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Israel's Lebanon Front Spirals Out Of Control; Hezbollah Had The Camera Rolling
Jun 21, 2026
15m 02s
Netanyahu's Ceasefire Betrayal Backfires Big Time; His Iran 'Win' Falls Apart
Jun 21, 2026
18m 27s
Israeli Commander Taken Out In Lebanon; Netanyahu's Ministers Go Rogue
Jun 21, 2026
19m 10s
Anti-Starmer Vote Wins Makerfield; But Did We Win Anything?
Jun 19, 2026
16m 37s
Iran Deal Traps Netanyahu; Now He Has Mutiny On His Hands
Jun 19, 2026
17m 31s
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| 6/21/26 | ![]() Israel's Lebanon Front Spirals Out Of Control; Hezbollah Had The Camera Rolling | Right, so Netanyahu’s Lebanon front has just done the one thing it absolutely was not supposed to do.It left some proof.Actual footage. Actual losses. Actual pressure. All being applied to Israel and not the other way around, The sort of thing that stops being a line in an IDF military update about being all moral and specific when they’ve just levelled an entire block – the sort of thing that ends up becoming evidence in somebody else’s argument.And that was the risk Netanyahu was trying to dodge. Keep Lebanon active, keep the troops in, keep the pressure on, keep the genocidally loopy ministers holding the reins of power over him howling for more, but still let the tangerine toddler passing himself off as President of the US sell an Iran deal as if the region had been neatly folded, ironed and put away in a drawer. The front was supposed to stay useful to Netanyahu without becoming inconvenient for him. Loud enough to serve Israel’s purposes, quiet enough not to wreck Trump’s sales pitch.As if he was ever going to pull such a stunt off.Hezbollah had the cameras rolling courtesy of their drone warfare, the casualty ledger has shifted alarmingly against Israel, Iran as a consequence has brought ships into the picture, and after it was apparently cancelled, JD Vance is on his way to Switzerland looking like the man sent to explain why the “stable deal” is now arriving with smoke damage and too much charring around the edges to have been just a little accident. | 15m 02s | ||||||
| 6/21/26 | ![]() Netanyahu's Ceasefire Betrayal Backfires Big Time; His Iran 'Win' Falls Apart | Right, so Benjamin Netanyahu has apparently won again.Amazing, isn’t it?Every few days, Israel wins so hard that another town in Lebanon starts smoking, another ceasefire needs hosing down, another American official has to pretend this is all part of the plan, and another poll appears showing that even Israelis are looking at Netanyahu’s victory parade and asking why the wheels have come off his float.This time though, the win Israel is claiming to have is over Iran.Israel won. Netanyahu stood tall. Trump got his deal. The region was being stabilised, allegedly.And then Lebanon walked into the room covered in dust, smoke and bits of somebody’s roof. The poll isn’t much of a win actually.Eleven percent. Just 11% of Israelis believe Netanyahu beat Iran, along with 71% of them believing Trump is going to sell them out to Iran.That is how they want to spin this, that is how it has been packaged. It takes airstrikes, rubble, shattered homes and a ceasefire Netanyahu and Co are desperate to wriggle out of - the latest example lasting for a grand total of – and I’m not joking – 5 minutes, and squeezes the whole thing into a narrative so soft you could use it to wrap crockery. This is the latest Israel victory claim getting dragged back to the scene of the crime and being found wanting, because it is spinning a win out of getting their arses handed to them and all for Netanyahu’s benefit. | 18m 27s | ||||||
| 6/21/26 | ![]() Israeli Commander Taken Out In Lebanon; Netanyahu's Ministers Go Rogue | Right, so Benjamin Netanyahu thought he had found himself a loophole.A nice little Lebanon-shaped loophole.Trump’s deal, his Memorandum of Understanding with the Iranians could say what it liked. Trump could puff himself up at the podium like big orange balloon until he exploded. The diplomats could put on their grave and serious faces, shuffle some paperwork around like a BBC newsreader feigning interest in whatever drivel they’ve just spouted and pretend the region was being folded into Israel’s preferred order like some complex piece of genocidal origami.Netanyahu had other ideas, because of course he did.Lebanon was going to be the exception, the bit where he could carry on warmongering his weaselly black guts out. Nobody was going to stop him, or so he thought.And then the incident Kfar Tebnit this happened.Southern Lebanon. The front Netanyahu wanted to keep outside of the rules, outside of the deal, he needs war somewhere to keep himself in post. This was the security zone, the bit nobody else could have and it just blew up in his face and then some.Four