WASHINGTON, May 7 (UPI) -- Israel's military strikes near Damascus and Syria chemical-weapons questions will not change the Obama administration's decision-making prudence, an aide said.
Twelve minutes into Thursday’s vice presidential debate, Paul Ryan assailed President Obama’s credibility in insisting his administration plans to do whatever necessary -- even potentially conducting military strikes -- to prevent Iran from attaining a nuclear weapon capability.
The Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans today released the findings of a follow-up national survey of Iranian Americans to gauge their perception and views, specif
The results of the 2012 survey indicate that two-thirds (66%) of Iranian Americans are worried that an U.S. or Israeli military attack against Iran is now more likely than ever before. PAAIA’s survey results, however, show that Iranian American ...
The military campaign would begin with U.S. warplanes jamming Syria’s air-defense systems and then destroying them. With those systems out of the way, American aircraft would help create a no-fly zone to protect the country’s pro-democracy ...
The military campaign would begin with U.S. warplanes jamming Syria’s air-defense systems and then destroying them. With those systems out of the way, American aircraft would help create a no-fly zone to protect the country’s pro-democracy ...
Iran is capable of carrying out military strikes on American interests all around the world if the Islamic Republic is attacked by the United States, Iran's ambassador to Moscow said on Wednesday. The US would be making a serious mistake, akin to suicide ...
Secondly, Iranian leaders believe the disaster from military strikes would spread to its neighbors, making them wary of conflict. Saudi leaders may have urged America to “cut off the head of the snake,” but Iranian decision makers perceive a ...
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - The leading Republican candidates for president endorsed military strikes, if necessary, to keep Iran from building nuclear weapons and ripped President Obama Saturday night for failing to back internal opposition to the ...
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - The leading Republican candidates for president endorsed military strikes, if necessary, to keep Iran from building nuclear weapons and ripped President Obama Saturday night for failing to back internal opposition to the religious dictatorship that rules the Persian nation.