🇮🇷🔻🇺🇸 — Mehr News Agency, citing a source: Iran's final response regarding the memorandum of understanding with America is still under review.

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😌一 The spokesperson for the IRGC:

- Despite deploying its vast land, sea, and air capabilities, the United States was unable to wrest control of the Strait of Hormuz from Iran, not even for a few minutes.

- During the ceasefire period, our military and operational capabilities witnessed a significant increase. The opportunity was utilized to enhance combat capabilities, raise readiness levels, and address damage. Therefore, our armed forces are in a better position today than before.

- During this period, Iran's military capabilities did not decline; on the contrary, the country's strength increased in various fields.

- This development encompassed both offensive and defensive equipment, including air defense systems.

- Should the enemy resume military confrontation, the nature of operations, the geography of the battle, and even the types of weapons used would be different. The IRGC is fully prepared to deal with all possible scenarios.

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🇮🇱🇮🇷🇺🇸 Former head of Zionist intelligence:

Erdogan convinced Trump to cancel a Kurdish-led military operation that was supposed to be the first step in a broader plan against Iran.

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🇱🇧🇮🇱🇺🇸🇮🇷 Ceasefire in Lebanon: Layla Nicolas: Reports on what happened converge as follows:

1- The first American initiative: Hezbollah stops firing "completely" in exchange for sparing the southern suburbs and Beirut.

2- President Berri rejected it and demanded that the ceasefire be comprehensive and by both sides, and that homes not be destroyed.

3- The pace of Israeli threats increased, so Iran intervened with counter-threats.

4- The American position softened—the new offer: the southern suburbs in exchange for the northern settlements.

5- Hezbollah's response: a comprehensive and complete ceasefire by both sides, paving the way for an Israeli withdrawal.

6- Qalibaf yesterday in a call with President Berri: We support a complete ceasefire, even in the south.

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Result: Communications are ongoing, and we will see where they lead.


But:

1- The Israeli position is strict, and there is full American-Israeli coordination in managing the escalation on the fronts.

2- The story that Trump rebuked Netanyahu—we’ve heard it many times about Biden and Gaza.

3- There is a repetition of the Gaza scenario: how many times was a ceasefire agreement announced and never happened?

4- As we predicted earlier: Israel escalates on the eve of every negotiation round, expanding the scope of fire to extract concessions from the Lebanese negotiator (this is the inevitable result of any negotiations under fire).

5- Without a serious and continuous Iranian threat, Israel will continue to stall in negotiations with the political authority and act brutally on the ground.

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🇱🇧🇮🇱 Hezbollah official Mahmoud Qomati to Alaraby TV:

We have informed the relevant parties of our rejection of the "Dahiyeh for northern settlements" equation.

The "Dahiyeh for northern settlements" equation cannot be accepted.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Channel 12 (Hebrew):

Trump feared Netanyahu would renege on the agreement and actually attack the southern suburbs of Beirut after his recent statement with Katz.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Axios citing sources:

President Trump feels that Netanyahu is losing control of the situation.

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🇮🇷⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇶❗️— This is a narrow-minded analysis made to strategize the movements of Iraqi militia groups, while the writer is unaware of the intelligence and insider movements behind these changes.

Let me tell you: after the assassination of Ayatollah Khamenei, almost everyone from Iraqi Shia leaders who had fortunes and financial interests in Western countries was afraid to face the same Venezuelan-style regime change in Iran overnight. That is why most of them joined the Israeli axis and subordinated to U.S. and Israeli demands to protect their wealth and their lives, because they were also afraid of assassination.

- After Iranian political leaders disappeared and the state became a militarized regime run by IRGC hardliners, most Iraqi militia leaders believed Iran was gone. However, Iran endured and resisted the war well, shockingly surviving strongly in an unexpected way.

- That is why only some Shia movements remained loyal to their values and Iran: Kata'ib Hezbollah, Saraya Awliya al-Dam, Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, and Al-Nujaba. Currently, they are the only loyal Iraqi Shia forces inside the Axis of Resistance.

- The current Iraqi Shia government, run by Ali Zaidi, has been most influenced by Israel since 2003. There are many insiders and handlers behind this Government who are directly affiliated with Israel.

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