On Friday, Microsoft released a report declaring that a hacking group run by the intelligence unit of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had successfully breached the account of a “former senior adviser” to a presidential campaign. From that account, Microsoft said, the group sent fake email messages, known as “spear phishing,” to “a high-ranking official of a presidential campaign” in an effort to break into the campaign’s own accounts and databases.

Trump goes berserk as Kamala's score goes up. The former president blames Iran for hacking his adviser's account prior to what happened "Mint sandstorm" as Microsoft called it. He attributed it all to what he called, in his signature selective capitalization, a “Weak and Ineffective” Biden administration.
Whoever the true actor, Trump without Biden is a real grump. Seriously, according to some reliable Israeli sources, Iran did plan to make an unexpected attack on the Republican candidate one way or another. It is not just a trumped issue whatsoever.

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Pete Hegseth, a former Fox News host, now Trump’s appointee as Defence secretary. This guy is chosen to smash wokism in Pentagon.

Take a look at the Jerusalem cross on his chest, which is considered one of the symbols of the crusaders.

Hegseth is known as one of the staunch supporters of Israel and at the same time a critic of Ukraine’s financing. 

The main threats to the United States, in his opinion, are “Islamic fundamentalism and leftist radicalism”.

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Vance ironically states: “Britain may become the first truly Islamic country to have nuclear weapons.”

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Trump Launched a New War Against Islamic State


The US military launched airstrikes against dozens of Islamic State targets in Syria on Friday in retaliation for an attack on US personnel, two US officials have said.

The attacks came after Trump vowed to hit back after an attack last weekend in Syria by a suspected Islamic State member.

A US official, speaking on the condition of anonymity on Friday, described the strikes as a large-scale response that included targets across central Syria.

Trump said on social media that the Syrian government fully supported the strikes and that the US was inflicting “very serious retaliation”.

US Central Command said the strikes hit more than 70 targets across central Syria, adding that Jordanian fighter jets supported the operation.
Videos of explosions across parts of the eastern province of Deir el-Zour and the central Syrian desert circulated on social media afterwards.

Syria reiterated its commitment to fighting Islamic State and ensuring it had “no safe havens on Syrian territory”, and said the US operation was fully coordinated with Syrian authorities, according to a statement from the foreign ministry.

“The Syrian Arab Republic also calls on the United States and member states of the international coalition to join in supporting Syria’s efforts in combating terrorism in a way that contributes to protecting civilians and restoring security and stability in the region,” the Syrian foreign ministry said.

Two Iowa national guard members and a civilian interpreter were killed last Saturday in the central Syrian town of Palmyra by an attacker who targeted a convoy of US and Syrian forces before being shot dead, according to the US military. Three other US soldiers were wounded.

There are 1,000 US troops in Syria, posted with the mission to prevent the resurgence of IS in the region.

The US defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, suggested attacks against IS would continue.

An unnamed US official quoted by the Associated Press said the military operation against IS had no set timeframe, suggesting more attacks could be carried out against the group.

“This is not the beginning of a war – it is a declaration of vengeance,” Hegseth said on social media.

“The United States of America, under President Trump’s leadership, will never hesitate and never relent to defend our people.”

Hegseth added: “Today, we hunted and we killed our enemies. Lots of them. And we will continue.” He offered no other details about the strikes.

The Syrian interior ministry has described the attacker as a member of the Syrian security forces suspected of sympathizing with Islamic State.

IS has stepped up its recruitment campaign in Syria since the toppling of Assad. It has tried to peel off former members of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the disbanded Islamist rebel group from which the central cadre of Syria’s new leadership hails, portraying the new government’s embrace of western states as a betrayal of its Islamist roots.

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