Analysis & Reports
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Elbit's Orders Accumulate to $30.2 Billion in 2026, Revealing the Limits of Israeli Export Power
Elbit Systems announced a backlog of $30.2 billion in military orders, reflecting a growing demand for advanced weaponry in the Middle East. The company reported Q1 2026 revenues of $2.19 billion, with a significant portion of orders coming from international clients. Concurrently, the U.S. approved $8.6 billion in arms sales to Israel and Gulf states, indicating a strategic shift in regional defense procurement.
Ahmed Al-RashidTue May 26 2026Loading...Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Claims to Have Shot Down a U.S. Military Drone
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps shot down a U.S. military MQ-9 Reaper drone in Iranian airspace over the Persian Gulf on May 26.

U.S. jets sink two Iranian boats caught laying mines in the Hormuz
U.S. jets eliminated two Iranian boats laying mines near Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz on May 25, resulting in the deaths of four Iranian naval personnel. The strikes were part of self-defense operations by U.S. Central Command, targeting both the boats and missile launch sites. This action occurred amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations, highlighting the continued military tensions in the region.

American Strikes on Iranian Missile Sites and Mine Boats in 2026 Reveal the Fragility of the Hormuz Agreement
U.S. Central Command conducted defensive strikes against Iranian missile launch sites and minesweeping boats in Southern Iran on May 25, 2026. This action occurred amid discussions about negotiations to open the Strait of Hormuz, underscoring the ongoing military tensions in the region. The strikes were aimed at protecting U.S. forces from Iranian threats, highlighting the complexities of military operations during diplomatic efforts.
Ahmed Al-RashidTue May 26 2026Loading...Israeli army claims to have killed a key figure in Hamas weapons production
The Israel Defense Forces conducted an airstrike on May 24 in the Gaza Strip, killing Muhammad Abu Malou, a key figure in Hamas's weapons production. The IDF reported that Abu Malou continued to manufacture weapons during the ceasefire, posing a threat to Israeli forces and civilians. The operation utilized aerial reconnaissance and precision-guided munitions.
U.S. Military Claims to Have Sunk Two Iranian Minesweepers in the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. military forces destroyed two Iranian minesweeping vessels in the Strait of Hormuz on May 25, 2023, and conducted airstrikes on an Iranian missile base in Abbas Port. Following these actions, Iranian Revolutionary Guard vessels were reportedly attacked by U.S. aircraft, leading to casualties. In retaliation, Iran fired upon U.S. naval vessels in the Oman Gulf, although the overall situation has since stabilized.
Foreign Media: The U.S. Is Overextending Its Future Combat Capabilities in the Conflict with Iran
The U.S. military is engaged in extensive operations in Iran, utilizing over 13,629 bombs and missiles as of mid-May 2023. At least 24 U.S. Navy ships are involved, facing significant equipment losses, including aircraft and drones. The ongoing conflict has severely depleted U.S. ammunition stockpiles, raising concerns about future military readiness and operational capabilities.
Israel's Drones Attack UAE Multiple Times, Aiming to Frame Iran
Iranian sources reported that Israel conducted multiple drone strikes against the United Arab Emirates in recent weeks, described as a false flag operation aimed at provoking the UAE and implicating Iran. The Israeli Armed Forces are believed to be behind these actions, but there has been no official response from Israel.

