Iran's new posture has transformed the Strait of Hormuz into a permanent strategic asset, signaling the end of win-win diplomacy and placing the onus on the US to make concessions to Iran

The Islamic Republic of Iran has not yet approved the next round of indirect negotiations with the United States, according to a report.

The Israeli prime minister was personally "stunned and alarmed" by Trump's post, in which the latter "PROHIBITED" Tel Aviv from attacking Lebanon, a report says.

As Iran conditionally reopens the strategic Strait of Hormuz following a decisive diplomatic and military victory, Tehran has warned the United States that any failure to honor its commitments will be met with severe consequences.

US has never faced an adversary quite like Iran, says a Brazilian military analyst, drawing sharp contrasts between the current confrontation and America's past wars.

Iranian creators used AI-assisted LEGO-style animations to counter US-Israeli war narratives, but YouTube banned their channel while the BBC led a smear campaign to justify censorship, proving how devastating it was for the enemy.

Trump's 'naval blockade' threat against Iran is a desperate, unsustainable bluff – militarily unfeasible, economically catastrophic, and a sign of America's strategic defeat in West Asia.