U.S Military Sends HUGE Warning

Welcome to your latest Strategic Spotlight

🌟 Top Story

1.The U.S Military SENDS ANOTHER WARNING  Even Larger U.S Force Enters The Middle East

The Pressing Question: Why Did The U.S Urgently Deploy Another Strike Group? U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has decided to deploy the USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier, to the Central Command area, which is the Middle East. Additionally, the USS Georgia, an Ohio-class submarine that can launch 150 land-attack missiles, is also being sent to the region.

What does this mean? It’s a clear warning to Iran. The U.S. is signaling that Iran should not attack Israel or any other regional partners, including U.S. military bases in the Middle East.

The U.S. has also announced a "force posture change," which we discussed in the last newsletter. This means that U.S. forces are shifting from a defensive stance to being ready for offensive actions if necessary.

🌍 Regional Focus

🗺️ Europe: UKRAINE

• The Zaphorizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine has been reported as being hit, which has led to a lot of false news online and in the media. Russia is claiming that Ukraine staged the attack on the plant, and Putin says that there will be no more peace talks because of this.

  However, experts have found that the cooling towers hit in the attack were not even in use and are not crucial for keeping radiation levels down. Many experts think this might be a trick by Russia to spread fear or to distract people from the fact that Ukraine has been making advances into Russian territory.

🔍 Special Reports

📊DID THE IRON DOME FAIL?

IRON DOME FAIL/SELECTIVE ENGAGEMENT

Recently, the Iron Dome was criticized for not intercepting a series of attacks from Hezbollah. While the Iron Dome has faced challenges before, it’s important to understand how it works. The system uses something called "selective engagement."

Here’s how it works: If a missile is heading toward an empty area, like the middle of the ocean, the Iron Dome won’t intercept it. But if a missile is heading toward a populated area, the Iron Dome will try to stop it.

So, when you see reports saying the Iron Dome failed, remember that it might be working as intended. It’s designed to protect people and important areas, not necessarily to intercept every single missile, especially if it’s heading for an open field

🔝 FUN FACT

Each MRE comes with a special heater packet that uses a chemical reaction to warm up the food without needing a stove or microwave. The heater contains a mixture of iron powder, salt, and water that, when combined, generates heat. This makes it possible for soldiers to enjoy a hot meal even in the field or on the go.

Best Regards,

Marcus Obeada,