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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.

US-Iran-War: Trump has no more options against Iran, Washington will be forced to make major concessions to appease Tehran

US-Iran-War: Trump has no more options against Iran, Washington will be forced to make major concessions to appease Tehran


Escalations of the situations and war with Tehran are no longer parts of tenable, profitable , advisable and sustainable options on the Donald Trump's table at the moment.

Pressure either by sanctions and or by military escalations have all failed to deterred the Islamic Republic. Washington is left with no more viable options on either how to force Iran to concede to any of the Washington's favourable deals or on how to get out of the needles war against the Persians.

US CENTCOM sent an email to a broad group of military analysts last week saying "we are looking for new creative and unconventional ways to pressure and punish Iran" because "we need ideas," per CNN.


A source close to CENTCOM says "CENTCOM is looking at everything, acknowledging it needs to reevaluate the strategy." The crowdsourcing-style query, which military officials said was unusual over email, is one sign of the limited and potentially unpalatable options available to Trump to force Iran into a deal on his terms.


This comes a week after a US official said Trump is "exasperated" and there was "not a real strategy for how long or what they should do."


Iranian officials believe Donald Trump will ultimately be forced to make major concessions—including $300 billion reconstruction package—and accept Tehran's core demands as Washington falls into a strategic stranglehold, according to a Reuters.


Reuters reports that Tehran is pursuing a strategy of calibrated escalation, steadily increasing the economic and political costs for the U.S. and its allies until Washington becomes more willing to compromise—particularly over the Strait of Hormuz. 

Iranian officials believe sustained pressure will leave Donald Trump with little choice but to negotiate on Iran's terms.


While US President Donald Trump says that an agreement with Iran is imminent and new talks are set to begin, an Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said that they 'are not going to host a delegation'. 

Trump's own US officials directly reject Trump's claim from last night that Iran negotiations are set to begin on Monday afternoon, saying there are no "new" or novel negotiations planned or ongoing, per CBS News.


This comes hours after Iran directly rejected Trump's claim of ongoing or new Monday negotiations.

Pakistan Says There Are No Scheduled Negotiations Between Iran & The US. Pakistan confirmed that no negotiations are currently scheduled between Tehran and Washington, despite President Trump’s statements that talks were set to begin.


Iran has rejected the idea of opening the Strait of Hormuz, after the U.S. announced the end of the previously reached Memorandum of Understanding. 


Iran’s Foreign Ministry says no ceasefire currently exists between Iran and the United States, directly contradicting recent claims of de-escalation. This statements cast further doubt on reports of an imminent diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran.

There seems to be no returning to the Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States

A totally new deal must be negotiated, which could include elements of oil sanction relief for Tehran


As there is no any official ceasefire between the American and Persians forces, IRGC Ground Forces Commander General Karami said with intelligence superiority, operational readiness, and the use of faith, technology and modern sciences, Iranians are prepared to deliver a decisive response to any threat posed by foreign adversaries and terrorist groups. 

Mojtaba Khamenei is giving a full backing to the IRGC countermeasures against the American hostility as Tehran has concluded that the United States can no longer be trusted, and IRGC approach has effectively become the regime’s official policy.

  
According to an internal source, Iran believes President Trump will avoid any game-changing move before November. As a result, Tehran intends to maintain maximum pressure and extract as much money as possible.

 Islamic Regime contacts with the Americans are limited to messages exchanged between Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. envoys, as well as mediation through Qatar and Pakistan. 

There are no formal negotiations.



Escalations of the situations and war with Tehran are no longer parts of tenable, profitable , advisable and sustainable options on the Donald Trump's table at the moment.

Pressure either by sanctions and or by military escalations have all failed to deterred the Islamic Republic. Washington is left with no more viable options on either how to force Iran to concede to any of the Washington's favourable deals or on how to get out of the needles war against the Persians.

US CENTCOM sent an email to a broad group of military analysts last week saying "we are looking for new creative and unconventional ways to pressure and punish Iran" because "we need ideas," per CNN.


A source close to CENTCOM says "CENTCOM is looking at everything, acknowledging it needs to reevaluate the strategy." The crowdsourcing-style query, which military officials said was unusual over email, is one sign of the limited and potentially unpalatable options available to Trump to force Iran into a deal on his terms.


This comes a week after a US official said Trump is "exasperated" and there was "not a real strategy for how long or what they should do."


Iranian officials believe Donald Trump will ultimately be forced to make major concessions—including $300 billion reconstruction package—and accept Tehran's core demands as Washington falls into a strategic stranglehold, according to a Reuters.


Reuters reports that Tehran is pursuing a strategy of calibrated escalation, steadily increasing the economic and political costs for the U.S. and its allies until Washington becomes more willing to compromise—particularly over the Strait of Hormuz. 

Iranian officials believe sustained pressure will leave Donald Trump with little choice but to negotiate on Iran's terms.


While US President Donald Trump says that an agreement with Iran is imminent and new talks are set to begin, an Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said that they 'are not going to host a delegation'. 

Trump's own US officials directly reject Trump's claim from last night that Iran negotiations are set to begin on Monday afternoon, saying there are no "new" or novel negotiations planned or ongoing, per CBS News.


This comes hours after Iran directly rejected Trump's claim of ongoing or new Monday negotiations.

Pakistan Says There Are No Scheduled Negotiations Between Iran & The US. Pakistan confirmed that no negotiations are currently scheduled between Tehran and Washington, despite President Trump’s statements that talks were set to begin.


Iran has rejected the idea of opening the Strait of Hormuz, after the U.S. announced the end of the previously reached Memorandum of Understanding. 


