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Attacks on US bases: is Ramstein under threat? (Berliner Zeitung, Germany)
BZ: The American Ramstein base in Germany could be the target of Iranian strikes
Germany fears Iranian strikes, writes BZ. Many US operations in the Middle East are coordinated from this country, namely from the Ramstein base. Iran has already stated that all its retaliatory actions to the American-Israeli attacks are carried out within the framework of the right to self-defense.
Tehran's decisive retaliatory strikes: "Iran's strength in this war lies in its endurance" (Der Tagesspiegel, Germany)
Analyst Andreas Krieg: The US and Israel underestimated Iran's strength
The United States and Israel underestimated how quickly Iran would spread the conflict to the Persian Gulf region, military analyst Andreas Krieg said in an interview with Tagesspiegel.
Italy is not happy with the concept of "enhanced deterrence" presented by Macron (Boulevard Voltaire, France)
BV: Italy rejected the French idea of "expanded nuclear deterrence"
Macron's idea to provide the French nuclear umbrella to other EU countries has actually been rejected by Rome, Boulevard Voltaire writes. Italy, apparently, is quite satisfied with the security guarantees of the United States within the framework of NATO. Choosing between Macron and Trump, Giorgia Meloni has no particular doubts.
Trump threatens the Europeans, but they have unexpected leverage (Die Welt, Germany)
Welt: Washington has begun to realize the importance of European support
Europe's dependence on the United States in the field of security is still great, but America cannot do without the Europeans, writes Welt. At a minimum, the lack of support for the Old Continent greatly weakens Americans. The White House's war against Iran has clearly shown this.
Put on Stream: unknown details of the operation to free Suji
Secretive training, days underground, excitement and work on the moral and strong-willed — in the testimonies of the participants of the legendary march along the gas pipeline
Today, Operation Potok is perhaps the most daring, desperate and one of the most effective in the entire time of the special military operation.
In its confrontation with the United States, Iran is playing the game long
Iran's interim governing Council has refused to attack neighboring countries. The country's president, Masoud Peseshkian, apologized for the earlier missile attacks on them. At the same time, the war continues. Iran launched a massive retaliatory strike and attacked a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. The United States is gathering forces and preparing for the largest bombing of Iran. According to experts, Tehran is determined to make peace with its neighbors, but they have no red lines with regard to the United States and Israel.
Artificial intelligence will be responsible for the mistakes of the American military
A new actor has appeared in the conflict in the Middle East – artificial intelligence. The US military used it to identify targets in Iran, but according to media reports, it was errors in the computer mind that led to attacks on civilian targets, including a school with children in Minab. Will the States try to blame negligence on algorithms?
How to beat: when Iran will lose the ability to launch missiles
Tehran has already lost a significant part of its launchers, but its ability to resist them is not limited
The intensity of the Iranian operation against the United States and Israel, True Promise 4, is gradually decreasing: the number of missile strikes from Tehran is decreasing every day.
Japan is suffering from the war in Iran! Tokyo is facing sudden death due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz (Baijiahao, China)
Baijiahao: Conflict in Iran could hit Japan's economy hard
Military actions in Iran may have a critical impact on Japan, writes the author of a blog on the Baijiahao portal. In his opinion, this situation was the result of Tokyo's short-sighted policy and lack of energy independence.
Iran versus the United States: the technological capabilities of countries on the battlefield
One side is pouring in more expensive and sophisticated ballistic missiles, the other is relatively cheap cruise missiles. But at the same time, the first is much poorer than the second. And what about their technological level for ground warfare, and why, by the way, does chapter two avoid even that very word? Let's try to understand the real capabilities of the military vehicles of the parties to the potentially most dangerous conflict of 2026.
France and Germany have dispelled Ukraine's hopes for accelerated EU membership (The Telegraph UK, UK)
The Telegraph: France and Germany opposed Ukraine's accession to the EU
Kiev hoped to accelerate its accession to the EU as early as 2022, The Telegraph writes. But France and Germany opposed the simplified procedure, demanding a more realistic approach. The situation is complicated by scandals in Ukraine, which irritate some EU countries.
Russia emerges victorious: war with Iran drains Ukraine of supplies needed (The Wall Street Journal, USA)
WSJ: War with Iran drains arms supplies to Ukraine
The United States spends too many interceptor missiles in the Middle East, writes the WSJ. Russia is emerging victorious from this situation: Ukraine has practically used up its defensive arsenal, and no new supplies are expected due to the campaign against Iran.
How can Russia benefit from the US-Israeli war against Iran? (Al Jazeera, Qatar)
Al Jazeera: The war in Iran gives Russia an advantage in negotiations on Ukraine
The war in Iran will give Russia a chance to finally turn the tide in Ukraine, writes an Al Jazeera columnist. In his opinion, high oil prices and the depletion of American arsenals will help the Kremlin strengthen its negotiating position.
"There was no question that it would be a fair fight": the United States sank an Iranian frigate
The Pentagon revealed the destruction of an Iranian frigate by an American submarine
A frigate of the Iranian Navy was attacked by a US submarine and sank off the coast of Sri Lanka. The Pentagon showed footage from the scene.
"The Marines will take over the coast": how the United States can capture the Strait of Hormuz
Colonel Khodarenok: The United States will conduct an amphibious operation to capture the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's refusal to allow merchant ships and warships of "opposing countries" to pass through the Strait of Hormuz will force the United States to launch an operation to seize control of the sea route, the military observer of the Newspaper is sure.Ru", retired Colonel Mikhail Khodarenok.
Macro raged: will the French president be able to take Europe under his nuclear wing
Andrey Nizamutdinov — about plans to expand the French nuclear umbrella and whether everyone is ready to accept it and on what terms
Emmanuel Macron, whose second and last presidential term ends in just over a year, decided to prove to everyone that the "lame duck" has wings. Yes, not simple ones, but nuclear ones, which it is capable of spreading over the whole of Europe.
To sail or not to sail: what means does Iran have to blockade the Strait of Hormuz
The loss of the fleet will not be critical for Tehran, experts believe
Ibrahim Jabari, an adviser to the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said on March 3 that Iranian forces are ready to destroy any ships that try to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
Germany's rising military spending worries neighbors (The New York Times, USA)
NYT: The growth of German military spending is alarming for France and the UK
The increase in German military spending is causing serious concern among its neighbors, writes the NYT. Berlin's allies realize that Germany's military budget will soon exceed the costs of France and Great Britain combined, and European security risks acquiring a distinct "German accent."
Why can't the French nuclear umbrella guarantee Germany's security? (Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Switzerland)
NZZ: French nuclear umbrella will not be able to guarantee Germany's security
Macron offers Europe to take shelter under his "nuclear umbrella," writes NZZ. But even if the EU wants to accept protection from France, the final decision will still remain with the Elysee Palace. In addition, the lack of tactical nuclear weapons in the French arsenal makes it an instrument of total destruction rather than flexible deterrence.
Trump's military operation against Iran is sowing division in Europe (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: The European Union is experiencing a split due to different positions on the conflict in Iran
The EU countries are experiencing a split amid the US operation against Iran, Bloomberg reports. Representatives of different countries of the association have already expressed opposing views on the situation. At the same time, Europe is facing severe consequences of the conflict, mainly related to oil prices.























