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March 31, 2026

Russia Draws American Blood in Iran || Mar. 31, 2026

Iran was able to successfully strike Prince Sultan Air Base, which is a U.S. base in Saudi Arabia. And guess who supplied Iran with the targeting data necessary to carry out the strike? The Russians.

The strikes hit an E-3G Sentry, which is one of a limited number of AWACS the U.S. has in operation. These planes are used in drone and missile detection, so losing one of them is devastating. However, the more troubling aspect of this strike is Russia's involvement.

While Russia has a long-standing tradition of aiding any adversary of America, directly assisting attacks on U.S. forces is a major escalation. Oh, and still no response from the Trump administration on any of this.

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Phill Grooms · April 7, 2026

We did this for Ukraine right???

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Michael · April 7, 2026

Ummm haven't we been aiding Ukraine in targeting packages for like 4 years at least off and on? Not saying we shouldn't or that the Russians aren't bad, but pots and kettles...

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Marissa Starlight · April 7, 2026

Still no response from Trump to Putin's aggression? That's like saying there's been no response from Darth Vader after Emperor Palpatine does something bad.

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Meg · April 7, 2026

All these problems go away if you leave and stop this unprovoked violence

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Cat Guy · April 7, 2026

This reminds us that Putin is currently the President of the US.

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Jeff S · April 1, 2026

I’m still curious Peter if the US has done anything right?

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Michael Faria · April 1, 2026

Trump killing America part...I don't know at this point....Let Russia and its allies degrade our Military as much as possible...

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Dangerous Lines · April 1, 2026

Russia is America’s oldest adversary? I’m pretty sure we fought a war or two with England, and the Barbary Pirates, before we got into a tiff with the USSR.

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Gil Bernal · April 3, 2026

England and barbery pirates are no longer our adversaries. Hec, until recently England was actually an ally.

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NorCal · March 31, 2026

I'm disappointed with a lot of the commenters here making comments like; "...hypocrisy, had it coming, turnabout is fair play..." Yeah I think most everyone associated with the current Administration are morons (sorry morons out there) but, I agree with Peter's main message of ... loss of any American strength is BAD ... especially in these times (paraphrased)!

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Rick Beall · March 31, 2026

Of course this is totally predictable, the interesting thing is watching the Trump administration ignore it.

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Murray · March 31, 2026

Unlike the USA providing targeting information for Ukrainian drones - actually killing Russian soldiers - for four years? Unlike US AWACS aircraft flying over the western borders of Ukraine - "protecting" NATO nations of course. To be clear, I am very pleased that they do so - but I find this crying hard done by - by Peter and sundry other US pundits to be hypocrisy. It is just fine and dandy that you provide similar intelligence to Russia's enemies - but cry foul when they do it to you? Really? What did you all expect?

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D.S. · March 31, 2026

We expected the administration of the United States of America, to respond to Russia helping Iran. We don’t expect the United States administration to act like an FSB agent. But collectively, 47 administration absolutely are operating as if they work for Vladimir Putin in the FSB. We’re calling out the hypocrisy of the United States administration 47. I think that was a massive swing and a massive mess on your part.

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Harley Barber · March 31, 2026

Echo of that Uke drone swarm out of shipping containers a while back that hit a bunch of Russian planes.

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Mark Ruckman · March 31, 2026

A little balance - what are the odds the US Govt has provided targeting info to Ukraine for Russian military assets? If we are going to be upset maybe we need to look at our own actions first.

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El Goofo · March 31, 2026

So? The US (and Russia) made a security guarantee to Ukraine. The US has barely honored it. Russia has outright violated it. You're making a false equivalency here.

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Madust · March 31, 2026

Pro-Russian in this case. Attacked for no reason, eat the consequences

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Slug Forcontacts · March 31, 2026

While we're thinking magical thinks, I wonder how the karma from all this will fall out. I didn't think I'd ever be interested in more than my own household, but this stuff is finally starting to embarrass even me. "Sheeple" is starting to feel more and more usable as a frame for what I think about what I see. 🤦‍♂️

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HippoPigaMoose · March 31, 2026

It's a flaw of human psychology in general, not one side or the other...I pity da fools, but also think it's dumb to hate or despise them, for they know not what they do.

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Aldo · March 31, 2026

Arguing for Putin using moral equivalence? Duly noted.

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Matthew Munro · March 31, 2026

The Blackmail videos that the Russians have (and that (Mossad tricked out of the FSB ) have created a mess!

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0th dimension · March 31, 2026

I'm sorry but it is not insightful to say, because X happens, haven't we been doing X, too? This is playground ethics in an analyst channel

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HippoPigaMoose · March 31, 2026

I mean considering we've been doing the exact same thing in Ukraine for the past 4 years I don't know how it crosses any lines...it's a terrible development, but an expected one.

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Mikey · March 31, 2026

False equivalency. The context is much different.

