DH—This comprehensive discussion reveals that Iran, despite facing severe military pressure and civilian casualties from U.S. and Israeli-led airstrikes, remains strategically resilient and politically unified. Its retaliation through missile and drone strikes, leveraging underground infrastructure, has effectively countered adversaries while maintaining control over critical regions such as the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict is framed as a global geopolitical struggle, representing a broader confrontation between Western imperial powers and the global south, with Iran as a pivotal actor.
CRIMINAL RULING CLASS
DIMITRI LASCARIS: Did Iran shoot three US warplanes?
PLUS: Laith Marouf—Their war on Iran never stoppedApprox 155 Mins • Watch / readDL—On March 1, after a video surfaced of a U.S. F-15 crashing to the ground in Kuwait, the Iranian, Kuwaiti and U.S. militaries issued competing claims about what had happened. Eventually, the U.S. military acknowledged that at least three of its F-15s had crashed in Kuwait, but it insisted that this was due to ‘friendly fire’ from Kuwaiti air defence systems. Meanwhile, the U.S. and Israeli militaries continued to insist, with no credible evidence, that they have established ‘air superiority’ over Iran.
JUDGE NAP’s DISPATCH: Alastair Crooke—Trump’s Dangerous War of Choice
PLUS: Larry Johnson on The Dangerous Fallout of Ayatollah Khamenei’s murder ||| Prof Marandi's Impressions on the War, from Iranian SideApprox 95 Mins • Watch / readJN—Crooke reveals that the decision to commence war was premeditated at a December 29th meeting at Mar-a-Lago, exposing the U.S. administration’s negotiations with Iran as deceptive maneuvers intended to lull Iran into a false sense of security. The killing of a revered Iranian religious leader, described as humble and beloved, has instead catalyzed widespread anger and calls for revenge, igniting protests and violent actions against American interests throughout the Middle East, including Iraq, Bahrain, and Pakistan. This assassination has not weakened Iran but instead galvanized support for its leadership and intensified regional instability.
THE IRAN WAR: DIALOGUE WORKS interviews leading analysts
Approx 4 Hrs 25 Mins • Watch / readDW—The video features an in-depth discussion with Professor Marandi about the recent martyrdom of the Supreme Leader of Iran, an event that has significantly impacted Iranian society and the broader geopolitical landscape. The professor reflects on the leader’s legacy, his role in shaping Iran’s resistance axis, and his steadfast support for oppressed peoples globally, including Palestinians, Venezuelans, Cubans, and South Africans.
He highlights the leader’s personal sacrifices, political resilience, and exceptional leadership qualities during times of war and internal challenges. The discussion covers Iran’s strategic positioning amid ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel, including Iran’s military tactics, diplomatic maneuvers, and regional alliances. Professor Marandi also explains the constitutional processes in Iran following the leader’s death, emphasizing the continuity and stability of the Iranian political system despite external pressures and internal difficulties.
US-Israeli attack on Iran expands into GLOBAL WAR: EU & UK join, Canada supports, Gulf regimes hit
GER—The US-Israeli war on Iran is expanding into a global conflict. The European Union supports it. The UK is letting Trump use British bases. Germany and France are involved. Canada backs it. Tehran has retaliated, in self-defense, hitting US military bases in Gulf countries. Ben Norton explains.

