U.S and Israeli Military Intervention to Liberate Iran-3

Kharg Island the Golden Gate: the U.S and Israeli Military intervention to Liberate Iran-2

Securing a strategic control of Kharg island will be a decisive victory for the U.S. and Israel to end the long decades of mayhem by the Islamic regime in Iran. At the same time, this exotic azure island—much like Iwo Jima and Okinawa to Japan—stands as the golden gateway to freedom for 90 million Iranians.

Achieving this transformation requires the United States to secure the island and establish it as a permanent military base.

This initiative promises immense, long-term benefits for the United States, Israel, the Iranian people, neighboring nations, and for the world.

A sustained U.S. military presence will be essential to rebuild the nation. This partnership will be critical to resurrecting Iran from five decades of suffering under the oppressive Islamic regime, heavily compromised by the influences of China and Russia.

The United States possesses the unique, empowering capabilities and the political and cultural exceptionalism that appeal profoundly to the Iranian people.
This influence has the potential to transform Iran, allowing it to rise from its current ashes to emerge as a vital regional partner— not only for Israel and neighboring countries, but ultimately as a premier ally for the United States.

 

 

Acknowledgment: Article by Catherine S. Schmidt, Director and Editor in Chief. 

 Image-1 Iran and Kharg Island ©U.S Europe World Affairs May 2026. 

U.S and Israel’s Military Intervention to Liberate Iran-1

In Honor of Armed Forces Day May 16, 2026

To Military Personnel in the U.S. Armed Forces.

You are the first line of defender, and the final beacon of hope in the World.

When darkness threatened to swallow whole continents—as it did across Europe and Asia in the horrifying hours of World War II,  it was the U.S Armed Forces who broke that darkness, and liberated millions.

And today, where nations under the heavy chains of tyranny, yearning for the breath of liberation—like those 90 million defiant in Iran, or elsewhere in the world where freedom is denied—

the name of the United States Armed Forces is whispered as the unshakeable promise for Freedom: the ultimate Defender, the true Liberator.

  May God bless, protect all of you in every mission you undertake.

 

Acknowledgments: Image, U.S flag ©U.S Army Europe and Africa. By Catherine S. Schmidt, Director and Editor in Chief. (Copyrighted material)

U.S. Army Europe and Africa-led Exercise SWORDS 26 with NATO

Led by U.S Army Europe and Africa, the multinational SWORD 26 is Army’s annual exercise previously executed as DEFENDER series, this year redesigned and planned to be conducted from late April into part of May 2026. 

While the exercise DEFENDER had its main objectives on the strategic deployment of U.S troops and rapid transportation of military logistics and equipment across the Atlantic to Europe.  

Sword 26 has a shift to more:

  • Operational lethality and in-place forces;
  • Integrating and deploying cutting-edge technology into modern combat field to increase operational efficiency.

Sword 26 stands as a transformative exercise to examine and solidify the highly advanced cutting-edge capabilities, inter alia, AI-enabled Command and Control (C2) systems, multi-domain integration and counter drone defense system for modern military battlefield. 

This shift aligns with the U.S. Army’s focus on warfighting modernization concept while supporting NATO’s broader transformational goals particularly on the Eastern Flank Deterrence Initiative (EFDI).

Across the High North, and the Baltic region, Sword 26 will take place in: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Norway, Poland. Sweden, Turkiye, and the United Kingdom. It brings over 15,500 elite personnel—consisting 6,000 U.S. troops with 9,500 military personnel from NATO.

Highlights of the Sword 26

  • Strengthening collective defense, security, and deterrence;
  • Assessing and operationalizing NATO’s regional plans particularly along the Eastern Flank;
  • Transitioning from traditional warfighting into next-generation combat technologies across all domains (land, air, sea, cyber, and space);
  • Leveraging the full spectrum of AI-driven tech for the drones, counter-UAS platforms to transform real-time data into the decisive insights which define mission success.

 

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