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When a president demands loyalty to himself rather than to the Constitution, he breaks the pact that underpins American civil-military relations—and leaves the military with an impossible choice.
Beneath the corrugated shadows of the Taji Market, where farmers and fanatics shared the same dust, we moved—alert, measured, and unwilling to let the chaos define us.
To preserve peace, Israel must be given the freedom to fight—and the United States must stop pretending that diplomacy alone can stop a regime built on terror and lies.
West Bank violence flares, Trump defends Iran strike, and more. Welcome to Thursday, June 26, 2025. This is your SOFREP Morning Brief.
Oil drops despite Iran strike, Gaza toll climbs, and Congress moves to ban Chinese AI. Here’s tonight’s brief for June 25, 2025.
If Hezbollah’s grip on Lebanon finally breaks, it won’t just redraw maps in the Middle East—it could rewrite the calculus of American security, from Beirut to your local gas pump.
Brandon Webb’s life reads like a classified op with footnotes in blood and saltwater—equal parts sniper, author, surf rat, and entrepreneurial insurgent.
Somewhere between Cold War nostalgia and modern drone warfare, an aging Iranian F-5E met its fiery end on a Dezful runway—proof that in the Middle East, even museum pieces still get shot at.
When the mission calls for shutting down a nuclear nightmare before it starts, the Army’s Nuclear Disablement Teams are the specialized warfighters slipping in through the back door with brains, guts, guns, and a Geiger counter.
Intel contradicts Trump on Iran strike and Iran executes spies as ceasefire with Israel faces new pressure. Morning brief for June 25, 2025.
Israel-Iran ceasefire wobbles, Gaza toll soars, and NATO backs 5% defense goal. Welcome to your Tuesday Evening Brief for June 24, 2025.
If generals can wreck billion-dollar programs and still ride off into quiet retirement, then accountability in the Pentagon is little more than a myth.