Iran’s Foreign Ministry says no ceasefire currently exists between Iran and the United States, directly contradicting recent claims of de-escalation. This statements cast further doubt on reports of an imminent diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran.

There seems to be no returning to the Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States

A totally new deal must be negotiated, which could include elements of oil sanction relief for Tehran


As there is no any official ceasefire between the American and Persians forces, IRGC Ground Forces Commander General Karami said with intelligence superiority, operational readiness, and the use of faith, technology and modern sciences, Iranians are prepared to deliver a decisive response to any threat posed by foreign adversaries and terrorist groups. 

Mojtaba Khamenei is giving a full backing to the IRGC countermeasures against the American hostility as Tehran has concluded that the United States can no longer be trusted, and IRGC approach has effectively become the regime’s official policy.

  
According to an internal source, Iran believes President Trump will avoid any game-changing move before November. As a result, Tehran intends to maintain maximum pressure and extract as much money as possible.

 Islamic Regime contacts with the Americans are limited to messages exchanged between Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and U.S. envoys, as well as mediation through Qatar and Pakistan. 

There are no formal negotiations.


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.

US, Israel planing Human Sacrifices with over 5900km land blockade Against Iran

US, Israel planing Human Sacrifices with over 5900km land blockade Against Iran


The US and Israel are discussing a full +5900km land blockade of Iran, with the plan requiring cooperation from Iran's 7 neighboring countries Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan to close border crossings, per Telegraph.

This confirms what a US official said yesterday, that Trump is "exasperated" and there was "not a real strategy for how long or what they should do," as many of these countries would not agree to this, given the fact that they are not in favour of working with Israel and the US.


Retired 3-star Lt General Sean MacFarland of the US Army calls a land blockade "almost impossible," adding the US is viewing Pakistan and Iraq as "weak links" despite Iraq's Iran-aligned resistance groups, with all 7 border countries facing their own economic consequences and threat of Iranian retaliatory strikes if they cooperate.


Trump believes he has "reached the end of the road" with his current Hormuz strategy and bombing campaign, with Trump and Netanyahu having discussed 3 options this Tuesday: reaching a deal, continuing the naval blockade, or resuming strikes.


Tehran has never for once come out to face both Washington and Tel Aviv in any conventional warfare but asymptomatic with precision ballistic missiles barrages, land blockade against Iran will only end up as one of the greatest human sacrifice of all time in the face of hypersonic missiles.



The US and Israel are discussing a full +5900km land blockade of Iran, with the plan requiring cooperation from Iran's 7 neighboring countries Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan to close border crossings, per Telegraph.

This confirms what a US official said yesterday, that Trump is "exasperated" and there was "not a real strategy for how long or what they should do," as many of these countries would not agree to this, given the fact that they are not in favour of working with Israel and the US.


Retired 3-star Lt General Sean MacFarland of the US Army calls a land blockade "almost impossible," adding the US is viewing Pakistan and Iraq as "weak links" despite Iraq's Iran-aligned resistance groups, with all 7 border countries facing their own economic consequences and threat of Iranian retaliatory strikes if they cooperate.


Trump believes he has "reached the end of the road" with his current Hormuz strategy and bombing campaign, with Trump and Netanyahu having discussed 3 options this Tuesday: reaching a deal, continuing the naval blockade, or resuming strikes.


Tehran has never for once come out to face both Washington and Tel Aviv in any conventional warfare but asymptomatic with precision ballistic missiles barrages, land blockade against Iran will only end up as one of the greatest human sacrifice of all time in the face of hypersonic missiles.


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.

ESCALATIONS IN MIDDLE EAST: Tehran has no plans to send a delegation to Pakistan or Qatar for negotiations with US

ESCALATIONS IN MIDDLE EAST: Tehran has no plans to send a delegation to Pakistan or Qatar for negotiations with US

US military launched an attack on an empty
 sports hall in the city of Farashband,
Fars Province, southern Iran.


Iran has no plans to send a delegation to Pakistan or Qatar for negotiations, Nour News, which is close to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, reported on Thursday, citing an official.


The official denied that US-Iran talks would resume in Geneva, Doha or Islamabad.


“Recent US Treasury action complicated the relatively successful talks between Iran and Oman,” the official was quoted as saying.


Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said in Thursday US-Iran talks are ongoing to help restore stability, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz.

Islamabad urged both sides to resolve tensions through dialogue and diplomacy, reaffirming its support for a peaceful solution.

The comments come as regional tensions remain high after the US launched fresh strikes on Iranian-linked targets following attacks on American forces.


US military in the middle east launches new wave of strikes on Iran, the centcom hits residential building on Qeshm Island on Wednesday.

"U.S. forces began launching strikes against Iran at 8 p.m. ET today. The strikes are a powerful response to yesterday's attempted Iranian attacks on U.S. forces based in the Middle East." CENTCOM said in a statement.

CENTCOM confirms new strikes, calling it a "powerful response" to Iran's attempted attacks on US forces.


What was hit: Qeshm Island — residential area struck, search and rescue teams working to free 2 people trapped under rubble

Bushehr was also targeted. According to the report, US strikes caused a short power outage in Qeshm by damaging the grid.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards threatened countries assisting the United States with a “harsh response” unless they changed their conduct, according to a statement issued on Thursday.


The IRGC said the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed as long as the US continued making threats and intervening in maritime movements in the region.


It said two oil tankers attempted to leave through what it called an unsafe route south of the strait on Wednesday night under the direction of US aircraft. Both vessels turned back after a major fire broke out aboard one of them, the IRGC said, without providing evidence.


