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Tehran Rejects Washington's Claims on Strait of Hormuz Re-opening

Tehran Rejects Washington's Claims on Strait of Hormuz Re-opening

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The Islamic Republic of Iran has rejected the US Treasury Sec. Bessent's and Donald Trump's claims that the Strait of Hormuz will open tomorrow (Wednesday 5th August 2026) under a new deal

Tehran affirmed that the Iran-Oman Hormuz negotiations, held without US participation, are instead aimed at establishing an "intermediate corridor" that will halt both the current Iran-controlled northern and US-backed southern routes, giving Iran as a coastal state fully protected sovereignty, interests, and national security, Press TV reported.


 "Trump has violated his commitments, and Iran is moving forward with its plan to establish arrangements in the Strait independently of US threats, and it will succeed." 

 "Iran does not shape its interests and priorities based on schedule or demands of Trump."


The agreement with Oman would grant Iran total sovereign authority over all inbound maritime traffic, with Oman's limited role being to clear outbound vessels but only after notifying Iranian officials, ensuring Iran retains visibility and the option to intervene

American President Donald Trump sets a new deadline, giving Iran until the end of today to finalize a Strait of Hormuz agreement with Oman or face "devastating air strikes," per Bloomberg.

Trump adds "I want to give them every last chance before decapitation... You'll find out today."


The agreement with Oman however would not be something that Trump wants, a senior Iranian official tells reporters it would grant Iran total sovereign authority over all inbound maritime traffic, and Oman would clear outbound vessels only after notifying Iranian officials, ensuring Iran retains visibility and the option to intervene.


An Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday talks with Oman over transit in the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing, according to state media


"Talks with Oman are “positive” at the technical and political levels", the spokesperson says


Talks are focused on designating safe inbound and outbound lanes in the strait, he added


Iran's Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile

As per the U.S. blockade against Iran.  American forces claimed they have redirected 45 commercial vessels, disabled 2 and boarded 2 to ensure compliance.


Tehran sources indicated that Iran's Armed Forces may soon Deploy their significant Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile arsenal against US Warships to Break the Naval Blockade.


These Iranian Missiles have not yet been Used in the current War.


All options to compelling Iran to American and Israeli terms in the needless aggression have failed to yield any positive results.

A Profile Picture 

The Islamic Republic of Iran has rejected the US Treasury Sec. Bessent's and Donald Trump's claims that the Strait of Hormuz will open tomorrow (Wednesday 5th August 2026) under a new deal

Tehran affirmed that the Iran-Oman Hormuz negotiations, held without US participation, are instead aimed at establishing an "intermediate corridor" that will halt both the current Iran-controlled northern and US-backed southern routes, giving Iran as a coastal state fully protected sovereignty, interests, and national security, Press TV reported.


 "Trump has violated his commitments, and Iran is moving forward with its plan to establish arrangements in the Strait independently of US threats, and it will succeed." 

 "Iran does not shape its interests and priorities based on schedule or demands of Trump."


The agreement with Oman would grant Iran total sovereign authority over all inbound maritime traffic, with Oman's limited role being to clear outbound vessels but only after notifying Iranian officials, ensuring Iran retains visibility and the option to intervene

American President Donald Trump sets a new deadline, giving Iran until the end of today to finalize a Strait of Hormuz agreement with Oman or face "devastating air strikes," per Bloomberg.

Trump adds "I want to give them every last chance before decapitation... You'll find out today."


The agreement with Oman however would not be something that Trump wants, a senior Iranian official tells reporters it would grant Iran total sovereign authority over all inbound maritime traffic, and Oman would clear outbound vessels only after notifying Iranian officials, ensuring Iran retains visibility and the option to intervene.


An Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday talks with Oman over transit in the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing, according to state media


"Talks with Oman are “positive” at the technical and political levels", the spokesperson says


Talks are focused on designating safe inbound and outbound lanes in the strait, he added


Iran's Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile

As per the U.S. blockade against Iran.  American forces claimed they have redirected 45 commercial vessels, disabled 2 and boarded 2 to ensure compliance.


Tehran sources indicated that Iran's Armed Forces may soon Deploy their significant Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile arsenal against US Warships to Break the Naval Blockade.


These Iranian Missiles have not yet been Used in the current War.


All options to compelling Iran to American and Israeli terms in the needless aggression have failed to yield any positive results.

Tehran has no deal or ceasefire with Trump as Pentagon Withdraws Forces from American Bases in Bahrain, Kuwait due to intensified Iranian Strikes

Tehran has no deal or ceasefire with Trump as Pentagon Withdraws Forces from American Bases in Bahrain, Kuwait due to intensified Iranian Strikes


The Islamic Republic of Iran has directly rejected President Trump's new claim that Tehran agreed to end its nuclear program and open the Strait of Hormuz as a "complete lie," saying it is a "desperate attempt to manipulate the market," per Iranian military officials to Mehr News.


Iran adds that it has not requested any halt to the planned attacks, and that it was purely Donald Trump who chose to stop them with false claims of a deal.

US president Donald Trump announced cancellation of the further military actions against Iranian Oil, electricity, nuclear sites and nation-wide strikes. 


US president claims that a deal with Iran has been agreed that's US-Iran has considered a new Ceasefire proposal in MoU.


Meanwhile, US CENTCOM warned Trump that US army unable to defend Israel and Middle East from Iranian large-wave of missiles and drones.


Every US threat will strengthen our military — Iranian MoD


Iran will use every threat from the United States to bolster its military preparedness, deterrence, and overall capabilities, Defense Minister Majid Ebn-e-Reza said on Sunday.


"Although the enemy's recent statements are part of psychological and cognitive warfare, we consider every threat real and take it seriously," he wrote on X


His comments followed US President Donald Trump's renewed threats of further strikes on Iran amid Washington's push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Informed Iranian Military Source states that the Strait of Hormuz remains Closed as long as the US continues its hostile Actions

Iran is still Reviewing the Proposal made by the US. There is no Final Deal yet for the Strait of Hormuz

 A sign that the Strait of Hormuz will Open will be when the US lifts its Naval Blockade of Iran.


To confirm shortage of interceptors as one of the major reason behind the so called ceasefire and the just called off planned US/Israel strikes against Iran, Pentagon has Withdrawn American Forces from their Bases in Bahrain and Kuwait due to intensified Iranian Strikes - FT


American Troops are Transferred to Israel and Europe


Coffins became part of US forces’ equipment — top Iranian commander


 “The Americans and their mercenaries have today realized deep in their souls that their coffins are part of their equipment in the region,” Major General Ali Abdollahi stated, emphasizing that attacks on Iran won’t go unanswered.


Iranian officials have repeatedly warned that the presence of US forces in the region would prompt retaliatory actions by the IRGC and the Axis of Resistance against host states.


During the US-Israeli war on Iran, the IRGC successfully targeted US military bases across the region, including the US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain and Kuwait’s Ahmad Al-Jaber Air Base, severely limiting Washington’s regional capabilities.


The Islamic Republic of Iran has directly rejected President Trump's new claim that Tehran agreed to end its nuclear program and open the Strait of Hormuz as a "complete lie," saying it is a "desperate attempt to manipulate the market," per Iranian military officials to Mehr News.


Iran adds that it has not requested any halt to the planned attacks, and that it was purely Donald Trump who chose to stop them with false claims of a deal.

US president Donald Trump announced cancellation of the further military actions against Iranian Oil, electricity, nuclear sites and nation-wide strikes. 


US president claims that a deal with Iran has been agreed that's US-Iran has considered a new Ceasefire proposal in MoU.


Meanwhile, US CENTCOM warned Trump that US army unable to defend Israel and Middle East from Iranian large-wave of missiles and drones.


Every US threat will strengthen our military — Iranian MoD


Iran will use every threat from the United States to bolster its military preparedness, deterrence, and overall capabilities, Defense Minister Majid Ebn-e-Reza said on Sunday.


"Although the enemy's recent statements are part of psychological and cognitive warfare, we consider every threat real and take it seriously," he wrote on X


His comments followed US President Donald Trump's renewed threats of further strikes on Iran amid Washington's push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Informed Iranian Military Source states that the Strait of Hormuz remains Closed as long as the US continues its hostile Actions

Iran is still Reviewing the Proposal made by the US. There is no Final Deal yet for the Strait of Hormuz

 A sign that the Strait of Hormuz will Open will be when the US lifts its Naval Blockade of Iran.


To confirm shortage of interceptors as one of the major reason behind the so called ceasefire and the just called off planned US/Israel strikes against Iran, Pentagon has Withdrawn American Forces from their Bases in Bahrain and Kuwait due to intensified Iranian Strikes - FT


American Troops are Transferred to Israel and Europe


Coffins became part of US forces’ equipment — top Iranian commander


 “The Americans and their mercenaries have today realized deep in their souls that their coffins are part of their equipment in the region,” Major General Ali Abdollahi stated, emphasizing that attacks on Iran won’t go unanswered.


Iranian officials have repeatedly warned that the presence of US forces in the region would prompt retaliatory actions by the IRGC and the Axis of Resistance against host states.


During the US-Israeli war on Iran, the IRGC successfully targeted US military bases across the region, including the US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain and Kuwait’s Ahmad Al-Jaber Air Base, severely limiting Washington’s regional capabilities.

Tension as US asks Citizens to vacate the Gulf region as escalations and fresh war with Iran are imminent

Tension as US asks Citizens to vacate the Gulf region as escalations and fresh war with Iran are imminent

United States and State of Israel are preparing for a final war with Iran. S asked citizens to consider leaving the middle east.


The chances of defeating asymptomatic Tehran is on odds.

A U.S. Army CH-47
Chinook helicopter
Tensions with Iran are at a “boiling point,” and US President Donald Trump is closer than ever to approving a significant strike, though no final decision has been made, N12 reported Saturday, citing an Israeli official.

The official said Israel had raised its alert level and was unsure whether Trump wanted it involved from the outset.

According to the report, intelligence presented to Trump included a limited, targeted strike on energy facilities that could significantly affect the Iranian public without triggering a broader rise in global energy prices.


Trump is about to issue the final orders for the massive attack on Iran, per Israeli Channel 13.

Israel has raised its military to maximum alert status this weekend as the US prepares to strike Iran, with Israeli officials saying tensions at their peak and the situation "on the brink of exploding," per Israeli Channel 12.


The U.S. military's top commander in Europe has directly warned the Pentagon he lacks the naval forces to keep defending Israel from Iranian missile attacks, according to The Washington Post, as Tehran warns it has prepared coordinated hypersonic missile strikes and drone swarms against Israel if the conflict escalates, per Gen. Alexus Grynkewich to WaPo.


The destroyers are equipped with SM-3 and SM-6 anti-ballistic missile interceptors, the main ship-based interceptors used against Iranian ballistic missiles aimed at Israel, and have been stretched by operations daily in the Mediterranean, Red Sea, and around Iran with major ammunition shortages and maintenance issues piling up due to the Iran war tempo.

