Iran's security forces are facing renewed violence inside the country after an hours-long firefight erupted in Zahedan, raising new questions about Jaish al-Adl, Baluch militants and Iran's wider internal-security challenge. Max Afterburner breaks down who could be fighting Iranian forces, what is actually known about how armed opposition groups obtain weapons and intelligence, and why there is currently no verified evidence tying an outside power to the Zahedan attackers.
We also examine the latest activity at Iran's deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain site and the escalating Saudi-Houthi confrontation after aerial-threat warnings sounded around Riyadh and smoke appeared near King Khalid International Airport. In the Global Roundup: the Pentagon releases its sixth tranche of UAP files, the U.S.-Greenland-Denmark security agreement takes shape, and Mexico displays a mysterious long-range drone resembling Iran's Shahed-136.
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