IRGC-affiliated Fars News reported on Thursday that a Qatari LNG carrier passed through the Strait of Hormuz with Iran’s permission, the first such shipment in three weeks.


The vessel transmitted tracking data and used a route designated by Iran, passing without incident and continuing toward international waters, the report said.

As CENTCOM is firing HIMARS missiles from Kuwait to targets in Iran. In response, more Iranians are demanding the full destruction of the Kuwaiti regime for its ongoing aggression and slaughter of Iranians just as it helped Saddam do in the 1980s. According to a report from an Iranian official.

According to AFP report citing Kuwait’s military source, an Iranian strike hit a Chinese firm’s building in northern Kuwait Thursday morning, killing a worker.

A report also has it that following the failure of US air defenses to intercept Iranian missiles, air navigation data shows that German and French military aircraft have headed to US bases in Jordan to assist American forces in intercepting Iranian attacks. This is a clear message of NATO allies readiness to directly involve to help the US in the war against Iran as Britain has already offered it's airbase assets for operations against Tehran.

The US Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth up to $58.6bn to produce PAC-3 Patriot Missile Segment Enhancement interceptors, marking one of the largest munitions contracts in recent years, reports Reuters. The US has been in shortage of interceptors and weapons. Hence clamouring for ceasefire.

Citing three sources familiar with recent Pentagon data and a new report by outside analysts, CNN reports that the US military's weapons stockpiles, including its inventory of crucial air defense missiles, remain severely depleted following a major flare up of the war with Iran in recent weeks.

America says it is closely watching for any attempts by Russia or China to send weapons to Iran.

This comes amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions and recent public warnings from President Trump against such transfers.


Israel has said the US is preparing for something "bigger than anything we have seen before" in the war on Iran, a senior Israeli security official tells Channel 15.


The official adds the US is preparing for a large-scale unprecedented operation against Iran, not just a single isolated response, with Israeli defense circles saying the US is approaching a major counter-response.


However, on the Strait of Hormuz debacles, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined a long-term vision in which the Strait of Hormuz would lose much of its strategic importance by redirecting regional energy exports through alternative pipeline networks.


According to this concept, energy could be transported from the Gulf to the Red Sea, then across Israel to Mediterranean ports, creating a new export corridor that reduces reliance on Hormuz as a global chokepoint.


Supporters of this view argue that such infrastructure would transform Israel from being primarily a strategic ally into an indispensable energy transit hub. They contend that once major oil and gas flows depend on this route, protecting Israel would become increasingly tied to broader economic and energy security interests.


The argument also draws parallels with recent U.S. defense initiatives, suggesting that deeper integration through defense manufacturing, intelligence cooperation, and critical infrastructure creates relationships that are progressively more difficult to reverse. In this interpretation, the combination of military, intelligence, and energy ties strengthens the long-term strategic partnership by making disengagement increasingly costly
.

US military launched an attack on an empty
 sports hall in the city of Farashband,
Fars Province, southern Iran.


Iran has no plans to send a delegation to Pakistan or Qatar for negotiations, Nour News, which is close to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, reported on Thursday, citing an official.


The official denied that US-Iran talks would resume in Geneva, Doha or Islamabad.


“Recent US Treasury action complicated the relatively successful talks between Iran and Oman,” the official was quoted as saying.


Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said in Thursday US-Iran talks are ongoing to help restore stability, particularly in the Strait of Hormuz.

Islamabad urged both sides to resolve tensions through dialogue and diplomacy, reaffirming its support for a peaceful solution.

The comments come as regional tensions remain high after the US launched fresh strikes on Iranian-linked targets following attacks on American forces.


US military in the middle east launches new wave of strikes on Iran, the centcom hits residential building on Qeshm Island on Wednesday.

"U.S. forces began launching strikes against Iran at 8 p.m. ET today. The strikes are a powerful response to yesterday's attempted Iranian attacks on U.S. forces based in the Middle East." CENTCOM said in a statement.

CENTCOM confirms new strikes, calling it a "powerful response" to Iran's attempted attacks on US forces.


What was hit: Qeshm Island — residential area struck, search and rescue teams working to free 2 people trapped under rubble

Bushehr was also targeted. According to the report, US strikes caused a short power outage in Qeshm by damaging the grid.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards threatened countries assisting the United States with a “harsh response” unless they changed their conduct, according to a statement issued on Thursday.


The IRGC said the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed as long as the US continued making threats and intervening in maritime movements in the region.


It said two oil tankers attempted to leave through what it called an unsafe route south of the strait on Wednesday night under the direction of US aircraft. Both vessels turned back after a major fire broke out aboard one of them, the IRGC said, without providing evidence.


IRGC-affiliated Fars News reported on Thursday that a Qatari LNG carrier passed through the Strait of Hormuz with Iran’s permission, the first such shipment in three weeks.


The vessel transmitted tracking data and used a route designated by Iran, passing without incident and continuing toward international waters, the report said.

As CENTCOM is firing HIMARS missiles from Kuwait to targets in Iran. In response, more Iranians are demanding the full destruction of the Kuwaiti regime for its ongoing aggression and slaughter of Iranians just as it helped Saddam do in the 1980s. According to a report from an Iranian official.

According to AFP report citing Kuwait’s military source, an Iranian strike hit a Chinese firm’s building in northern Kuwait Thursday morning, killing a worker.

A report also has it that following the failure of US air defenses to intercept Iranian missiles, air navigation data shows that German and French military aircraft have headed to US bases in Jordan to assist American forces in intercepting Iranian attacks. This is a clear message of NATO allies readiness to directly involve to help the US in the war against Iran as Britain has already offered it's airbase assets for operations against Tehran.