This comes after Iran's ballistic missile attacks have already drained the Arab Dome from Patriot interceptors causing Trump's earlier halt on major escalation.


Without another destroyer in the eastern Mediterranean, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich warned he may have to prioritize defending the U.S. homeland over Israel.


Meanwhile, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem is urging Americans across the Middle East to consider leaving, warning of flight cancellations, airspace closures, and major travel disruptions as fears of a wider regional war intensify.


Confirmed sources are confirming that Iran has reduced the highly secure and secret base of the US intelligence agency CIA in Kuwait to ashes with a missile attack, in which at least fifty highly qualified CIA personnel have been burned to ashes. Since this attack, the US has stopped the attacks and is again seeking negotiations.


The United States has still not recovered from its surprise and confusion as to how Iran so successfully targeted a base that American officials themselves were unaware of.


An Israeli journalist has written that America is being badly beaten in the Middle East. Its strongest bases are being successfully withdrawn, and America is failing miserably to stop it. The bravery of the Iranians, the discipline of their forces, and the underground weapons stockpiles spread throughout Iran make Iran invincible.


Even Israel and the United States are unable to send troops into Iran together because both are convinced that if they do so, Iran will annihilate them.


Amidst the plans of US/Israel escalating war with Iran, Tehran has prepared a comprehensive plan to completely destroy the Middle East's energy infrastructure, a synchronized decapitation of the world's oil and gas supply, if the U.S. or Israel launches new strikes, per Tasnim News.

The target list includes:

· Saudi Arabia: Ghawar oil field (5%+ of world supply), Abqaiq & Khurais (7M+ bpd)

· UAE: Zakum field & Ruways refinery (1M+ bpd)

· Qatar: North Field & Ras Laffan (20% of global LNG trade)

· Kuwait: Burgan field (2M bpd)

· Bahrain: Sitrah refinery & Al-Mihaj

· Israel: Leviathan & Tamar gas fields


A senior Iranian security official said: "We have prepared a comprehensive plan to respond to any potential American recklessness" — recalling that during the 40-day war, Iran bombed Qatar's most important gas refinery, and Trump apologized on Truth Social.


The U.S. State Department has also sent out a security alert to diplomatic personnel across the gulf states, stating that ‘significant escalation’ with Iran could be expected in the near future.


The alert was issued to all U.S. missions and diplomatic staff in the following countries of the region:

UAE

 Qatar

 Oman

Iraq

Jordan

 Israel

 Kuwait

 Saudi Arabia

 Bahrain

 Egypt

Consequently, American citizens across the Gulf region have been asked to consider vacating the middle east.

United States and State of Israel are preparing for a final war with Iran. S asked citizens to consider leaving the middle east.


The chances of defeating asymptomatic Tehran is on odds.

A U.S. Army CH-47
Chinook helicopter
Tensions with Iran are at a “boiling point,” and US President Donald Trump is closer than ever to approving a significant strike, though no final decision has been made, N12 reported Saturday, citing an Israeli official.

The official said Israel had raised its alert level and was unsure whether Trump wanted it involved from the outset.

According to the report, intelligence presented to Trump included a limited, targeted strike on energy facilities that could significantly affect the Iranian public without triggering a broader rise in global energy prices.


Trump is about to issue the final orders for the massive attack on Iran, per Israeli Channel 13.

Israel has raised its military to maximum alert status this weekend as the US prepares to strike Iran, with Israeli officials saying tensions at their peak and the situation "on the brink of exploding," per Israeli Channel 12.


The U.S. military's top commander in Europe has directly warned the Pentagon he lacks the naval forces to keep defending Israel from Iranian missile attacks, according to The Washington Post, as Tehran warns it has prepared coordinated hypersonic missile strikes and drone swarms against Israel if the conflict escalates, per Gen. Alexus Grynkewich to WaPo.


The destroyers are equipped with SM-3 and SM-6 anti-ballistic missile interceptors, the main ship-based interceptors used against Iranian ballistic missiles aimed at Israel, and have been stretched by operations daily in the Mediterranean, Red Sea, and around Iran with major ammunition shortages and maintenance issues piling up due to the Iran war tempo.

This comes after Iran's ballistic missile attacks have already drained the Arab Dome from Patriot interceptors causing Trump's earlier halt on major escalation.


Without another destroyer in the eastern Mediterranean, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich warned he may have to prioritize defending the U.S. homeland over Israel.


Meanwhile, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem is urging Americans across the Middle East to consider leaving, warning of flight cancellations, airspace closures, and major travel disruptions as fears of a wider regional war intensify.


Confirmed sources are confirming that Iran has reduced the highly secure and secret base of the US intelligence agency CIA in Kuwait to ashes with a missile attack, in which at least fifty highly qualified CIA personnel have been burned to ashes. Since this attack, the US has stopped the attacks and is again seeking negotiations.


The United States has still not recovered from its surprise and confusion as to how Iran so successfully targeted a base that American officials themselves were unaware of.


An Israeli journalist has written that America is being badly beaten in the Middle East. Its strongest bases are being successfully withdrawn, and America is failing miserably to stop it. The bravery of the Iranians, the discipline of their forces, and the underground weapons stockpiles spread throughout Iran make Iran invincible.


Even Israel and the United States are unable to send troops into Iran together because both are convinced that if they do so, Iran will annihilate them.


Amidst the plans of US/Israel escalating war with Iran, Tehran has prepared a comprehensive plan to completely destroy the Middle East's energy infrastructure, a synchronized decapitation of the world's oil and gas supply, if the U.S. or Israel launches new strikes, per Tasnim News.

The target list includes:

· Saudi Arabia: Ghawar oil field (5%+ of world supply), Abqaiq & Khurais (7M+ bpd)

· UAE: Zakum field & Ruways refinery (1M+ bpd)

· Qatar: North Field & Ras Laffan (20% of global LNG trade)

· Kuwait: Burgan field (2M bpd)

· Bahrain: Sitrah refinery & Al-Mihaj

· Israel: Leviathan & Tamar gas fields


A senior Iranian security official said: "We have prepared a comprehensive plan to respond to any potential American recklessness" — recalling that during the 40-day war, Iran bombed Qatar's most important gas refinery, and Trump apologized on Truth Social.


The U.S. State Department has also sent out a security alert to diplomatic personnel across the gulf states, stating that ‘significant escalation’ with Iran could be expected in the near future.


The alert was issued to all U.S. missions and diplomatic staff in the following countries of the region:

UAE

 Qatar

 Oman

Iraq

Jordan

 Israel

 Kuwait

 Saudi Arabia

 Bahrain

 Egypt

Consequently, American citizens across the Gulf region have been asked to consider vacating the middle east.

Iran's IRGC claims they destroyed three F-35 jets, Donald Trump becomes agitated, lost his temper

Iran's IRGC claims they destroyed three F-35 jets, Donald Trump becomes agitated, lost his temper


In response to the attack on two residential homes on Qeshm Island, IRGC Aerospace Force fighters attacked the deployment ramp and maintenance hangar of the American enemy's F-35 fighter jets at Al-Azraq airbase in Jordan with several ballistic missiles.

Three F-35 aircraft were completely destroyed, significant damage was inflicted on three others, and several enemy officers along with technical and maintenance personnel were also killed. US Military denied it.

It also claimed to have struck the US Ali al-Salem airbase in Kuwait, destroying 2 drone hangars and a fuel tank serving military aircraft and helicopters.

IRGC confirmed that three members of Islamic forces were killed during US operation.

Tehran has consistently maintained that Iran neither request nor required ceasefire with the United States.

US President Donald Trump reportedly lost his temper during a security meeting, shouting and cursing out of frustration over the military options presented to him and the lack of progress toward a deal with Iran – NBC.

Iran may not send negotiators to Pakistan or Qatar, sources closed the Iranian Supreme leader said.

Citing a US official and people familiar with the matter, NBC News reported on Wednesday that Trump “exploded” during a recent meeting with his top national security officials “yelling expletives” to express his frustration over the lack of progress in the war.

The official said that despite public displays of satisfaction with how the military assault is going, neither the US president nor his aides are pleased with the status quo in the war.

Trump’s aides cannot agree on a path forward, the official added. “After all this time, there is no unity.”

Meanwhile, two other people familiar with the White House discussions said that Trump has become increasingly frustrated with Tehran-Washington negotiations.

“The president is exasperated,” a Trump ally who has spoken with Trump in recent weeks said.

“I don’t think he believed it was going to be this difficult to get the Iranians to agree to a deal. There was not a real strategy for how long or what they should do to get to the endpoint,” the Trump ally noted. “He did not intend this to be a long, drawn-out war.”

However, Iran intensifies diplomacy with other countries within and outside the Gulf region to deny United States of military use of their bases for aggression against Tehran.


Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Cypriot counterpart Constantinos Kombos held a phone call on Thursday to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments.

Araghchi stressed the need to prevent any misuse of foreign bases in Cyprus for acts of aggression against Iran, citing the UN General Assembly's Definition of Aggression (Resolution 3314), which classifies providing territory for aggression against a third state as an act of aggression itself .

The Cypriot FM reaffirmed his country's commitment to the UN Charter and international law, stating that Cyprus has secured assurances from the UK that its bases on the island will not be used against any country, including Iran .

Iran promised retaliatory attacks against any military base used to attack Tehran in any country. Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, UAE, Qatar, Jordan are all witnessing Iranian ballistic missiles in the US military bases in their countries .


According to the Iran's foreign ministry,  Araghchi had also protested to his Bulgarian counterpart, Velislava Petrova-Chamova, over what Tehran described as Bulgaria's decision to allow the United States to station military aircraft at Bezmer Air Base in support of operations against Iran.

 Araghchi told Bulgarian FM that the reported decision was "condemnable, unacceptable and contrary to the traditional friendly relations between the two countries," and urged Sofia to reconsider it.

In response to the attack on two residential homes on Qeshm Island, IRGC Aerospace Force fighters attacked the deployment ramp and maintenance hangar of the American enemy's F-35 fighter jets at Al-Azraq airbase in Jordan with several ballistic missiles.

Three F-35 aircraft were completely destroyed, significant damage was inflicted on three others, and several enemy officers along with technical and maintenance personnel were also killed. US Military denied it.

It also claimed to have struck the US Ali al-Salem airbase in Kuwait, destroying 2 drone hangars and a fuel tank serving military aircraft and helicopters.

IRGC confirmed that three members of Islamic forces were killed during US operation.

Tehran has consistently maintained that Iran neither request nor required ceasefire with the United States.

US President Donald Trump reportedly lost his temper during a security meeting, shouting and cursing out of frustration over the military options presented to him and the lack of progress toward a deal with Iran – NBC.

Iran may not send negotiators to Pakistan or Qatar, sources closed the Iranian Supreme leader said.

Citing a US official and people familiar with the matter, NBC News reported on Wednesday that Trump “exploded” during a recent meeting with his top national security officials “yelling expletives” to express his frustration over the lack of progress in the war.

