A sampling of documents from the collection published today includes Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's readout of his Aug 1976 meeting with the Shah of Iran, in which Kissinger proposed a U.S. “buy back” of used fuel rods from Iran and said that a Iranian reprocessing program was unacceptable.

"Israel offers a sunny assessment of Trump's strikes on Iran. Unlike the US intel report, which said the strike likely only set the program back by "months," the Israelis say it has "set back Iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons by many years" (it does not provide details)" - John Hudson

Increased military spending in Europe would be a good thing. But doing it in this absurd way, just to placate the American leader (while shovelling money over to the US military-industrial complex), is counter-productive because it distracts from what should be done: freeing Europe from 🇺🇸dependence

"Separately, a senior U.S. official who asked for anonymity acknowledged that the B-2 attack on the Fordo site did not destroy the heavily fortified facility but severely damaged it." www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06...

Strategisch befürworten, wenn man wüsste was für eine Strategie dahinter steckt. Aktuell ja nur regime change.