The US Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth up to $58.6bn to produce PAC-3 Patriot Missile Segment Enhancement interceptors, marking one of the largest munitions contracts in recent years, reports Reuters. The US has been in shortage of interceptors and weapons. Hence clamouring for ceasefire.

Citing three sources familiar with recent Pentagon data and a new report by outside analysts, CNN reports that the US military's weapons stockpiles, including its inventory of crucial air defense missiles, remain severely depleted following a major flare up of the war with Iran in recent weeks.

America says it is closely watching for any attempts by Russia or China to send weapons to Iran.

This comes amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions and recent public warnings from President Trump against such transfers.


Israel has said the US is preparing for something "bigger than anything we have seen before" in the war on Iran, a senior Israeli security official tells Channel 15.


The official adds the US is preparing for a large-scale unprecedented operation against Iran, not just a single isolated response, with Israeli defense circles saying the US is approaching a major counter-response.


However, on the Strait of Hormuz debacles, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined a long-term vision in which the Strait of Hormuz would lose much of its strategic importance by redirecting regional energy exports through alternative pipeline networks.


According to this concept, energy could be transported from the Gulf to the Red Sea, then across Israel to Mediterranean ports, creating a new export corridor that reduces reliance on Hormuz as a global chokepoint.


Supporters of this view argue that such infrastructure would transform Israel from being primarily a strategic ally into an indispensable energy transit hub. They contend that once major oil and gas flows depend on this route, protecting Israel would become increasingly tied to broader economic and energy security interests.


The argument also draws parallels with recent U.S. defense initiatives, suggesting that deeper integration through defense manufacturing, intelligence cooperation, and critical infrastructure creates relationships that are progressively more difficult to reverse. In this interpretation, the combination of military, intelligence, and energy ties strengthens the long-term strategic partnership by making disengagement increasingly costly
.

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.

Tehran rejects Donald Trump's claims of ongoing negotiations, saying it is not negotiating with the United States

Tehran rejects Donald Trump's claims of ongoing negotiations, saying it is not negotiating with the United States

 Trump threatening resumption of military operations against Iran 


Iran has directly rejected Donald Trump's claims of ongoing negotiations, saying it is not negotiating with the United States and has not requested talks — adding "it's not in our DNA," according to Tasnim.


The Foreign Ministry said "it's not in our DNA" to seek negotiations and insisted Washington is the side requesting talks.


Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi also declared, "The Strait of Hormuz will never return to its pre-war state."

President Donald Trump on Tuesday reportedly told Fox News that he may resume bombing Iran any moment.


“I can resume military operations against Iran and finish the job, and there are people who want me to do that.”


“There are those who want me to destroy Iran’s power plants and bridges.”


“The Iranians know that I will destroy their bridges and power plants if they do not reach an agreement with us.”


According to some reports on possibilities of resumption to hostilities between United States and Iran, Pakistani intelligence agencies assess that US President Donald Trump could launch a limited ground offensive to seize parts of Iran’s southern coast, DPA reported Monday citing security sources in Islamabad.


The assessment is based on military observations, according to the report.


The sources said Pakistan and Qatar were again relaying proposals between Washington and Tehran, but that Iran was seeking a permanent ceasefire and opposed a limited truce.


Iran’s military has warned the United States against a ground offensive and said it is prepared for such an operation, according to the report.


The ground invasion agenda will not be unconnected to the concerns raised by the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the Pickaxe mountain believed to be the secured underground housing the Iranian nuclear facilities.


Any ground invasion in whatever manner may likely result in heavy casualties on both sides.


Another dangerous calculation is according to a Report indicating that some US officers are Considering Special Forces Raid with Army Rangers and Navy SEALs to Secure Iran’s Uranium.


U.S. military planners are weighing a complex special operations mission that could involve Army Rangers including the 2nd Ranger Battalion and Navy SEALs such as SEAL Team 6’s Silver Squadron, along with the Army’s 21st Ordnance Company, to seize Iran’s enriched uranium from fortified sites like Fordow and Isfahan.


Thousands of troops would secure the areas, clear booby traps and damaged entrances, and protect routes, while a smaller elite team retrieves the material.


Experts describe it as potentially one of the most sophisticated and dangerous operations in military history


No greenlight yet from US president Trump.




 Trump threatening resumption of military operations against Iran 


Iran has directly rejected Donald Trump's claims of ongoing negotiations, saying it is not negotiating with the United States and has not requested talks — adding "it's not in our DNA," according to Tasnim.


The Foreign Ministry said "it's not in our DNA" to seek negotiations and insisted Washington is the side requesting talks.


Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi also declared, "The Strait of Hormuz will never return to its pre-war state."

President Donald Trump on Tuesday reportedly told Fox News that he may resume bombing Iran any moment.


“I can resume military operations against Iran and finish the job, and there are people who want me to do that.”


“There are those who want me to destroy Iran’s power plants and bridges.”


“The Iranians know that I will destroy their bridges and power plants if they do not reach an agreement with us.”


According to some reports on possibilities of resumption to hostilities between United States and Iran, Pakistani intelligence agencies assess that US President Donald Trump could launch a limited ground offensive to seize parts of Iran’s southern coast, DPA reported Monday citing security sources in Islamabad.


The assessment is based on military observations, according to the report.


The sources said Pakistan and Qatar were again relaying proposals between Washington and Tehran, but that Iran was seeking a permanent ceasefire and opposed a limited truce.


Iran’s military has warned the United States against a ground offensive and said it is prepared for such an operation, according to the report.


