September 14th, 2026: China Helped Iran Carry Out Strike That Killed 3 U.S. Troops & Russian Drone Strikes Near Poland
The episode of the President's Daily Brief, hosted by Mike Baker, examines escalating global security threats involving Iran, China, Russia, and Canada’s shifting geopolitical alignment. A central revelation is that Chinese satellite imagery may have directly enabled Iran’s deadly missile
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