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✅ | Then why America act? This is critical to understand: the entire game of the Americans begins with miscalculations and ends with miscalculations. They plan, gather intelligence, amass weapons and resources, and prepare countless contingencies. Yet, the fundamental flaw lies in their inability to predict the exact next step of their opponent. When they cannot, they leave gaps and buy time, hoping to create an advantage—but this only exposes their weakness. Military experts know that America cannot sustain prolonged war. Its strategy relies on exploiting temporary weaknesses, but it cannot commit to long-term ground wars. Every attempt to pressure, coerce, or destabilize is limited by this reality.

The current stalemate centers on the Strait of Hormuz, as we said. Every discussion, negotiation, and threat revolves around this crucial point. Just yesterday, Trump publicly demanded that tolls from Hormuz be shared, revealing the true objective behind diplomatic posturing: control over a strategic choke point. Yet, no matter their plans or threats, they cannot alter the reality on the ground. Over time, the developments have favored Iran, and the strategic outcome will continue to benefit our side. America’s miscalculations are setting the stage for further losses, and these failures will inevitably backfire.

Hormuz belongs to Iran and will remain under Iranian control. The IRGC has proactively added a new route closer to the Iranian coast, strengthening defense and ensuring control over maritime traffic. Trump failed to open or dominate it. No foreign power has the tools, strategy, or capacity to reopen it; the cost of attempting to do so is astronomical and fully known.

This is not mere posturing. It is the result of calculated planning, patience, and strategic patience by Iran. Every move, every pause, every apparent hesitation has been part of a long-term approach to secure national interests, protect the region, and maintain deterrence.

America’s overconfidence and misreading of Iran’s capabilities only confirm that the power balance in this region cannot be dictated by external threats.

As time passes, we can say that whatever happened is “good.”

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🚢 | Larak Island lies in the Strait of Hormuz off southern Iran’s coast in Hormozgan Province and is part of Qeshm County. Its central coordinates are approximately 26.8533° N, 56.3556° E (26° 51′ 12″ N, 56° 21′ 20″ E). The island covers about 49 km², measuring roughly 11 km long by 4 km wide, with a lenticular shape and a highest elevation around 130–138 m above sea level. To the south, the narrowest part of the Strait of Hormuz between Larak and Oman’s Great Quoin Island is about 39 km (24 miles) across—a crucial segment connecting the Sea of Oman to the Persian Gulf. Ships entering the Persian Gulf travel north past the island, while exiting vessels head southeast past Larak toward the Sea of Oman.

Hormuz is like an atom bomb for Iran. As Imam Mujtaba Khamenei said in his first statement, “this tool” confirms that it will bring benefits for Iran and regional partners. This tool will not only bring material advantages but also reshape political dynamics. Every country must maintain good and respectful relations with Iran, which controls this strategic passage.

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🥀 | We extend our heartfelt condolences to the entire Islamic world, the resistance movements, and the Shia community on the occasion of the fortieth day of the martyrdom of Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei and his family members. May their sacrifice continue to inspire generations.

We pray that Allah enjoins him with Imam Husayn (A) in the highest ranks of paradise, and may he return with Imam Mahdi (A).

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