Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued a stern warning to Israel, stating that Iranian forces remain on high alert with their "fingers on the trigger." He emphasized that the ongoing Israeli aggression in Lebanon threatens to derail the fragile ceasefire and render the upcoming peace talks in Islamabad "meaningless."

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated once again as Iran announced the closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz, citing repeated ceasefire violations by Israel. International oil tankers in the Gulf have reportedly received emergency signals from the

Major General Majid Khademi, the head of the Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been martyred in a joint U.S.-Israeli operation. Official military sources confirmed that the General was

Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Major General Ali Abdollahi, has warned that any attack on Iran's infrastructure will be met with a devastating response. He stated that in the event of aggression, "the gates of hell" would be opened for the United States and Israel.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has clarified that Iran never refused to visit Islamabad for negotiations, refuting recent claims made by Western media outlets. In a video message shared on social media, the Foreign Minister expressed his

Iranian Army Chief Major General Amir Hatami has placed the military on high alert, instructing troops to be prepared for any potential aggression. Addressing a high-level military meeting, he directed operational headquarters to monitor every move of the adversary with extreme caution. General Hatami warned that if any rival attempts a ground operation, "no enemy soldier should be left alive."

Iran has launched a massive wave of missile and drone attacks targeting Israel and US military bases across the Gulf. The IRGC claims to have killed 37 US soldiers in the UAE and destroyed several aircraft, including AWACS and refueling tankers.

The spokesperson for Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters, Ibrahim Zolfaqari, stated that in the event of any such misadventure, U.S. troops would “become food for the sharks of the Persian Gulf.”