Morning Wire Intensified Strikes Hammer Iran & Cuba’s Final Chapter? | 3.11.26
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Mar 11, 2026 
Cabot Phillips, Daily Wire live reporter who filed on‑the‑ground updates in Iran, describes intensified U.S. strikes and regional responses. He breaks down reported objectives, alleged foreign intelligence sharing, and maritime risks. He also touches on related talks with local groups and implications for shipping lanes and security.
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U.S. Intensified Strikes Aim To Cripple Iran’s Key Capabilities
- The U.S. escalated strikes to target Iran's missiles, navy, and military-industrial base as a unified strategy.
- Cabot Phillips reports Day 10 saw the most fighters and bombers used, aiming to neuter ballistic missiles, proxies, and nuclear sites.
Russian Intelligence Sharing Would Escalate And Prolong The Conflict
- Russia likely sharing intelligence with Iran risks prolonging conflict and raising costs for all involved.
- Retired Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmett warned quid pro quo intelligence tradeoffs could extend the war and harm Russian interests too.
U.S. Declines Rebel Ground Offensive Option Against Iran
- The U.S. considered but rejected partnering with regional rebel forces to invade Iran, preferring direct strikes.
- Reports said the CIA discussed arming Kurdish and anti-Iran groups, but President Trump vetoed ground incursions.