The ground invasion agenda will not be unconnected to the concerns raised by the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the Pickaxe mountain believed to be the secured underground housing the Iranian nuclear facilities.


Any ground invasion in whatever manner may likely result in heavy casualties on both sides.


Another dangerous calculation is according to a Report indicating that some US officers are Considering Special Forces Raid with Army Rangers and Navy SEALs to Secure Iran’s Uranium.


U.S. military planners are weighing a complex special operations mission that could involve Army Rangers including the 2nd Ranger Battalion and Navy SEALs such as SEAL Team 6’s Silver Squadron, along with the Army’s 21st Ordnance Company, to seize Iran’s enriched uranium from fortified sites like Fordow and Isfahan.


Thousands of troops would secure the areas, clear booby traps and damaged entrances, and protect routes, while a smaller elite team retrieves the material.


Experts describe it as potentially one of the most sophisticated and dangerous operations in military history


No greenlight yet from US president Trump.




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.”

Iran's Foreign Ministry says Iranian, Omani deputy foreign ministers meet on Strait of Hormuz management

Iran's Foreign Ministry says Iranian, Omani deputy foreign ministers meet on Strait of Hormuz management

Esmail Baghaei

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei announced that several rounds of talks between Iran and Oman were held in Tehran on Friday and Saturday at the level of deputy foreign ministers on the Strait of Hormuz management
.

According to the reports, the two sides exchanged views on common principles and operational mechanisms for managing safe maritime transit in the Strait of Hormuz, respecting the sovereign rights of both coastal states .

Baghaei described the talks as "useful" with progress made. The Omani delegation left -Tehran on Saturday evening, but technical and political consultations continue .

Responding to a question on the strait's current status, Baghaei confirmed that "no change has occurred in the traffic situation".

He said "the talks were useful and progress was made" and "technical and political consultations" between the two sides are still ongoing.

Certain sources claimed that American troops stopped missiles strikes against Iran as a result of the Oman delegations that were in Tehran. However, the more reality may be that the US central command has run out of weapons and ammunition. US has consistently request for a Ceasefire in the past week that iran rejected.

Another sources confirmed that CENTCOM chief Admiral Brad Cooper recommended halting US strikes around the Strait of Hormuz, saying the campaign had reached the limit of its effectiveness, Axios reports, citing two sources familiar with the matter

 Cooper’s recommendation, alongside advice from other officials, influenced Trump’s decision to pause strikes against Iran on Friday

 Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine warned that interceptor shortages could hamper efforts to protect US forces in the region


Iran halted its attacks after the United States stopped its strikes for the past two nights, Iranian army spokesman said on Sunday.


“Americans stopped their attacks over the past two nights. Since our strategy has been entirely retaliatory, we also stopped our retaliatory operations,” Amir Akraminia said.


The spokesman also said US officials appeared divided and lacked a clear strategy, citing remarks by US President Donald Trump and the actions of US Central Command.

“The US strategy is unclear even to the country’s own officials. This is evident in the remarks of US officials, particularly the US president, as well as in the actions of US Central Command,” Akraminia said.


He warned that continued US strikes would expand the war, saying the conflict had already spread to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. That is where the Iranian proxy in Yemen are full operation against Saudi Arabia.

A US Senator Bernie Sanders called on the Trump administration to negotiate with Iran to end the war, saying talks were needed to “stop the killing” and limit economic damage.

“That’s what we’ve got to do: Sit down and negotiate, and let’s end this war,” the independent senator from Vermont said on CBS’s Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.


According to Al Arabiya source, Tehran has confirmed to Pakistan its readiness to continue negotiations with the US in Geneva, Doha or Islamabad, a source tells

Iran in a message to Pakistan said the negotiations must continue in accordance with the memorandum of understanding, according to the source

Iranians are seeking the resumption of talks first on the Strait of Hormuz, then on its frozen assets, and finally on its nuclear program, the source added.


The Persians also informed Pakistan that iran rejects the creation of a new corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, the source added
Esmail Baghaei

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei announced that several rounds of talks between Iran and Oman were held in Tehran on Friday and Saturday at the level of deputy foreign ministers on the Strait of Hormuz management
.

According to the reports, the two sides exchanged views on common principles and operational mechanisms for managing safe maritime transit in the Strait of Hormuz, respecting the sovereign rights of both coastal states .

Baghaei described the talks as "useful" with progress made. The Omani delegation left -Tehran on Saturday evening, but technical and political consultations continue .

Responding to a question on the strait's current status, Baghaei confirmed that "no change has occurred in the traffic situation".

He said "the talks were useful and progress was made" and "technical and political consultations" between the two sides are still ongoing.

Certain sources claimed that American troops stopped missiles strikes against Iran as a result of the Oman delegations that were in Tehran. However, the more reality may be that the US central command has run out of weapons and ammunition. US has consistently request for a Ceasefire in the past week that iran rejected.

Another sources confirmed that CENTCOM chief Admiral Brad Cooper recommended halting US strikes around the Strait of Hormuz, saying the campaign had reached the limit of its effectiveness, Axios reports, citing two sources familiar with the matter

 Cooper’s recommendation, alongside advice from other officials, influenced Trump’s decision to pause strikes against Iran on Friday

 Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine warned that interceptor shortages could hamper efforts to protect US forces in the region


Iran halted its attacks after the United States stopped its strikes for the past two nights, Iranian army spokesman said on Sunday.


“Americans stopped their attacks over the past two nights. Since our strategy has been entirely retaliatory, we also stopped our retaliatory operations,” Amir Akraminia said.


The spokesman also said US officials appeared divided and lacked a clear strategy, citing remarks by US President Donald Trump and the actions of US Central Command.

