Following the recent imposed war, Iran shifted the game by closing the Strait of Hormuz – a renewable, low-cost threat. Unlike other cards, this credible leverage forced the US into negotiations and to make concessions.

During FM Araghchi's latest visit to Islamabad, Iran snubbed US negotiators and laid out firm and principled red lines for any future talks – even as a likely false-flag shooting in Washington sought to divert attention from a failed war and manufacture sympathy for Trump.

A petition has been launched for the release of Yousof Azizi, an Iranian academic and anti-war activist, detained by ICE despite holding a valid legal status in the US.

A nationwide IRIB Research Center poll reveals overwhelming support for the country's leadership and armed forces, and firm rejection of curbs on missile and nuclear programs and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

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.

Trump delusionally wants to turn talks into surrender or justify war through blockade and ceasefire violations, but Iran rejects threats and will reveal new battlefield cards, says parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf.

Iran's new posture has transformed the Strait of Hormuz into a permanent strategic asset, signaling the end of win-win diplomacy and placing the onus on the US to make concessions to Iran