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Art · March 31, 2026

Some US commanders heads will roll for this. Before and after sat photos show multi-engine US aircraft lined up on the tarmac like ducks in a shooting gallery. No revetments, minimal spacing. Idiots!

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HippoPigaMoose · March 31, 2026

Yeah, it's almost like someone was bound to make a bunch of money on polymarket and in replacement contacts...

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Aldo · March 31, 2026

Does this reach the threshold of treason? You decide.

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0th dimension · March 31, 2026

I'm not a lawyer, I'm a playground recess monitor. I make sure kids know when they get hit with the ball and cry, didn't they hit the other kids in dodgeball? BBOOOOMM..TRUTH NUKE

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Jim · March 31, 2026

Didn’t we give that type of information to Ukraine? No surprise…

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Mikey · March 31, 2026

False equivalency. Context matters

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Mark Scheithe · March 31, 2026

What a waste of money to keep Trump out of jail.

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bruce irvine · March 31, 2026

Iran and Russia have been in bed with each other. What else would you expect? Maybe we just accidentally sink every Russian ballistic missile sub possible? Where does the tit for tat end? On the Road?

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Tim Robertson · March 31, 2026

Many more strikes against US to come with assistance from Russia. Who knew?

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Chris Pinzon · March 31, 2026

Maybe Trump will change his mind and side against the Russians...

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Michael · April 1, 2026

He MIGHT take some minor actions against Russia, but after one phone call from Putin he will fall back in line and take some other measures that will benefit Russia.

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oldwhiteguy · March 31, 2026

The Ukrainians use a network of old cell phones backed by AI to detect incoming planes and drones. - Here is Pete Seeger - https://www.google.com/search?q=song+from+vietnam+war+the+big+fool+says+push+on&oq=song+from+vietnam+war+the+big+fool+says+push+on&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRirAjIHCAMQIRiPAjIHCAQQIRiPAtIBCTI5ODk4ajFqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:df913ef0,vid:lxg5L9-Pg9I,st:0

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Jack S · March 31, 2026

Whilst I kind of appreciate this severity of the situation, is this really any difference to what the USA and Europe have been doing for Ukraine?

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Connor Schmid · March 31, 2026

Not morally equivalent. Russia’s war in Ukraine isn’t just conventional fighting, it includes a pattern of state-backed war crimes: deliberate strikes on civilian infrastructure, forced deportations, torture in occupied areas, and the organized removal of Ukrainian children to be “re-educated” and absorbed into Russia. That last one alone has been called a crime against humanity

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ohthepain · March 31, 2026

It sucks when ur president is siding with the enemy.

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Kowalski from Nebraska · March 31, 2026

I swear in two months it’s going to be the US Army and Marines are now digging trenches along the Iraqi Iranian border to stop a ground defensive from sweeping across the Arib states

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0th dimension · March 31, 2026

Tactically doubtful from both sides. The US is not into digging, the Iraq/Iran border would be strategically pointless, and they can't project any advance into the P. Gulf. They're dug into their defensive tunnels and positions, which hold their supplies, and the problem is they're exposed to resupply unless some mega tunnel was missed by the CIA

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DrBeevo · March 31, 2026

Of course the U.S. is having issues with getting more interceptors. Hegseth signed off on a defense policy that mandates every small contractor pay up to 100k for "cybersecurity" to be eligible to bid on most manufacturing contracts, policy is CMMC 2.0. Mind you, all large contractors get their parts from small shops, and only 1k companies are certified, 80k need to be certified, and only 100 companies can certify. DoW only gave a year for everyone to get certified.

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Connor Schmid · March 31, 2026

Hegseth is what happens when someone watches the movie starship troopers and doesn’t realize it’s satire.

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ColKlink · March 31, 2026

This "war" was totally unnecessary. Yes Iran has been a pain in the ass for decades but it's economic harm was sporadic and limited. Our attack on them has put them on death ground and therefore nothing is off the table. With Russia supplying them with data their damage potential is much greater. Should we put boots on the ground there is a good possibility of a bloodbath. We simply don't have enough to do any meaningful strategic impact. A few thousand marines and airborne will do nothing other than provide easy targets for the Iranians. But hey, we call it the War Department now so that will make all the difference, right...? :(

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0th dimension · March 31, 2026

They aren't on Death Ground, they are negotiating, sort of, even if its couched in claims of retributive Kamikaze attacks forever.

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oneday · March 31, 2026

We are kicking their ass and the admin isn’t saying much about anything. Did you see the missile city at Isfahan that was detonated last night?

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Mikey · March 31, 2026

Successful bombing doesn't equal successful policy. We are bombing because of failed policy.

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MaryCrow37 · March 31, 2026

Time to watch the latest Puppet Regime from the UK, they seem to have a good handle on our global rulers' relationship dynamics!

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Simas Radevicius · March 31, 2026

I don't understand why this is unexpected... US has literally been doing that (and more actually) for the past 4 years in Ukraine. We are about to have two major powers catching up on proxy wars.

