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A guerra de libertação dos povos árabes e islâmicos se expande pelo Golfo
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A guerra de libertação dos povos árabes e islâmicos se expande pelo Golfo
April 3, 2026

Graças às FMP, o imperialismo teve de encerrar sua ocupação oficial do Iraque após anos de destruição iniciada com a invasão de 2003.

Eduardo Vasco
Esta es una guerra asimétrica para la que Irán se ha estado preparando durante décadas
April 3, 2026

Según el exdiplomático británico, que cuenta con una amplia experiencia en la región, Occidente, con sus prejuicios, daba por sentado que Irán carecía de tecnología moderna.

Esta es una guerra asimétrica para la que Irán se ha estado preparando durante décadas
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How to stop the war against Iran
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How to stop the war against Iran
April 3, 2026

Tell Your Member of Congress, House and Senate, to “Vote NO $$$$$ for War!”

The trillion-dollar illusion
April 3, 2026

We spend all that money and are still unable to defend our Persian Gulf bases.

The trillion-dollar illusion
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La guerra de liberación de los pueblos árabes e islámicos se expande por el Golfo
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La guerra de liberación de los pueblos árabes e islámicos se expande por el Golfo
April 2, 2026

Gracias a las FMP, el imperialismo tuvo que poner fin a su ocupación oficial de Irak tras años de destrucción iniciada con la invasión de 2003.

Eduardo Vasco
The United States Is already headed for a forever war
April 2, 2026

The current war is already collapsing into a “mowing the grass” strategy.

The United States Is already headed for a forever war
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Are there, or will there be, U.S. negotiations with Iran?
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Are there, or will there be, U.S. negotiations with Iran?
April 2, 2026

The short answer is ‘no’, Alastair Crooke writes.

Alastair Crooke
A war no one can afford
April 2, 2026

Speaking as a former harbor master, operator of cargo ships, and a military specialist on the Mideast, the current war in Iran is a fool’s errand. The much-ballyhooed Strait of Hormuz is only 33 odd kilometers wide and averages only 220 meters deep. It’s a bottom-scraper for the huge oil tankers that use it. What will happen if the Iranians scuttle one or two large tankers in these narrow waters? The Egyptians did so in 1956 in Suez and jammed up world oil traffic for months.

A war no one can afford
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