The relevant Iranian authorities are closely monitoring any American use of Lebanese territory or bases, whether declared or undeclared, as part of the aggression against Iran.

Should it be confirmed to Tehran that this has occurred, these bases will become subject to a powerful Iranian response, similar to what took place in the Gulf.

This morning, the fighters managed to destroy four concentration points for commanders and equipment belonging to the American and Zionist enemies through powerful and swift strikes.

A secret residence for commanders of the U.S. Fifth Fleet outside the main base in Bahrain was also targeted during their meeting by a drone that hit the target accurately, while heavy ambulance activity indicated the results of the operation.

Additionally, a Zionist-owned container ship named (Express Room), flying the flag of a third country, was targeted by a missile that struck it with precision and effectiveness.

Furthermore, an aerial warning radar belonging to U.S. forces, used for directing F-16 aircraft and stationed outside the base on the coasts of the Dhahran region in Saudi Arabia, was destroyed.

Who will bear the cost of this war? And will those Arab countries step forward to do so?"

Well, I think that is something the President would be very interested in calling on those countries to do. I won't get ahead of his decision on that matter, but it's certainly an idea I know he is considering, and I think you will be hearing more from him about it!

No vessel has passed through the Strait of Hormuz without an agreement with Iran and a meticulous review of its documents.

To date, no vessel carrying a cargo for a hostile state has passed through the Strait of Hormuz, nor will any do so in the future.

We conducted a large-scale airstrike on a major ammunition depot in Isfahan on Monday evening.

The US bombed the depot with a large quantity of 2,000-pound bunker-buster munitions.