CENTCOM

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  • Iran struck U.S. military bases in the Persian Gulf Arab states in response to the U.S. illegal war on the Islamic Republic in Feb. 2026-07-07 21:05

    Ex-CENTCOM chief suggests US needs to move bases from Persian Gulf

    The US needs to relocate its bases in the Persian Gulf to Israel and neighboring countries to better protect its assets from Iran’s missiles and drones, the former head of US Central Command (CENTCOM), General Frank McKenzie, said at a webinar last week.

  • warplane 2026-03-21 23:18

    Iran targets an F-16 in its skies, bringing the number of intercepted enemy aircraft to six

    TEHRAN – Iran’s air defense units successfully detected and intercepted an Israeli F-16 fighter jet in the early hours of Saturday, a day after they hit and damaged an American F-35 warplane.

  • American F-15 fighter jets 2026-03-02 19:24

    US admits three fighter jets downed in Kuwait

    TEHRAN - In a post on X, CENTCOM announced that three American F-15 fighter jets were downed in Kuwait on Monday, hours after Iranian Armed Forces declared their defense units had struck the warplanes before they could enter Iranian airspace.

  • John Helmer 2026-02-06 18:18

    Trump cannot risk war with Iran, John Helmer says

    Veteran journalist warns that a prolonged conflict would trigger inflation, casualties, and a political crisis in Washington

    TEHRAN — As tensions persist between Iran and the United States amid intensified military signaling and renewed talk of negotiations, critical questions remain about Washington’s real strategy and the risk of a broader regional conflict. In this context, Tehran Times spoke with John Helmer, a veteran journalist and geopolitical analyst based in Moscow, to examine the shifting balance of power and the prospects for de-escalation.

  • U.S. military's KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft takes off in support of 'Operation Hawkeye Strike' on December 19, 2025 2025-12-20 14:36

    Trump says US ‘hit ISIS thugs in Syria’ in retaliation for Palmyra deaths

    The United States military “hit the ISIS [ISIL] thugs in Syria,” President Donald Trump said in a speech Friday evening in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, a week after two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter were killed in Syria’s Palmyra city.