Israeli soldiers killed. A battalion commander lost.Troops eliminated because a government decided this strip of Lebanon had to stay under Israel's boot. | 19m 10s | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() Anti-Starmer Vote Wins Makerfield; But Did We Win Anything? | Right, so Andy Burnham has won a landslide in Makerfield, completely contrary to a typical Starmer Labour by election result because usually Starmer has all the appeal to voters of a wasp at a picnic on a summers day, so the fact Burnham has a majority now north of 9,000 votes still comes with a big caveat attached to it: Makerfield did not fall in love with Andy Burnham. Makerfield rejected Keir Starmer. Burnham won because he promised a leadership challenge, he really didn’t have much else to offer. This is definitely not a Labour resurgence bedtime story here.This is not Brave Andy riding back from Greater Manchester. Reform beaten. Hope restored. The grown-ups are back in charge. The band plays Things Can Only Get Better and everyone pretends the last few years were just a very expensive misunderstanding.No. This was not a love letter to Burnham.This was a warning shot through Starmer’s front window.Burnham won the seat. Reform were beaten. Starmer took the damage. But Labour’s great act of renewal, as this is being touted, is now a man who has spent years orbiting the same old party machine, walking back into Westminster and saying the word “change” with a bit more warmth than the bloke currently sucking all the oxygen out of Downing Street. | 16m 37s | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() Iran Deal Traps Netanyahu; Now He Has Mutiny On His Hands | Right, so the Iran deal has landed as it is being broadcast, such as it is, a Memorandum of Understanding is just a diplomatic nod with nothing yet formally agreed to at all, but for all the pomp and ceremony going on ad nauseum, all gleefully and unquestioningly broadcast by the mainstream media, for once the story is not that Donald Trump has wandered up to a microphone, powdered himself in bronzer, declared himself the saviour of civilisation and is now eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Nobel committee on horseback. They’re sure to come this time aren’t they?Trump is in the story, obviously. That is the obvious bit. It is his deal. His signature. His announcement. His great big diplomatic peacock routine.So he is not the problem in this story.The problem is Benjamin Netanyahu.Because this deal does everything Netanyahu didn’t want and backs him into a corner he can’t get out of either. It takes Lebanon - the bit Israel wanted to treat like an open-ended military playground - and drags him out of it while at the same time he has the likes of Itamar ben Gvir screaming that Israel will not withdraw. Trump is desperate for this deal and it’s put him at loggerheads with Israel over it all while Netanyahu’s administration starts to eat itself over it. And the conflict here is clear to see. Lebanon is an Iranian red line, Trump has been forced to concede the point, such is his desperation and yet all of us can still point and say: hang on, if this war is winding down, why are Israeli troops still sitting in southern Lebanon? | 17m 31s | ||||||
| 6/19/26 | ![]() Ben-Gvir Said Israel Wasn’t Subject To The US; Now They Want His Prints | Right, so Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s far-right minister for making every situation somehow more grotesque than it already was, had a big brave message for the United States.Israel is not subject to America, apparently.Trump’s deal does not bind us, apparently.Israel is sovereign, independent, answerable to nobody, all very stirring stuff if you like your diplomacy delivered in the tone of a man shouting at a traffic warden.Lovely.Except there is one tiny little bit of American power Ben-Gvir does still appear to be subject to.Not the President. Not the State Department. Not Congress.No appropriate sanction regime he’s well overdue for inflicted by people who appear to have suddenly discovered the concept of principles.No, no.It was a visa desk.It was a form.It was a request to put his fingerprints on file. Now what could possibly be so scary about that? | 10m 42s | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() Starmer Won His Palestine Action Ban; Then This Happened | Right, so that did not take long, did it?Starmer’s government gets the Palestine Action ban kept in place, the Home Office gets the legal result it wanted, and almost immediately one of its own ministers decides the best use of anti-terror law is apparently to turn Twitter into a Home Office loyalty checkpoint.This is more than a normal “minister said something stupid on X” story. The story is that Starmer’s government fought to keep the Palestine Action ban, won the