And how many interceptors remain in the US arsenal? The costs of Operation Epic Fury, which began on 28 February and is receiving ever less support from both Democrats and Republicans

The Kremlin is again asking Kim Jong Un for troops, perhaps as many as thirty thousand. This time, the North Korean regime could secure much more in return

Russian spy satellites and Chinese geolocation satellites at Tehran’s disposal

According to the former head of the Israeli military intelligence research unit, the most important factor is patience. And regimes “have more patience than democracies because they can endure more and do not really have to answer to anyone”

Energy shock, part two. US President Trump’s announcement this evening of a massive attack on Iran, coupled with fears that, in addition to the Strait of Hormuz, shipping through the Red Sea may also be disrupted following the Houthis’ attack on a Saudi oil tanker, and the price of Brent crude, have shifted investor sentiment

The group’s new leader, Khalil al Hayya, states that in Gaza there is no business, only war

Just as in 1979, and however much we try to appease them, we will not be granted safe passage