How Targeting Defined the Gulf Conflict Trajectory
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How Targeting Defined the Gulf Conflict Trajectory
On February 28, 2026, the US and Israel launched a large-scale joint operation against Iran. Codenamed Operation Epic Fury, the campaign targeted Iran’s top leadership, military infrastructure, and conventional assets, and aimed at weakening the regime’s legitimacy, paving the way for the rival factions to replace it. The strikes resulted in the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, key commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Cor…
The Gulf Built Its AI Empire During Conflict, How Could Peace Change Things?
When drone strikes hit two AWS data centres in the UAE and one facility in Bahrain on 2 March 2026, and the IRGC published a list of 29 technology targets across the Gulf, the reasonable assumption was that the region’s AI ambitions would stall. Instead, the Gulf states forged ahead. With contracts finalised, chips secured and foundational infrastructure already in place, there was no turning back. Stargate UAE, the 1GW AI infrastructure cluster…
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