After that, the Iranians are alone.
A round up of the current state of play in the war that you won’t get from the MSM.
[Update a while later]
If you’d told me a few years ago this is where we’d be on Iran, I’d have said you were high:
— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) April 24, 2026
1. Nuke program set back years. Enrichment and reprocessing gutted, weaponization sites destroyed, Fordow inoperable, Natanz in ruins, a generation of senior nuclear scientists…
Bomb box, launched from Diego Garcia….
Make Yemen bounce
A round up of the current state of play in the war that you won’t get from the MSM.
We’ll see if that round up turns out better than the MSM round up. I’ll note that the above story does mention significant strikes on Saudi oil infrastructure; a failed attempt to trap some Houthi forces (which allegedly was the fault of the Saudi); a weak observation that anti-Houthi forces claim the Houthis have lost some stuff:a few troops, leaders, and a military vehicle; and that there’s a big fight in the Kahboub mountains (Taiz province).
That’s much what the MSM says. Reading between the lines, both round ups agree that Yemen government and Saudi forces are punching below their weight, and this is a critical stage in the war. Past that, it’s a matter of taking Yemen government propaganda a bit too seriously.
We’ll see if the anti-Houthi forces can win this stage of the war or if it’ll take intervention by the US.
I had to look up horcrux.
Clearly you have had no interaction with children in the last 30 years or so 🙂 .
My son is 52 so pretty much true. My current wife read and liked the Harry Potter books, but I tried the first one and decided against it. Sort of like you smell a French cheese, and think, Maybe not… I’m okay with the ones that smell like puke, not so much the dirty socks cheeses.
Convoys now take place in daylight and at night.
The longer this goes on, we gain in strength and capability while Iran withers.
The Houthi are a tricky one but they might be dealt with the same way we dealt with ISIS.