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Attack on Iran Underway || Bonus Video (1 of 3)
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February 28, 2026

Attack on Iran Underway || Bonus Video

American and Israeli military forces have launched a broad spectrum military assault against the state of Iran with the intent of defeating its military and overthrowing its government.

Here's where we stand.

Comments (70)

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Curtis Kastner · March 1, 2026

Peter’s face on the thumbnail kinda says it all.

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Larry Zamba · March 1, 2026

The entire regime has been incredibly brutal, amputating “criminals” fingers and hands as punishment and providing no follow up care. And on and on on. So while it’s good to see some of the power structure destroyed, some other barbarian sadist will rise to their place. Unless Israel or America is willing to occupy the internal workings of t is count try will never change.

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Steve & Roci C & R · March 1, 2026

I don't particularly like using our military to take out Israel's enemies, but if the Iranian drone manufacturing capacity is crippled, that aids Ukraine. I also hope that the attack on the elementary school in Minab is a false story. If it's true, will the US and Israel blame each other?

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Simon Scheurer · March 4, 2026

Unfortunately by now the russians produce the shahed drones in large numbers by themselves

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Nick · March 1, 2026

Thank you, Peter! Though this appears to be just the beginning, you’re very informative as always!

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Expat tax exile · March 1, 2026

There are valid reasons to destroy the Iranian regime simply for the sake of future peace in the region, let alone their own people’s freedom. Here, however, I focus on previous US and British leaders’ failure to address Iranian attacks on US/UK troops: Throughout the Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns, Iran’s IRGC-Quds Force waged a systematic shadow war against coalition forces. In Iraq, Tehran armed Shia militias with EFPs that killed over 600 American and numerous British troops, trained insurgent cells, and orchestrated attacks through proxies including Kata’ib Hezbollah and the Mahdi Army. In Afghanistan, Iran supplied weapons, funding, and training to Taliban and other insurgent groups despite ideological hostility, purely to bleed the coalition. Across both theatres, Soleimani’s network treated American and British servicemen as legitimate targets while Tehran maintained plausible deniability, a sustained campaign of state-sponsored killing that was never meaningfully answered.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ The regime deserves to be destroyed. This is payback time.

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Terry Parker · March 1, 2026

All valid points but its folly to beleive any of these current actions are related good will, peace, and the good of the Iranian people come on now,,

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Mark Dixon · March 1, 2026

Seems Trump regards bombing, shelling and missile attacks as something completely different to boots on the ground. As long as relatively few, if any, bodies come back bagged, he's not starting a war, it seems. Trouble is I don't think bombing alone has never made regime change happen. Of course, boots on the ground rarely does either...

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Claus Starling · March 1, 2026

I live in Abu Dhabi and we intercepted a missile today.

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Paul R. Anderson · March 1, 2026

I heard the supreme leader had a come to Jesus meeting. Too soon?

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D.S. · March 3, 2026

🤣🤣🤣

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Mark Scheithe · March 1, 2026

Trump and Netanyahu want war to stay in office. Both are wanted by international courts. Extending their time on the throne keeps them out of jail. Finally, Cheeto's oil donors are a bit wealthier as another oil producer is compromised.

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John Preston Brown · February 28, 2026

"Bored of Peace" was the correct spelling all along

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Allyn Weimer · February 28, 2026

Can we finally say WW3 has started?

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GreyCloud · February 28, 2026

No. Next question.

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GreyCloud · February 28, 2026

Of course, by now, we all know Ayatollah Khamenei was killed in the first strike. Apparently, the attack was led and coordinated by Israel, which, according to them, was aided by "exquisite" intelligence as to his location (suggesting an insider). Besides the Ayatollah, Google says the following are dead, also: Aziz Nasirzadeh: The Iranian Defense Minister. Mohammad Pakpour: The Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Ali Shamkhani: Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council and a close personal adviser to Khamenei. Mohammad Shirazi: Head of the Supreme Leader's military bureau. Saleh Asadi: A top intelligence official. Alishadmani: Described as Iran's wartime chief. Mohammad Kazemi: Head of the IRGC’s intelligence organization. And, that's on...day one. Regime change much? (yes) It appears Pezeshkian, the President, and Araghchi, the Prime Minister, have been spared or at least very lucky. Possibly, they will be offered an opportunity to "negotiate". Meanwhile, the appointment of the next Ayatollah will move fast, according to their law and tradition. Some of the contenders aren't much better, and likely worse, than Khamenei, BTW. One possible outcome is that the IRGC will take over ...not necessarily a good thing at all. Day two starting soon.