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nathaniel House · March 31, 2026

Agree. This should be 100% expected.

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Paul R. Anderson · March 31, 2026

Time to take down their satelites

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0th dimension · March 31, 2026

Never been done cleanly. The majority of satellites that would be affected by debris are US

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OleCuss · March 31, 2026

I'm not sure there is no response - and the E-3 attack may have been a sort of response to what we may have done. I'd note that Ukraine has recently hit some very important parts of the Russian oil infrastructure and that we saw that after we were told Russia was supplying targeting data to Iran. In the past the USA has been known to block Ukraine from targeting similar infrastructure targets. So it is possible Trump punished Russia for supplying targeting data to Iran by giving Ukraine permission (and maybe targeting data) to hit places like Ust Luga - and the E-3 targeting/attack may have been a response for that. Could we see further escalation?

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MaryCrow37 · March 31, 2026

Interesting!

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Freebeard · March 31, 2026

This was the most predictable escalation of events in the world. I bet Russia has been spoiling to engage in a full blown proxy war with the US for years now due to our involvement in Ukraine. It doesn't matter that Trump has largely withdrawn much of that support. He just happened to be the most useful of idiots to have walked right into Putin's trap. If I didn't know any better, I would say Putin was a silent instigator behind this entire war.

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Rob Kandell · March 31, 2026

I’m sure this will be taken seriously as soon as Pete Hegseth sobers up.

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Christopher · March 31, 2026

Caroline Leavitt (WH press secretary) ducked the question totally with her usual style...

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2-Bit Jesus · March 31, 2026

For more context on events like this, I’d recommend looking into analysts like Ryan Macbeth, who tend to break down tactics and sources in more detail. That said, one thing that stands out is how much modern warfare—especially from Ukraine—has emphasized drone and missile threats. If those lessons weren’t fully applied here, that’s something worth examining. At the same time, we don’t have full visibility into what actually happened or what constraints were in place. What does seem clear is that any successful strike on a U.S.-linked facility should trigger a serious review—both to understand what went wrong and to reduce the chances of it happening again.

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David M3 · March 31, 2026

I love how either Republicans or Democrats play into the false dichotomy that one president or another makes a difference.

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Mikey · March 31, 2026

The difference is it happened under GOP control. Occam's razor

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Tigran Martirosyan · March 31, 2026

Well, many things in this administration weren’t taken seriously and war is just one of them. So we’re kind of adequate here..(and it is barely a year passed)

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Ryan Weiss · March 31, 2026

Seems positive to me. Trump can't pretending Russia isn't an enemy.

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Ed · March 31, 2026

You'd think so wouldn't you? But Trump is perfectly capable of claiming black is white and all/any forms of denying reality - he has been doing so routinely for years and it doesn't seem to have held him back from becoming POTUS. When will USA open it's eyes? Trump has been working for Putin all along - and doing a great job!

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richard tastad · March 31, 2026

Job security for the MIC.

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Ronald Welch · March 31, 2026

We have been giving Ukraine tactical information for year. Why is anyone surprised that Russia would return the favor???

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Freebeard · March 31, 2026

No one is surprised your dear leader was dumb enough to walk right into that trap.

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Anthony Gallagher · March 31, 2026

We are at the "find out stage" of why you don't have emotional man babies as the chief executive officer. I mean, imagine how worse it would have been if a woman was president. Right, right?

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0th dimension · March 31, 2026

Or an old guy on the world's best designer drugs for cognitive enhancement, with full blood and plasma exchange with his grandchildren's platelets... now, we can still get there with DJT but he sort of hates doctors.

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Wordsworth · March 31, 2026

I'm all for hitting back at the Russians but haven't we been providing the Ukrainians with exactly the same kind of assistance in hitting the Russians? Isn't the Russian action here just retribution for what we have been doing to them? Regardless, I would favor punishing them for this but maybe we should throttle the outrage.

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Mark Dixon · March 31, 2026

A nation betrayed by its leader... It's happened before elsewhere but I didn't pick the US as a likely victim of this problem. Until you-know-who came to power, twice.

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Ronald Welch · March 31, 2026

TDS much?

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Joe Ihrig · March 31, 2026

Okay well this information came out like a week ago. Why are we just now reporting on this here? I know we are in information blackout by our own government. But if you keep your eyes open you can watch other sources who are reporting accurately

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oneday · March 31, 2026

Amen. Have to actually look, but it’s out there.

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Uldis Zarins · March 31, 2026

who would have thought!

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Chris from the CLE · March 31, 2026

No point in asking Nero about this. He’ll just call the reporter “piggy” and talk about his ballroom.

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Weaverwerx · March 31, 2026

Somebody needs to ask "Russia's Girlfriend" what she thinks about this...

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Scott Sonnek · March 31, 2026

Every AWACS aircraft is a national treasure…

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David Amos · March 31, 2026

Glad to see you up and around Peter 👍.