Despite military and economic aggression, Iran has emerged unscathed, holding strategic leverage through military prowess, popular resilience, united leadership, and firm control over the Strait of Hormuz – while the US-Israeli-Arab alliance crumbles.

Despite claims that US shale oil can rapidly offset a Strait of Hormuz disruption, technical, economic, and logistical constraints render it incapable of compensating for such a large-scale, immediate supply shock.

Iran reacts to Trump's boasting about the US Navy's acting "like pirates" in carrying out Washington’s illegal naval blockade of Iranian vessels and ports.

The IRGC expresses gratitude towards the Iranian nation for its resolute defense of the country and its Islamic establishment through tremendous popular solidarity rallies.

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denounces some European states for repeating incorrect clichés concerning Iran's peaceful nuclear energy activities.

Amid a fragile ceasefire and enemy desperation to resume all-out war on Iran, multiple factors could inflict a larger US defeat if it resorts to another military adventure, a Press TV analysis reveals.

In Kentucky’s Republican primary, Trump-backed Ed Gallrein, funded by the pro-Israel lobby, challenges anti-war incumbent Thomas Massie, essentially testing “America First” vs. the establishment’s “Israel First” foreign policy.