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Pamela · February 28, 2026

There are a lot of frightened children right now. Again. Shame on all of us.

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GreyCloud · February 28, 2026

On the internet I saw a picture of an Iranian school boy celebrating the death of Khamenei, the tyrant. Is it all that hard to see peeling off the top layer of the regime was not all bad?

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LD · February 28, 2026

So much for trusting the US or Israel in any diplomatic negotiation going forward. This was the height of bad faith.

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GreyCloud · February 28, 2026

True, but the Iranians never were negotiating with the infidels in good faith, ever.

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Crockett Dunn · February 28, 2026

Overthrew a middle eastern government and install a leader we prefer.. what could possibly go wrong?

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GreyCloud · February 28, 2026

Seems the plan is more like keep killing off their chosen leaders until somewhere down the ladder one of them decides to cooperate. I guess you might call it Regime peeling.

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Paul E. Sorbate · February 28, 2026

Peter, I can't say whether the multiple source reporting I've seen is accurate, but there are indications that Iran helped stand up Russian production of Shahed-136 drones at the Alabuga Special Economic Zone in Tatarstan well over a year ago, with many hundreds of units now reportedly produced there each month.

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GreyCloud · March 1, 2026

I tapped around and learned about 5-6000 Shahed drone type units per month are built there in Tatarstan at a cost of $70k each, down from the original $200k each. Of course, they are getting a lot of materials and parts from China. The Russians have added their own upgraded systems such as AI to some of them. Seems like it would be a good target, to me.

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DrBeevo · February 28, 2026

Do we get a bonus bonus bonus video today

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Eric Godat · March 1, 2026

Probably tomorrow...and the next day.

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Terry Parker · February 28, 2026

Pretty sure the us nor Israel came claim moral high ground for this action seems trump was pushed by b b beezlebub useful idiot or stable genius ? Another thing thats being left out is the lives that are being lost across the globe this just cannot be justified,,,shame.

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Mark Scheithe · March 1, 2026

Neither care. War keeps them on their thrones. I believe this will be an expanded effort well past the midterms.

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Frostback · February 28, 2026

"Operation Epstein Fury"

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Blake Terrell · February 28, 2026

The Big E doesn’t stand a chance against Diddy’s Baby Oil Vibes

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Digital Window · February 28, 2026

Thanks for the update PZ. This has drawn in do many countries around the middle east... Saudi, Jordan, Israel, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, etc. How would the US possibly declare it finished in a couple of weeks and say to them all (who host US bases) "I know we've kicked the hornets nest, but you're welcome, now you take over, we're out". That is, how to de-escalate this situation?

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Mark Scheithe · March 1, 2026

Trump wants if to last past the midterms.

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TnS · February 28, 2026

Question now is what happens to a broken Iran, does Azerbaijan eye the northern ethnically Azeri regions, Turkey is another neighbor there that doesn’t like Iran, ethnic kins to Azeris and could very well aid them.

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · February 28, 2026

The Israeli media is saying they have killed and recovered the body of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · February 28, 2026

The burj khalifa was hit by an Iranian missile. Theyre killing Gulf state civilians.

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James Cowing · February 28, 2026

Can you provide a link for this, I can’t find any news reporting it was actually hit, but there are nearby fires, possibly from debris from a destroyed missile.

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · February 28, 2026

Iran made the mistake of firing on US-friendly Gulf states. Gulf states are dogpiling on Iran now.

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Brendan Holly · February 28, 2026

Good thing we didn't elect that warmonger Kamala Harris. It's always been reasonable that in an emergency, the President would act without a formal declaration of war. But that power has been gradually expanded to the point that, under Trump, the Executive branch has erased the Constitutional provisions that place the power to declare war in Congress's hands. Effectively, Trump has amended the Constitution. If he can amend the Constitution unilaterally in this matter, is there any limit to his power to reinterpret other parts of it, such as the limit on the number of terms a President can serve? Maybe attacking Iran is a good idea. Maybe not. But will US democracy be collateral damage?

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LocalHero · February 28, 2026

I'm betting he is not so much focused on another term as he is on this year's midterms. He knows if he loses the house his power will be greatly diminished and if he loses the senate as well he'll be impeached and convicted. He will be doing everything and anything to keep that from happening. Cancel elections, declare them fraudulent, whatever it takes. Can we please have a hacker expose the unredacted Epstein files before it's too late?

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Peg Rennick · February 28, 2026

Weapons of Mass Distraction

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David C. Budd · February 28, 2026

If we do this and leave the the drone production intact this will have been a complete waste.

