The third imposed war is drawing to a close with Iran victorious and America defeated, none of the enemy's objectives achieved – marking Iran's superpower ascendancy and the definitive, irreversible decline of US hegemony.

Iran has used the ongoing ceasefire not as a pause, but as a strategic reset – rebuilding logistics, expanding missile production, and fortifying its deterrence for any future war.

After more than a year of strategic patience, Hezbollah struck back with advanced weaponry, shocking both the Israeli regime and the military pundits who had almost written its obituary.

Iran holds a clear upper hand after the recent 40-day imposed war, exercising firm control over the Strait of Hormuz, standing its ground on nuclear rights, and keeping unused cards – including NPT membership.

If the enemy oversteps and commits any act of aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran after the ceasefire, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) will target wherever the people want them to, the IRGC aerospace commander said on Tuesday.

Iran, the victor of the 40-day imposed war, will negotiate only to permanently end the imposed war, not over its missile, nuclear, or defense capabilities. Those red lines are non-negotiable.

Hours after the Iran-US ceasefire, Israel violated the truce with Lebanon strikes. In retaliation, Hezbollah has been targeting Israeli military sites and other assets across the occupied territories.