“The US strategy is unclear even to the country’s own officials. This is evident in the remarks of US officials, particularly the US president, as well as in the actions of US Central Command,” Akraminia said.


He warned that continued US strikes would expand the war, saying the conflict had already spread to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. That is where the Iranian proxy in Yemen are full operation against Saudi Arabia.

A US Senator Bernie Sanders called on the Trump administration to negotiate with Iran to end the war, saying talks were needed to “stop the killing” and limit economic damage.

“That’s what we’ve got to do: Sit down and negotiate, and let’s end this war,” the independent senator from Vermont said on CBS’s Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.


According to Al Arabiya source, Tehran has confirmed to Pakistan its readiness to continue negotiations with the US in Geneva, Doha or Islamabad, a source tells

Iran in a message to Pakistan said the negotiations must continue in accordance with the memorandum of understanding, according to the source

Iranians are seeking the resumption of talks first on the Strait of Hormuz, then on its frozen assets, and finally on its nuclear program, the source added.


The Persians also informed Pakistan that iran rejects the creation of a new corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, the source added

Realities Forced Donald Trump not to expand strikes on Iran

Realities Forced Donald Trump not to expand strikes on Iran

A limited US ground invasion against IRAN is coming


Trump 

All have presumably been sets for further military escalations with Iran in the middle east by the US force, even for a possible group invasion of the Persian but reportedly suspended after 13days attacks and retaliatory attacks by the US CENTCOM and the Iran's IRGC forces .

The report says American President Donald Trump has ordered a halt to attack’s on Iran based on negotiations between Oman and Tehran. Citing American sources, Axios reports there is progress in the negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

On Friday night, the US appeared to pause its bombing campaign on Iran after nearly two weeks of consecutive nights of strikes. Operations are "on a hold," a Department of Defense source told CNN on Saturday


US Vice President JD Vance and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine both raised concerns about escalating the war in Iran as President Donald Trump weighed the possibility during a White House meeting on Friday, a source familiar with the matter and a US official told CNN.

Many of Mr. Trump’s advisers, including Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, say there is a plausible alternative pathway with less risk, e.i continuing negotiations and economic pressure on Iran over a longer period of time."

The US has proposed a temporary ceasefire with Iran to revive the suspended Memorandum of Understanding, possibly including Yemen and the Houthis.

Iran is reportedly unlikely to accept, having rejected all talks this week, while Trump has simultaneously warned of a massive upcoming US attack on Iran.

But what seemed to be of more truth is that Trump decided not to escalate the conflict with Iran, fearing that an extended war could deplete interceptor stockpiles, US officials said.

Already, during the last two weeks of attacks and retaliations, Iran’s IRGC claimed it destroyed 11 U.S. fighter jets and helicopters at regional military bases over the past 15 days. Ammunition depots of the US army in the middle east were targeted and destroyed with ballistic missiles by the Iran's IRGC 

Tehran also said additional aircraft, including an F-15, P-8, C-17 and refuelling planes, were destroyed, and claimed U.S. fatalities exceeded 200. These claims have not been independently verified.


Unfortunately for US leaders, Iran recenty unveiled Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles . A catastrophe in waiting for the US and allies beyond the Persian Gulf region into the European territories where the American Army are allowed bases for operations against Iran.


Therefore, The U.S. concerns are that escalating the war could lead to a serious depletion of the Pentagon’s already declining stockpile of Patriot missiles and other air defense munitions in the Middle East which may result in more casualties and fatalities for the American soldiers.

Specifically, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine raised concerns about US munitions stockpiles during a White House meeting on Friday as President Donald Trump considered escalating the war with Iran, CNN reported on Saturday, citing a US official.

General Dan Caine, warns Trump that a widespread escalation of operations against Iran could dangerously deplete the capabilities of the U.S. Central Command in the Middle East, and the President still prefers a diplomatic solution.


The New York Times reported on Saturday that Gen. Caine privately warned that resuming major combat operations against Iran is possible but could dangerously deplete US air defense supplies in the Middle East.

Expanded operations could reduce the availability of Patriot missile interceptors and other air defense systems used by US Central Command. The concerns were among factors considered by President Donald Trump and senior advisers as they weighed further escalation.


Military operations are currently "on hold," and the weapons shortages can only be attributed as the main reason behind the pause in strikes.


Trump said after the meeting that US officials continuing negotiations with Iran but warned that the military could resume or intensify its bombing campaign, while some Persian Gulf countries urged restraint as the administration weighed its options, the report added.


Diplomatic efforts between Iran and Oman aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz are reportedly making progress, although negotiators say more time is needed before any agreement can be finalized, according to two regional sources cited by CBS News.


The discussions are focused on restoring maritime access through the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding territorial waters, a critical route for global energy exports. The report also says the current pause in U.S. military operations is intended to avoid undermining the ongoing diplomatic process as regional mediators continue working toward a breakthrough.


The repeated Ceasefire request by the US in the war initiated by American is a short of strategy for re- equipments of weapons as continuous and further escalations mean fatalities and real blows to the northern hemisphere forces.


Iran’s recent strikes on three Amazon Web Services data centers in Bahrain show a shift in Tehran’s targeting strategy, Fars News reported.

According to Sputnik, the strikes hit AWS nodes in northern, eastern and western Bahrain, placing data-processing infrastructure alongside military bases, ammunition depots and logistics hubs as strategic targets.

Such facilities can support the processing of satellite imagery, drone footage, signals intelligence, radar outputs and other operational data before it reaches US commanders, according to the report.