The official said that despite public displays of satisfaction with how the military assault is going, neither the US president nor his aides are pleased with the status quo in the war.

Trump’s aides cannot agree on a path forward, the official added. “After all this time, there is no unity.”

Meanwhile, two other people familiar with the White House discussions said that Trump has become increasingly frustrated with Tehran-Washington negotiations.

“The president is exasperated,” a Trump ally who has spoken with Trump in recent weeks said.

“I don’t think he believed it was going to be this difficult to get the Iranians to agree to a deal. There was not a real strategy for how long or what they should do to get to the endpoint,” the Trump ally noted. “He did not intend this to be a long, drawn-out war.”

However, Iran intensifies diplomacy with other countries within and outside the Gulf region to deny United States of military use of their bases for aggression against Tehran.


Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Cypriot counterpart Constantinos Kombos held a phone call on Thursday to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments.

Araghchi stressed the need to prevent any misuse of foreign bases in Cyprus for acts of aggression against Iran, citing the UN General Assembly's Definition of Aggression (Resolution 3314), which classifies providing territory for aggression against a third state as an act of aggression itself .

The Cypriot FM reaffirmed his country's commitment to the UN Charter and international law, stating that Cyprus has secured assurances from the UK that its bases on the island will not be used against any country, including Iran .

Iran promised retaliatory attacks against any military base used to attack Tehran in any country. Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, UAE, Qatar, Jordan are all witnessing Iranian ballistic missiles in the US military bases in their countries .


According to the Iran's foreign ministry,  Araghchi had also protested to his Bulgarian counterpart, Velislava Petrova-Chamova, over what Tehran described as Bulgaria's decision to allow the United States to station military aircraft at Bezmer Air Base in support of operations against Iran.

 Araghchi told Bulgarian FM that the reported decision was "condemnable, unacceptable and contrary to the traditional friendly relations between the two countries," and urged Sofia to reconsider it.

China sends a large number of missiles to Iran As Trump Promises full response to Iran's ballistic missiles attack against US military base in Jordan

China sends a large number of missiles to Iran As Trump Promises full response to Iran's ballistic missiles attack against US military base in Jordan

 


China sends a large number of missiles to Iran, according to a report by China Times on X claiming that China supports Iran under all circumstances.


Other source indicated that up to 16 Chinese military cargo planes landed in Iran in just 56 hours, marking the largest transfer ever recorded in such a short timeframe.

China states that the United States is the biggest source of chaos in the world and the greatest threat to international stability and peace.

Reuters reveals that Iran will soon secure its inaugural consignment of up to 400 China-manufactured shoulder-launched surface-to-air missiles, backed by a multi-million-dollar bilateral arms deal.

This Chinese supplies of weapons are suggesting of a planned coalition campaigns by American and NATO allies against Iran including a possible ground invasion.

Following the Iran's ballistic missiles operation targeting the US military base in Jordan, President Donald Trump told the reporters on Wednesday that the US will respond with full force.

US will “beat the fucking shit out of” Iran


“We’ll be hitting them hard,” Trump said

 Trump described Iran-backed militias in Iraq as a “cancer on the world”


The U.S. is also sanctioning Persian Gulf Marine Insurance Company and Hormuz Safe, two Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps linked entities extorting ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. will continue intensify pressure on Iran for threatening and attacking commercial vessels in the Strait.


U.S. intelligence has reportedly assessed that Iran’s latest attack on American positions in Jordan was intended to draw Washington back into a limited, low-intensity conflict rather than launch a surprise escalation.


The assessment suggests Tehran was seeking to recreate the pattern of controlled exchanges seen in recent weeks instead of triggering a broader regional war.


U.S. officials reportedly believe the attack was calibrated to provoke a measured American response while avoiding a full-scale confrontation.

 


China sends a large number of missiles to Iran, according to a report by China Times on X claiming that China supports Iran under all circumstances.


Other source indicated that up to 16 Chinese military cargo planes landed in Iran in just 56 hours, marking the largest transfer ever recorded in such a short timeframe.

China states that the United States is the biggest source of chaos in the world and the greatest threat to international stability and peace.

Reuters reveals that Iran will soon secure its inaugural consignment of up to 400 China-manufactured shoulder-launched surface-to-air missiles, backed by a multi-million-dollar bilateral arms deal.

This Chinese supplies of weapons are suggesting of a planned coalition campaigns by American and NATO allies against Iran including a possible ground invasion.

Following the Iran's ballistic missiles operation targeting the US military base in Jordan, President Donald Trump told the reporters on Wednesday that the US will respond with full force.

US will “beat the fucking shit out of” Iran


“We’ll be hitting them hard,” Trump said

 Trump described Iran-backed militias in Iraq as a “cancer on the world”


The U.S. is also sanctioning Persian Gulf Marine Insurance Company and Hormuz Safe, two Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps linked entities extorting ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. will continue intensify pressure on Iran for threatening and attacking commercial vessels in the Strait.


U.S. intelligence has reportedly assessed that Iran’s latest attack on American positions in Jordan was intended to draw Washington back into a limited, low-intensity conflict rather than launch a surprise escalation.


The assessment suggests Tehran was seeking to recreate the pattern of controlled exchanges seen in recent weeks instead of triggering a broader regional war.


U.S. officials reportedly believe the attack was calibrated to provoke a measured American response while avoiding a full-scale confrontation.

Video: Heated argument erupted inside Kuwait’s Parliament over Kuwaiti land, airspace, and waters used in US military operations against Iran

Video: Heated argument erupted inside Kuwait’s Parliament over Kuwaiti land, airspace, and waters used in US military operations against Iran


There was heated dispute erupted inside Kuwait’s Parliament over allegations that Kuwaiti land, airspace, and waters were used in U.S. operations against Iran.


 

Aside Kuwait, Jordan citizens are also coming to terms with others in the Gulf region that Hosting US bases endangers the country's security!  That the region will be better off by having the region take responsibility for its own security

"Hundreds of Jordanian political, legal and other figures signed an open petition last week calling for the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Jordan in a rare public challenge to the government."

“We maintain that their presence exposes Jordan to security, political, and economic risks and instabilities that serve no national interest and increases the likelihood of our country being dragged into a regional conflict to which it is not a party,” the petition said.


There was heated dispute erupted inside Kuwait’s Parliament over allegations that Kuwaiti land, airspace, and waters were used in U.S. operations against Iran.


 

Aside Kuwait, Jordan citizens are also coming to terms with others in the Gulf region that Hosting US bases endangers the country's security!  That the region will be better off by having the region take responsibility for its own security

"Hundreds of Jordanian political, legal and other figures signed an open petition last week calling for the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Jordan in a rare public challenge to the government."

“We maintain that their presence exposes Jordan to security, political, and economic risks and instabilities that serve no national interest and increases the likelihood of our country being dragged into a regional conflict to which it is not a party,” the petition said.

Trump: No deal, no mercy as Iran's Ballistic Missiles Hit American Military Base in Jordan

Trump: No deal, no mercy as Iran's Ballistic Missiles Hit American Military Base in Jordan


United States President Donald Trump has again declared that if there is no deal with Iran, there will be no mercy with Tehran.

Iran has ended it's retaliatory break and resumes ballistic missiles strikes against US military base in Jordan.

Trump warns Iran that if negotiations fail, America's next targets will be bridges and power plants. The pressure campaign is no longer about words—it's about overwhelming leverage.

The world is now watching Tehran's next move

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched multiple ballistic missiles toward US forces in the Middle East on Tuesday in what US Central Command described as an attempted surprise attack, adding that all missiles were intercepted.


“At 5:45 p.m. ET today, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces launched multiple ballistic missiles from Iran in an attempted surprise attack on U.S. forces based in the Middle East. All Iranian missiles were successfully intercepted. U.S. forces remain vigilant and at a high state of readiness,” CENTCOM posted on X.


Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it targeted a US air base and Central Command center in Jordan with ballistic missiles on Tuesday, according to IRGC-affiliated Fars News.


IRGC's Aerospace Force launched several ballistic missiles at the facilities in response to what it described as US actions against Iran, the report said.


"As long as threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran continue and the illegal and hostile actions of US forces against our interests persist, resistance will continue. The threats by US officials and illegal interventions against our interests must stop,” IRGC said.

Iran attacks on the Muwaffaq Salti Airbase in Jordan, with local media footage showing direct impacts.

CENTCOM claims all missiles were intercepted — but social media video shows smoke rising from alleged impact sites.


Though no US strikes in recent days, Iran has not agreed to any ceasefire since the US withdrew from talks. Iran says it retains the right to target US assets in the region.


It is believed that Iran resumed attacks against the US as the CENTCOM and Saudi Arabia are in the joint coalition strikes against the Tehran backed militias in Iraq.

CENTCOM and the Saudi Armed Forces conducted precision strikes in eastern Iraq, targeting what they described as "Iran-aligned terrorists" directed by the IRGC.

US and Saudi fighter aircrafts targeted logistics and weapons sites, CENTCOM announced. According to the CENTCOM, there have been over 30 drone attacks against the US forces in the last 72 hours.

United States President Donald Trump has again declared that if there is no deal with Iran, there will be no mercy with Tehran.

Iran has ended it's retaliatory break and resumes ballistic missiles strikes against US military base in Jordan.

Trump warns Iran that if negotiations fail, America's next targets will be bridges and power plants. The pressure campaign is no longer about words—it's about overwhelming leverage.

The world is now watching Tehran's next move

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched multiple ballistic missiles toward US forces in the Middle East on Tuesday in what US Central Command described as an attempted surprise attack, adding that all missiles were intercepted.


“At 5:45 p.m. ET today, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces launched multiple ballistic missiles from Iran in an attempted surprise attack on U.S. forces based in the Middle East. All Iranian missiles were successfully intercepted. U.S. forces remain vigilant and at a high state of readiness,” CENTCOM posted on X.


Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it targeted a US air base and Central Command center in Jordan with ballistic missiles on Tuesday, according to IRGC-affiliated Fars News.


IRGC's Aerospace Force launched several ballistic missiles at the facilities in response to what it described as US actions against Iran, the report said.


"As long as threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran continue and the illegal and hostile actions of US forces against our interests persist, resistance will continue. The threats by US officials and illegal interventions against our interests must stop,” IRGC said.

Iran attacks on the Muwaffaq Salti Airbase in Jordan, with local media footage showing direct impacts.

CENTCOM claims all missiles were intercepted — but social media video shows smoke rising from alleged impact sites.


Though no US strikes in recent days, Iran has not agreed to any ceasefire since the US withdrew from talks. Iran says it retains the right to target US assets in the region.


It is believed that Iran resumed attacks against the US as the CENTCOM and Saudi Arabia are in the joint coalition strikes against the Tehran backed militias in Iraq.

CENTCOM and the Saudi Armed Forces conducted precision strikes in eastern Iraq, targeting what they described as "Iran-aligned terrorists" directed by the IRGC.

