The IRGC Navy has warned the US and its allies, saying that any attack on Iranian tankers or commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf or beyond will trigger a heavy and decisive response targeting American military centers in the region and enemy ships.

America finds itself bewildered and trapped between failed military options and unacceptable peace terms, scrambling desperately for an exit, while Iran holds the initiative and calls the shots from strategic advantage.

Despite Western pundits predicting the collapse of the Islamic Republic, millions of Iranians have voluntarily filled the streets for 70 nights, blending religious devotion and patriotism in a powerful revolutionary momentum that foreign experts conveniently ignore.

The US knew Iran was not developing a nuclear weapon before its attack, says the Trump administration’s former “counterterrorism” chief.

Iran tightened its control on the Strait of Hormuz, detaining a violating tanker, crippling US naval assets, and dismissing American deadlines amid Washington’s growing isolation.

Iran's coordinated missile and drone strikes on three hostile American destroyers demonstrate that the Strait of Hormuz now operates exclusively on Iranian terms, with no vessel entering without permission and no security for US vessels in the Persian Gulf.

Iran's Army Navy struck American destroyers with cruise missiles and combat drones near the Strait of Hormuz.