Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Pallado of Mediamonicay.com. What there was was an exchange of information.

We have got that story plus the last rock rebel, the revenge of Morrissey.

But first, U.S. launched kamikaze drones against Iran, grabbing this first story from Zero Hedge.

In the first 72 hours of Operation Epstein Fury, U.S. forces conducted more than 1,700 strikes

across Iran on high-value IRGC military assets and leadership. Notably, U.S. Central Command indicated

the operation also marked the first combat use by the military of one-way kamikaze drones, a newly added capability.

Now, this is really something, James.

I'll jump now to the register, which of course always means we'll get a little more technical.

U.S. struck Iran with copies of its own drones.

The Pentagon, the pentagrams I like to call, it has confirmed that the U.S.

forces struck Iranian targets using weapons that are copies of Iran's own Shahid 136 suicide

drones. When Operation Epic Fury began on the morning up February 28th, involved in the action

was Task Force Scorpion Strike, the U.S. military's first one-way

attack drone squadron based in the Middle East. U.S. Sentcom, part of the Department of War,

responsible for directing military operations across the Middle East and South Central Asia,

disclosed the unit's involvement in a press release.

The first hours of the operation included precise munitions launched from air, land, and sea. Additionally, Sentcom's Task Force Scorpion Strike, which is actually difficult to say,

employed low cost, because that's the most important way to kill, one-way attack drones

for the first time in combat it stated.

Task for Scorpion Strike TFSS was only announced in December when it was said to have formed up

with a squadron of low-cost unmanned combat attack system, Lucas drones.

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