Iran has cemented unchallenged authority over the Strait of Hormuz, transforming the waterway into a permanent instrument of strategic influence and economic leverage that no power can undermine.

After 40 days of imposed war, US was forced to retreat and accept Iran's 10-point proposal: no new aggression, Hormuz control, enrichment rights, sanctions removal, UN/IAEA resolutions terminated, war reparations, US withdrawal, and ceasefire on all fronts.

On April 3, Iran's air defense network destroyed F-15E Strike Eagle, A-10 Thunderbolt II, two MQ-9 Reaper drones, one Hermes drone, two cruise missiles, two Black Hawk helicopters, and two C-130 transport aircraft, marking the ‘black day’ for US air force.

Fighters from regional resistance groups reportedly carry out operations against American bases in Iraq and Syria.

Iran condemns the US-Israeli attacks on universities, stating that such “barbarism” is unprecedented in modern history.

General Mousavi offered an assessment of the damage inflicted in the past 24 hours alone, highlighting the growing effectiveness of Iran’s precision-strike capabilities.

Iranian forces destroyed two US C-130s and two Black Hawks in Isfahan on Saturday, turning a ‘rescue’ mission into America's worst military debacle since the Tabas catastrophe of 1980.