Iran
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U.S. Officials Suspect Iran-Linked Hackers in Military Base Freezer Cyberattacks
The Pentagon investigates cyberattacks on military base freezers that spoiled food, highlighting overlooked digital vulnerabilities in everyday equipment.
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How America Guards the Gulf: The US Navy in Hormuz
The chokepoint is just 21 miles wide at its narrowest, a ribbon of turquoise water between the jagged coast of Iran and the Omani peninsula. Through…
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Iran’s F-14 Tomcat Program Began as Response to Soviet MiG-25 Threat
The Iranian F-14 Tomcat’s story did not begin with a bomb. It began with a Soviet reconnaissance jet that could outrun and outclimb anything in…
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U.S. Military Flies Cloned Iranian Drone in Middle East
A reverse-engineered copy of an Iranian attack drone is now operational with U.S. forces in the Middle East, according to background materials released alongside the…
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Pentagon Tells Congress Iran War Has Cost $45.1 Billion
ARLINGTON, September 20 — The Pentagon has told Congress that the war with Iran has cost $45.1 billion, a figure delivered to Capitol Hill as…
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Pentagon Halts Taiwan Arms Sale to Redirect Weapons for Iran Conflict
The U.S. military is burning through munitions faster than it can replace them. That is the blunt reality behind Washington’s decision to freeze $14 billion…
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Pentagon polygraphs 50 Joint Staff in Iran leak probe
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — The Pentagon has subjected roughly fifty members of the US military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests as part of an investigation…
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Planet Labs halts public satellite imagery of Iran at US government request
Planet Labs Suspends Public Release of Satellite Imagery of Iran On April 4, 2026, Planet Labs, a leading American Earth imaging company, announced the suspension…
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US Withdraws Last Aircraft Carrier from Asia-Pacific Amid Strategic Shift to Middle East
WASHINGTON, August 15 — The United States has withdrawn its last aircraft carrier from the Asia-Pacific region, a move that marks a significant shift in…
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U.S. RQ-4A Global Hawk Drone: The $130 Million Surveillance Asset
WASHINGTON, August 4 — The shooting down of a Northrop Grumman RQ-4A Global Hawk by Iran on June 19, 2019, represented a stark demonstration of…
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