مرجع خبر، آموزش، فناوری، سرگرمی و دانستنیهای روز
مرجع خبر، آموزش، فناوری، سرگرمی و دانستنیهای روز
Lieutenant-Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaqari, spokesman for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters issued a statement on Saturday evening, warning the “terrorist” US military that the armed forces will deal more “severe and extensive” blows to American warships if Washington continues acts of aggression in the region.
Despite the decline in the global standings, Iran remain fourth among teams from the Asia-Oceania region.
The initial assumption may have been that pressure on Iran would remain confined to a limited, controlled, and manageable framework. But the vortex of the Strait of Hormuz has shown that in today's deeply interconnected economy, war does not flow only where the missiles land. Part of the bill is now showing up in diesel prices, gas contracts, shipping insurance, the Treasury bond market, the Federal Reserve's interest rate, and the cost of financing America's $40 trillion debt.
According to Lebanese El-Nashra news webiste, Nabih Berri in remarks published on Sunday referrred to the repeated violations of the Lebanese ceasefire, and stated: Israel has undoubtedly proven that it does not adhere to any ceasefire agreement and is violating all laws and agreements.
Public Relations of the Hamzah Sayyid al-Shuhada Base of the IRGC Ground Force said in a statement on Sunday that "During a series of intelligence operations by the Unknown Soldiers of the Imam Zaman (peace be upon him) in the IRGC Intelligence Organization of West Azarbaijan Province, a shipment of anti-security equipment was discovered and seized at the border of Oshnavieh County."
Speaking in a televised interview with national TV aired on Sunday night, Major General Rezaei stressed that the US President Trump's claim that the Strait is open is a big lie.
"The Strait of #Hormuz was wide open until 28 February, when the #USrael attacked Iran. Washington unleashed an unlawful and savage war on the region and disrupted the normal flow of commercial shipping; tankers are halted, trade is disrupted, and energy prices are rising," Baghaei wrote on X.
“18 Americans are dead. Billions in damage to our bases. Missile supplies catastrophically low. Farm bankruptcies at record highs. Families struggling to pay $5 gas prices. Iran stronger than ever,” Murphy wrote in a post on X.