IRAN NUCLEAR WEAPON
‘America’s Nostradamus’ warns of Iran nuclear threat, MBS prophecy, 27-year war, US collapse by 2028 and more chilling predictions
John Hogue, dubbed “America’s Nostradamus,” predicts a possible nuclear conflict involving Iran, a 27-year global war and the collapse of US economic power by 2028. Here’s what he claims about Nostradamus’ Mabus prophecy and rising global tensions.
Ahead of Israel election, local media reports of 'clash' between IDF boss and Netanyahu over Iran attack plans
Reports indicate tension is brewing between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief General Eyal Zamir. This disagreement centers on military actions related to Iran ahead of upcoming elections. Netanyahu has sought political advantage from the situation, leading to concerns among military leaders. The impending elections may significantly impact the political landscape with projections showing a possible gridlock.
When is Israel election 2026? Benjamin Netanyahu shares nuclear blast image, warns of ‘second Holocaust’ over Iran
Israel elections 2026: Israel will hold general elections on October 27, 2026, amid heightened security concerns and political uncertainty. Ahead of the vote, Benjamin Netanyahu shared an AI-generated image depicting a nuclear explosion alongside a warning about Iran, a potential “second Holocaust” and the political uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s eventual successor.
Saudi missile plant expansion may produce more powerful missiles, study says
Saudi Arabia's missile factory expansion aims to produce larger solid-fuel missiles capable of longer ranges and heavier payloads. This initiative is expected to help deter Iranian attacks and strengthen military self-reliance. Researchers indicate that these developments may also lead to a regional missile race among neighboring countries. The expansion could impact US-Saudi relations and ongoing nuclear agreement discussions.
Nuclear power could more than triple by 2060, UN agency says
Rafael Grossi from the IAEA forecasts that nuclear power usage may more than triple by 2060. This increase will be driven by rising demands for electricity, especially from data centers powered by artificial intelligence. Grossi emphasized the importance of nuclear energy for energy security and its safety compared to other options. He also highlighted concerns regarding nuclear programs in Iran and North Korea, urging diplomatic efforts.
Ahead of APEC summit, Donald Trump comes knocking on Kim Jong Un's door
World leaders are set to converge in Shenzhen for the APEC summit, where the potential for a meeting between Trump and Kim raises eyebrows. While Trump extends an olive branch for dialogue, Kim appears disengaged, bolstering North Korea's connections with Russia and China. With sanctions ongoing, experts suggest that for Kim, the best play may simply be to maintain the status quo rather than engage in talks.
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'Knocked the hell out of them, we may go a little further': Trump says Iran will never have nuclear weapon
US President Donald Trump said Iran must not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, defending his administration's pressure campaign against Tehran.
"Not negotiating": Trump says "something will happen fairly soon" with Iran, as US mulls fresh strikes
US President Donald Trump indicated that there are no negotiations occurring with Iran at this time. He mentioned that something significant will happen fairly soon, possibly after the midterm elections. Reports suggest that the US and Israel have developed plans for potential military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and infrastructure. Iran has warned of retaliation, anticipating a new weapon, the 'Father of All Bombs.'
US weighs fresh strikes on Iran; Tehran warns of 'father of all bombs': Reports
The United States and Israel have devised plans for military strikes on Iran following the midterm elections. Iranian officials have also threatened to unveil a new weapon called the 'Father of All Bombs.' US military forces are reportedly being reinforced in anticipation of potential action against Iran. This situation could lead to wider regional conflict if tensions escalate further.
'One of the greatest things we've done': Trump claims US prevented Iran from having nuclear weapon
US President Donald Trump emphasized that his administration successfully prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He stated Iran would already have used nuclear weapons if actions had not been taken. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi argued that the US abandoned the nuclear agreement without justification while opposing Iranian ideology. Despite tensions, he noted Iran's military readiness deters potential US aggression.
