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Secretary Hegseth’s message, though well-meaning, felt more like recycled political rhetoric than the authentic, forward-looking leadership our troops deserve.

Iran’s muted response to Operation Midnight Hammer shows a regime more concerned with survival and internal security than revolutionary posturing, revealing cracks in both its proxy network and its long-claimed mantle of regional power.

The GAO’s report confirms what military families already lived through firsthand—that TRANSCOM gambled billions on an untested contractor, covered up its failures, and left service members holding the bill while senior leaders escaped accountability.

New York dodged a telecom bullet this week when the Secret Service yanked the cord on a SIM farm big enough to strangle 9-1-1 and light the city on fire with chaos in minutes.

Pentagon eases flu shot rule, NORAD intercepts Russian jets, Ladakh unrest grows. Your SOFREP intel drop for Thursday, September 25, 2025.

Dallas ICE attack, Gaza strikes, Iran tensions, Zelenskyy warns of global arms race. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.

America isn’t losing its edge to Moscow or Beijing—it’s bleeding it out on the battlefield of bathroom debates and Twitter tantrums.

Trump’s sudden pledge that Ukraine can reclaim all occupied land is less a policy than a gamble—one that only matters if he backs it with steel, not slogans.

Gunfire shattered the morning calm outside Dallas’s ICE field office, leaving three wounded, a gunman dead, and a city bracing for answers that haven’t yet come.

The two-state solution cannot be seriously considered without acknowledging the corrosive role of Iran’s proxy militancy and the cycle of violence it sustains between Israelis and Palestinians.

USS America returns, UN rifts over Gaza, Haiti crackdown, Ragasa batters Asia. Your SOFREP intel drop for Wednesday, September 24, 2025.

Trump shifts on Ukraine, Gaza war escalates, Germany ramps up military plans. Here’s what’s making headlines this Tuesday evening.