US and Saudi fighter aircrafts targeted logistics and weapons sites, CENTCOM announced. According to the CENTCOM, there have been over 30 drone attacks against the US forces in the last 72 hours.

Attacks on Iranian Vessel in Caspian Sea: Ukrainian FM puts Blames on Russia as Tehran Demands Restitutions

Attacks on Iranian Vessel in Caspian Sea: Ukrainian FM puts Blames on Russia as Tehran Demands Restitutions


The Acting Foreign Minister of Ukraine Andrii Sybiha on Tuesday called Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abass Araghchi stating that Ukraine is not seeking escalation with Iran on the incident of Caspian Sea.

Andrii emphasis that Ukraine's goal is to counter Russian aggression, which is the root cause of the incident at the Caspian Sea, and it is Russia who bears full responsibility for all provocations and casualties.

According to the Iranian Foreign Minister, Ukrainian maintained that the attack on an Iranian ship was unintentional and Ukraine seeks no escalation. 

Araghchi said Iran does not seek escalation either, but made clear to Him that any attack on Iran's citizens or interests was unacceptable. There must be restitution for losses.


 "Was assured by Ukrainian FM @andrii_sybiha that the attack on an Iranian ship was unintentional and Ukraine seeks no escalation. "

"Iran does not seek escalation either, but made clear any attack on our citizens or interests is unacceptable. There must be restitution for losses."


Ukraine's FM in his words:

I called Iran’s Foreign Minister @araghchi for a frank conversation. Diplomacy is about direct conversation, even when it’s difficult. I stressed that our goal is to avoid unnecessary escalation.

I reiterated that all of Ukraine’s actions are aimed solely at defending our country from Russian aggression and never intended to target civilian vessels or people.

This is also true with regard to Iran’s statements about their national who died and a civilian vessel that was targeted in a recent incident. Our goal is to counter Russian aggression, which is the root cause of all incidents, and it is Russia who bears full responsibility for all provocations and casualties.

I emphasised the necessity to refrain from any escalatory steps, as well as to end any support for Russia’s war against Ukraine. This war is illegal and it must end.

Our position remains unchanged: Europe and the Middle East deserve stability, security, and peace.


 Merging Ukraine and Iran conflicts serves US and NATO strategic goals


Ukraine’s Caspian Sea strike reveals a trend toward the convergence of the Ukrainian and Iranian conflicts into a wider escalation says Alexander Stepanov, a military expert at the Institute of Law and National Security (RANEPA).


 These provocations are intended to elicit a retaliatory response from Iran and shape Western public opinion around the idea of a supposed “anti-Western alliance” being built by Russia and Iran

 The strategic aim is to widen the escalation zone, push it into a new phase, and facilitate the involvement of NATO countries under the guise of legal justification


 This includes efforts to damage key Eurasian transport and logistics routes, including the North-South Transport Corridor

 The Iran campaign has become strategically unacceptable for the US, that's why shifting focus, expanding escalation, and involving Europe serve its longer-term goals.


According to Sputnik quoting a former Pentagon senior security policy analyst Michael Maloof, Ukrainian Leaders' attempt to merge the Ukrainian and Iranian conflicts through a Caspian Sea strike came with impeccable timing – just ahead of Zelensky US visit, 


“Zelensky grabbed that as an opportunity for his very limited PR purpose of showing Washington and Europe that he’s a team player"


There are also “definite Israeli fingerprints all over this operation”: Zelensky “was put up to it” by the CIA and Mossad


But “if anything, these two conflicts are showing the limitations of US power projection" – the US is overextended, lacking the money and resources not only for military hardware but also for keeping energy markets in balance



The Acting Foreign Minister of Ukraine Andrii Sybiha on Tuesday called Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abass Araghchi stating that Ukraine is not seeking escalation with Iran on the incident of Caspian Sea.

Andrii emphasis that Ukraine's goal is to counter Russian aggression, which is the root cause of the incident at the Caspian Sea, and it is Russia who bears full responsibility for all provocations and casualties.

According to the Iranian Foreign Minister, Ukrainian maintained that the attack on an Iranian ship was unintentional and Ukraine seeks no escalation. 

Araghchi said Iran does not seek escalation either, but made clear to Him that any attack on Iran's citizens or interests was unacceptable. There must be restitution for losses.


 "Was assured by Ukrainian FM @andrii_sybiha that the attack on an Iranian ship was unintentional and Ukraine seeks no escalation. "

"Iran does not seek escalation either, but made clear any attack on our citizens or interests is unacceptable. There must be restitution for losses."


Ukraine's FM in his words:

I called Iran’s Foreign Minister @araghchi for a frank conversation. Diplomacy is about direct conversation, even when it’s difficult. I stressed that our goal is to avoid unnecessary escalation.

I reiterated that all of Ukraine’s actions are aimed solely at defending our country from Russian aggression and never intended to target civilian vessels or people.

This is also true with regard to Iran’s statements about their national who died and a civilian vessel that was targeted in a recent incident. Our goal is to counter Russian aggression, which is the root cause of all incidents, and it is Russia who bears full responsibility for all provocations and casualties.

I emphasised the necessity to refrain from any escalatory steps, as well as to end any support for Russia’s war against Ukraine. This war is illegal and it must end.

Our position remains unchanged: Europe and the Middle East deserve stability, security, and peace.


 Merging Ukraine and Iran conflicts serves US and NATO strategic goals


Ukraine’s Caspian Sea strike reveals a trend toward the convergence of the Ukrainian and Iranian conflicts into a wider escalation says Alexander Stepanov, a military expert at the Institute of Law and National Security (RANEPA).


 These provocations are intended to elicit a retaliatory response from Iran and shape Western public opinion around the idea of a supposed “anti-Western alliance” being built by Russia and Iran

 The strategic aim is to widen the escalation zone, push it into a new phase, and facilitate the involvement of NATO countries under the guise of legal justification


 This includes efforts to damage key Eurasian transport and logistics routes, including the North-South Transport Corridor

 The Iran campaign has become strategically unacceptable for the US, that's why shifting focus, expanding escalation, and involving Europe serve its longer-term goals.


According to Sputnik quoting a former Pentagon senior security policy analyst Michael Maloof, Ukrainian Leaders' attempt to merge the Ukrainian and Iranian conflicts through a Caspian Sea strike came with impeccable timing – just ahead of Zelensky US visit, 


“Zelensky grabbed that as an opportunity for his very limited PR purpose of showing Washington and Europe that he’s a team player"


There are also “definite Israeli fingerprints all over this operation”: Zelensky “was put up to it” by the CIA and Mossad


But “if anything, these two conflicts are showing the limitations of US power projection" – the US is overextended, lacking the money and resources not only for military hardware but also for keeping energy markets in balance


Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington DC for his 8th Trump meeting

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington DC for his 8th Trump meeting


The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington to discuss Iran, the Abraham Accords, and Lebanon with US President Donald Trump.


Netanyahu said that this will be his eighth meeting with Trump, which is more than he has had with any other world leader.

Some hours before meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Trump told Fox News that Netanyahu was publicly raising concerns about Iran’s “Pickaxe Mountain” to persuade him to remain engaged in the conflict. 


Trump said those discussions should have taken place privately, adding that Netanyahu should have spoken to him directly instead of “telling the world.”


The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington to discuss Iran, the Abraham Accords, and Lebanon with US President Donald Trump.


Netanyahu said that this will be his eighth meeting with Trump, which is more than he has had with any other world leader.

Some hours before meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Trump told Fox News that Netanyahu was publicly raising concerns about Iran’s “Pickaxe Mountain” to persuade him to remain engaged in the conflict. 


Trump said those discussions should have taken place privately, adding that Netanyahu should have spoken to him directly instead of “telling the world.”

Yemen's Houthis Struck Saudi Arabia's Southern Yanbu, uses to Bypass Strait of Hormuz by the Kingdom

Yemen's Houthis Struck Saudi Arabia's Southern Yanbu, uses to Bypass Strait of Hormuz by the Kingdom


Yemen's Houthis have Struck Saudi Arabia's Southern Yanbu Terminal, which the Kingdom uses to Bypass the Strait of Hormuz.

Fuel Depots can be seen Burning from King Fahd Road 


Saudi Arabia still has the Northern Yanbu Terminal for its Oil Exports


In another report, Saudi Arabia’s air defenses intercepted and destroyed drones coming from Iraq, the Kingdom’s defense ministry says in a statement


The drones attempted to target oil facilities in Saudi Arabia’s eastern region and Riyadh, according to the ministry


The ministry says the drones were launched from Iraqi territory by Iran-backed militias

Houthis have claimed responsibility for the drones  attacks.

On Monday, Yemen's Houthis announce multiple drone strikes on several targets and sensitive points in the supply and transport of crude oil from eastern Saudi Arabia to the Yanbu port, in response to Saudi drones breaching Yemeni airspace, per Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree.

This comes after today’s drone attacks on the Abqaiq oil refinery.


Both Jordan and Qatar have separately condemned the drone attacks against the Saudi Kingdom.

Qatar on Monday strongly condemned attempted drone attacks targeting oil facilities in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province and Riyadh regions, saying the drones were launched from Iraqi territory.

The attacks were a “flagrant violation of Saudi sovereignty and a threat to its security and stability and the safety of its lands,” Qatar’s Foreign Ministry said.

The ministry also described them as a breach of international law, the UN Charter and the principles of good neighborliness.

It said Qatar stood in full solidarity with Saudi Arabia and supported all legitimate measures taken by the kingdom to protect its sovereignty, security and territory.

According to a report, over the past 48 hours, the Yemeni armed forces have struck three Saudi oil tankers." 


Sixteen Saudi vessels had turned back, unable to transit the Houthi-controlled Bab al-Mandab Strait in the past six days, beginning July 20, it added


"Since Yemen imposed the blockade, not a single Saudi oil tanker has passed through the Strait in either direction," the source stated



The ban on Saudi shipping, imposed on July 20, remains in effect, according to the source



The Houthis announced the blockade in response to Saudi control over Yemen's airspace for 12 years, and after Sanaa airport was shelled as an Iranian plane carrying a Houthi delegation was landing



Yemen's Houthis have Struck Saudi Arabia's Southern Yanbu Terminal, which the Kingdom uses to Bypass the Strait of Hormuz.

Fuel Depots can be seen Burning from King Fahd Road 


Saudi Arabia still has the Northern Yanbu Terminal for its Oil Exports


In another report, Saudi Arabia’s air defenses intercepted and destroyed drones coming from Iraq, the Kingdom’s defense ministry says in a statement


The drones attempted to target oil facilities in Saudi Arabia’s eastern region and Riyadh, according to the ministry


The ministry says the drones were launched from Iraqi territory by Iran-backed militias

Houthis have claimed responsibility for the drones  attacks.

On Monday, Yemen's Houthis announce multiple drone strikes on several targets and sensitive points in the supply and transport of crude oil from eastern Saudi Arabia to the Yanbu port, in response to Saudi drones breaching Yemeni airspace, per Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree.

