Author Archives: Ali_Rastegar

Before making the decision, Israeli leaders should know that China and Russia think they will benefit if the US and its allies are trapped in another long-term war similar to Vietnam. This will undermine Israel’s security as well. Israel is … Continue reading →

When the cost of war is unaffordable for both sides, there will be only one solution. However, it’s important to note that even if there is no war, Iran’s currency will continue to degrade. People’s welfare will continue to deteriorate … Continue reading →

Based on an Israeli source around 99% of missiles were tracked. Then this was Iran’s attempt to show its decisiveness. Missiles sent knowing they would not reach the destination was a treat, not a real attack. UPDATE 1: To Iranian … Continue reading →

I read the news about China’s huge military support for the Ukraine war. This is not surprising at all. China predicts that this will be a devastating war for the West, and Russia, weak and broken because of years of … Continue reading →

Recent incidents highlight the difference between two different mindsets. Those who try to advance their ideas by destruction and those who build. For example, Putin is in a vulnerable situation because all its resources and energy are spent on wars … Continue reading →

At first, Iran said the time and the way the attack would be responded would be specified by Iran. The timing however is enforced by Netanyahu, at the time pressure on Israel is growing in the US. At least the … Continue reading →

If anyone ever doubted Netanyahu’s camp was so eager to attack Iran, Israel’s foreign minister’s immediate response makes it absolutely clear. Netanyahu wants to eliminate all options for Iran so it has to respond militarily. In chess, when an opponent … Continue reading →

David Cameron meets with Trump to urge him to support passing the Ukraine package. Such attempts to persuade Republicans are encouraged. UPDATE 1: I prefer not to write about UK politics these days but I wanted to write about it … Continue reading →