legal result it wanted, and then one of its own Home Office ministers, Mike Tapp, publicly used that ban like a political trap against Zack Polanski. All very Joseph McCarthy. And when amongst a large number of people on X called this out, including journalist Owen Jones, calling out the danger of Tapp’s tapped tweet, Tapp did not back down; he dug deeper. He answered with innuendo, and then like a good little Labour Friend of Israel, reached for the antisemitism card.Trying to get another politician to say something that would incriminate them, resorting to slurs when called out over that and weaponising antisemitism as the cherry on top, Tapp went for the triple. But this guy is weaponizing the Minister for Migration and Citizenship, sitting inside the Home Office, publicly treating terror law like a toy for winning arguments online. | 16m 24s | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() Desperate Hegseth Has A TV Car Crash; Pentagon Starts Panic Shopping | Right, so every launch, every flash, every flaming rocket put out in news clips or by the Pentagon or US Central Command is very deliberately put out there into the public sphere. It looks impressive, it promotes a sense of power, it lets you know who’s in charge when the good ol’ US of A is the one doing the shooting, all very flashy. Very presidential. Very “don’t mess with America.”For as much as such imagery makes for handy propaganda though, these missiles are not exactly infinite and the tangerine toddler has been spending them like water. They don’t just automatically replenish themselves because Trump snaps his fingers and bellows into a microphone for the hard of thinking MAGA crowd or if Pete Hegseth fixes his stares at a camera like he’s trying to intimidate a parking meter.Every one of these things gets counted somewhere afterwards where there is no TV and no cameras and no adulation.Inventory. Replacement. Production. Cost.And that is where Trump’s stupid, unnecessary Iran war starts turning into something rather awkward for the people who sold it to the American people as an act of US self defence, because America’s defences are now significantly weaker than they were before.Where the clips are theatrics, the inventory has to be replaced and that isn’t immediate, but it is very expensive. $2.5Billion expensive, but to listen to the bungler in chief who has blown the arsenal, you’d think the end of this story was a foregone conclusion.So there it is. “The deal’s all signed.” The Strait is opening. Everything is moving. The great man has solved it. Everyone may now clap like trained seals for the greatest dealmaker that there ever was. Except it isn’t a deal and there’s nothing great about the orange bungler orchestrating this farce. A Memorandum of Understanding is just an acceptance of what the other side wants, not a deal that actually gets it. | 12m 35s | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() Weapons Fair Leaves Israel Humiliated; Their Own Stand Became Evidence | Right, so Israeli arms firms have turned up in France to flog their genocidal wares and had a bit of a rude shock when they got there. The supposedly respectable end of their warmongering hit one of those arms’ fair events, Eurosatory 2026 as is the case here, what they bring to present as defence solutions of course being the very same things they’ve been using to vaporise neighbourhoods from Gaza to Southern Lebanon.But when they got to this latest arms bazaar catwalk, they didn’t exactly get the Victoria’s Secret treatment. Where they expected the usual routine of stands, buyers, handshakes and brochures amidst all of the military hardware parked under the exhibition lights, they found instead, walls, partitions and curtains cordoning all of their displays off. It was like somebody had shoved Israel’s arms industry into the naughty corner and told it to think very carefully about what it had done.At a weapons fair, the stand is the sales pitch. The whole point is to be seen. You do not spend all that money dragging your lovely battlefield-tested death catalogue to France so the best image of your company is a curtain. But that is what they got.Israel came looking for weapons buyers, France stuffed all of their wares behind barriers. | 11m 21s | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() Trump Begs Israel Not To Blow His Deal; Netanyahu Already Is | Right, so Donald Trump has got himself an Iran deal.A peace deal. A beautiful deal. A long and beautiful peace, he says, because of course he does, because if there is one thing the tangerine tyrant loves more than threatening to blow something up is announcing that he invented peace some 5 minutes later.Lebanon can’t have got the memo they were included in this memorandum of understanding Trump is crowing about as if it’s a done and dusted