This comes after today’s drone attacks on the Abqaiq oil refinery.


Both Jordan and Qatar have separately condemned the drone attacks against the Saudi Kingdom.

Qatar on Monday strongly condemned attempted drone attacks targeting oil facilities in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province and Riyadh regions, saying the drones were launched from Iraqi territory.

The attacks were a “flagrant violation of Saudi sovereignty and a threat to its security and stability and the safety of its lands,” Qatar’s Foreign Ministry said.

The ministry also described them as a breach of international law, the UN Charter and the principles of good neighborliness.

It said Qatar stood in full solidarity with Saudi Arabia and supported all legitimate measures taken by the kingdom to protect its sovereignty, security and territory.

According to a report, over the past 48 hours, the Yemeni armed forces have struck three Saudi oil tankers." 


Sixteen Saudi vessels had turned back, unable to transit the Houthi-controlled Bab al-Mandab Strait in the past six days, beginning July 20, it added


"Since Yemen imposed the blockade, not a single Saudi oil tanker has passed through the Strait in either direction," the source stated



The ban on Saudi shipping, imposed on July 20, remains in effect, according to the source



The Houthis announced the blockade in response to Saudi control over Yemen's airspace for 12 years, and after Sanaa airport was shelled as an Iranian plane carrying a Houthi delegation was landing


Yemen's Houthis have launched a Ballistic Missile Strike on Saudi Arabia's Jazan region

Yemen's Houthis have launched a Ballistic Missile Strike on Saudi Arabia's Jazan region

 


Smoke is rising over Jazan, Saudi Arabia right now. There is a Big Oil Refinery in the Area

The ballistic missiles were reportedly launched from Yemen, though the Houthis have yet to formally claim the attack.

Iranian state media claims the target was a Saudi Aramco oil facility. Saudi authorities have not confirmed. If verified, this would be another direct hit on critical energy infrastructure in one of the most strategically vital regions on Earth says Val, Daniel

According to reports, Houthis have recently warned Saudi actions “will not go unanswered” 

The Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement warned that recent Saudi actions will not go unanswered, Tasnim reported, citing the group’s political bureau.




Below is a footage reportedly showing an oil terminal in ARAMCO oil refinery in Jazan, Saudi Arabia burning after Yemeni missile strikes.




Ansar Allah said the deterrence equation set by Yemen’s people, leadership and armed forces remains “clear and fixed.”


“Siege for siege, ports for ports, escalation for escalation,” the movement said, warning that continued aggression would only bring further losses for the aggressors.


According to Reuters citing Greek security sources, Saudi air defenses, reportedly operated by Greek personnel, intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen toward oil facilities in Yanbu.


The incident has drawn renewed attention to the role of foreign military personnel supporting Gulf air-defense operations, as Riyadh continues relying on international partnerships to protect key energy infrastructure from regional missile threats.


Earlier the Saudi led Coalition Joint Forces Command said the coalition carried out a “proportionate military response operation” in Yemen’s Hodeidah, adding that it will continue to take the necessary measures to protect ships.


United States is correctly pressuring Iran to stop the Houthisfrom further attacks against Saudi Arabia. US has not carried out strikes against Iran in the last 24 hours for the first time 


The US next attacks may be be the start of large scale strikes against Tehran or continue diplomacy through Pakistan to minimize exclamation in the region as Saudi is no longer exception.

 


Smoke is rising over Jazan, Saudi Arabia right now. There is a Big Oil Refinery in the Area

The ballistic missiles were reportedly launched from Yemen, though the Houthis have yet to formally claim the attack.

Iranian state media claims the target was a Saudi Aramco oil facility. Saudi authorities have not confirmed. If verified, this would be another direct hit on critical energy infrastructure in one of the most strategically vital regions on Earth says Val, Daniel

According to reports, Houthis have recently warned Saudi actions “will not go unanswered” 

The Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement warned that recent Saudi actions will not go unanswered, Tasnim reported, citing the group’s political bureau.




Below is a footage reportedly showing an oil terminal in ARAMCO oil refinery in Jazan, Saudi Arabia burning after Yemeni missile strikes.




Ansar Allah said the deterrence equation set by Yemen’s people, leadership and armed forces remains “clear and fixed.”


“Siege for siege, ports for ports, escalation for escalation,” the movement said, warning that continued aggression would only bring further losses for the aggressors.


According to Reuters citing Greek security sources, Saudi air defenses, reportedly operated by Greek personnel, intercepted two ballistic missiles launched from Yemen toward oil facilities in Yanbu.


The incident has drawn renewed attention to the role of foreign military personnel supporting Gulf air-defense operations, as Riyadh continues relying on international partnerships to protect key energy infrastructure from regional missile threats.


Earlier the Saudi led Coalition Joint Forces Command said the coalition carried out a “proportionate military response operation” in Yemen’s Hodeidah, adding that it will continue to take the necessary measures to protect ships.


United States is correctly pressuring Iran to stop the Houthisfrom further attacks against Saudi Arabia. US has not carried out strikes against Iran in the last 24 hours for the first time 


The US next attacks may be be the start of large scale strikes against Tehran or continue diplomacy through Pakistan to minimize exclamation in the region as Saudi is no longer exception.

Beijing Rejects Trump's Claims' Says China supports Iran in protecting its sovereignty, security, and national dignity

Beijing Rejects Trump's Claims' Says China supports Iran in protecting its sovereignty, security, and national dignity

Says Iran remains a “comprehensive strategic partner”  



China on Friday vehemently pushed back against President Trump’s claim that Chinese President Xi pledged Beijing would never provide weapons to Iran.


According to the reports, responding to the remarks, China’s Foreign Ministry reaffirmed that Iran remains a “comprehensive strategic partner” and said Beijing supports Iran in protecting its sovereignty, security, and national dignity.


The statement marks Beijing’s first public response to Trump’s assertion and underscores that China is maintaining its diplomatic backing for Tehran despite growing regional tensions as it's foreign ministry directly rejected Donald Trump's claim that Beijing pledged not to supply weapons to Iran, reaffirming its "strong support" for Tehran's sovereignty and security.


US President Donald Trump claimed Chinese President Xi and Russian President Putin told him China and Russia "would not, under any circumstances, give or sell weapons to Iran." Beijing's foreign ministry responded by declaring its support for Iran's "sovereignty, security, and national dignity" — a diplomatic posture that casts doubt on Trump's narrative.

China has previously dismissed reports of weapons transfers to Iran as "baseless smears."

Trump also denied selling weapons to Ukraine to fight Russia. The relationship between Moscow and Tehran can not be overemphasized.


Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday met Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov. 

Araghchi welcomed Russia’s “principled stance in firmly condemning the military aggression” of the US and Israel against Iran.

Says Iran remains a “comprehensive strategic partner”  



China on Friday vehemently pushed back against President Trump’s claim that Chinese President Xi pledged Beijing would never provide weapons to Iran.


According to the reports, responding to the remarks, China’s Foreign Ministry reaffirmed that Iran remains a “comprehensive strategic partner” and said Beijing supports Iran in protecting its sovereignty, security, and national dignity.


The statement marks Beijing’s first public response to Trump’s assertion and underscores that China is maintaining its diplomatic backing for Tehran despite growing regional tensions as it's foreign ministry directly rejected Donald Trump's claim that Beijing pledged not to supply weapons to Iran, reaffirming its "strong support" for Tehran's sovereignty and security.


US President Donald Trump claimed Chinese President Xi and Russian President Putin told him China and Russia "would not, under any circumstances, give or sell weapons to Iran." Beijing's foreign ministry responded by declaring its support for Iran's "sovereignty, security, and national dignity" — a diplomatic posture that casts doubt on Trump's narrative.

China has previously dismissed reports of weapons transfers to Iran as "baseless smears."

Trump also denied selling weapons to Ukraine to fight Russia. The relationship between Moscow and Tehran can not be overemphasized.


Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday met Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov. 

Araghchi welcomed Russia’s “principled stance in firmly condemning the military aggression” of the US and Israel against Iran.

US-Iran War: Trump lobbies Russian Putin, Chinese Xi Not to Sell Weapons To Tehran , Denied Selling Weapons To Ukraine

US-Iran War: Trump lobbies Russian Putin, Chinese Xi Not to Sell Weapons To Tehran , Denied Selling Weapons To Ukraine


The President of the United States Donald Trump on Friday said both the Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Chinese President Xi Jun ping have assumed him they will not sell weapons to the Iran.






Trump denied selling weapons to Ukraine, claiming the United States simply sells them to NATO countries.




He stated that he "has no idea how the weapons are distributed" after purchase.




In the same publication, the American president noted that neither Russia nor China supplies weapons to Iran.

President Trump said he takes at face value testimony from the leaders of China and Russia that they are not providing weapons to Iran or otherwise “participating” in its war with the United States and Israel.




The president’s defense, issued in a statement on his social media site Truth Social, comes after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told lawmakers that Russia and China are “enabling Iran.”




According to Trump, “President Xi, at our recent meeting in Beijing, China, told me that he would not, under any circumstances, give or sell Weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran — And that statement included Chinese Companies,” Trump wrote, referring to Chinese President Xi Jinping.




He Said, “Considering our relationship, I take him at his word and, besides, l am doing him very big favors, also. Likewise, President Putin … told me that he would not sell Weapons to Iran.”




“Therefore, two major Countries that people speak of often in terms of Iran are, in my opinion, not participating. If they did, it would be very bad for them — Certainly not in their best interests.” He said.




Iranian military and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have demonstrated resilient, bravery, courage and capabilities with a home grown technology in ballistic missiles productions that have become the nemesis and nightmare to the American forces and NATO allies alike.




As Britain has already gave in to Trump to use UK's military base against Iran, Bulgaria has also joined, allowing the United States to use it's air base against Tehran.




President Trump thanked Bulgaria’s Rumen Radev after the country’s parliament approved allowing the US military to use Bezmer Air Base in support of American operations amid the war with Iran.




“Thank you Prime Minister Radev!” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post, sharing a Newsmax report on the parliamentary vote despite Tehran’s warnings to Bulgaria.




Israel's IDF is expected to join in the coalition campaigns against Iran.


Sources confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a nearly 5-hour security cabinet meeting Saturday amid ongoing tensions with Iran.

Decision reached on the conditions to join the campaign; Israel is expected to join the campaign if Iran attacks Israel, if Washington requests it, and if the operation expands beyond tactical strikes around the Strait of Hormuz to include Iran's regime and nuclear program.




According to sources familiar with the discussions with Washington, Israel and the U.S. are fully aligned on the next phase.




Again, Netanyahu is expected to travel to Washington on Monday to meet President Trump on Tuesday, where the two are expected to coordinate their next steps.


Up to a hundred Refueling aircraft and lighter jets have been moved to Israel ahead of the planned major military onslaught against Iran.




Nothing justified the coalition war against Iran.

There was also a report that the UAE supplied targeting intelligence and flew defensive air cover for the strikes Kuwait and Bahrain carried out against Iran.




