# Revolutionary Guard
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A Gulf Bridge Too Far: Why the Looming Assault on Kharg Island Risks Repeating WWII Hubris
This analysis compares a potential U.S. military assault on Iran's Kharg Island to the failed WWII Operation Market Garden, highlighting risks of intelligence failure, logistical isolation, and electronic warfare. It warns that political pressure for a decisive victory may lead to a repeat of historical disasters for elite airborne units.
Inside Iran’s Spy Crisis: How Small-Timers and High-Level Traitors Undermined Tehran’s Security
Iran’s state media and affiliated outlets have named a string of alleged spies and two larger networks that Tehran says were recruited by Israel’s Mossad and helped facilitate assassinations and attacks on military and nuclear targets. The cases illustrate a dual vulnerability: broad grassroots penetration by ordinary citizens and targeted betrayals by insiders with access to high-value secrets, posing a sustained threat to Iran’s deterrence and internal cohesion.
Trump Signals Endgame While Reserving Strikes as Iran Escalates Missile and Economic Targets
President Trump has described U.S. operations against Iran as nearing their end while explicitly reserving targets for future strikes. Iran has escalated with missiles and drones against regional bases, shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and Israeli military nodes, and has signalled an intent to target economic assets tied to the U.S. and Israel, raising the stakes for regional stability and global markets.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Reject U.S. Timetable: “The End of War Will Be Decided by Iran”
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard publicly rejected President Trump’s forecast that hostilities with Iran would end soon, saying Tehran alone would decide when the fighting stops and warning it would bar adversaries from exporting oil if attacked. Iranian officials also accused the U.S. of planning strikes on energy and nuclear sites and promised “surprises,” heightening risks to global oil markets and regional stability.
Canada Urges Immediate De‑Escalation as Middle East Conflict Tests International Order
Canada’s prime minister, speaking in Sydney, urged immediate de‑escalation of the U.S.-Israel–Iran strikes and called the fighting “another example of the international order failing.” His comments highlight Western unease over unilateral military actions and the broader risk that continued exchanges of strikes will drag the region into a wider war.