Rubio: IRGC leaders are the obstacle in talks with Iran.

The US State Department is providing Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi protection during the UN General Assembly. Meanwhile, the Iranian Islamic regime continues to chant Death to America and they are openly calling for the assassination of President Trump. Our country is actively protecting and enabling the enemy. It’s shocking.

JUST IN: US military declares the Iran conflict cost $43,600,000,000.00.

BREAKING: President Trump tells Fox News that he is in a "deciding mode" and that "very big things" are going to happen in the near future. Trump describes his current choices as "wiping Iran out, letting them rot economically, or making a deal." "If and when I blow the entire nation up, they better behave," Trump says. Today marks day 204 of the Iran War.

“The operation focused its messaging on the Iranian government, monarchist groups, and the Pahlavi camp. The actors spread a fabricated video attacking a member of the Pahlavi family and used the “Neither Shah Nor Sheikh” framing against the targets. This content was designed to strengthen the MEK’s position in the Iranian opposition.”

The big question hanging over this entire new chapter of the Yemen war is a very simple one: Where is the Saudi Air Force? Without Saudi air cover, Yemeni government forces that have depended heavily on Riyadh’s backing face an enormous problem. They are confronting the Houthis with no Saudi air cover, no American air cover, and - perhaps more importantly - no confidence that overwhelming air power will arrive when they need it. That is potentially devastating for morale. The Houthis understand this perfectly. They are advancing, taking territory and seeking to consolidate control over strategically critical positions around Bab el-Mandeb. If Saudi-backed Yemeni forces believe they have effectively been left to fight alone, the psychological consequences could be almost as important as the military ones. And this brings us back to the lesson Saudi Arabia should have learned from the fighting between 2018 and 2022: You cannot fight half a war. Either Riyadh decides that preventing an Iranian-backed Houthi victory in Yemen is a strategic imperative and commits the military power necessary to pursue that objective, or it accepts that the Houthis may ultimately dominate Yemen. Saudi Arabia possesses one of the largest and most modern combat-air fleets in the region. If that capability is deliberately kept out of the battle, then Saudi-backed forces on the ground will inevitably ask what exactly they are being expected to fight for, and with what support. Half-wars do not produce half-results. They produce total failures. And if the Houthis really have taken Mocha, then I cannot resist the terrible dad joke: Mocha has been iced🤦🏻‍♂️