Dr. Kamal Kharrazi, head of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations and former Iranian foreign minister, has succumbed to injuries sustained in a US-Israeli attack earlier this week.

The Israeli regime is facing its worst strategic crisis following the 40-day war against Iran, with a convergence of unsustainable economic burdens, eroding international support, and a deepening military manpower crisis, according to an American analyst.

Washington accepted a regional ceasefire after its 40-day aggression failed to achieve any of the objectives, including dominating Iran and plundering its oil reserves, a former Iranian lawmaker said.

US special forces entered Iran for a “pilot rescue mission”, but details of the operation suggest a possible covert mission, perhaps for uranium, ending in humiliating failure.

Iran’s thumping military victory over the US-Israeli axis reaffirms the Islamic Republic as a global bulwark against injustice, securing a ceasefire on its terms and emerging as a new power in a multipolar world.

Morale among active-duty US military personnel is "extremely low," with troops questioning the point of going to war against Iran following the ceasefire.

After 40 days of imposed war, US was forced to retreat and accept Iran's 10-point proposal: no new aggression, Hormuz control, enrichment rights, sanctions removal, UN/IAEA resolutions terminated, war reparations, US withdrawal, and ceasefire on all fronts.