— ? | With Araghchi traveling to Doha in transit during his flight to the United States for a visit to the UN convention, and the return of CIA mouthpiece Mohsin Naqvi, the Pakistani minister, to Tehran for talks, the repeated terms, conditions, and slogans of negotiations have once again resurfaced within the inner circle. At the same time, the American Treasury’s announcement that all Iranian passenger aircraft operating since September 23 will cease their operations adds another layer to the developing situation. Once again, the game of gambling appears to be starting, with talks and threats of bombing moving in parallel, each remaining silent while the other side speaks. At present, it cannot be said with certainty which side benefits more from this process. However, the continued emphasis on pressure against the enemy and the principle of siege for siege appears to favor Iran, particularly as it undermines Trump’s policy. At the same time, one cannot simply endorse negotiations if they amount to concessions. It remains extremely difficult to judge what is actually taking place behind the scenes. The threat of war remains real, and the situation could change or resume in any direction at any moment.

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What if this pressure was deliberately planned because the measures being taken now could seriously affect Iran. What we are witnessing appears to be an attempt at all-out pressure, with the past several months bringing not only economic and political pressure but also setbacks and losses for Iran. Most recently, the pressure has expanded to the aviation sector. On September 8, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned all remaining active Iranian airlines and suspended certain aviation-related authorizations, while additional pressure has reportedly been placed on countries and companies dealing with Iranian carriers.

If this pressure continues to expand, it could become a serious problem for Iran, particularly if more countries begin restricting the landing or operation of Iranian passenger aircraft. We also have to watch closely how the countries that have stood by Iran as allies respond to such pressure under these circumstances. Will they stand their ground and weather the storm, or will the pressure prove too much and send the whole arrangement off the rails? At this stage, it is too early to tell, but their response could prove crucial in determining whether this pressure campaign gains traction or ultimately goes nowhere.

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🇮🇱🇵🇸⚡Satellite images reveal that the Israeli regime is constructing permanent bases in the northern part of the Gaza Strip.

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🇾🇪 | Breaking — Ansar Allah leader Sayyid Abdul Malik Houthi (H):

Would Turkey or Pakistan accept Saudi Arabia interfering in all of their policies? Would the Gulf countries accept such a thing?

The Saudi enemy wants to be the sole authority determining officials in our country, to the point that anyone who is not appointed by Saudi Arabia would have no legitimacy!

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🇮🇷 | UKMTO received a delayed report of an incident involving an LPG tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was struck by fragments from unidentified projectiles. All crew members are safe, with no environmental impact reported. The vessel will continue to its next port of call. Authorities are investigating. Vessels are advised to transit with caution and report suspicious activity to UKMTO.

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🇾🇪 | Ansar Allah leader Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi (H) on the 12th anniversary of the September 21 Revolution:

We turn to Allah with praise and thanks for granting our dear people victory and support in their blessed September 21 Revolution.

The September 21 Revolution achieved freedom and independence for our people on the basis of their faith-based identity and liberation from American hegemony.

The blessing of liberation and independence, and putting an end to the wrong course under foreign tutelage, was a great blessing and a day among the Days of Allah.

Foreign tutelage is the confiscation of freedom and independence and the great losses that result from it.

It is astonishing that some factions surrendered to foreign tutelage and accepted it, dealing with them as though they were charitable organizations.

Decision-making in Yemen was handed over to foreign tutelage, while the authority in Sana’a was merely nominal and acted as an executor of their dictates.

The official program in all fields became aligned with what the American and British sides and their allies wanted at the time.

At the military level, the enemies moved to dismantle the army despite its subordination to their authority. They also targeted everything that could be useful in confronting any external aggression.

The air force, air defense, and naval forces, despite their limited capabilities, were targeted.

The security situation moved toward complete collapse under foreign tutelage, and assassinations in Sana’a continued without interruption.

Before the September 21 Revolution, assassinations targeted security personnel, army personnel, and academics. The situation reached the point where extremists stormed hospitals.

The economic burdens imposed on the people continued despite the existence of oil and gas resources, and there was no war at the time.

Before the September 21 Revolution, foreign tutelage intervened in all the affairs of the country, and ambassadors at the time interfered in every area of state affairs.

The popular revolution restored the people’s dignity and preserved their faith-based pride. It was not a revolution driven by any external party in the world.

The enemies turned against our people and adopted a hostile position, despite the fact that our people remained committed to rights recognized for every people in the world.

The enemies conspired against our people and attempted to reassert control over them after they had been liberated from foreign tutelage.

As long as the American objective remains to control our people and turn our country into military bases for America, the problem with them and their instruments will remain.

The popular revolution came with the principle of peace and partnership, but the enemies adopted a hostile position and mobilized some people to subjugate it once again.

