
Ryan Robertson
Investigative Reporter, Anchor and Producer at Straight Arrow News
Multimedia Consultant at pacificlife.com
Husband, Father, Journalist and fact teller. Contributor for @StraightArrow__ RT's aren't endorsements
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1 week ago |
san.com | Brett Baker |Jake Larsen |Mathew Grisham |Ryan Robertson
As the saying goes, war is hell — but it’s also expensive. The conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate, driving up the costs. With every volley of missiles fired, sortie launched and bomb dropped, military operations are costing millions of dollars. One of the most significant expenses is Israel’s Iron Dome defense system. Experts estimate that when Iran fires a wave of missiles, the cost to intercept can range from tens of millions to $200 million a day.
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1 week ago |
san.com | Jake Larsen |Matt Bishop |Ryan Robertson
When Israeli jets launched a sweeping preemptive strike on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, the United States initially insisted its ally had acted alone. But in the days since, U.S. military movements and official rhetoric suggest a rapid and significant shift that aligns America more directly with Israel’s goals in the region. Israel said it had no choice but to act, claiming Tehran was dangerously close to acquiring a nuclear weapon.
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2 weeks ago |
san.com | Matt Bishop |Ryan Robertson
In a stealthy, first-of-its-kind mission beneath European waters, the U.S. Navy successfully launched and recovered an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) from a submerged submarine, all without a single diver in the water. The operation, carried out by the Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Delaware (SSN 791), marked the first-ever forward-deployed torpedo tube launch and recovery of an autonomous UUV to complete a tactical objective.
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2 weeks ago |
san.com | Ally Heath |Cole Lauterbach |Jake Larsen |Ryan Robertson
U.S. Central Command, known as CENTCOM, prepared a range of military responses if ongoing nuclear negotiations with Iran break down, Gen. Michael “Erik” Kurilla confirmed during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday, June 10. Kurilla told lawmakers he had provided both President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth with multiple options if Iran does not give up its enrichment program, according to Reuters.
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2 weeks ago |
san.com | Matt Bishop |Ryan Robertson
[Ryan Robertson]PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP FEDERALIZED 2,000 CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIERS IN THE WAKE OF THE ANTI-ICE PROTESTS IN CALIFORNIA. BUT AS THE U-S CONSTITUTION MAKES ABUNDANTLY CLEAR, SOLDIERS ARE NOT COPS. PRESIDENT TRUMP DEPLOYED THE TROOPS UNDER TITLE X OF THE U-S CODE…WHICH IS THE SAME AUTHORITY THE PRESIDENT WOULD USE IF DEPLOYING THOSE SAME SOLDIERS OVER SEAS.
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