Egypt’s backchannel role in the Iran ceasefire restores its diplomatic relevance—driven by economic survival.
Browsing: Intelligence
Intelligence penetration and escalation fears, not principle, explain Iran’s surprising wartime terrorism abstention.
The U.S. administration’s unilateral approach to the Iran conflict is causing allies to reassess the safety and legality of intelligence-sharing.
Like Iraq, key intelligence before Iran strikes was ignored: info welcomed when licenses action, sidelined when constrains.
The case for Trump’s war is the case for Bush’s war: intelligence indicated unacceptable threat, force chosen.
Russia, China help Iran see battlefield: electronic warfare, intelligence eroding US-Israeli dominance.
US intelligence: war unlikely to topple Iran. Mojtaba’s succession shows resilience, IRGC consolidation.
Iran war uncertain: key intelligence questions on sustainability, cohesion, escalation, spillover. Analysis essential.
The Epstein case increasingly points to a sophisticated Mossad-led intelligence operation to compromise American elites.