Even if distributed cloud architecture prevents a full shutdown, damage to these hubs can force rerouting, slow response times, increase costs and reduce operational efficiency during a crisis.

On the much taunted talk with Tehran as regards the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has said "there has been no change in the status of maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz."

"Progress has been made in our talks with the Omani delegation."

 "We held several rounds of talks with the Sultanate of Oman on Friday and Saturday at the level of deputy foreign ministers."



The Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards said on Sunday that they had forced six vessels to stop in the Strait of Hormuz after issuing what they described as firm warnings, saying they had established "full control" over the strategic waterway.

The Guards' navy said vessels that violated its instructions were ordered to anchor after ignoring initial warnings.

An Iranian General, Abolfazl Shekarchi who is the spokesman for Iran’s army said on Sunday, the US has failed to achieve its goals “in the Strait of Hormuz and in weakening Iran”, adding that “the situation is chaotic and undesirable for America.”


Meanwhile, President Trump has rejected the reports that the US is running low on munitions in its campaign against Tehran. "We have far more munitions than anyone in the world, and far more than we need," he told The Wall Street Journal.

However, the impact of military offensive of the CENTCOM against Iran have reached its limit unless a broader and new offensive to set boots on the Iranian ground which are not likely to be fruitful for the US.


A limited US ground invasion against IRAN is coming


Trump 

All have presumably been sets for further military escalations with Iran in the middle east by the US force, even for a possible group invasion of the Persian but reportedly suspended after 13days attacks and retaliatory attacks by the US CENTCOM and the Iran's IRGC forces .

The report says American President Donald Trump has ordered a halt to attack’s on Iran based on negotiations between Oman and Tehran. Citing American sources, Axios reports there is progress in the negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

On Friday night, the US appeared to pause its bombing campaign on Iran after nearly two weeks of consecutive nights of strikes. Operations are "on a hold," a Department of Defense source told CNN on Saturday


US Vice President JD Vance and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine both raised concerns about escalating the war in Iran as President Donald Trump weighed the possibility during a White House meeting on Friday, a source familiar with the matter and a US official told CNN.

Many of Mr. Trump’s advisers, including Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, say there is a plausible alternative pathway with less risk, e.i continuing negotiations and economic pressure on Iran over a longer period of time."

The US has proposed a temporary ceasefire with Iran to revive the suspended Memorandum of Understanding, possibly including Yemen and the Houthis.

Iran is reportedly unlikely to accept, having rejected all talks this week, while Trump has simultaneously warned of a massive upcoming US attack on Iran.

But what seemed to be of more truth is that Trump decided not to escalate the conflict with Iran, fearing that an extended war could deplete interceptor stockpiles, US officials said.

Already, during the last two weeks of attacks and retaliations, Iran’s IRGC claimed it destroyed 11 U.S. fighter jets and helicopters at regional military bases over the past 15 days. Ammunition depots of the US army in the middle east were targeted and destroyed with ballistic missiles by the Iran's IRGC 

Tehran also said additional aircraft, including an F-15, P-8, C-17 and refuelling planes, were destroyed, and claimed U.S. fatalities exceeded 200. These claims have not been independently verified.


Unfortunately for US leaders, Iran recenty unveiled Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles . A catastrophe in waiting for the US and allies beyond the Persian Gulf region into the European territories where the American Army are allowed bases for operations against Iran.


Therefore, The U.S. concerns are that escalating the war could lead to a serious depletion of the Pentagon’s already declining stockpile of Patriot missiles and other air defense munitions in the Middle East which may result in more casualties and fatalities for the American soldiers.

Specifically, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine raised concerns about US munitions stockpiles during a White House meeting on Friday as President Donald Trump considered escalating the war with Iran, CNN reported on Saturday, citing a US official.

General Dan Caine, warns Trump that a widespread escalation of operations against Iran could dangerously deplete the capabilities of the U.S. Central Command in the Middle East, and the President still prefers a diplomatic solution.


The New York Times reported on Saturday that Gen. Caine privately warned that resuming major combat operations against Iran is possible but could dangerously deplete US air defense supplies in the Middle East.

Expanded operations could reduce the availability of Patriot missile interceptors and other air defense systems used by US Central Command. The concerns were among factors considered by President Donald Trump and senior advisers as they weighed further escalation.


Military operations are currently "on hold," and the weapons shortages can only be attributed as the main reason behind the pause in strikes.


Trump said after the meeting that US officials continuing negotiations with Iran but warned that the military could resume or intensify its bombing campaign, while some Persian Gulf countries urged restraint as the administration weighed its options, the report added.


Diplomatic efforts between Iran and Oman aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz are reportedly making progress, although negotiators say more time is needed before any agreement can be finalized, according to two regional sources cited by CBS News.


The discussions are focused on restoring maritime access through the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding territorial waters, a critical route for global energy exports. The report also says the current pause in U.S. military operations is intended to avoid undermining the ongoing diplomatic process as regional mediators continue working toward a breakthrough.


The repeated Ceasefire request by the US in the war initiated by American is a short of strategy for re- equipments of weapons as continuous and further escalations mean fatalities and real blows to the northern hemisphere forces.


Iran’s recent strikes on three Amazon Web Services data centers in Bahrain show a shift in Tehran’s targeting strategy, Fars News reported.

According to Sputnik, the strikes hit AWS nodes in northern, eastern and western Bahrain, placing data-processing infrastructure alongside military bases, ammunition depots and logistics hubs as strategic targets.

Such facilities can support the processing of satellite imagery, drone footage, signals intelligence, radar outputs and other operational data before it reaches US commanders, according to the report.