How the Mecca defense agreement between Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia will work
Turkey's government has requested parliamentary approval for a defense agreement signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The agreement commits member states to mutual defense against external threats, similar to NATO's Article 5. Discussions between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia regarding military support and cooperation are currently ongoing. Assistance may include air defense and technical support, but not troop deployments into Yemen.
Pakistan ties can help US 'discourage' things India is worried about: Marco Rubio
Marco Rubio confirmed the US commitment to condemning global terrorism while explaining relations with Pakistan. He noted the importance of maintaining diplomatic ties due to Pakistan's nuclear arsenal and strategic location. Rubio stated that communication with Pakistan could help mitigate Indian security concerns. He acknowledged the challenges of balancing such diplomatic relationships while managing US foreign policy. Ongoing engagement with countries like Pakistan remains essential to American international strategy.
'We have unfinished jobs too': Araghchi warns US, Israel against further escalation amid Trump's Netanyahu endorsement
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi responded to US President Donald Trump's remarks regarding Tehran's course of action. He stated that Iran had previously emerged stronger after threats from the US and challenged Trump to try again. Araghchi criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for potentially leading the US into another war. Trump expressed support for Netanyahu's leadership and emphasized the ongoing threat from Iran.
Iran's parliament approves Mehrdad Akhlaqi as Minister of Defence
Iran's parliament has approved Mehrdad Akhlaqi Ketabchi as the new defence minister after months of interim leadership. He replaces Majid Ebn al-Reza, who took on interim duties following the death of Aziz Nasirzadeh. Akhlaqi has extensive experience in Iran's defence industry, especially in aerospace and missile sectors, and is under US and EU sanctions. He aims to enhance military production and technology with greater cooperation from private companies.
Trump asserts Iran war will end 'very quickly,' touts military strikes on Tehran's nuclear sites
During a rally in Kentucky, Donald Trump stated that the ongoing conflict with Iran would conclude quickly. He claimed that falling gas prices would follow the end of hostilities. Trump's earlier military actions against Iran were described as necessary to prevent nuclear armament. Meanwhile, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister emphasized the importance of ceasefire to achieve regional peace.
Iran boosts defences after POTUS leaves room for 'Mother of all Bombs'
Iran's military has reportedly strengthened its defenses against potential US airstrikes amid ongoing tensions. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is actively involved in joint exercises with the army to enhance operational capabilities. US President Donald Trump has suggested the possibility of using powerful weapons against Iran, raising concerns. Iranian officials believe imminent threats exist, leading to heightened defensive measures.
Alaska Senate race heats up as Sullivan, Peltola clash over Iran war, fuel costs
Anchorage witnessed a heated debate among major U.S. Senate candidates, focusing on the Iran war and energy policy. Republican Senator Dan Sullivan emphasized the need to end the war while advocating for increased Alaskan energy production. Democrat Mary Peltola criticized the war's effects on Alaskans and refuted Sullivan's claims about her effectiveness. Both candidates attempted to align themselves with critical local issues amid a challenging political climate.
Trump's ‘mother of all bombs’ hit on Iran could be a fireworks show
The US military is contemplating a potential strike against Iran using the Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, known as MOAB. Proposed targets include Iranian energy infrastructure and nuclear sites, particularly at Pickaxe Mountain. Despite its destructive capability, the MOAB may not effectively disable deeply buried nuclear facilities, raising questions about its effectiveness.
What is the ‘Mother of All Bombs’? Why the US is considering its massive MOAB weapon for potential strikes on Iran
President Trump is reportedly exploring the option of using the GBU-43/B MOAB against Iran's nuclear facilities and energy infrastructure. The MOAB, developed for large explosions, might not penetrate deep enough to damage well-protected sites. Previous usage of the bomb was against ISIS-K militants in Afghanistan, where it reportedly caused significant damage.
