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We're not afraid of fighting losers.
The number of American casualties is already far higher than Trump confirms, and it will rise.
This time, the war won't be limited to the region.
We'll see what happens!
— The U.S. has used roughly 45% of Precision Strike Missiles.
— 50% of THAAD interceptors.
— Nearly 50% of Patriot air defense missiles.
— Other systems like Tomahawks and long-range missiles are also down by 20–30%.
This creates a “near-term risk” if a new conflict breaks out soon—especially against a major power like China.
One expert warned it has opened a “window of increased vulnerability.”
Stockpiles are no longer sufficient for a large-scale war, and replenishing them will take 3–5 years due to slow production timelines.
Source: CNN
In light of Trump’s statements about holding negotiations and inconsistency with what is actually happening between Iran and the United States, we believe we’re facing a deception by the enemy and we’re on the verge of a new round of escalation.
The invasion of Iraq was a lie. Where are the weapons of mass destruction that Saddam Hussein supposedly had? They were never found.
The invasion by France and England in Libya was another lie that caused enormous damage at that moment in our history. The invasion and the genocide carried out by Israel in Gaza is another very big lie.
And now the bombing of Israel against Lebanon—on what pretext? And now the invasion by the United States against Iran—on what pretext?
The Strait of Hormuz is under the control of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
We firmly confronted the U.S. efforts for mine clearance and consider it a violation of the ceasefire, and it escalated to the point of conflict, but the enemy retreated.
In Islamabad, I told the American delegation that if their mine clearance moves even a little forward from its place, we will definitely fire at it. They asked for 15 minutes to give the order to return, and they did.
If there is traffic in the strait today, control of the strait is in our hands.
The Americans have declared a blockade for several days; this is a foolish and ignorant decision. It is impossible for others to pass through the Strait while we cannot.
If the U.S. does not lift the blockade, traffic in the Strait of Hormuz will definitely be restricted.
After the enemies were defeated on the battlefield, they themselves began requesting a ceasefire and negotiations.
The talks lasted 21 hours without interruption, with Iran pursuing the people’s demands despite deep mistrust of the United States.
The enemy raised new excessive demands, but Iran made clear it would not retreat from its positions.
New proposals have been presented, and Iran is still reviewing them without response.
Not even a hair’s breadth of compromise, retreat, or leniency will be accepted.
Iran set three conditions for the passage of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz:
The ships must be commercial, and military ships are prohibited; neither the ships nor their cargo should be related to hostile countries.
The ships must pass through the route designated by Iran.
The passage of vessels must be coordinated with the Iranian forces responsible for this passage; just as CENTCOM had confirmed the management of the IRGC over the Strait of Hormuz before the war began.
