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Hegseth's warning comes after he reported that the previous 24-hours saw Iran fire the "lowest amount of missiles they have fired yet," which he noted show the U.S. is making progress in wearing down Iran’s defenses.
When President Trump stated that he expects this war with Iran to end with an unconditional surrender, it set off a debate over what that might mean and how it will happen. The answer to how and when the Iranian regime no longer has an option of continuing rests on how one understands the nature of the Iranian regime. Some believe that regime’s bottom line remains the preservation of the Islamic Revolution. Any compromise could be entertained were it to help secure the longevity and resilience of that revolution. There is indeed the precedent of 1988 when the regime appealed to just that argument to justify agreeing to an obnoxious ceasefire to the Iran-Iraq war. But some never accepted that ceasefire and issued from a different…Open
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth provided an update on Operation Epic Fury, calling it “a laser-focused maximum authority mission, delivered with overwhelming and unrelenting precision.”
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the arrest of an illegal migrant accused of voting in seven federal elections since 2008.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Mahady Sacko, an illegal migrant from Mauritania, and federal authorities, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).WHEN & WHERE: Sacko was […] The post Illegal Alien Accused of Voting in SEVEN Elections. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the arrest of an illegal migrant accused of voting in seven federal elections since 2008. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Mahady Sacko, an illegal migrant from Mauritania, and federal authorities, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). WHEN & WHERE: Sacko was arrested in Philadelphia; his alleged voting dates back to 2008. KEY QUOTE: “Illegal aliens should NOT be electing American leaders. Our elections belong to American citizens, not foreign citizens,” said Deputy Assistant DHS Secretary Lauren Bis. IMPACT: The case highlights concerns over election integrity and calls for legislative action like the…Open