deal – a memorandum of understanding is not a deal no matter how many media outlets present it as such, it is simply an acknowledgement by both sides over what the other side actually wants, not that there is necessarily an agreement there.Smoke is still rising over Dahiyeh and Ghobeiry as Israel hasn’t let up one iota. Buildings are still being hit, streets strewn with fresh rubble, people fleeing, responders trying their best and that is of course the catch in Trump’s deal isn’t it?And that is of course the catch in Trump’s deal and it was always going to be when he deigned to go over his boss Netanyahu’s head and do a ‘deal’ with Iran without him, such as that is.It’s certainly not the headline he wants, he wants to tell the world he’s stopped another war even though he started it. He wants to talk about oil, about the markets, about Hormuz opening toll free, how he has saved the whole of civilisation via another all caps message on Truth Social. | 16m 47s | ||||||
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| 6/15/26 | ![]() UK Lets Israel’s Palestinian Land Sale Go Ahead; Protesters Get Arrested | Right, so property for sale in illegally occupied Palestinian territory, but this isn’t the West Bank, this isn’t a settler with a map declaring this property is his because God promised it to him 3,000 years, because apparently God does conveyancing now ago. This was London.This is the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, taking place inside Edgware Road synagogue.Protesters outside saying Palestinian land was being sold. Police in the middle, because of course they were. Counter-protesters waving Israeli flags. Palestine supporters shoved, grabbed, dragged and arrested.The British state stands there in high-vis and body armour pretending it is just managing “tensions” instead of making excuses for the inexcusable.And then, because one serving of pro-Israel state-backed rancidiness was not enough, the Court of Appeal turned up this morning with pudding.The Starmer regime got its Palestine Action ban finally backed by a Court of Law. The terror-law designation stays in place, at least for now because the fight is not over yet.But the message from the British state could hardly be clearer if they printed it on a Union Jack and stapled it to Itamar Ben-Gvir’s forehead:Israel gets protection. Palestine protest gets the police. | 15m 49s | ||||||
| 6/14/26 | ![]() Netanyahu's Drone Problems Soar; Hezbollah Cost Him $10M In One Hit | Right, so Benjamin Netanyahu’s Lebanon invasion story has come a cropper once again, as the IDF’s drone problems there just ratcheted up another notch.A Hezbollah drone has now struck an Israeli base, another of their cheap little off the shelf FPV’s has just taken down for the very first time an Israeli Heron 1 surveillance drone worth in the region of $10M and in fact so numerous have these successful drone strikes been, that they have now released a whole montage of successful strikes on Israeli vehicles, positions, machinery and movement, all being watched from above like the IDF has accidentally wandered into somebody else’s nature documentary, except the narrator is armed and the birds have bombs.This ongoing, increasing drone problem for Netanyahu has crossed from military issue to outright embarrassment and screaming at more towns to evacuate before he commands the world’s most amoral army to level them won’t cut it either.And the mainstream media call this situation “tense.” Spare me. A guitar string is tense. Lebanon is being bombed, threatened, carved into warning zones and yet the pushback, the constant stream of video footage getting released keeps coming back on supposed Israeli advancement and control and then looks like anything but. It does not look like deterrence; it’s certainly not look like the wanton destruction of Lebanese livelihoods and evacuation orders are achieving anything except turning the worlds stomach as we see Gaza play out all over again. It does not look like the IDF imposing the control on the northern front they want all. | 14m 56s | ||||||
| 6/14/26 | ![]() Germany Wanted Palestine Action Trial 2.0; Then Their Lawyer Did This | Right, so Britain has just jailed Palestine Action activists after Judge Jeremy Johnson slapped on terror sentencing to essentially double the jail time, all seen as the British state doing Israel favours since the target of these young people was a weapons factory because said weapons are genociding people across Gaza, invading Southern Lebanon and Syria and more besides. God forbid somebody stop that, God forbid an example doesn’t get made by tacking on a sentence that was never proven or charged in court. This was not just a punishment. This was a label. A warning. A great big legal cattle prod aimed at everyone else watching.But the trouble