For Iran, the understanding to end the imposed military war marks the beginning of a political war, which is built on zero trust, unified fronts, and popular mobilization, turning the post-war phase into strategic leverage for the country.

The central command center of the Iranian armed forces says the will of the Iranian nation has been successfully imposed on the enemies.

General Javani voices the full readiness of the Iranian armed forces to counter any evil acts by the enemy.

Over 40 days of the war against Iran, the American military consumed more than 1,100 JASSM-ERs, 1,000 Tomahawks, and 1,200 Patriots, depleting Pacific-deterrent stockpiles in a failed campaign that failed to inflict harm on Iran's core capabilities.

Despite repeated claims by Trump administration officials that Iran's navy has been annihilated, Iranian naval forces, including the IRGC Navy, continue to control and manage the Strait of Hormuz, proving that the country’s navy remains a potent force.

One year after the 12-day imposed war, Iran has emerged as a regional superpower by defeating the US-Israeli war machine twice, while America – humiliated, economically drained, and stripped of credibility – now desperately seeks a deal to escape war and avoid complete collapse.

Iran launched coordinated strikes on US military targets in Jordan and Bahrain and announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to all vessels, forcing Trump to back down from his aggressive posture yet again.