🗞️ | Media Hassan Al-Dar, in a post on the X platform:

The gentleman [Imam] Khamenei once recited:

“My age is running rapidly to ninety
And my soul is standing still at twenty.”

Trump’s hair stands on end before the leaders of the world…

Except for [Imam] Khamenei, who challenges and threatens him with stability and certainty!

This is the difference between the worshipers of God and the slaves of Satan.

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🇮🇷: 🇷🇺 | Iran reviews gas imports from Russia:

Iranian Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad stated that daily gas production from the South Pars field reached a record 730 million cubic meters per day, yet a domestic gas imbalance persists. As a result, Iran is reviewing and pursuing the import of gas from Russia to meet internal demand.

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🇷🇺: 🇮🇷 | Meeting of the Russian Energy Minister with Dr. Ali Larijani; Emphasis on Enhancing Tehran–Moscow Strategic Relations:

In this meeting, the Russian Energy Minister positively evaluated the atmosphere of discussions and economic cooperation between the two countries and emphasized Moscow’s continued support for Tehran under various conditions, including in the economic and energy sectors.

Dr. Ali Larijani, highlighting the excellence level of relations between Iran and Russia, described the cooperation as beyond usual ties. He stated that Tehran and Moscow have faced similar pressures and restrictions from the West in recent years, but these pressures have not stopped the path of strategic cooperation between the two countries.

Referring to the will of the leaders of both countries to enhance cooperation, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council emphasized the necessity of removing executive obstacles and facilitating administrative processes to advance joint projects.

At the end of the meeting, the Russian Energy Minister, while appreciating Dr. Larijani’s precise and detailed follow-ups, stressed that continued close communication and coordination are necessary to accelerate the implementation of agreements.

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🏴‍☠️ | MEK family ties of Ali Karimi:

Ali Karimi comes from a family with deep ties to the Mojahedin Khalq organization, including his father, uncle, and his father-in-law, Gholamali Davari, who was executed in 1988 for terrorism and waging war against Allah (Mohareb). These connections provide context for his personal references, including calling US Senator Lindsey Graham “uncle”.

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🇱🇧 | Al-Manar correspondent in southern Lebanon Ali Shoeib:

"As part of an operational plan launched following the escalation of Israeli incursions into border-area villages, the Lebanese Army has begun reinforcing its deployment along the border at multiple points.

The photos document a Lebanese Army bulldozer establishing a new position opposite an Israeli post recently set up in the Khillet al-Mahafir area, south of the town of Odaisseh, accompanied by army units and UNIFIL forces."

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❗️Epstein looped into secret Pakistan-Saudi Yemen war talks via Oslo diplomat

Convicted child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was briefed on a covert Pakistani plan to support Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen, according to a newly released 2015 email from the US Justice Department. The memo, marked “Strictly Confi,” outlined discussions for Islamabad to send elite commandos to the Saudi border with Yemen as Riyadh mobilized its assault on Ansarallah. The message was written by former UN official Nasra Hassan and forwarded directly to Epstein by veteran Norwegian diplomat Terje Rod-Larsen, a key architect of the Oslo Accords.

At the time, Saudi Defense Minister Mohammed bin Salman was spearheading a coalition war after Ansarallah gained Sanaa. While Pakistan’s parliament publicly rejected joining the campaign, Hassan wrote that a covert arrangement was being crafted to secure Saudi cash and oil for Islamabad. She detailed plans for Pakistan’s Special Service Group, known as the “Black Storks,” to deploy to sensitive stretches of the Saudi-Yemen border, and for JF-17 fighter jets and naval assets in the Gulf of Oman to provide support under the cover of routine operations.

There is no evidence of direct correspondence between Hassan and Epstein, but Larsen’s decision to forward the memo placed the convicted financier inside backchannel discussions over a war that would devastate Yemen and reshape the Red Sea arena. Larsen later resigned from the International Peace Institute after his ties to Epstein surfaced, and fresh disclosures reveal an even deeper web linking the Oslo broker and the convicted sex offender.

🇺🇸 | Washington Times: Iran’s Leader sent a message of Strength not Passiveness:

The American media outlet The Washington Times analyzed yesterday’s (Tuesday’s) remarks by Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

In its analysis, The Washington Times wrote:

“The recent remarks by Iran’s leader are assessed less as a sign of an imminent decision for conflict and more as a political and deterrent message to Washington; a message emphasizing that Tehran sees itself not in a passive position, but in a position capable of responding even against what America calls ‘the strongest military in the world.’”

Referring to the Leader’s statement that “More dangerous than an aircraft carrier is a weapon capable of sending it to the depths of the sea,” the newspaper described these remarks within the framework of “verbal deterrence,” writing:
“Tehran is attempting, by highlighting its missile and naval capabilities especially in the region’s confined and strategic waters to convey that even the most advanced U.S. military equipment is not immune to threat.”

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🇵🇸 | Hamas tunnel network in Gaza:

According to Zionist Channel 14 reporter Ynon Magal, Hamas has constructed 500 kilometers of tunnels in Gaza, a distance nearly equivalent to the length of Israel from Kiryat Shmona to Eilat. The network represents a massive investment of resources and effort by Hamas, reportedly aimed at targeting Israeli infrastructure and personnel.

