The US attack on Chabahar has underscored the Iranian port's growing importance as a regional trade hub connecting South Asia, Central Asia, and the broader Global South.

Iran positions itself as the legitimate and indispensable custodian of the Strait of Hormuz, leveraging its geographical sovereignty and historical legal frameworks to manage the world's most critical energy waterway.

The exchange of fire early Sunday once again demonstrated that the US is not only unwilling to honor its commitments but has effectively blocked any path toward a diplomatic resolution.

Under Imam Khamenei's visionary leadership, Iran transformed its construction sector from one heavily dependent on foreign expertise into a global leader in building materials production and domestic engineering, with nearly 90 percent of the country's 20 million housing units built during the post-revolution period.

Bahreini warned that attacks on rail infrastructure threaten the broader safety, security, and reliability of international rail transport.

Enraged by viral scenes of Iranians stoning his images, Trump bombed the country's rail and ports, only to watch the Global South bypass US-controlled routes faster than ever.

As Iran mourns Ayatollah Khamenei, his decades-long push for food self-sufficiency has proven a bulwark against war and sanctions, undercutting Trump's proposal to exchange frozen Iranian assets for American grain.