After facing disgraceful defeat in the June war, the US and Israel launched another war of aggression against Iran on Saturday, but it is the Islamic Republic and its armed forces that will end it.

Iran ended the latest round of nuclear talks in Geneva with cautious optimism, rejecting unlawful US demands, insisting that sanctions relief and diplomacy, not military threats, are the only way forward.

Trump’s war rhetoric against Iran amid nuclear talks, pushed by Netanyahu, risks regional conflagration, exposes US military overreach and internal fractures, and would ultimately accelerate American decline.

After more than two years of refusing calls to suspend Israel over genocide in Gaza, FIFA is now sportwashing the crisis by pledging $50 million for football infrastructure in the war-torn territory.

Ayatollah Khamenei, in his latest speech, emphasized that Iran’s strength is rooted in its people, rejected foreign-backed coups and US threats, and framed national resilience through history, faith, and sovereignty.

Marco Rubio’s speech at Munich Conference called for renewed Western expansion, reversing Global South liberation gains and reasserting colonial-style control amid US hegemonic decline, escalating imperial aggression in an emerging multipolar world order.

Iran engages the US in nuclear talks to lift sanctions, balancing economic survival, strategic deterrence, and regional security, while resisting external pressure, threats, and attempts to undermine its sovereignty and autonomy.