🇮🇷Iran's Judiciary has completed the confiscation of all domestic commercial properties of billionaire businessman Mohammad Sa'edinia in Iran.
His empire included more than 500 restaurants, coffee shops and trade centres in 30 countries.
The self-confessed pro-monarchist who has secretly funded every social riot since former President Khatami's tenures, with close links to the so-called Reform Camp in Iran, threw all caution away during the last CIA/MI6/Mossad-backed mass terrorist attacks in December 2025.
Sa'edinia has/had close links to another Reformist billionaire grown rich on the "fat of the Revolution", Seyed Hussein Mar'ashi and multi-millionaire Asadollah Badamchian,
Journalist and "Principalist" former Member of Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran.
Badamchian is a close blood relative of Ali Akbar Velayati, the chief advisor to the martyred Spiritual Leader Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei and his successor Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei.
While we've said much about the Reformist monopolies on business, media and politics in Iran, perhaps we've neglected mentioning that without the so-called Principalist cooperation, the Islamic Republic wouldn't find itself in the tough spot it's in today.
The only truly independent answer to the mess created through years of unchecked official corruption among the higher eschlons of the Islamic Republic, are the revolutionary currents headed by a handful of MPs and supported by a massive 62% of the Iranian population.


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🇮🇷Iran is out of the World Cup 2026 tournament.

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🇮🇶Iraqi security forces have detained at least 15 high-ranking ministers, politicians, business and security figures in their overnight raid on Baghdad's Green Zone.
Among them were:
Muhammad Al-Halbousi, leader of the Sunni ‘Taqaddum’ party and former Parliament Speaker, Farhan Al-Fartousi, former Director General of the General Company of Ports for Iraq (GCPI), Ibrahim Al-Sumaidaie, advisor to former Prime Minister Shia Al-Sudani, the Iraqi Minister of Construction, Housing, Municipalities and Public Works, Bengen Rekani, prominent pro-Iranian Iraqi politician and longtime member of Iraq’s Council of Representatives, Alia Nassif.

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~Via HFI_RESEARCH

"My analysis of the Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours.
If the tankers use the Iran route, they are dominantly Iran-related. If the tankers use the Oman route, they are not, and never sanctioned.
I have heard from ship owners that most tankers cannot use the Iran route because the EU has not lifted sanctions on IRGC. Using the Iran route would risk sanctions, making the Oman route the only viable option.
With more conflict going on between IRGC and the US, the visible AIS data on Oman's tanker route is going to go dark again, which means Iran will have to keep escalating in order to completely halt flows.
For the US, the fact that the Oman route might be blocked presents it with a big ultimatum: either the US escalates or gives IRGC control of the Strait of Hormuz. Logic says there's no way that would happen, so escalation will continue.
Given that Trump has made it obvious that he does not want to escalate, I fear that the IRGC would just keep escalating until they gain control.
This issue is far from over."

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🇺🇸CENTCOM is publicly congradulating (embarrassing) itself on the successful escort of the transit of a group of 5 five "ships" through its "Omani Corridor" of the Strait of Hormuz.
The five vessels like MSV AL RASHID are small Indian dhows, and always used the Omani coastal waters.

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