US forces strike Iranian boats, launch sites in Bandar Abbas
U.S. forces conducted self-defense strikes on Iranian missile launch sites and boats in Bandar Abbas on Monday night. The strikes were described by U.S. Central Command as necessary to protect troops from Iranian threats. Iranian media reported explosions in the area, but details on casualties or damage remain unclear. This marks the first direct U.S. strikes on Iran in weeks amid ongoing negotiations to end the conflict.
U.S. Military Claims to Launch "Defensive" Airstrikes, Iranian Media Says Current Situation is Calm
On May 25, 2023, U.S. Central Command conducted airstrikes on Iranian missile launch sites and minesweeping vessels in Abbas Port as a self-defense measure. Explosions were reported in the area, and Iranian fast boats were targeted, resulting in casualties. In retaliation, Iran fired upon U.S. naval vessels in the Oman Gulf. Despite these events, the overall situation remains calm according to reports.
Hezbollah Claims to Use Drones to Attack IDF Gathering Places
Hezbollah conducted a drone attack on an Israeli military gathering in Misgav Am on the evening of the 25th. The group claimed responsibility for the strike, but did not disclose any information regarding casualties or damage. Earlier, Israeli forces targeted Hezbollah infrastructure in the Bekaa Valley and other areas within Lebanon.
Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley Target Hezbollah Infrastructure
Israeli Defense Forces conducted airstrikes against Hezbollah infrastructure in the Bekaa Valley and other locations in southern Lebanon on the evening of the 25th. Local officials warned residents of potential escalation in conflict, prompting a shift to online education in affected areas. At least seven airstrikes were reported in the Bekaa Valley.
The Israeli army claims it is "in a state of war" on the Lebanon front.
Israeli Defense Forces are currently engaged in military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon, emphasizing a state of war on the Lebanese front. The IDF is targeting Hezbollah infrastructure and personnel, with considerations to expand military actions. Discussions with the U.S. regarding these operations are ongoing, reflecting heightened tensions in the region.
Israeli Army Claims to Have Killed a Key Hamas Intelligence Officer
Israeli Defense Forces killed a key Hamas intelligence officer, Muhammad Abu Marouh, during a precision strike in the central Gaza Strip on the 24th.
The Prime Minister Orders the Military to "Step on the Gas" to Strike Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered the military to intensify operations against Hezbollah, stating that over 600 militants have been killed recently. Israel conducted airstrikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in the Beqaa Valley and Tire, responding to over 1000 drone and 700 rocket attacks from Hezbollah in the past 8 days. The U.S. may support Israel in expanding military actions against Hezbollah.

British media: Netanyahu emphasizes to the US that Israel will maintain operational freedom to respond to threats on all fronts.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu asserted Israel's right to act against threats in Lebanon during a call with U.S. President Trump on the evening of the 23rd. Trump reaffirmed U.S. support for Israel's military operations. Concurrently, U.S. Secretary of State Rubio condemned Hezbollah's attempts to destabilize Lebanon, while Hezbollah's leader urged public protests against the Lebanese government in response to Israeli airstrikes and U.S. sanctions.
Qatar Confirms High-Level Iranian Delegation in Talks in Doha
An Iranian high-level delegation is participating in talks in Doha on May 25, 2023. The delegation includes the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament and the Foreign Minister, focusing on potential agreements with the U.S. Key discussion points involve the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's uranium stockpile, and frozen funds.
Iran's New Air Defense System Shoots Down a "Hostile" Drone
Iran shot down a hostile drone using the new Arash Archer air defense system over the Persian Gulf a few hours ago.

Saudi SKYWASP with a range of 1500 kilometers brings drone racing to Riyadh factories 2026
Saudi Arabia is developing the SkyWasp drone, capable of reaching 1500 kilometers, to enhance its military capabilities. This initiative, revealed on May 25, 2026, reflects a strategic shift towards local production and cost-effective military solutions, inspired by Iranian technology. The project aims to improve deterrence in the region and reduce dependence on U.S. defense systems.
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Patriot Missile Under One Million Dollars Reveals Qatar and Gulf's Defense Predicament in 2026
The U.S. requested a new air defense missile system under $1 million on May 15, 2026, to address the high costs of existing interceptors like the PAC-3 MSE. This procurement aims to enhance Qatar's defense capabilities amid rising threats in the Gulf region. The report emphasizes the need for more sustainable defense solutions as current systems are deemed unsustainable against mixed threats from Iran.
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