❗️Conflict Overview: Day 27

▪️Iran sent an official response to the United States’ 15-point ceasefire proposal, the Tasnim news agency reported, citing a source. According to the source, Tehran put forward counter-demands, which include a complete end to the US-Israeli aggression, compensation for damage, and Iran’s full control of the Strait of Hormuz

▪️Trump announced a 10-day halt to strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure in a post on Truth Social

▪️Tehran considers guarantees of its own security, compensation for damage caused by Israeli and US attacks, and the preservation of sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz to be conditions for a potential ceasefire, the Iranian embassy in Austria said

▪️The US sent its 15-point proposal to Iran via Pakistan, which can become the basis for a peace agreement, US Special Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff said

▪️The US will continue to strike Iran, despite statements by the US side that it is maintaining contacts with representatives of the Islamic Republic, Trump pointed out

▪️Tehran promised to transfer eight tankers with oil to Washington as a goodwill gesture, Trump said

▪️Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy chief Alireza Tangsiri was killed in a strike near Bandar Abbas in the southern of Iran, The Jerusalem Post reported, citing an Israeli official

▪️Iran attacked US military bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia in the course of the 82nd wave of its retaliatory attacks, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported

▪️Iran urges the US to admit defeat in the ongoing conflict, Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei said. Iran is wary of negotiating with Trump, to put it mildly, Rezaei said

▪️A possible invasion of Iranian territory by US troops will cost the United States dearly, Commander of the Iranian Army Ground Forces, General Ali Jahanshahi, stated

▪️The US and Israel attacked the building of Isfahan University of Technology, causing damage but no casualtiess, the university’s press service reported

▪️Iran struck US bases in the UAE and Kuwait, as well as central Tel Aviv, Haifa, and areas north and south of Kiryat Shmona, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported

▪️The United States and Israel have begun employing explosive devices disguised as tin cans on the streets of Iranian cities, the IRNA news agency reported

▪️Iranian officials believe that any agreement to settle the conflict with the US must include a ceasefire by Israel in Lebanon, Reuters reported, citing sources

▪️Iran's attacks on Israel raised doubts about the effectiveness of Israel's air defense systems, WP reported

▪️The US and Israel reduced the frequency of strikes on the Iranian capital of Tehran, eyewitnesses told TASS

▪️Iran holds the advantage in the conflict with the United States, the latter having lost the initiative due to underestimating the adversary’s strength, the former head of the British foreign intelligence service MI6 (2014–2020), Alex Younger, said in an interview with The Economist

▪️The Pentagon is preparing four potential scenarios for an escalation of the conflict with Iran, which could include the seizure of the islands of Kharg, Larak, or Abu Musa, Axios reported, citing US officials and sources

▪️Iran has inflicted severe damage on American military bases in the Middle East, forcing many American troops to relocate to hotels and office spaces throughout the region, NYT reported, citing US officials

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