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🏴‍☠️ | Israeli raid in southern Quneitra:

Israeli forces conducted raid and search operations on civilian homes in Ein Zivan village in the southern countryside of Quneitra, targeting residential areas during the operation.

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🇮🇷: 🇹🇯 | Iran-Tajikistan trade goal of $1 billion:

Iran and Tajikistan are pursuing an increase in bilateral trade volume with a target of reaching $1 billion, focusing on expanding economic cooperation and removing barriers to commerce. Recent efforts include visa-free travel for road transport drivers starting March 2026 to facilitate trade flows and growing exchanges in non-energy goods such as petrochemicals, metals, and agricultural products, with trade between the two nations rising year-on-year toward this goal.

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🏴‍☠️ | Israeli raids in Quneitra countryside:

Israeli forces stormed Ein Zivan village, raided homes, set up a roadblock, searched civilians, and obstructed movement, and also entered Sida Al-Jolan in southern Quneitra and arrested a young man.

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🇮🇷: 🇷🇺 | Russian navy docks in Bandar Abbas:

The Russian Navy has docked at Bandar Abbas to participate in joint naval drills with the Iranian Navy in the Gulf of Oman, ahead of exercises scheduled for tomorrow. During remarks at the port, the Russian fleet commander spoke at a lectern bearing the phrase “our path is the path of Imam Husayn”.

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People need to understand that Iran's only way of pressuring America in case of war, is by dragging the entire region into it and making the Americans unable to deal with the consequences. Every single option will no longer be held back, all axes will be activated.

If America attacks, assuming it's a large-scale attack aimed at toppling the regime, Iran will unleash EVERYTHING it has—and the Middle East will explode, from Iran to Jordan, from Yemen to Kuwait—the ENTIRE region will be ablaze. There will be a global energy crisis, and it will push other anti-American forces to try their luck in various parts of the world.

This has the possibility of becoming America's second Vietnam. They're entering into something of which they cannot possibly fathom the implications for decades to come.

If a large-scale war happens, even if the Iranian government doesn't fall, it will be a historic moment far more instrumental than the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.

I can assure you that the Islamic Republic won't fall easily. It will trigger a civil war far more deadly and violent than Syria.

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✅ | This situation is not new for Iran, and it is not something sudden or unexpected. The possibility of American aggression has been part of Iran’s strategic calculations for decades. At its core, beyond any specific government, political faction, or individual, the Iranian state core has always prepared for the scenario of a large-scale confrontation. From Tehran’s perspective, if such a war begins, it will not remain limited or symbolic. It will become regional.

Iran is not approaching this moment as an unplanned crisis. This is not a case of misunderstanding sudden attacks or being caught off guard. Those are completely different historical circumstances. What is unfolding now has taken time to develop. It has evolved through years of tension, sanctions, military buildups, proxy confrontations, and explicit threats. The evolution is now visible. The scenario has matured, and Iran has structured its deterrence around exactly this possibility.

For years, Iranian officials repeatedly warned that any aggression would lead to a regional war. Martyr Hossein Amir-Abdollahian clearly stated multiple times that the region would not remain untouched if Iran were attacked. At the time, many questioned how such expansion would occur. Today, the mechanisms are clearer. Iran’s regional networks, missile capabilities, naval positioning, and strategic geography were not developed overnight. They were built with this very contingency in mind.

Imam Khamenei has repeatedly emphasized that the issue with the West is not truly nuclear. The deeper issue, from his perspective, is that American world seek to swallow Iran, to neutralize its independence and strategic identity. That framing shapes Iran’s long-term defensive doctrine. If leadership believes the objective of an adversary is systemic elimination rather than policy adjustment, then deterrence becomes existential.

Civil war would only happen in the case of internal riots, as Imam Khamenei mentioned yesterday — that the only thing they can attempt is to repeat such riots. Iran would not use this as a selfish tactic, but it would take it as a reason to target all American bases.

Yes, Imam Khamenei is Wali al-Faqih, and yes, do not underestimate the Shia world — it is not a joke. Resistance forces are present in many places, and that alone is enough to say. The region will face the consequences, as many anonymous fronts have their fingers on triggers. Iran, at its core, believes that its fall would lead to the fall of the entire Islamic world, including KSA, which houses the holy mosques.

Iran would expand such a war not for selfish motives, but, as it sees it, to protect the entire Muslim world.

If the United States were to launch a large-scale operation aimed at regime change, the assumption that the system would collapse quickly may not align with institutional realities. Iran’s political and military structure includes succession mechanisms and layered command chains. Even in extreme hypothetical scenarios, the system is designed to continue functioning. The concept of vacuum does not easily apply to a structure that has institutional depth.

The possibility of internal unrest is often mentioned. However, there is a significant difference between unrest triggered by economic or social grievances and a full-scale civil war capable of fragmenting the state. Iran’s leadership has openly acknowledged that external actors may attempt to repeat episodes of riots. But riots are not equivalent to systemic collapse. In fact, historically, external military pressure can consolidate internal alignment rather than dissolve it.

Iran’s strategic thinking suggests that if war is imposed, it will not respond in a narrow or symbolic way. It would treat aggression as justification to expand the battlefield beyond a single front. U.S. bases across the region would immediately become high-risk targets. Maritime routes, particularly critical energy corridors, would enter a zone of instability.

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