with getting away with something like that, assuming they do that is, I don’t imagine this is the end of the Filton story yet, is that it inspires others and Germany has taken a look at what the Starmer regime has presided over here in the apparent name of justice and thought, wow, we’d quite like a slice of that in the name of the Israeli state too. Germany has looked across the Channel, apparently learned absolutely nothing decent, and decided its contribution to European justice should be to put its own anti-Elbit defendants in the dock, behind glass, parade them in handcuffs, stick them in a high-security courtroom, really lay on the aren’t these protesters dangerous imagery on thick.A few activists behind glass like the court is hosting a particularly dangerous zoo exhibit, when all it really is, is defendants being deliberately being separated from their lawyers.So what we have now is two countries. Two cases. One pattern of repression. | 18m 31s | ||||||
| 6/14/26 | ![]() Netanyahu's Lebanon Speech Implodes; His Excuses Are Still Smoking On Camera | Right, so Israel has managed to create another big fat problem for itself in Lebanon you will be broken hearted I’m sure to hear.Not because they’ve stopped bombing, because of course they haven’t, ceasefires are for mere mortals and not for them. Not because the displacement is subtle either, people are being driven from their homes and entire villages detonated because all of it is Hezbollah, it’s that old chestnut again. And it’s not because anyone needs a GCSE explainer on what a bloody buffer zone is, because we all know what Israel means by that by now I should hope. Their state security depends on the security and safety and daily lives of all others to be flattened, though to listen to them it sounds much more like “we are only targeting Hezbollah, please ignore the civilians packing their lives into cars and fleeing for their lives.”But they just went that bit overzealous with it all, a bit too blatant, a bit too obvious, they do have that chronic tendency to punch themselves in the face by saying the truth a bit too loudly.Twenty Lebanese towns and villages ordered out all in one go. Explain away that one. You told us all you’d virtually pagered Hezbollah out of existence not so long ago and now we’re supposed to believe some 20 villages are all Hezbollah, on top of everything else you’ve razed? We’ve seen this play too many times before.And that is the problem for the likes of Benjamin Netanyahu and his deranged Defence Minister Israel Katz. That is the bit their spokespeople now have to drag around like a corpse in a suitcase while still insisting this is all terribly precise and defensive, the Lebanese will thank us later and nothing at all to do with Lebanese civilians.But then why are Lebanese towns the ones being emptied? | 14m 55s | ||||||
| 6/13/26 | ![]() Judge Hands Down The Terror Sentence; One Juror Bites Back | Right, so these four young people were not convicted of terrorism.But that is the bit the state would quite like you to overlook, along with pliant state media.Just hop past it. Don’t linger. Don’t ask awkward little questions like, “Hang on, if they were not convicted of terrorism, why the hell are they being sentenced as such then?”Because when you ask yourself that, you realise just how much this stinks don’t you?Four Palestine Action activists were convicted over action at an Elbit Systems site, an Israeli weapons factory. Serious convictions, yes. Criminal damage, yes. In one case, GBH without intent, yes. Nobody needs to pretend those are not real charges.But terrorism?That was not the jury’s verdict. They didn’t even know such a sentence in connection with their verdict was even on the table, they weren’t told that, so how can this possibly be regarded as justice?It’s a very British way of doing authoritarianism, isn’t it?No jackboots needed. No roaring dictator on a balcony. Just a man in robes, adding on a terror element at sentencing in a first of its kind slide into fascism, and for what? To protect Israel. A state committing genocide, an apartheid state, a state which clearly has far too much influence in ours. | 20m 21s | ||||||