Bridges around Bandar Abbas area and power facilities in Kish Island were destroyed.




IRGC is warning civilians in Kuwait, the UAE and other countries in the Persian Gulf.




Their words: Stay at least 500 meters away from any building, hotel, base or location where U.S. soldiers are hiding.




The latest announcement from the head of Iran’s joint command also stated that for every single Iranian killed, they will kill one member of U.S. forces.




That means hotels. Residential buildings. Beaches. Malls. Multiple civilian locations are in serious danger.




America, the UK, Australia, Germany and France are telling their citizens to get out of the Middle East. Airports in the UAE and Kuwait could suffer shutdowns for months.




The Persian Military has warmed the UK with Khorramshahr-4 Intercontinental ballistic missiles, declaring RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia "legitimate targets" for hosting U.S. B-1 bombers, Tasnim News.




"The U.S. shifted to British bases after depleting cruise missile stocks. We warn the British monarchy not to burden its case further."




The Khorramshahr-4, used in the March 19 strike on Diego Garcia (3,800km away), could reach parts of the UK. Britain would have just 20 minutes warning — Mach 10.




The Donald Trump's war against Tehran is causing the whole world a lot of pains. For the Russia and China to allow Trump's planned demolition of Iran is to allow another Libya error or a repeat of Iraq blunders by the American led NATO imperialism.




Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and many other IRGC leaders have severally said Iran will not accept a ceasefire until its demands on the Strait of Hormuz are met, state TV reports


The President of the United States Donald Trump on Friday said both the Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Chinese President Xi Jun ping have assumed him they will not sell weapons to the Iran.






Trump denied selling weapons to Ukraine, claiming the United States simply sells them to NATO countries.




He stated that he "has no idea how the weapons are distributed" after purchase.




In the same publication, the American president noted that neither Russia nor China supplies weapons to Iran.

President Trump said he takes at face value testimony from the leaders of China and Russia that they are not providing weapons to Iran or otherwise “participating” in its war with the United States and Israel.




The president’s defense, issued in a statement on his social media site Truth Social, comes after Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth told lawmakers that Russia and China are “enabling Iran.”




According to Trump, “President Xi, at our recent meeting in Beijing, China, told me that he would not, under any circumstances, give or sell Weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran — And that statement included Chinese Companies,” Trump wrote, referring to Chinese President Xi Jinping.




He Said, “Considering our relationship, I take him at his word and, besides, l am doing him very big favors, also. Likewise, President Putin … told me that he would not sell Weapons to Iran.”




“Therefore, two major Countries that people speak of often in terms of Iran are, in my opinion, not participating. If they did, it would be very bad for them — Certainly not in their best interests.” He said.




Iranian military and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have demonstrated resilient, bravery, courage and capabilities with a home grown technology in ballistic missiles productions that have become the nemesis and nightmare to the American forces and NATO allies alike.




As Britain has already gave in to Trump to use UK's military base against Iran, Bulgaria has also joined, allowing the United States to use it's air base against Tehran.




President Trump thanked Bulgaria’s Rumen Radev after the country’s parliament approved allowing the US military to use Bezmer Air Base in support of American operations amid the war with Iran.




“Thank you Prime Minister Radev!” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post, sharing a Newsmax report on the parliamentary vote despite Tehran’s warnings to Bulgaria.




Israel's IDF is expected to join in the coalition campaigns against Iran.


Sources confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a nearly 5-hour security cabinet meeting Saturday amid ongoing tensions with Iran.

Decision reached on the conditions to join the campaign; Israel is expected to join the campaign if Iran attacks Israel, if Washington requests it, and if the operation expands beyond tactical strikes around the Strait of Hormuz to include Iran's regime and nuclear program.




According to sources familiar with the discussions with Washington, Israel and the U.S. are fully aligned on the next phase.




Again, Netanyahu is expected to travel to Washington on Monday to meet President Trump on Tuesday, where the two are expected to coordinate their next steps.


Up to a hundred Refueling aircraft and lighter jets have been moved to Israel ahead of the planned major military onslaught against Iran.




Nothing justified the coalition war against Iran.

There was also a report that the UAE supplied targeting intelligence and flew defensive air cover for the strikes Kuwait and Bahrain carried out against Iran.




Bridges around Bandar Abbas area and power facilities in Kish Island were destroyed.




IRGC is warning civilians in Kuwait, the UAE and other countries in the Persian Gulf.




Their words: Stay at least 500 meters away from any building, hotel, base or location where U.S. soldiers are hiding.




The latest announcement from the head of Iran’s joint command also stated that for every single Iranian killed, they will kill one member of U.S. forces.




That means hotels. Residential buildings. Beaches. Malls. Multiple civilian locations are in serious danger.




America, the UK, Australia, Germany and France are telling their citizens to get out of the Middle East. Airports in the UAE and Kuwait could suffer shutdowns for months.




The Persian Military has warmed the UK with Khorramshahr-4 Intercontinental ballistic missiles, declaring RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia "legitimate targets" for hosting U.S. B-1 bombers, Tasnim News.




"The U.S. shifted to British bases after depleting cruise missile stocks. We warn the British monarchy not to burden its case further."




The Khorramshahr-4, used in the March 19 strike on Diego Garcia (3,800km away), could reach parts of the UK. Britain would have just 20 minutes warning — Mach 10.




The Donald Trump's war against Tehran is causing the whole world a lot of pains. For the Russia and China to allow Trump's planned demolition of Iran is to allow another Libya error or a repeat of Iraq blunders by the American led NATO imperialism.




Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and many other IRGC leaders have severally said Iran will not accept a ceasefire until its demands on the Strait of Hormuz are met, state TV reports

IRGC: We are prepared for the real showdown with US and allies As Ballistic Missiles Destroyed American Military Bases Across Middle East

IRGC: We are prepared for the real showdown with US and allies As Ballistic Missiles Destroyed American Military Bases Across Middle East

 

All European diplomates have vacated Tehran as IRGC also said they are prepared for the mother of all showdown as massive US and Israeli forces operation against the Persians are underway.


Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they struck the US al-Azraq air base in Jordan, damaging several warplanes and hitting accommodation for US troops, in what they described as the 27th wave of Operation Nasr 2.


Jordan’s army confirmed the attacks and said it downed seven Iranian missiles and six drones.

In a statement on Friday, the IRGC also said they destroyed a Patriot air defense system and a surveillance balloon in Erbil, Iraq, and struck an accommodation used by US personnel.


The Guards added the United States would face further responses if it continued it's attacks against the Islamic Republic.


The attacks came after the US military said it had carried out a 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran to halt attacks on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz and nearby waters.


IRGC in what they called Statement No. 49 said the American military personnel are relocating to civilian buildings therefore warned the general public for their safety to maintain a 500-meter distance. 

"Their presence is the danger." "We warn the general public in countries where American soldiers are stationed to immediately stay out of a radius of 500 metres from the places where American soldiers are hiding, in order to be safe," the Guards said in a statement carried by state television.


US Air Force KC-135R aerial refueling tankers have arrived from the US to Israeli bases in the past few hours, bringing the total to nearly 100 aerial refueling tankers in Israel, with the massive USAF airlift from Europe to the Middle East still ongoing.


The US also deployed 2 EA-37B "Compass Call" electronic warfare aircraft today, specialized in Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) missions to jam radars and communications, likely for a Pickaxe Mountain strike in combination with the recently deployed B-1 Lancer.


The massive new US operation against Iran is likely to begin tonight as soon as markets close, including the direct/indirect involvement of Israel.


Iran's IRGC warned the UK of any involvement in the military campaign against Iran by the US and Israel.

The NATO submit held in Turkey was a rallying moment for the us to bring other European leaders to join the war against iran.


A former British Prime Minister Mr Keir Starmer, who refused to participate in the US-Israeli war against Iran, was accused of inefficiency and resigned under pressure. While another person from the same party assumed office as Prime Minister and he hurriedly placed the UK's military bases at the disposal of the US military recalling UK diplomats from Iran.


The middle east situations will see many American allies suffer more in the hands of the Iran's ballistic missiles.


An Omani delegation has arrived in Iran to discuss a framework “to establish appropriate mechanisms for managing ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz,” according to Iran's state media. Al Jazeera reported.

 

All European diplomates have vacated Tehran as IRGC also said they are prepared for the mother of all showdown as massive US and Israeli forces operation against the Persians are underway.


Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they struck the US al-Azraq air base in Jordan, damaging several warplanes and hitting accommodation for US troops, in what they described as the 27th wave of Operation Nasr 2.


Jordan’s army confirmed the attacks and said it downed seven Iranian missiles and six drones.

In a statement on Friday, the IRGC also said they destroyed a Patriot air defense system and a surveillance balloon in Erbil, Iraq, and struck an accommodation used by US personnel.


The Guards added the United States would face further responses if it continued it's attacks against the Islamic Republic.


The attacks came after the US military said it had carried out a 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran to halt attacks on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz and nearby waters.


IRGC in what they called Statement No. 49 said the American military personnel are relocating to civilian buildings therefore warned the general public for their safety to maintain a 500-meter distance. 

"Their presence is the danger." "We warn the general public in countries where American soldiers are stationed to immediately stay out of a radius of 500 metres from the places where American soldiers are hiding, in order to be safe," the Guards said in a statement carried by state television.


US Air Force KC-135R aerial refueling tankers have arrived from the US to Israeli bases in the past few hours, bringing the total to nearly 100 aerial refueling tankers in Israel, with the massive USAF airlift from Europe to the Middle East still ongoing.


The US also deployed 2 EA-37B "Compass Call" electronic warfare aircraft today, specialized in Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) missions to jam radars and communications, likely for a Pickaxe Mountain strike in combination with the recently deployed B-1 Lancer.


The massive new US operation against Iran is likely to begin tonight as soon as markets close, including the direct/indirect involvement of Israel.


Iran's IRGC warned the UK of any involvement in the military campaign against Iran by the US and Israel.

The NATO submit held in Turkey was a rallying moment for the us to bring other European leaders to join the war against iran.


A former British Prime Minister Mr Keir Starmer, who refused to participate in the US-Israeli war against Iran, was accused of inefficiency and resigned under pressure. While another person from the same party assumed office as Prime Minister and he hurriedly placed the UK's military bases at the disposal of the US military recalling UK diplomats from Iran.


The middle east situations will see many American allies suffer more in the hands of the Iran's ballistic missiles.


An Omani delegation has arrived in Iran to discuss a framework “to establish appropriate mechanisms for managing ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz,” according to Iran's state media. Al Jazeera reported.

US Military Targets Missile Base of IRGC Aerospace Force near Taft

US Military Targets Missile Base of IRGC Aerospace Force near Taft

 


A U.S. airstrike has been reported in Iran, targeting a missile base of the IRGC Aerospace Force near Taft, southwest of Yazd in central Iran, early this morning.


