Operation Martyr News Today

The chief of staff of Iran's Armed Forces says Operation Martyr Soleimani was the first retaliatory measure that was able to tear down the US hegemony in the world.

An Iranian political commentator says the Islamic Republic has proved that anyone involved in the assassination of General Soleimani will ultimately pay the price.

The Multinational Force and Observer mission continues to pay unintended dividends four decades later.

US consulate in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdistan region has came under a drone attack amid growing anti-US sentiments in the country.

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The US consulate’s military section in the Shorsh neighborhood, located in the northern city of Erbil, Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdistan region, was targeted by a drone attack on Wednesday, security sources said.

Arming the new Marine Littoral Regiment (MLR) with offensive ground-based antiship missiles (GBASMs) but no defensive surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) is as bold as it is risky. The Marine Corps has not been so ill-equipped to face high-end naval and air forces since the first year of World War II. Retired Navy Captain Wayne P. Hughes Jr.’s missile “Salvo Model” suggests the Marine Corps needs a high-to-medium air-defense (HIMAD) system to conduct littoral operations in a contested environm...

Service members prepared for “total devastation” as the United States and Iran came close to a full-scale war.

By DAN LAMOTHE | The Washington Post | Published: January 10, 2021 The U.S. soldiers scrambled from one bunker to the next, stumbling past charred wreckage, 30-foot-wide craters and puddles of diesel fuel. A barrage of ballistic missiles had briefly knocked some of them unconscious, and more were on the way. Maj. Alan Johnson struggled to focus after absorbing the monstrous blast waves of several explosions, including one that missed his bunker by about 60 feet, he recalled. "I still have a...