🇮🇷Iranian warships reach the Strait of Hormuz

According to military channels, several Iranian vessels, mostly belonging to the Navy and the IRGC, have been spotted actively manoeuvring near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz. They are moving along major shipping routes, creating tension in one of the most important hubs of the global oil trade.

According to observers, most of these ships are not civilian navy ships, but military vessels and boats of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Their actions are seen as a show of force and possible preparations for a blockade.

Let us recall that Tehran previously threatened to close the #StraitOfHormuz in response to US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

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Jews in israel are thanking Trump for bombing Iran for them, with billboards displayed on highways in “Tel Aviv.”

🇮🇷🇺🇸| Regarding US attack on Fordow:

Earth can absorb blasts and reduce penetration from bombs or missiles. Blocking tunnels limit damage from shock waves and shield underground infrastructure.

All centrifuges were removed a day before the attack and transported to an unknown location.

It’s highly likely that no significant damage occurred, only minor damage to the entrances.

That’s it! A show bombing that achieved nothing. Iran’s uranium enrichment program will continue, stronger than ever, and now at hidden locations.

(By Neutrino)

🇮🇷 | Fordow Nuclear Site: Only Minor Damage Confirmed:

High-resolution satellite imagery from June 21, 2025, indicates that Iran was actively preparing the Fordow nuclear facility for a potential strike. Entrance tunnels were seen being deliberately filled with earth using trucks and diggers—a strategic move designed to absorb blast impact and prevent deep penetration from bunker-busting bombs or missiles. Blocking these tunnels reduces the effect of shock waves and protects critical underground infrastructure.

In a significant precautionary step, all uranium enrichment centrifuges were removed from Fordow one day before the attack and transferred to an undisclosed location. As of now, there is no confirmation of deep damage to the facility. Only superficial harm was recorded, limited to surface-level entrances. There are no signs of internal explosions, crater clusters, electromagnetic disruption, radiation leaks, or seismographic activity. This absence of physical evidence directly contradicts Trump’s claims of total destruction.

If Fordow had been truly destroyed, the world would have witnessed emergency airlifts, infrared flares from beneath the mountain, and widespread panic over radiation. Instead, what was presented was a tweet, reportedly from an Israeli-linked account, claiming Fordow was “gone.” The reality on the ground tells a different story.

Iranian officials and media now describe the strike as a largely symbolic act of psychological warfare. Not only did the attack fail to eliminate Iran’s nuclear capabilities, it may have backfired—allowing Iran to justify major retaliatory and strategic shifts.

In direct response, Iranian Foreign Policy Committee Chief Abbas Golroo has stated that Trump’s actions have provided Tehran with a legitimate basis to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty under Article 10. This clause permits member states to leave the treaty if extraordinary events jeopardize their supreme national interests.

Means, the strike on Fordow did not achieve its intended goal. Iran’s nuclear program remains intact, now likely more dispersed and harder to detect. The attempted show of force by the United States may result in the very outcome it sought to prevent: Iran abandoning diplomatic constraints and advancing its nuclear doctrine with full regional and international justification.

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🇮🇱🇮🇷| Haaretz: After Iranian missiles hit “Israel,” the Israeli army separated foreign journalists from Israeli journalists so that they could not cover the site of the missile strikes.