Author: Tarique Habib Shar

The recent US strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities marks a serious escalation in regional tensions and will significantly reshape Iran’s internal and external dynamics. Beyond military implications, this event may fundamentally alter Iran’s political direction, security posture, and foreign alliances. This article explores the full impact of US strike on Iran’s political future, examining how the strike will influence internal politics, military policy, public sentiment, and global alliances. 1. Political Consequences Inside Iran Rise of Hardliners The most immediate and visible effect of the US strike is the empowerment of Iran’s hardline political factions. These groups, especially those aligned…

The recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites have shocked the global community, sparking strong reactions from allies, rivals, and neutral powers alike. Among the most vocal and strategic responses has come from Russia, a long-standing geopolitical rival to the United States and a key ally of Iran. While official statements express concern and condemnation, Russia’s broader response hints at deeper strategic shifts, with possible long-term implications for the Middle East and global power dynamics. In this article, we analyze Russia’s perspective, potential military and diplomatic consequences, and what the world might expect in the aftermath of these attacks. Russia’s…

US Military Bases Used in Iran Attack The Strike That Shook the Region In the early hours of June 22, 2025, the United States launched a coordinated and precision airstrike against Iran’s nuclear facilities. Targeting key sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, this strike marked a critical escalation in the growing Iran–Israel–US conflict. But behind every bomb dropped and missile launched, there was a vast network of military bases in play — silent, strategic, and globally positioned. This article unpacks the full list of military installations likely used in the operation, highlighting how the U.S. military infrastructure enabled such a…

The Iran–Israel conflict intensified again, with missile strikes hitting major urban centres on both sides. Here’s a clear and human‑centered breakdown of what’s happening on the ground. Cities in Israel That Were Hit Haifa Development: Iran targeted Haifa’s Bazan oil refinery—causing fires and widespread disruption. Residential neighbourhoods in Neve Sha’anan also took direct hits, wounding around 23 people  . Beersheba Impact: Southern Israel felt the brunt too. A missile struck near the Soroka Medical Center, causing structural damage and injuring dozens (reports vary between 7 to over 70)  . A separate strike near high-rise buildings filled the skies with…

Introduction: War in 2025 The world in 2025 faces multiple simultaneous conflicts, deeply affecting societies, economies, and regional stability. This article explores the key areas of tension, emerging trends, and the broader implications of these crises—all through a human lens. Key Conflict Zones & Emerging Trends Middle East & Israel–Iran Flare‑Up A major escalation between Israel and Iran has shifted proxy tensions into direct military engagement—featuring airstrikes, cyberattacks, and missile exchanges. The ripple effects threaten regional security and global diplomacy. Ukraine–Russia War Despite a slight slowdown in hostilities, Ukraine remains under intense pressure from Russia’s campaign. The ongoing conflict continues…

Rising Tensions Over Water Resources 2025 has seen an unprecedented surge in water-related disputes. In just the first four years, reports show around 785 clashes—over 25% more than previous decades. As freshwater becomes scarcer, such tensions are rapidly intensifying. Regional Armed Skirmishes and Proxy Conflicts Across various continents, low- to mid-intensity conflicts continue: Africa: Ongoing battles like the DR Congo’s M23 offensives around Goma and Bukavu. Eastern Europe: Cross-border gunfire, especially around Ukraine–Russia’s Sumy and Belgorod regions. Somalia: Al-Shabaab’s Shabelle offensive reshapes the local security landscape.  Middle East Proxy Confrontations The Iran–Israel proxy struggle remains unresolved. Iran supports groups like…

What is the GBU-57A/B MOP? The GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) is the most powerful non-nuclear, precision-guided bomb in the U.S. arsenal. Designed specifically to penetrate and destroy deeply buried, hardened targets, it serves a vital strategic role in modern warfare. This 30,000-pound weapon is capable of destroying: Its main utility lies in defeating subterranean threats that regular bombs cannot reach. Technical Specifications of the GBU-57A/B MOP Feature Specification Total Weight ~30,000 lbs (13,600 kg) Length 20.5 feet (6.2 meters) Warhead Type High Explosive Penetration Charge Guidance System GPS-aided Inertial Navigation System Delivery Aircraft B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber Penetration Depth…

Israel’s Next Strike Military Target: Who Could It Be? Israel’s military operations have increasingly expanded beyond its borders, drawing global attention and speculation. With the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict and escalations across the Middle East, the question looms large: Which country might Israel target next? Here’s a deep dive into the most likely nations in Israel’s sights, based on current geopolitical tensions, military alliances, and strategic calculations. Iran – Still the Primary Threat Strategic and Nuclear Concerns Iran remains Israel’s most consistent adversary. Despite recent mutual attacks and threats of retaliation, Israel may still aim for deeper strikes, particularly against: Nuclear…

Introduction: A New Power Bloc Emerges In the shadow of declining Western influence and escalating global tensions, a new alliance has silently emerged—one that challenges the post-World War II order. Dubbed the “Axis of Upheaval,” this informal coalition includes Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea, and it represents a shift away from U.S.-led global dominance toward a multipolar and more chaotic world. While not a formal pact, this axis is bound by mutual opposition to the West, authoritarian governance, military ambition, and strategic coordination across continents. The question is no longer if the world is changing—but how fast this shift…

The Silent Battlefield: Israel’s Secret Cyber War Plans In a world where missiles make headlines and tanks define power, a more silent — and far more devastating — war is being prepared. Israel, long known for its military strength, is quietly developing and executing one of the world’s most aggressive cyber warfare strategies. While traditional attacks dominate media coverage, the real war — the cyber war — is happening behind screens, in secret labs, and inside encrypted code. What Is Cyber Warfare and Why Does It Matter? Cyber warfare isn’t just hacking social media or stealing data. It means shutting…