Residents in Taft reported a powerful explosion at approximately 03:30 local time, saying the blast originated from the mountains near the Bam-e Taft and Shirkuh area outside the city. Several described seeing a bright flash and a large cloud of dust, with homes shaken by the explosion. Local media reported that the strike was carried out by missiles, with no sound of fighter aircraft heard.


Iranian state television later confirmed that an explosion had occurred outside the city of Taft in Yazd Province.


Elsewhere, Iranian government officials confirmed additional strikes overnight. The Deputy Governor of Markazi Province stated that two enemy projectiles struck a location outside Khondab at approximately 03:05 local time. 


In Isfahan Province, the Deputy Governor confirmed that an area in Na'in County was targeted by what he described as an American attack at around 03:00.


Residents in Borujerd also reported hearing what they believed were two consecutive explosions. A subsequent local update, however, indicated that only the sound of military aircraft passing overhead could be confirmed, with no verified explosions reported in the city.


United States is at war to stop Iran from enriching the uranium which the US forces “obliterated” over a year ago.


Just this week the same Donald Trump led American states signed a deal to help Saudi Arabia enrich uranium. The first time the United States has ever helped another country enrich uranium on foreign soil.


Saudi Saudis refused the inspection protocol 140 other countries accept. Donald Trump agreed and signed a national security waiver to get around the rule. There may be more to this than the public is aware.



 


A U.S. airstrike has been reported in Iran, targeting a missile base of the IRGC Aerospace Force near Taft, southwest of Yazd in central Iran, early this morning.


Residents in Taft reported a powerful explosion at approximately 03:30 local time, saying the blast originated from the mountains near the Bam-e Taft and Shirkuh area outside the city. Several described seeing a bright flash and a large cloud of dust, with homes shaken by the explosion. Local media reported that the strike was carried out by missiles, with no sound of fighter aircraft heard.


Iranian state television later confirmed that an explosion had occurred outside the city of Taft in Yazd Province.


Elsewhere, Iranian government officials confirmed additional strikes overnight. The Deputy Governor of Markazi Province stated that two enemy projectiles struck a location outside Khondab at approximately 03:05 local time. 


In Isfahan Province, the Deputy Governor confirmed that an area in Na'in County was targeted by what he described as an American attack at around 03:00.


Residents in Borujerd also reported hearing what they believed were two consecutive explosions. A subsequent local update, however, indicated that only the sound of military aircraft passing overhead could be confirmed, with no verified explosions reported in the city.


United States is at war to stop Iran from enriching the uranium which the US forces “obliterated” over a year ago.


Just this week the same Donald Trump led American states signed a deal to help Saudi Arabia enrich uranium. The first time the United States has ever helped another country enrich uranium on foreign soil.


Saudi Saudis refused the inspection protocol 140 other countries accept. Donald Trump agreed and signed a national security waiver to get around the rule. There may be more to this than the public is aware.



US-Iran War: Russia Warns of The Consequences of Destruction of Civilian Infrastructure As Tehran Rejects American Backed Ceasefire

US-Iran War: Russia Warns of The Consequences of Destruction of Civilian Infrastructure As Tehran Rejects American Backed Ceasefire

Trump Promised Bigger Destruction than Ever


As tensions in the Persian Gulf are escalating and the opposing sides continue to exchange strikes, causing extensive damage to civilian infrastructure in Iran and the Arab states, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warms of repercussions  a in a statement.


“Russia urges all parties to the conflict to exercise restraint and avoid actions that could further escalate the conflict and further deteriorate the military-political situation in the Middle East.”


A negative development in the situation would be fraught with critical consequences for international energy and food security, Zakharova warned.


Iran has directly rejected any renewed U.S.-backed ceasefire initiative mediated by Qatar or any other party, with Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi saying Tehran will take no meaningful diplomatic steps until Washington changes its approach and respects Iran's interests.


"The problem is America's approach, which is illogical, excessive, and domineering," Araghchi said in an interview with Iranian state TV. "Their domineering nature has been met with our firm responses, and until they understand that there is no way forward except respecting the Iranian nation, there is no opportunity for us to take any meaningful steps."


American President Donald Trump announces the US is about to carry out a massive attack on Iran "way bigger than Operation Epic Fury and bigger than any attack ever carried out before," saying "we are all set for it," and are "close to making a decision," Trump tells Axios.


This comes as Israel have been placed on maximum alert with numerous anti-missile shelters opening in Israel today, including the suburbs of Tel Aviv.


Trump also says Iranians "haven't received enough pain yet" and claims they "want to negotiate" but are not ready to make a deal, contradicting Iran's comprehensive no-negotiations with the US doctrine reaffirmed by Ghalibaf, Gharibabadi, Marandi, and Baghaei this week.


He said he was seriously considering resuming a broader war against Iran and launching an attack larger than Operation Epic Fury, but said he had not made a final decision. “I am considering a massive attack. Bigger than anything that has happened before. I am close to making a decision. We are fully prepared for it,” Trump told Channel 12 journalist Barak Ravid in a brief telephone interview.


Trump gave no timeframe for a decision. Channel 12 cited two other US officials as saying no decision had been made and no new orders had been issued to the military.


Trump said Israel “would join within two minutes if I asked,” but added that the United States did not need anyone to launch a new operation against Iran.


He said there would be “consequences” if Israel joined the strikes, appearing to refer to possible Iranian retaliation against Israel.


Trump said the Iranians “want to negotiate” but were not yet prepared to reach an agreement.


Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have demonstrated their capabilities to send ballistic missiles to any part of the Gulf region.


Iranian forces have ultimately destroyed all the US military bases across the middle east. If Israel should join or allow the US fighter jets in it's territory, Iran's military must attack Israel.

Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iraq and Syria have all witnessed and welcomed the Iranian ballistic missiles in their territories destroying US military assets and lost of personnel.


Trump Promised Bigger Destruction than Ever


As tensions in the Persian Gulf are escalating and the opposing sides continue to exchange strikes, causing extensive damage to civilian infrastructure in Iran and the Arab states, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warms of repercussions  a in a statement.


“Russia urges all parties to the conflict to exercise restraint and avoid actions that could further escalate the conflict and further deteriorate the military-political situation in the Middle East.”


A negative development in the situation would be fraught with critical consequences for international energy and food security, Zakharova warned.


Iran has directly rejected any renewed U.S.-backed ceasefire initiative mediated by Qatar or any other party, with Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi saying Tehran will take no meaningful diplomatic steps until Washington changes its approach and respects Iran's interests.


"The problem is America's approach, which is illogical, excessive, and domineering," Araghchi said in an interview with Iranian state TV. "Their domineering nature has been met with our firm responses, and until they understand that there is no way forward except respecting the Iranian nation, there is no opportunity for us to take any meaningful steps."


American President Donald Trump announces the US is about to carry out a massive attack on Iran "way bigger than Operation Epic Fury and bigger than any attack ever carried out before," saying "we are all set for it," and are "close to making a decision," Trump tells Axios.


This comes as Israel have been placed on maximum alert with numerous anti-missile shelters opening in Israel today, including the suburbs of Tel Aviv.


Trump also says Iranians "haven't received enough pain yet" and claims they "want to negotiate" but are not ready to make a deal, contradicting Iran's comprehensive no-negotiations with the US doctrine reaffirmed by Ghalibaf, Gharibabadi, Marandi, and Baghaei this week.


He said he was seriously considering resuming a broader war against Iran and launching an attack larger than Operation Epic Fury, but said he had not made a final decision. “I am considering a massive attack. Bigger than anything that has happened before. I am close to making a decision. We are fully prepared for it,” Trump told Channel 12 journalist Barak Ravid in a brief telephone interview.


Trump gave no timeframe for a decision. Channel 12 cited two other US officials as saying no decision had been made and no new orders had been issued to the military.


Trump said Israel “would join within two minutes if I asked,” but added that the United States did not need anyone to launch a new operation against Iran.


He said there would be “consequences” if Israel joined the strikes, appearing to refer to possible Iranian retaliation against Israel.


Trump said the Iranians “want to negotiate” but were not yet prepared to reach an agreement.


Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have demonstrated their capabilities to send ballistic missiles to any part of the Gulf region.


Iranian forces have ultimately destroyed all the US military bases across the middle east. If Israel should join or allow the US fighter jets in it's territory, Iran's military must attack Israel.

Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iraq and Syria have all witnessed and welcomed the Iranian ballistic missiles in their territories destroying US military assets and lost of personnel.


Fears of Iranian Missile: Satellite images Show U.S. withdrawing all Aircraft from Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan

Fears of Iranian Missile: Satellite images Show U.S. withdrawing all Aircraft from Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan




Satellite images have shown that the U.S. has withdrawn all aircraft from Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan amid fears of Iranian missile strikes.

Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan hosts a significant contingent of both U.S. and Royal Jordanian Air Force assets.

U.S. forces deployed a massive tri-fighter buildup at the site, which includes F-35A stealth fighters, F-15E Strike Eagles, and A-10 Warthogs.

The Jordan base also accommodates strategic airlift aircraft like the C-17 Globemaster III and C-130 Hercules, as well as EA-18G Growlers and MQ-9 Reaper drones. The report says the USt has withdrawn all in precautionary fears if the Iranian Missile Strikes.


Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in retaliations to the US strikes, attacked American military bases in the Gulf nations including Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and UAE .

Iran has launched a Sejjil ballistic missile toward Aqaba in Jordan roughly Monday Night.

The Sejjil is Iran's two-stage solid-fuel medium-range ballistic missile with a range of approximately 2,000 km, one of Iran's most advanced indigenous missiles, and is rarely deployed.


Mediators are working to push the US and Iran into a new ceasefire, per WSJ reports. Tehran authority have rejected any Ceasefire with the United States.

Mediators are worried the US and Iran could settle into a pattern where they keep conflict below the level of all-out war but disrupt regional economies indefinitely

Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has now collapsed to just 10 ships per day as Iran declared the strait of Hormuz closed.

Qatar has floated the idea of a 10-day ceasefire backed by the US and an end to restrictions on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to cool tensions


However, sources in Washington say Right now, President Donald Trump is focused on making Iran pay for their violations of the MOU and their continued acts of terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz. 


In addition, the President will make Iran pay for the recent deaths of U.S. soldiers. These devastating blows will continue until the President deems otherwise, but talks between our countries are continuing.”


Brent crude oil prices continue to trade around $90/barrel.


The idea of overthrowing Iran’s regime is returning to the agenda in parts of the Trump administration after diplomatic efforts failed, the Financial Times said in an analysis. It added that efforts to stoke an internal uprising were also returning to the agenda. 


Israel’s earlier proposal to arm Kurdish groups was rejected in Washington but could now be revived for lack of better alternatives.


