US EditionThe Air War Between Israel and Iran as Seen by the Wall Street Journal
This story is only covered by news sources that have yet to be evaluated by the independent media monitoring agencies we use to assess the quality and reliability of news outlets on our platform. Learn more here.10 Articles
10 Articles
The last few days have brought another acceleration of international political turbulence, this time due to Israel's preemptive strike on Iran. The government of Benjamin Netanyahu has been liquidating the individual components of the hostile encirclement of Israel with brutal efficiency for two years and has reached the very head of the hydra, the regime of the ayatollahs. We must probably get used to this brutal efficiency in the world of the …
As the war between Israel and Iran enters its second week, an update on the war and an examination of possible surprises and ramifications for U.S. offensive operations against Iran. By Mick RyanThe amazing and multifaceted attack by Israel against nuclear targets, ballistic missiles and leaders of the Iranian regime has plunged a lot into chaos: Iran's ability to project power, Trump's nuclear diplomacy and regional coordination.
In the Moscow-Havana podcast we talked about the escalation of tensions between Israel and Iran, the geopolitical implications of this confrontation and the reactions of different international actors. We also talked about the Saint Petersburg Economic Forum, where 20,000 participants from 140 countries were present. The post From Moscow to Havana: The tensions between Israel and Iran and the Saint Petersburg Economic Forum (+ Podcast) first app…
The Air War Between Israel and Iran as Seen by the Wall Street Journal
The Imbalance of Power in the Israel-Iran War Shows the Importance of Air Superiority. The Wall Street Journal Insights Within 48 hours of starting the war against Iran, Israel claimed it had gained air superiority over the western part of the country, including Tehran. Israeli warplanes began dropping bombs from Iranian skies instead of relying on expensive long-range missiles. This is a feat that the giant Russian air force has not been able t…
In the last few hours, about 15 Israeli fighters have completed a series of attacks against missile launch sites in Western Iran: the Israeli army has reported it on Telegram. Shortly thereafter, a drone launched by Iran to Israeli territory was intercepted by the Air Force in northern Israel. "The sirens were not activated, as per protocol," the IDF points out.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- There is no tracked Bias information for the sources covering this story.
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