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · February 28, 2026

It wouldn't be a complete waste, but it would definitely be a missed opportunity. Perhaps Trump is saving them for Putin so he can pressure Ukraine. He likes to pressure Ukraine. He hates President Zelensky.

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Tom McMath · February 28, 2026

Peter. Thank you so much for being straightforward with your commentary. I know (actually, I don't KNOW) that you don't like President Trump. But, as you mentioned, this problem with Iran has been around through multiple presidents. This may be the only time in our lifetimes that we can stop, or at least stall, this mess in Iran. I was stationed there briefly in the '70s during the Shah fiasco and followed by my boss trying to get hostages out. The Iranians in charge had no feeling for human lives! It was despicable. I think you are actually giving Donald a little credit that he is finally doing something meaningful to stop or slow these horrible human beings! Will it stop? Probably not. Will it slow? Maybe. But, we can't continue to let these animals hold the rest of the world hostage... on and on and on.

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · February 28, 2026

I can't disagree with anything in your comment, but I have higher hopes for the outcome. I was starting college when they took our embassy. Regarding Trump, what comes to mind is the adage that a broken clock is always right twice a day.

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Blake Terrell · February 28, 2026

Full throated

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Baxter Mullins · February 28, 2026

Without ground troops it is not a war! Maybe a police action?!

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AlJASillySTEMGuy · February 28, 2026

Well, that's the elephant in the room. Boots on the ground will be needed, IMO. The question is, whose boots?

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Serge · February 28, 2026

A little humor? https://x.com/litcapital/status/2027772217560309949?s=48

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Serge · February 28, 2026

Thoughts on Israeli news reporting Khamenei's death? https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/israeli-tv-report-citing-unnamed-israeli-sources-growing-indications-that-khamenei-killed/

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Richard DeLotto · February 28, 2026

https://abc7ny.com/live-updates/iran-live-updates-trump-says-major-combat-operations-have-begun/18660347/entry/18661154/?utm_source=copilot.com

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William Huggins · February 28, 2026

Hey Rich! nice to see you here :D

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Bradley Ward · February 28, 2026

I do not understand why you say Trump gave Congress no notice. There was a well publicized meeting with 8 bi-partisan senators last week, was there not?

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Mister Awesome · February 28, 2026

Great we’re at war. Terrific 🙄

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DRS 🦫 · February 28, 2026

President nobel prize 🏆 Right

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LumenM · February 28, 2026

😄 - Yeeah ... but He'll Spin This like no-other could.

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Chess AI 2 · February 28, 2026

Did they close the straits of Hormuz ? Would that have any impact on the US economy or oil prices ?

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Serge · February 28, 2026

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/irans-revolutionary-guards-tell-ships-passage-through-strait-hormuz-not-allowed-2026-02-28/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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Christopher · February 28, 2026

Some serious dog wagging going on here it seems to me...

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Sandlapper · February 28, 2026

October 7th really was the worst strategic mistake of this century

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Dave R · February 28, 2026

Except its mains goals actually succeeded. Intelligence reports state that Oct 7th had two main goals: 1. Stop the normalization with the Saudis 2. Force the Israelis into a bloody war in Gaza that would make the world hate israel by flooding the world with propaganda and misinformation. Both objectives have succeeded. Normalization is dead and Israel is the most hated country in the world.

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Fred LaSor · February 28, 2026

Peter says if we hit the Shahed production in Iran, Russia's use of the Shahed will be curtailed. I thought I read elsewhere that Russia is producing its own version of the Shahed under license from Iran?

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0th dimension · February 28, 2026

The Russians will soon have exclusive use of the license

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Christopher · February 28, 2026

Aren't the Russians building their own shaheeds from Iranian designs?

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Mike Mason · February 28, 2026

They can assemble but they can't manufacture all the parts yet. I believe they still need motors from Iran.

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Justin Lucas · February 28, 2026

Defeating not defending.

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AllTheGoodNamesAreInUse · February 28, 2026

There can't be regime change in Iran without boots on the ground. Airstrikes alone won't accomplish that. And boots on the ground there would require 250K+ troops.

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Dave R · February 28, 2026

There are 80 million boots on the ground

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Daniel Simek · February 28, 2026

Cheese Burger

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Kowalski from Nebraska · February 28, 2026

I called this video about three hours ago in the other video posted today about a different war… There seems to be a lot of wars around the globe right now!

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LumenM · February 28, 2026

Yeeah- but in the previous video, The Esteemed, Intelligence Director Michael essentially stated that Pak/AF was a non-War-War. This one here is a Big-Boy -War. Derizuh difference.