Iran's Trump card is the Gulf states' nightmare scenario

Iran pushes for ceasefire as food shortages and cash crisis deepen

Iran is demanding a temporary ceasefire and the gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, citing severe shortages of food, medicine and cash, and warning of the risk of hunger in parts of the country. The US is prepared to partially ease the naval blockade and release frozen funds, but is conditioning this on guarantees regarding the nuclear issue and the consent of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as well.

Satellite images reveal possible secret Israeli base in Iraq 

Satellite images reveal possible secret Israeli base in Iraq 

Satellite images on social media may have exposed the location of the Israeli base. The Wall Street Journal revealed the base's existence and its purpose: a logistics hub, pilot rescue point and launch site for operations against Iran. Senior Iraqi security official: "A certain force was deployed on the ground before the airstrike."

From within and without, Iran's trap tightens

From within and without, Iran's trap tightens

Iran’s unemployment rate has passed 50%, and the regime is feeling the pressure. Pakistan’s chief of staff promised the Americans he could bring Iran to a deal on the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear issue, but so far he has failed. The reason: Every time the Iranian political echelon is prepared to compromise, the Revolutionary Guards stop the move and wait for cracks to appear on the American side.

Regime feels economic squeeze as talks to end war stall

Iran's new demands hold up response to US proposal

Diplomatic officials in the region believe the reason for the delay in Iran’s response is Tehran’s demand to make changes to the emerging document before conveying its official position on it. According to the same officials, Iran is also walking back previous understandings regarding a ban on enrichment and the handover of enriched uranium.

CIA report reveals how long Iran would survive under US blockade

CIA report reveals how long Iran would survive under US blockade

According to a classified report by the CIA, Iran could withstand three to four months of a naval blockade. The report also says Iran still has about 75% of the mobile missile launchers it had before the war and about 70% of its ballistic missile stockpile. Satellite images from recent weeks document the regime’s reconstruction efforts.