Even if distributed cloud architecture prevents a full shutdown, damage to these hubs can force rerouting, slow response times, increase costs and reduce operational efficiency during a crisis.

On the much taunted talk with Tehran as regards the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has said "there has been no change in the status of maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz."

"Progress has been made in our talks with the Omani delegation."

 "We held several rounds of talks with the Sultanate of Oman on Friday and Saturday at the level of deputy foreign ministers."



The Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards said on Sunday that they had forced six vessels to stop in the Strait of Hormuz after issuing what they described as firm warnings, saying they had established "full control" over the strategic waterway.

The Guards' navy said vessels that violated its instructions were ordered to anchor after ignoring initial warnings.

An Iranian General, Abolfazl Shekarchi who is the spokesman for Iran’s army said on Sunday, the US has failed to achieve its goals “in the Strait of Hormuz and in weakening Iran”, adding that “the situation is chaotic and undesirable for America.”


Meanwhile, President Trump has rejected the reports that the US is running low on munitions in its campaign against Tehran. "We have far more munitions than anyone in the world, and far more than we need," he told The Wall Street Journal.

However, the impact of military offensive of the CENTCOM against Iran have reached its limit unless a broader and new offensive to set boots on the Iranian ground which are not likely to be fruitful for the US.


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.



UK's Designation of IRGC as a Terrorists Organization and Preemptive Departure of British Diplomat from Tehran

UK's Designation of IRGC as a Terrorists Organization and Preemptive Departure of British Diplomat from Tehran


Tehran Times released an exclusive conversations between the European Ambassadors in Tehran before the departure of the British diplomats from Iranian Capital as part of the US psychological warfare against the Persian 


European countries' ambassadors in Tehran remain in a highly volatile diplomatic state, with personnel deployments frequently shifting due to escalating regional conflicts and diplomatic disputes with Iran. 


The departure of British diplomats from Tehran was part of a U.S. psychological warfare campaign and was coordinated directly with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a phone call with the British Foreign Secretary.


 On Monday evening, July 20, European ambassadors stationed in Tehran gathered at the residence of the French ambassador at his invitation. The meeting was also attended by the deputy head of the South Korean embassy, a senior New Zealand diplomat, and the Japanese ambassador. During the session, the French ambassador criticized Iran’s several-hour detention of two French diplomats and called for the diplomatic community to support the French Embassy.


 The British chargé d’affaires, while expressing support for the French ambassador, stated that he intended to leave Iran within the coming days. He emphasized that the United States expects its partners to cooperate in exerting political pressure on Iran. Nevertheless, several ambassadors openly opposed the idea.


 In a joking remark, the French ambassador said: “Apparently our British friends suspect that the Iranians are preparing a strong reaction to the designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organization, and therefore they want to stay out of the Iranians’ sight for a while in a dignified manner—especially since it is now August, when most embassy staff normally go on summer vacation anyway.”


 The French ambassador also added: “What I can do is make the departure of the two diplomats whom the Iranians detained a news story, and in any case they were already scheduled to leave Iran. Two other diplomats were supposed to go on vacation on July 29, so we can simply say they are leaving a little earlier.”


The German ambassador said: “I am scheduled to present my credentials to the President of Iran on Wednesday, so our departure at this time would not be in our interest.”


 On the sidelines of the gathering, the German ambassador told one of the ambassadors from Eastern Europe that he was dissatisfied with the British ambassador’s “overbearing” proposal and called the move “childish.” According to him, Britain was acting preemptively because it was aware of Iran’s plan to expel several British diplomats in response to Britain’s designation of the IRGC as a national security threat.


Tehran Times released an exclusive conversations between the European Ambassadors in Tehran before the departure of the British diplomats from Iranian Capital as part of the US psychological warfare against the Persian 


European countries' ambassadors in Tehran remain in a highly volatile diplomatic state, with personnel deployments frequently shifting due to escalating regional conflicts and diplomatic disputes with Iran. 


The departure of British diplomats from Tehran was part of a U.S. psychological warfare campaign and was coordinated directly with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a phone call with the British Foreign Secretary.


 On Monday evening, July 20, European ambassadors stationed in Tehran gathered at the residence of the French ambassador at his invitation. The meeting was also attended by the deputy head of the South Korean embassy, a senior New Zealand diplomat, and the Japanese ambassador. During the session, the French ambassador criticized Iran’s several-hour detention of two French diplomats and called for the diplomatic community to support the French Embassy.


 The British chargé d’affaires, while expressing support for the French ambassador, stated that he intended to leave Iran within the coming days. He emphasized that the United States expects its partners to cooperate in exerting political pressure on Iran. Nevertheless, several ambassadors openly opposed the idea.


 In a joking remark, the French ambassador said: “Apparently our British friends suspect that the Iranians are preparing a strong reaction to the designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organization, and therefore they want to stay out of the Iranians’ sight for a while in a dignified manner—especially since it is now August, when most embassy staff normally go on summer vacation anyway.”


 The French ambassador also added: “What I can do is make the departure of the two diplomats whom the Iranians detained a news story, and in any case they were already scheduled to leave Iran. Two other diplomats were supposed to go on vacation on July 29, so we can simply say they are leaving a little earlier.”


The German ambassador said: “I am scheduled to present my credentials to the President of Iran on Wednesday, so our departure at this time would not be in our interest.”


 On the sidelines of the gathering, the German ambassador told one of the ambassadors from Eastern Europe that he was dissatisfied with the British ambassador’s “overbearing” proposal and called the move “childish.” According to him, Britain was acting preemptively because it was aware of Iran’s plan to expel several British diplomats in response to Britain’s designation of the IRGC as a national security threat.

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