Israeli occupation forces are smashing surveillance cameras across Tel Aviv and other Israeli-occupied cities as part of a media blackout policy aimed… See moreIsraeli occupation forces are smashing surveillance cameras across Tel Aviv and other Israeli-occupied cities as part of a media blackout policy aimed at concealing the extent of damage resulting from Iranian missile strikes.
? According to Larry Johnson, a former analyst for a US intelligence agency, the reason Israel is “controlling the information so tightly is that they are taking a severe beating.”
? Larry Wilkerson, a retired US Army Colonel, added: “The amount of damage the Iranians are inflicting on Tel Aviv is very bad and these attacks are relentless; this is not a one-off hit. It continues relentlessly.” See less
? According to Larry Johnson, a former analyst for a US intelligence agency, the reason Israel is “controlling the information so tightly is that they are taking a severe beating.”
? Larry Wilkerson, a retired US Army Colonel, added: “The amount of damage the Iranians are inflicting on Tel Aviv is very bad and these attacks are relentless; this is not a one-off hit. It continues relentlessly.” See less
A U.S. Air Force aircraft touched down in Ghana yesterday as part of the ongoing joint counterterrorism exercise between the United States and the… See moreA U.S. Air Force aircraft touched down in Ghana yesterday as part of the ongoing joint counterterrorism exercise between the United States and the Ghana Armed Forces.
The exercise, known as Flintlock, is led by the United States Africa Command in collaboration with the Ghana Armed Forces, focusing on counterterrorism, intelligence sharing, and regional security.
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The exercise, known as Flintlock, is led by the United States Africa Command in collaboration with the Ghana Armed Forces, focusing on counterterrorism, intelligence sharing, and regional security.
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