US missile strikes on Iranian territory since February 28 have left a trail of death and destruction, while Kuwait and Bahrain have enabled these attacks, with mounting evidence pointing to the direct complicity of Persian Gulf states in the US-Israeli war against Iran.

Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, in response to the continued US violations of the MoU and a fresh wave of military aggression, constitutes a calibrated strategy of cost imposition, transforming defensive action into decisive geopolitical leverage.

Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei in his latest message hailed the unprecedented funeral turnout in Iran and Iraq, condemned repeated US violations of the MoU, warned against further aggression, and urged national unity

A Chinese historian and poet who attended Ayatollah Khamenei's historic funeral in Tehran says the experience offered a profound glimpse into Iran's soul, as collective grief, the civilizational resonance of Persian poetry, and the nation's resilient dignity under pressure deepened his understanding of the spiritual bond between the Iranian people and their martyred leader.

At the funeral of Iran's martyred Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei in Tehran, millions of mourners flooded the streets under red "revenge" flags, chanting for the deaths of key perpetrators, with officials and citizens alike framing the loss as a personal and national wound that demands immediate, uncompromising vengeance.

The MoU between Iran and the US is a strategic victory for Tehran, as Washington failed militarily and economically to achieve its objectives, forcing the American Empire to accept terms it had long rejected, says a former US official.

Iran-US MoU to be signed in Geneva on Friday marks Trump's humiliating defeat, as Washington failed to subdue Iran or achieve the goal of “regime change,” vindicating the Islamic Republic's resilience while exposing Israel's strategic collapse.