Thursday, 04 June 2026

By Husam Dughman

Three months have now passed since Israel and the US launched military attacks against the Ayatollahs of Iran. The original purpose was to prevent the Ayatollah regime from developing nuclear capabilities. That made sense. The Ayatollahs had been trying for so long to develop nuclear weapons. Even before the Twelve-Day War of 2025, they had managed to enrich uranium by up to 60%, only 30% short of what would be needed to develop nuclear weapons, and considerably way beyond the 3.5% required for nuclear energy to be used for peaceful purposes. Combined with their genocidal intentions towards “infidels”, particularly Israel, and their deeply felt otherworldly aspirations, the Ayatollahs had posed an unprecedented danger to world peace and security.

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The Royal Navy has been showcasing to industrial partners and allies about how the fleet is transforming into a Hybrid Navy where crewed ships, submarines and cutting-edge autonomous systems combine to strengthen the UK’s warfighting capability at the Combined Naval Event.

This year’s event was unique as it’s the first time a serving First Sea Lord delivered a keynote speech.

General Sir Gwyn Jenkins updated the packed assembly about the Royal Navy’s progression during his first year in charge.

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