The enemy's deliberate and cunning failure to implement Clause 1 has transformed the recently signed MoU from a diplomatic roadmap into a strategic trap, compelling Iran to leverage both its strategic influence over the Strait of Hormuz and its newly institutionalized role in Lebanon's De-escalation Committee to enforce compliance.

The story of Seyedeh Elham Sadeghi, who survived seven hours under rubble only to die months later from grief after losing her husband and two young sons to a US-Israeli airstrike, epitomizes the enduring human toll of the unprovoked war waged against Iran.

The MoU between Iran and the US to end the war of aggression has been widely welcomed worldwide as both sides prepare to formally sign it in Geneva on Friday.

Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif announced that a deal had been reached between Tehran and Washington to end the US-imposed war, which Iranian officials also confirmed.

Iran announces funeral ceremonies for the martyred Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, while officials reported progress toward a potential MOU with the US.

Iran said a MOU with the US is nearing completion, while reaffirming its red lines and warning that it remains fully prepared to respond to any enemy aggression.

Iran launched coordinated strikes on US military targets in Jordan and Bahrain and announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to all vessels, forcing Trump to back down from his aggressive posture yet again.