Saudi Arabia, with the support, supervision, and participation of America, Britain, and the Zionists, moved to carry out comprehensive aggression against our people without justification.

The Saudi regime targeted all the foundations of life in our country, and its brutal crimes constitute war crimes against humanity.

The Arab and Islamic position toward the Saudi aggression against Yemen was one of inaction, with the exception of the Axis of Jihad and Resistance and some free people around the world.

The Saudi regime revealed its Zionist character during the years of escalation in Yemen.

The Saudi regime targeted more than 2,000 mosques and targeted celebrations and mourning gatherings. We have all the documents and footage related to these crimes.

Our people confronted the aggression out of a sense of humanitarian, religious, and national responsibility to defend their land, honor, existence, and independence.

During the de-escalation period, there was an opportunity for the Saudi aggressor to reconsider its calculations and realize that it was impossible to prevail over this people and once again subjugate them to the enemies.

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🇾🇪 | Ansar Allah leader Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi (H) on the 12th anniversary of the September 21 Revolution:

The Saudi aggressor operates under the Americans, British, and Israelis, and is subordinate to them. It has no independent program.

The Saudi aggressor took the wrong course when Yemen fulfilled its humanitarian duty in supporting Palestine, betting on the American, British, and Israeli offensive to destroy the military capabilities of our people.

Saudi Arabia opened its airports to Israeli reconnaissance aircraft to launch operations toward Yemen from its airports.

Saudi Arabia worked through the media to distort the Yemeni position supporting Palestine during the support campaign.

The living conditions of the Yemeni people have reached a catastrophic level because of the continuing Saudi blockade.

The statements announced by the Ministry of Health reflect the immense suffering endured by our people, and capabilities have reached zero.

We stand in solidarity and cooperate with the Axis of Jihad and Resistance, and we consider any attack on an Islamic country to pose a danger to the Ummah, based on our principled responsibility.

We are people with a cause and victims of one of the greatest injustices on Earth. So how can others object to our taking action against aggression and the blockade?

Those who object to our taking action against aggression and the blockade cannot accept Saudi Arabia closing its airports and preventing people from traveling.

Will those entities that express sympathy and lament for the Saudi enemy over its oil facilities and the responses of our forces accept the restrictions imposed on commercial imports, whereby goods remain in another country for inspection and examination piece by piece?

Saudi arrogance cannot be accepted, and the condition of the Saudi regime is one of occupation.

We were facing a clear and exposed project involving thousands of trucks loaded with weapons and reinforcements, under the direct command of Saudi officers.

The Saudi enemy returned to escalation by bombing Sana’a Airport and moved toward a major ground mobilization to annihilate our people.

The Saudi enemy’s program is to target our people, and it has pursued an aggressive course in every field.

Regional circumstances have kept the Americans and Israelis somewhat preoccupied, and this is a problem for Saudi Arabia, which wants everyone to participate in its aggression.

The legitimacy granted by Allah gives us the right to confront unjust aggression and an unjust blockade, and all international conventions give us the right to defend our country.

Our people moved with their armed forces, relying on Allah and driven by faith, to confront the escalation initiated by the Saudi enemy through aerial bombardment and ground mobilization.

Saudi officers are leading the forces from the Yemeni provinces to invade what remains of the homeland.

The general official trend in the region ranges between surrendering and working to serve the interests of the enemy.

As a result of the effectiveness of the Yemeni position, the Saudi enemy sought to bring America and “Israel” into a comprehensive aggression, rather than merely participating at certain levels.

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📌 | The Saudi aggressor operates under the Americans, British, and Israelis, and is subordinate to them. It has no independent program.

— Leader of Islamic revolution of Yemen Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi (H)

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🇸🇦 | Saudi command-level soldiers Khalid Al-Shahri and Mohammad Al-Zahrani were liquidated by AnsarAllah fire, while additional Saudi soldiers reported killed in Yemeni attacks include Abdullah bin Bakhit Al-Sulmi, Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Sulmi, Ibrahim Al-Marzouq, and Jabir bin Shujaa Al-Razzaq.

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—❗️🇮🇷/🇺🇸/🇮🇶 NEW: Iraq has caved to U.S. pressure and will ban newly sanctioned Iranian airlines from landing or taking off in Iraq, starting tomorrow – AFP

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— | As said earlier, this is not that simple. Some people might respond with laughing emojis to any pressure claim of Americans against Iran, but this is a real and serious issue. Turkey has suspended Iranian airline operations until March 2027, and now other countries appears to be next in line. These are among the countries through which Iran operates a significant number of flights, including transit routes for international travelers. Flights connecting Iran with India and Pakistan have also been reduced and are now rarely available. Despite the continuing pressure for several months, no major solution has yet been found, and the situation remains unresolved.

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