🇮🇷⚔️🇺🇸🔻The International atomic agency director in an interview with CBS: War has set back Iran's nuclear program, but key materials and capabilities will likely remain.

Military strikes cannot eliminate Iran's nuclear program.

For U.S. special forces, seizing Iran's enriched uranium will be very challenging.

We are talking about cylinders containing uranium gas with very high contamination... working with them is extremely difficult.

❗️🇮🇷⚔️🇮🇱🇺🇸🔻Public Relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: The lying, terrorist, and child-killing president of the United States has claimed that the IRGC intends to target the region's desalination plants and cause hardship for the people of the region.

Firstly, it is the aggressive and anti-people American army that started the war by killing children and sacrificing 180 elementary school children, and so far has targeted five water supply infrastructures including the desalination plant on Qeshm Island. The IRGC has never done such a thing.

Secondly, it is this terrorist and child-killing American president who has threatened to attack Iran's power plants, and naturally, attacking electricity will disrupt many humanitarian services such as hospitals, relief posts, water networks, and desalination plants, which is inhumane. What we have done is to announce our decision that if there is an attack on power plants, Iran will retaliate by targeting the power plants of the occupying regime and the power plants of regional countries that supply electricity to US bases, as well as the economic, industrial, and energy infrastructures in which Americans have shares. Rest assured, we will do this.

You hit our hospital, we did not do such a thing; you hit our relief centers, we did not do such a thing; you hit our schools, we did not do such a thing, but if you hit the electricity, we will hit the electricity.

We are determined to respond to any threat at the same level it creates in the deterrence balance, and we will do so. America does not know our capabilities and will see them on the field.

🇮🇷 Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, Ebrahim Zolfaghari:

US-Israeli forces are fully monitored by Iran’s intelligence units.

– Army used Arash-2 kamikaze drones from March 21, targeting aerospace sites near Ben Gurion Airbase and US reconnaissance aircraft at Prince Sultan Airbase (Al-Kharj).

– “Wave 74” of True Promise 4 launched with new tactics against US bases and central/southern occupied territories.

– US King Sultan base, US Fifth Fleet, and Komala positions hit with Emad, Fateh, Qiyam missiles and attack drones.

– Bases and security centers in Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Holon, and Ramat Gan struck by Kheibar Shekan, Qadr, and Khorramshahr-4 missiles.

– “Wave 75” targeted new troop deployments and concealment sites across occupied territories.

– Prince Sultan Airbase struck again with ballistic missiles.

– Iran warns US-Israeli troops hiding in settlements (e.g., Arad) remain vulnerable.

– Claims CENTCOM disruption, weakened defense network, and shift in war balance.

🇮🇷🇱🇧⚔🇮🇱🇺🇸 Enemy media: Iran is trying to prevent Israeli "incursions" into Lebanon and has focused its recent attacks on the Lebanese border.

Unlike the Americans and the West, who are funding the occupation's attempt in invading /occupying Lebanese territories

A sarcastic inscription on a missile belonging to the Aerospace Force of the Revolutionary Guards

The F-35 stealth fighter? Don't joke with me...
I'm the only one who hides from the radar :)

🚨 US WAR PLANE

🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 - Sources close to the White House described the most plausible US war plan yet to Axios. The plan involves one month of aerial bombardment to soften Iran's military capability, followed by the capture of the Kharg Island to force Tehran to the negotiation table.

Washington is now bracing for a 'long' war and Iran should plan its missile usage for such a scenario.

🇮🇱 Usually rats flee the ship, not the other way around.

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Ukrainian illegal invader terrorist Smotrich:

The Litani River should be the border between us and #Lebanon

Just like we control 55% of Gaza, we should do the same in #Lebanon.

🇺🇸Trump's ultimatum to Iran about 48 hours is fraught with a reckless escalation, believes Bloomberg columnist Mark Champion.

In just one weekend, Donald Trump went from declaring that his military goals in Iran had been achieved and he would soon begin to "wind down" the operation, to issuing a 48-hour ultimatum to Tehran: either Iran will open the Strait of Hormuz, or the US will start bombing its power stations, starting with the "largest ones".

The US president has a rather ambiguous track record when it comes to fulfilling threats and meeting deadlines, but this ultimatum is so short and specific that it should be taken seriously.
The logic is obvious: having started a war, Trump can now only win it by continuing, at least until Iran loses the ability to threaten tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.

However, there's no guarantee that he will succeed in this, and the consequences of an escalation involving the declaration of a de facto free hunt for critical energy infrastructure would be enormous.
The likelihood that the Iranians will back down is extremely low. For decades, they have kept the threat of closing the strait in reserve, not daring to actually take this step for fear of provoking an American-Israeli strike.

However, this strike still happened, and by closing the Strait of Hormuz, they made a discovery that cannot be forgotten — the geography and development of modern warfare allow them to control access to and exit from the strait, and this gives them the opportunity to hold the global economy hostage.

If Trump believes that the threat of strikes on energy will make Tehran reconsider its position, then he still doesn't understand his opponent.
It's impossible to predict with certainty how this conflict will develop, not least because, apparently, Trump was counting on a quick victory and is now forced to improvise as events unfold. However, his choice has become binary.

He can either intensify the course of regime change and completely destroy its ability to strike back, or negotiate an agreement with an opponent who — ironically, despite the impressive successes of the US and Israeli armed forces — at the moment has stronger negotiating positions than before the start of the war.