🇮🇷 | Iran warns of alleged Israeli “false flag” plot targeting Al‑Aqsa Mosque:

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has warned that Israel may carry out a false‑flag drone or missile attack on Al‑Aqsa Mosque on the eve of Quds Day and then portray Iran and allied resistance forces as the perpetrators, a leak shared by Iranian state and allied sources citing concern over the Islamic Republic’s rising regional influence and popularity. The warning also contends that evacuations of Israeli settlers near the mosque are part of preparations for this alleged scenario.

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🇮🇶 | Continuation of the mourning ceremonies of Iraqis with a symbolic and magnificent funeral procession of Imam Khamenei (r) in Baghdad.

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🇮🇳 | An Indian journalist who recently returned from Israel has shared insights that challenge the image of Israel’s so-called “defenses.” According to Braj Mohan Singh, the reality on the ground is very different from the public perception of total protection.

He reported that even bunkers are not safe, with people dying deep inside 100-foot-deep shelters—information that is not publicly disclosed. Casualty and damage reports are tightly controlled, and journalists were restricted from filming the dead, visiting hospitals, or reporting exact strike locations.

Singh also questioned the reliability of Israel’s early warning systems, noting that missiles struck on at least one occasion without any sirens sounding beforehand. “We are told Israel has robust technology. However, one morning missiles struck without any warning. The technology fails, and it is hard to determine when drones and missiles will strike,” he said.

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✅ | Who is loosing?

Continued reports indicate that radar systems in Israel and U.S. bases across West Asia are failing to track incoming missiles due to the overwhelming intensity of recent Iranian operations. Warning sirens in Israel reportedly activate only when missile barrages are already entering the occupied territories, leaving less than three minutes of reaction time and causing increasing civilian and military casualties.

In just seven days, Iran’s operations have created major disruptions worldwide. Naval blockades have paralyzed shipping lanes, around 14,000 flights have been canceled, and gas and petrochemical production has halted in several countries. Oil and gas facilities in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia are jammed, leading to storage crises and operational slowdowns. The fall of the Erbil base is seen as a significant setback for U.S. forces in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, while Iraqi resistance groups and Iranian forces actively hunt hundreds of terrorist cells with intelligence support.

Targets and threats against American presence in Baghdad and northern Iraq are under continuous fire, which has led to the retreat of U.S. personnel to the UAE and Bahrain. These forces are now being hunted down like ducks by Shahed and Hadees drones. Iran has not yet deployed its full arsenal, including mass assault missiles and hundreds of barrages, a scenario described as a nightmare for the enemy.

The withdrawal of the USS Abraham Lincoln after missile strikes and the deployment of additional warships is viewed as an attempt to recover credibility, but operational pressure continues to mount on U.S. assets. Weakening and "father of miscalculations" Washington may attempt to expand regional conflicts to cover its setbacks, including pressuring allies or attempting indirect operations against Iranian interests.

Iran’s strategy has combined precision strikes, drone attacks, missile barrages, and disruption of supply chains, effectively paralyzing American and Israeli military networks in the region. The cumulative effect has exposed vulnerabilities in early-warning systems, air defenses, and the coordination of U.S. bases.

Before, Trump might face troubles covering the shame of losing; he wants to impose others on Iran for regional fights. He may push Cuba to fall and impose Greece to attack Turkish assets. He may target Julani before fleeing away and opening the door of "hell"(?) for all. Iran should not take back an inch; it must completely damage the entire American asset in the region and should keep killing necessarily, otherwise the threat will return every six months, which could lead to further setbacks.

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—Attack targeting US asset in Qatar.

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🇮🇷 | BREAKING: Masoud Pezeshkian, President of Iran:

Iran will stop attacking neighboring countries, Iran's President Pezeshkian announces. The Temporary Leadership Council approved that there should be no more attacks on neighboring countries and no missile launches, unless an attack against Iran originates from those countries.

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✅ | There might be four reasons for this. First, the target banks are already hit, and Iranian forces have reached their objectives before fully focusing on the Zionist regime. Second, the loss of launchers and attacking posts has reduced the pace and chances of further operations. Third, major threats are now looming against Iran, including Kurdish terror outbursts, ISIS 2.0, and the Popular Forces terror umbrella (former Jaish al-Adl), shifting focus to countering internal and border threats. Reformist tendencies also play a role, as they often negotiate before facing challenges, which could be a strategic flaw. Fourth, it is a political maneuver~A trick. Our stance is: leadership council has decided that we accept & respect this course as it is, until further guidance or developments, and we respect their decision—and yes it is the time to choose new Leader!

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—A delay for a good news!