According to Sputnik reports, analysis by expert indicates that the US lacks capacity to destroy Iran in full-scale confrontation


While the United States possesses substantial offensive weapons, sustaining a full-scale campaign against Iran would strain its resources and leave key assets vulnerable, according to war correspondent Elijah J. Magnier


The United States has ample firepower to launch major attacks but a limited stock of interceptors to defend against Iranian counterstrikes on US bases, allies, and Israel


Iran can expand the conflict geographically, increasing the number of targets Washington must defend and raising both political and economic costs


By saturating defenses with ballistic and cruise missiles, Iran can force the US and allies to waste interceptors on decoys while striking bases, logistics hubs, ports, radar sites, and fuel storage


Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz further amplifies its leverage, threatening global shipping and raising the stakes for any American military escalation


US media earlier reported that the growing American military presence in the Persian Gulf may signal preparations for a major confrontation. Tehran is ready for confrontation too.




Satellite images have shown that the U.S. has withdrawn all aircraft from Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan amid fears of Iranian missile strikes.

Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan hosts a significant contingent of both U.S. and Royal Jordanian Air Force assets.

U.S. forces deployed a massive tri-fighter buildup at the site, which includes F-35A stealth fighters, F-15E Strike Eagles, and A-10 Warthogs.

The Jordan base also accommodates strategic airlift aircraft like the C-17 Globemaster III and C-130 Hercules, as well as EA-18G Growlers and MQ-9 Reaper drones. The report says the USt has withdrawn all in precautionary fears if the Iranian Missile Strikes.


Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in retaliations to the US strikes, attacked American military bases in the Gulf nations including Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and UAE .

Iran has launched a Sejjil ballistic missile toward Aqaba in Jordan roughly Monday Night.

The Sejjil is Iran's two-stage solid-fuel medium-range ballistic missile with a range of approximately 2,000 km, one of Iran's most advanced indigenous missiles, and is rarely deployed.


Mediators are working to push the US and Iran into a new ceasefire, per WSJ reports. Tehran authority have rejected any Ceasefire with the United States.

Mediators are worried the US and Iran could settle into a pattern where they keep conflict below the level of all-out war but disrupt regional economies indefinitely

Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has now collapsed to just 10 ships per day as Iran declared the strait of Hormuz closed.

Qatar has floated the idea of a 10-day ceasefire backed by the US and an end to restrictions on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to cool tensions


However, sources in Washington say Right now, President Donald Trump is focused on making Iran pay for their violations of the MOU and their continued acts of terrorism in the Strait of Hormuz. 


In addition, the President will make Iran pay for the recent deaths of U.S. soldiers. These devastating blows will continue until the President deems otherwise, but talks between our countries are continuing.”


Brent crude oil prices continue to trade around $90/barrel.


The idea of overthrowing Iran’s regime is returning to the agenda in parts of the Trump administration after diplomatic efforts failed, the Financial Times said in an analysis. It added that efforts to stoke an internal uprising were also returning to the agenda. 


Israel’s earlier proposal to arm Kurdish groups was rejected in Washington but could now be revived for lack of better alternatives.


According to Sputnik reports, analysis by expert indicates that the US lacks capacity to destroy Iran in full-scale confrontation


While the United States possesses substantial offensive weapons, sustaining a full-scale campaign against Iran would strain its resources and leave key assets vulnerable, according to war correspondent Elijah J. Magnier


The United States has ample firepower to launch major attacks but a limited stock of interceptors to defend against Iranian counterstrikes on US bases, allies, and Israel


Iran can expand the conflict geographically, increasing the number of targets Washington must defend and raising both political and economic costs


By saturating defenses with ballistic and cruise missiles, Iran can force the US and allies to waste interceptors on decoys while striking bases, logistics hubs, ports, radar sites, and fuel storage


Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz further amplifies its leverage, threatening global shipping and raising the stakes for any American military escalation


US media earlier reported that the growing American military presence in the Persian Gulf may signal preparations for a major confrontation. Tehran is ready for confrontation too.

U.S. officials believe Iran has significantly upgraded its missile capabilities

U.S. officials believe Iran has significantly upgraded its missile capabilities


United States officials are believed to be coming home to reality that Iran has significantly upgraded its missile capabilities and can match the US military threats in the Gulf region by undermining the American defense system capability with a high level precision.


According to the Wall Street Journal, Iran is now using missiles that travel at extremely high speeds and can maneuver during their final descent, making them far more difficult for American missile defense systems to intercept.


Officials are also increasingly concerned by the improved accuracy of Iran’s strikes, with some suspecting Tehran may be receiving targeting assistance from either China or Russia, though no public evidence has been presented to confirm the claim.


Latest in Iran defense system is the announcement by Tehran that its air defenses shot down another U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drone over Ahvaz earlier this morning.


This is another significant loss for the U.S., as the MQ-9 Reaper is one of America's most advanced unmanned aerial platforms. 


Each aircraft costs roughly $30–35 million, depending on its configuration, and is used for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strike missions.


The Reaper can remain airborne for more than 24 hours, operate at altitudes above 50,000 feet, and carry a combination of Hellfire missiles and precision guided bombs, making it a critical asset for U.S. military operations.


The reported shootdown also raises further questions about the effectiveness of Iran's integrated air defense network and the growing risks facing U.S. aerial operations as tensions in the region continue to escalate.


With it's precision ballistic missiles advantage, Iran has Threatened UAE Ports & Airports forcing  US to Avoid Hitting Iranian Civilian Infrastructure last night.


United States carried out another round of precision strikes on Iranian military targets air defenses, missile sites, coastal facilities, and IRGC units.


 Iran had issued a strong warning: If the US hit civilian infrastructure in Iran, it would target key UAE sites like Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports plus major ports (Jebel Ali and Fujairah). 


The US did not strike major civilian targets, keeping operations focused on military objectives.


United States officials are believed to be coming home to reality that Iran has significantly upgraded its missile capabilities and can match the US military threats in the Gulf region by undermining the American defense system capability with a high level precision.


According to the Wall Street Journal, Iran is now using missiles that travel at extremely high speeds and can maneuver during their final descent, making them far more difficult for American missile defense systems to intercept.


Officials are also increasingly concerned by the improved accuracy of Iran’s strikes, with some suspecting Tehran may be receiving targeting assistance from either China or Russia, though no public evidence has been presented to confirm the claim.


Latest in Iran defense system is the announcement by Tehran that its air defenses shot down another U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drone over Ahvaz earlier this morning.


This is another significant loss for the U.S., as the MQ-9 Reaper is one of America's most advanced unmanned aerial platforms. 


Each aircraft costs roughly $30–35 million, depending on its configuration, and is used for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision strike missions.


The Reaper can remain airborne for more than 24 hours, operate at altitudes above 50,000 feet, and carry a combination of Hellfire missiles and precision guided bombs, making it a critical asset for U.S. military operations.


The reported shootdown also raises further questions about the effectiveness of Iran's integrated air defense network and the growing risks facing U.S. aerial operations as tensions in the region continue to escalate.


With it's precision ballistic missiles advantage, Iran has Threatened UAE Ports & Airports forcing  US to Avoid Hitting Iranian Civilian Infrastructure last night.


United States carried out another round of precision strikes on Iranian military targets air defenses, missile sites, coastal facilities, and IRGC units.


 Iran had issued a strong warning: If the US hit civilian infrastructure in Iran, it would target key UAE sites like Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports plus major ports (Jebel Ali and Fujairah). 


The US did not strike major civilian targets, keeping operations focused on military objectives.

Iran's FM: We Do Not See US As a Superpower, We Have Shown The Whole World That They Are Not

Iran's FM: We Do Not See US As a Superpower, We Have Shown The Whole World That They Are Not

Araghch

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has said Iran do not see the United States as the global superpower. 

He said the Iranians have exposed the US to the whole world that they are not superpower.

"We do not see them as a superpower, and we have shown the whole world that they are not", he said on his X social media handle.

The military confrontation between the United States and Iran has witnessed more escalations in the resent days. US forces have sustained eight days bombing of both the military and specific civilian targets in the southern Iran and in the Hormuz straits where American reimposed blockade against Tehran.


Iran in retaliations targeted all the US military bases in the Gulf region including Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, Qatar and UAE. American soldiers have vacated all military bases and sheltering in hotels. IRGC have issued warnings to the neighbouring countries that those hotels harbouring US soldiers are legitimate targets.


Despite all the threats and bombings, Iranians have shown ultimate resistance against the United States.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Mojtaba Khamenei said on Saturday that repeated US “violations” of a memorandum of understanding with Tehran had once again proved that the US president’s signature was “worthless,” warning that Iran and the Axis of Resistance had “unforgettable lessons” for the US.


In a message attributed to Khamenei, he said Washington’s breach of the agreement demonstrated the United States could not be trusted, describing it as “the Great Satan” and accusing it of bullying, expansionism and brutality.


He said the American leaders had once again revealed their “true face” and that its actions provided further evidence of what he described as America’s dishonesty and unreliability.


Khamenei also warned that if the US continued to pursue military escalation and accepted heavier costs, “the Iranian nation and the Axis of Resistance have unforgettable lessons” for Washington. 


The US military announces that Iran has killed 2 US service members in Jordan and one US service member is missing, with 4 additional US service members medically evacuated to Jordanian hospitals, per CENTCOM.


The US service members were killed during Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks on July 17.


This likely happened during yesterday's Iranian strike on the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, where the US soldiers' barracks were on fire.


Both China and Pakistan have separately called on both sides to return to the negotiation table.



Araghch

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has said Iran do not see the United States as the global superpower. 

He said the Iranians have exposed the US to the whole world that they are not superpower.

"We do not see them as a superpower, and we have shown the whole world that they are not", he said on his X social media handle.

The military confrontation between the United States and Iran has witnessed more escalations in the resent days. US forces have sustained eight days bombing of both the military and specific civilian targets in the southern Iran and in the Hormuz straits where American reimposed blockade against Tehran.


Iran in retaliations targeted all the US military bases in the Gulf region including Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, Qatar and UAE. American soldiers have vacated all military bases and sheltering in hotels. IRGC have issued warnings to the neighbouring countries that those hotels harbouring US soldiers are legitimate targets.


Despite all the threats and bombings, Iranians have shown ultimate resistance against the United States.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Mojtaba Khamenei said on Saturday that repeated US “violations” of a memorandum of understanding with Tehran had once again proved that the US president’s signature was “worthless,” warning that Iran and the Axis of Resistance had “unforgettable lessons” for the US.


In a message attributed to Khamenei, he said Washington’s breach of the agreement demonstrated the United States could not be trusted, describing it as “the Great Satan” and accusing it of bullying, expansionism and brutality.


He said the American leaders had once again revealed their “true face” and that its actions provided further evidence of what he described as America’s dishonesty and unreliability.


Khamenei also warned that if the US continued to pursue military escalation and accepted heavier costs, “the Iranian nation and the Axis of Resistance have unforgettable lessons” for Washington. 


The US military announces that Iran has killed 2 US service members in Jordan and one US service member is missing, with 4 additional US service members medically evacuated to Jordanian hospitals, per CENTCOM.


The US service members were killed during Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks on July 17.


This likely happened during yesterday's Iranian strike on the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, where the US soldiers' barracks were on fire.


Both China and Pakistan have separately called on both sides to return to the negotiation table.



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