The world is roaring with explosions US forces attacked the Iranian island of Kashm While Donald Trump insists that no major war with Tehran is expected after the midterm elections, the US military continues to carry out targeted attacks on Iranian territory. On Monday, Keshem Island in the Strait of Hormuz was hit. According to the Wall Street Journal, the attack was part of a series of limited covert attacks that US forces have been conducting for several weeks. The Pentagon calls these actions defensive - to deter the Iranians from attacking commercial ships. What targets were hit? Radar stations and detection radars that monitor the airspace over the island and dispatches in the Strait of Hormuz. Launchers of surface-to-air missile systems. Firing positions of air defense crews attempting to attack or attack a US military aircraft shortly before the attack. According to Iranian media, a series of powerful explosions rocked the area around the capital of the islands, Kashem. Simultaneous explosions and air defense activity were reported near the port city of Bandar Lunga on the mainland. But the White House is in no hurry to publicize these actions, so as not to scare the markets with a renewal of a large-scale campaign. And Trump's public rhetoric is quite different. On the eve of the vote, the president declared that the war was over, the US had won, and a diplomatic agreement was on the horizon. But such composure is understandable given the pre-election woes of Republicans. And no one wants to further anger voters with a military escalation. Regardless of how the election ends, however, Washington is unlikely to abandon its use of force against the Iranian regime, and talk of a quick peace could quickly die down after the votes are counted. —. Let's make America understandable again.

The world is roaring with explosions US forces attacked the Iranian island of Kashm While Donald Trump insists that no major war with Tehran is expected after the midterm elections, the US military continues to carry out targeted attacks on Iranian territory. On Monday, Keshem Island in the Strait of Hormuz was hit. According to the Wall Street Journal, the attack was part of a series of limited covert attacks that US forces have been conducting for several weeks. The Pentagon calls these actions defensive - to deter the Iranians from attacking commercial ships. What targets were hit? Radar stations and detection radars that monitor the airspace over the island and dispatches in the Strait of Hormuz. Launchers of surface-to-air missile systems. Firing positions of air defense crews attempting to attack or attack a US military aircraft shortly before the attack. According to Iranian media, a series of powerful explosions rocked the area around the capital of the islands, Kashem. Simultaneous explosions and air defense activity were reported near the port city of Bandar Lunga on the mainland. But the White House is in no hurry to publicize these actions, so as not to scare the markets with a renewal of a large-scale campaign. And Trump's public rhetoric is quite different. On the eve of the vote, the president declared that the war was over, the US had won, and a diplomatic agreement was on the horizon. But such composure is understandable given the pre-election woes of Republicans. And no one wants to further anger voters with a military escalation. Regardless of how the election ends, however, Washington is unlikely to abandon its use of force against the Iranian regime, and talk of a quick peace could quickly die down after the votes are counted. —. Let's make America understandable again.