>American Airlines has suspended flights to Qatar's capital Doha, and United Airlines has suspended its daily flight to Dubai in the UAE due to the security situation in the region
>Kan News reports Israel prepares to carry out severe retaliation for Iranian missile attack on hospital - I think we see Imam Hussein University on the basis it has links to IRGC and some links to the nuclear scientists
>NBC report that CIA Director John Ratcliffe said in a security meeting with Trump that Iran is ‘very close to obtaining nuclear weapons’. Ratcliffe's comments contradict the official position of US intelligence and DONI Tulsi Gabbard
>The Guardian reports Israel killed 21 out of 22 senior military figures in the first 24 hour, and has killed 10 out of 12 top nuclear scientists
>General Majid Khademi has been named the new head of the IRGC Intelligence Bureau, replacing General Kazemi, killed in the offensive
Lets see how long he lasts

I wonder just how hard Israel will go to repay that hospital strike- whether they'll stick to military targets or go in hard for retaliation and take out some big civilian infrastructure etc?

Also been thinking about the B-2 situation and the implications of the UK-Mauritius deal;

>In accordance with this Agreement and with reference to Article 2(5) and Annex 2, in respect of Diego Garcia, Mauritius agrees the United Kingdom shall have:
a. unrestricted access, basing and overflight for United Kingdom and United States of America aircraft and vessels to enter into the sea and airspace of Diego Garcia;
b. unrestricted ability to:
i. control the conduct and deployment of armed operations and lethal capabilities;

2. As to paragraph 1(b)(i) of this Annex, the United Kingdom agrees to expeditiously inform Mauritius of any armed attack on a third State directly emanating from the Base on Diego Garcia.

...so if the US decides to go ahead with the strikes, they'll have to tell the UK, who will have to let Mauritius know before it happens??