplomacy.

A violent siege of the U.S. Consulate in Karachi, Pakistan left nine dead and dozens injured, exposing glaring failures in Pakistani security and raising urgent concerns for American safety abroad.

History warns that Washington’s push for regime change in Iran risks repeating costly mistakes, destabilizing the region and undermining American interests.

Pakistan’s military attacks on Afghan refugee camps are more than regional aggression—they threaten American security interests and test global humanitarian norms.

The U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran has sparked massive airspace closures across the Middle East, stranding tens of thousands, disrupting global travel corridors, and threatening economic stability—raising urgent questions about Washington’s strategic foresight and the true price of these military actions.

As Iran vows strikes on 27 U.S. military bases across the Middle East, we reveal how Washington’s failed strategies and misplaced alliances endanger American security and sovereignty.

New revelations show how Israel and Saudi Arabia coerced President Trump into launching a deadly strike on Iran, raising questions about American sovereignty and strategic judgment.

While the U.S. and Israel take decisive action against Iran’s oppressive regime, many so-called allies either dodge responsibility or openly criticize America—revealing a global landscape rife with double standards and strategic vacuums.

Following the U.S.-Israel strike that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei, Tehran launched missile attacks on Israel and Gulf states, exposing alarming gaps in American strategy and threatening regional stability critical to U.S. national security.

At the UN Security Council, the US and Israel justify military strikes on Iran as necessary to halt nuclear threats, while Tehran cries ‘war crime’—revealing deep divisions that put American security at stake.