| 6/13/26 | ![]() Netanyahu Bombed Lebanon; Now His Army Is Stuck! | Right, so Benjamin Netanyahu has apparently built himself another master plan.A clever plan. A hard plan. A very serious security plan, obviously. The sort of plan that gets sold to the Israeli public as, deterrence, freedom of action, deepening the grip, securing the north, all the usual blood-soaked management-consultant language they wheel out whenever they have decided that somebody else’s country needs to be rearranged by airstrike.And Lebanon was supposed to be the trap.At least that was the idea. Hezbollah would make the mistake. Hezbollah would get squeezed. Hezbollah would be forced back. Israel would deepen its grip in the south, take the strategic ground, parade around the castle they captured the other day, redraw the buffer zone, and Netanyahu would stand there looking like the great wartime genius who had finally made northern Israel safe by doing what he always does: more bombing, more occupation, more displacement, more speeches about security while other people bury the consequences.Except it’s all come back and punched him in the face you’ll be broken hearted to hear, because of course both sides in this conflict have teeth. | 16m 28s | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() Trump’s Iran Deal Has One Huge Name Missing | Right, so the Cheeto-dusted Commander-in-Chief Donald Trump has declared there is a deal with Iran.A peace deal. A great deal. The best deal there ever was, obviously. All while, supposedly, he was about to attack Kharg Island, because nothing says calm diplomatic breakthrough quite like threatening to seize the other country’s oil hub before teatime. Pistol Pete Hegseth must be sobbing in a corner over it.But is this really a deal, or did he just TACO again?And does it even matter, because we have been here before, haven’t we? Trump says the deal is close. Trump says the documents are nearly ready. Trump says everyone is happy. Trump says the markets are cheering. Trump says the Strait will open once the paper is signed. Trump says a lot of things.But this time, we are meant to believe it was done enough to stave off another bombing run. Done enough to send oil and markets moving. Done enough for him to sit in the Oval Office and pontificate like the war had just been wrapped up by the sheer force of his own orange magnificence.The trouble is, there is a gaping great black hole at the centre of Trump’s Iran deal.And it is not a small technicality either. It is not some minor diplomatic omission, it is actually kind of big. It is the one thing he rather needs if he is going to claim you have an Iran deal.Though you would not know there was a problem from the way Trump was talking. | 22m 40s | ||||||
| 6/12/26 | ![]() Trump’s Iran Stunt For Israel Just Blew Up In His Face | Right, so the bloviating orange oaf Donald Trump’s sales pitch in recent days was that Iran was going to pay, but the trouble with warfare is that they guy who signs off on it, doesn’t necessarily get to choose where everything ends up landing and this one did not stay where Little Donnie wanted it.It has now moved from Washington’s war room to a tanker off Oman, It has moved onto Indian sailors, It has moved from sea to drinking war infrastructure, it has moved across the entire US regional base map and most awkwardly for Trump straight back into his own politics. So let’s start with Trump, because he’s the idiot trying to convince us all that this mess is a sign of controlIran will have to make a deal, they’re taking too long to get there, so now they have to pay a price? Getting impatient isn’t an excuse to get your bombs out again Donnie, but his other justification is in regards to the Apache helicopter crash which the US is claiming Iran did, claiming Iran has admitted to, yet even a pro Israel outlet like Axios has carried the crucial caveat that the incident is under investigation. | 14m 05s | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() Belfast Homes Burned. Britain Could Be Next✨ | far right violenceracial attacks+3 | — | — | BelfastBritain | Belfastfar right+3 | — | 16m 21s | |
| 6/11/26 | ![]() IDF Get Shown Up Hilariously - And It Took Just One Man!✨ | IsraelLebanon+4 | — | Israel Defence ForcesHezbollah | LebanonRamim Ridge | IDFLebanon+4 | — | 19m 32s | |
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Trump Struck Iran… Then Panic Took Over✨ | US-Iran relationsmilitary response+3 | — | US Army | Strait of HormuzBahrain+2 | TrumpIran+7 | — | 19m 11s | |
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Netanyahu Wanted Wider War; Houthis Shatter His Containment Plans✨ | Middle East conflictIsraeli military actions+3 | — | Yemeni Armed ForcesAnsar Allah | BeirutJaffa+5 | NetanyahuHouthis+7 | — | 17m 12s | |
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Iran Hammers Israel; Netanyahu Gets Trapped At Gaza’s Aid Gate✨ | Iran-Israel conflictGaza humanitarian crisis+3 | — | IranIsrael+1 | GazaBeirut+2 | IranIsrael+7 | — | 15m 41s | |
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Israel Hit Beirut; Iran Put Its Airbases On The Menu✨ | IsraelIran+3 | — | IRGC | BeirutLebanon+4 | IsraelIran+6 | — | 19m 31s | |
| 6/8/26 | ![]() Iran Burns Through US Reapers; Losses Force Trump Into Drone Hunt✨ | military dronesUS-Iran relations+4 | — | MQ-9 ReaperGeneral Atomics | IranUnited States+1 | MQ-9 ReaperIran+5 | — | 13m 24s | |
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