The invasion of Iran would be catastrophic and far worse than the US war in Iraq, according to Pakistan's former Minister of Information, Mushahid Hussain Sayed. Sayed said Israel has forced the US's hand in this war, claiming that they have used blackmail to push this administration into sabotaging talks and driving the Iran war.

The US is running out of munitions, while Iran has an indefinite amount of missiles to respond, Ted Postol, professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), told the Sanchez Effect. According to Postol, once these munitions start running out, Iran will amplify their attack.

U.S. President Donald Trump clearly doesn't care about war crimes, but he certainly cares about a Nobel Peace Prize...Trump has bombed eight countries since taking office, more than any U.S. President in the 21st century, and one could even argue since World War II....

Iran's been mocked for making drones from scrap metal, but somehow, they have managed to defeat multimillion-dollar defense systems. Iran's drones have even been used by the Russian military, who found it far easier to manufacture their UAVs than their own. Is this why they have been successful in this latest war?

According to Ted Postol, professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), these cheaply made drones may not be perfect, but they are good enough for their intended purpose.

Despite claims of American exceptionalism, the U.S. and Israel face widespread global distrust. Bombing cities like Tehran and causing civilian casualties, including children, risks further damaging international reputation and raises serious ethical and strategic questions about current military actions.
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The ongoing conflict threatens energy supplies, crop fertilisers, and basic goods like drinking water worldwide. As the war unfolds, countries in the BRICS and Shanghai Cooperation Organization may use the situation to gain influence and allies, while the U.S. faces increasing responsibility for the global fallout.
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Israel's use of disproportionate force and extreme violence in Gaza and the rest of the region was bound to drag Iran into a war, Qatari Princess Sheikha Alanoud Al Thani told The Sanchez Effect. Do you agree? Let us know in the comments.

The Patriot missile defense system may be intercepting missiles at a 4-5 percent rate, according to Professor Emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Ted Postol, told The Sanchez Effect. Postol told host Rick Sanchez that the ongoing Iran War has seen the Patriot system malfunction several times, even pointing to the Ukraine War, where he says the Russian Iskander missile is dominating it.

Iran has sought to degrade the US' missile defense systems in the Middle East by targeting several sites hosting the American-made THAAD radars, which are worth an estimated $500 million. The THAAD radar systems are used to intercept incoming missiles; however, since the start of the Iran War, the Iranian military has destroyed four of them.

According to Ted Postol, professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), these radar systems have been exposed during this latest war.

The US-made Patriot missile system apparently has some flaws, according to Ted Postol, professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Postol details his studies on the Patriot system and why he believes it is a massive failure.

With the US' use of this missile defense system in the latest Iran War, they have been at the forefront of the confrontation with the Iranian projectiles.

In the words of the great Muhammad Ali, "your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see," and it seems Iran has adopted this mentality regarding its missile launchers. Iran has released footage of its underground missile launchers, which are located inside tunnels across the country. It appears Iran prepared for the war long before the US and Israel launched their first strikes.

Professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Ted Postol, explains the use of these launchers and why they are effective.

A stunning new poll has revealed that a whopping 52% now believe US President Donald Trump launched the war against Iran to cover up his relationship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Furthermore, more than 50% also believe he is more loyal to Israel than his own country...IsraelGate? Or do we save all our contempt for the Russians?

What about the costs to the American taxpayers? The war has already cost the American people tens of billions of dollars, and it is expected to rise further, as the US attempts to replenish its dwindling stockpile of munitions.

The Sanchez Effect hosts Sheikha Alanoud Hamad Al-Thani from the Qatari royal family to discuss the latest from the Middle East.
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Over 200 people were killed in the attack on the Iranian all-girls elementary school during the first 48 hours of the US-Israeli attack on Iran. Video footage of the incident showed what looked like a US-manufactured Tomahawk cruise missile hitting the school. What transpired after the missile hit the school was something horrific. Military analyst Scott Ritter explains.

In every war, the nation waging the war uses propaganda to rally its people and forces. However, the rhetoric is often dangerous and produces justification for war crimes. We've seen Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu use terms like 'Amalek' when referring to Palestinians in Gaza. We've heard Trump boast about mercilessly bombing the Iranian Navy and sinking their ships. This is supposed to be an 'excursion' to make the world safer. I don't feel safer. So what gives?

US President Donald Trump recently bragged about sinking Iranian ships, even disregarding the loss of Iranian lives. If you watched his latest pressers, you'd think Trump was playing a game of Battleship. It seems to be a game to him, and the lives lost are nothing more than statistics.

US President Donald Trump is seeking Russian President Vladimir Putin's help as he has failed to achieve a quick and decisive victory against Iran. What was supposed to be a short and devastating war has turned into a drawn-out conflict, where each nation's missile supplies are considered key to victory.

MIT professor Ted Postol told The Sanchez Effect on Wednesday, March 11, that this war with Iran is ending the US' long-standing military dominance. According to the professor, the US is running out of munitions, and its shocking shortage is causing major issues for the military, who are responsible for protecting Israel, the Gulf Arab states, and several other areas in the region.

Emily Schrader claims the Iranians she spoke to are “overwhelmingly in favor” of U.S. and Israeli bombing of their own country.

Reality: hundreds of thousands of Iranians are marching under bombardment in support of their government.

So here’s a simple question: How many Iranians did Emily actually speak to?

And why is CNN letting a PR consultant linked to a pro-Israel lobbyist pose as a voice of the Iranian people?

Sending US minesweepers to the Strait of Hormuz would be incredibly dangerous, MIT professor Ted Postol told The Sanchez Effect. Postol told the show that any American who orders other Americans to sweep the Strait of Hormuz of mines would be making a reckless and deadly decision.

MIT Professor Ted Postol is not impressed with the US' Patriot Missile System's recent work against Iranian projectiles, calling it a 'fraud' during his interview with Rick Sanchez. He even offers some advice.

US President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday, March 9, that he spoke to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, about the situation in the Middle East, primarily the war in Iran. The Russian President volunteered to mediate an end to the Iran War, but was met with a lecture from Trump about Ukraine.

Rick discusses Trump's comments, along with his thoughts on the latest news from Iran and the Middle East.

The Iran War has already had a dramatic impact on the Middle East, but now the world is starting to feel the economic heat caused by this conflict spiraling out of control. With the price of oil jumping over $100 per barrel things are getting progressively worse, and if the war continues, we could see a global economic catastrophe.

Rick sits down with a Gulf region analyst to discuss the ongoing war with Iran and its impact on the Middle East, especially after Tehran unleashed thousands of missiles toward Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Cyprus. With the Strait of Hormuz's reported closure, what will this mean for the rest of the world?

Iran upgraded its missiles since the 12-Day War in preparation for this latest conflict with the US and Israel, military analyst Scott Ritter told The Sanchez Effect. According to Ritter, Iran has been proactively advancing its missile systems for this war, much to Israel's and the US' surprise. See adjacent video.