# IRGC
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Field-Testing the Future: The Controversial Debut of America’s PrSM in the Iranian Theater
Iran has accused the U.S. of committing war crimes by using the new Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) on a civilian gym, while the Pentagon maintains the weapon is being used legally for 'combat evaluation.' The incident highlights the risks of deploying experimental long-range munitions in a complex, urbanized conflict zone.
A New Crisis in the Gulf: Iran Claims Capture of U.S. Pilot Amid F-35 Shootdown Allegations
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claims to have shot down two U.S. F-35 stealth fighters and captured a pilot who ejected over Iranian territory. The incident, framed as retaliation for U.S. political rhetoric, marks a severe escalation that threatens to compromise sensitive military technology and trigger a broader conflict.
A Dangerous Threshold: Tehran Claims Second F-35 Takedown as Tensions with Washington Explode
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claims to have shot down two U.S. F-35 stealth fighters in 12 hours over central Iran. The IRGC framed the military action as a direct response to political rhetoric, marking a severe escalation in regional hostilities.
Blinded in the Desert: Iranian Strike Destroys Vital US Surveillance Aircraft in Saudi Arabia
Satellite imagery has confirmed the destruction of a U.S. E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft following an Iranian missile and drone strike on a Saudi Arabian air base. This loss represents a significant tactical blow to U.S. regional surveillance capabilities and marks a bold escalation by the IRGC.
Trump’s ‘Fast Exit’ Gamble: The Strategic Calculus Behind Washington’s Blitz Against Iran
The U.S. and Israel have launched a high-intensity ‘Blitz and Exit’ military campaign against Iran aimed at dismantling its nuclear infrastructure. While President Trump seeks a rapid withdrawal, the conflict remains deadlocked over the IRGC's control of the Strait of Hormuz and intensifying retaliatory strikes against U.S. regional assets.
Shadow Boxing in the Strait: Washington Dismisses Iranian Claims of Downed Aircraft
U.S. Central Command has officially denied Iranian claims of shooting down an American fighter jet near the strategic Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. Washington maintains that all assets are safe and dismisses the IRGC's statements as a recurring tactic of state-sponsored disinformation.
Silicon Valley in the Crosshairs: Iran Escalates Conflict with Direct Strikes on Amazon Infrastructure
The IRGC has launched a physical attack on Amazon cloud infrastructure in Bahrain, marking a dangerous shift in Iranian strategy that treats U.S. tech giants as military targets. With eighteen major firms including Microsoft and Nvidia now blacklisted by Tehran, the conflict threatens the stability of global AI infrastructure and regional logistics.
Shadow War Above Shiraz: Iran Claims Interception of High-End Israeli Drone
The Iranian IRGC claims to have shot down an Israeli-made Hermes 900 reconnaissance drone over the southern city of Shiraz. This event signals an escalation in regional surveillance friction and showcases Iran's growing confidence in its air defense capabilities.
The Yuan’s New Frontier: Iran’s Strategic Toll Booth in the Strait of Hormuz
As conflict intensifies in the Persian Gulf, Iran is exploring a plan to charge transit fees in Chinese Yuan for vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz. This maneuver poses severe legal and security risks for global shipping while signaling a strategic shift toward de-dollarization and regional dominance over maritime trade routes.
The Ultimate Heist: Inside the Pentagon’s High-Stakes Plan to Seize Iran's Enriched Uranium
U.S. special operations forces, including Delta Force and the 82nd Airborne, are reportedly practicing a high-risk mission to seize nearly 441kg of enriched uranium from Iranian nuclear facilities. The plan involves a massive deployment of over 6,000 troops to secure sites at Isfahan and Fordow amidst severe logistical and security concerns.
Tehran’s High-Stakes Gambit: A Daring Strike and the Campaign to Decouple Riyadh from Washington
Iran claims to have destroyed a U.S. E-3 Sentry surveillance aircraft at a Saudi airbase, using the incident to demand the expulsion of American forces from the region. The strike and subsequent diplomatic pressure represent a significant escalation in Tehran's efforts to dismantle the U.S.-led security framework in the Middle East.
Tehran Signals a New Era of Volatility with Claims of Striking U.S. Base in UAE
Tehran has intensified its threats against U.S. forces, claiming to have destroyed a secret command center in the UAE and confirming the death of a top IRGC naval commander. This escalation signals a shift toward more direct and lethal confrontations in the Middle East, challenging the security of regional host nations.