Hegseth vows to stop Iran getting nuclear weapons as anti-war protesters disrupt speech
US War Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized that the United States must act to prevent Iran's nuclear ambitions. Protests erupted during his speech at the Association of the US Army meeting, with demonstrators expressing their dissatisfaction. Hegseth responded to hecklers in the audience, which were eventually removed by security personnel. In related events, US Central Command reported the destruction of an Iranian vessel in the Gulf of Oman.
Going to do number on Iran: US President Donald Trump says he has "had it" with them
Donald Trump delivered a warning to Iran during a campaign rally in Alaska, stating that strong actions may be taken. He emphasised that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is a key priority for his administration. Reports indicated that the Pentagon was preparing for possible military operations against Iran ahead of the midterm elections. However, Trump later dismissed potential military strikes and mentioned ongoing diplomatic discussions with Iran.
Trump says Houthis 'misbehaving very badly' amid attacks on Saudi Arabia
US President Donald Trump condemned the Houthi rebels for their recent attacks on Saudi Arabian targets. He stated that the Houthis are misbehaving, and Washington may consider military actions alongside Saudi Arabia. The Houthi militia has targeted key airports, leading to deadly incidents in the past week. Regional diplomatic efforts continue amid increasing tensions in Yemen. Saudi Arabian authorities intercepted attacks on military bases while advising residents to remain vigilant.
Iran-US War: Tehran rejects Donald Trump administration's proposal to end war, threatens major escalation by striking regional data center, cables
Iran-US War latest: The head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council says Tehran finds the latest response from the United States “insufficient” as efforts at negotiations to end the war and fully open the Strait of Hormuz limp along.
'War will end either through battle' or through deal: Trump says Iran conflict to end very soon
Donald Trump announced that the ongoing conflict with Iran could conclude soon through military action or agreement. He stated that the United States has significant control over the situation and claimed that Iran's military capabilities have been severely weakened. Trump emphasized the importance of preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons and criticized past administrations for their approaches.
Iran's President rules out talks under US pressure, warns of regional fallout
The warring parties agreed to a memorandum of understanding in June, outlining a framework for a permanent resolution to the conflict. However, Iranian attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz prompted the resumption of US military operations. Negotiations have remained largely stalled since then, with recent indirect talks between the two sides on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly failing to yield a breakthrough.
Trump says comment that Iran could 'take out' Los Angeles was misinterpreted
Donald Trump recently explained that his comments on Iran were misinterpreted during a political rally. He emphasized that he was discussing temporary gas price increases due to wartime circumstances. Trump stated that Americans need to consider this increase a small price for national safety. His remarks received backlash from California's Democratic leaders and some Republicans.
Trump rules out Iran strike till 2026 US midterms, vows Tehran will never have a nuclear weapon
The United States has confirmed it will not engage in military actions against Iran before the upcoming midterm elections. A naval blockade remains enforced around Iranian ports, despite ongoing discussions between the two nations. Iran seeks to address the blockade and resume nuclear talks, while the US insists on limiting Iran's nuclear capabilities. Recent proposals from Iran were rejected by the US, highlighting the complexity of negotiations.
Trump says Iran war will end 'very quickly', oil prices will 'come tumbling down'
US President Donald Trump stated that the ongoing war with Iran will conclude rapidly, affecting global oil prices. He emphasized the need to eliminate Iran's nuclear capabilities, asserting that their economy is struggling. Meanwhile, Iranian officials rejected claims about their oil minister's resignation, asserting internal political stability. US Vice President JD Vance highlighted that negotiations depend on Iran reducing nuclear enrichment.
The status of Iran's uranium enrichment programme | Explained
Iran has enriched uranium to 60% purity, which is near weapons-grade, causing significant concern internationally. Following US-Israeli airstrikes, several of Iran's enrichment facilities were either destroyed or damaged last year. The International Atomic Energy Agency has not been informed about the current status of Iran's enriched uranium stocks or sites. US Vice President JD Vance emphasizes the need for Iran to reduce its enrichment capacity significantly.
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