Retalitory Strikes continue against Iran

Trump orders expanded strikes on Iran after missile attack shattered trust in peace talks

President Trump has directed the military to prepare a fresh wave of strikes against Iran that could begin within days, a sharp escalation after an Iranian missile attack on American forces in Jordan during active negotiations.

Trump previewed the coming offensive at a Friday cabinet meeting at Camp David, telling his war cabinet the United States is "going big" and accusing Tehran of negotiating in bad faith while simultaneously targeting American troops.

The New York Post reported that the military has drafted multiple options for fresh attacks, including a sustained bombing campaign lasting ten to fourteen days and potential strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure, including electricity serving Tehran.

The order follows a sequence that would test any commander-in-chief's patience. On Wednesday, while Special Envoy Steve Witkoff was engaged in negotiations with Iranian counterparts, Iran launched five missiles at a U.S. base in Jordan. Trump learned of the attack not from his negotiator but from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Iran fired on U.S. troops mid-negotiation, and Trump responded within hours:
The U.S. military hit back the same day. U.S. Central Command struck dozens of targets tied to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, including command centers and missile and drone facilities.

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Can we just wipe Iran out? This has gone on way too long and Iran is ever going to surrender.

Iran continues to disrupt shipping

Tankers Hit Near Hormuz as Iran Warns of Wider Disruption

Two commercial tankers reported separate security incidents near the Strait of Hormuz overnight as Iran warned the United States that continued military pressure could disrupt other strategic shipping routes, raising fresh concerns about global energy supplies and the potential for another escalation in the five-month conflict.

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations, a British military-linked maritime security organization, said Saturday it received reports of two incidents near the entrance to the strategic waterway off Oman.

In the first, a tanker about 11 nautical miles northeast of Limah was struck by an "unknown projectile," damaging its engine room and leaving the vessel unable to maneuver. UKMTO said there were no reported injuries or environmental damage.

A short time later, the master of another tanker about 21 nautical miles northeast of Khasab reported seeing a large splash and explosion near the vessel. No damage or injuries were reported.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps separately claimed it struck two oil tankers traveling under what it said was U.S. military escort after they allegedly used an unauthorized route.

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Ayatollah reported to be in Russia

Ayatollah Fled to Russia, IRGC Has Taken Control

A stunning new Newsmax Platinum Intelligence Brief pulls back the curtain on the real power structure inside Iran — and the implications could reshape the Middle East overnight.

Drawing on a senior Gulf-based source, the report reveals how Iran’s civilian leadership has been effectively sidelined.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is now driving nearly all major decisions — from military strategy to nuclear policy.

Even more alarming, the country’s top leadership is described as increasingly isolated and vulnerable, amid growing fears of deep foreign intelligence penetration.

Our source reveals that Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has been wounded and was evacuated to Russia. [Newsmax Platinum]

Trump's IRGC Ultimatum: Surrender to Operation Epic Fury or Face Certain Death

Trump Gave the IRGC One Ultimatum and They Now Face Guaranteed Death

Iran's military has been the world's leading sponsor of terror for 46 years.

Now its navy is on fire and its missile launches have dropped 90 percent in six days.

Trump already warned them what would happen – and this week he looked the IRGC straight in the eye and delivered the final terms.

"I'm once again calling on all members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, the military, and the police to lay down their arms," Trump said Thursday. "They're only going to be killed."

Trump went further, urging Iranian diplomats around the world to request asylum and help build what he called "a new and better Iran."

That same day, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth flew to CENTCOM headquarters in Tampa to put numbers behind the president's words.

The results from Operation Epic Fury are not subtle. Iran has lost more than 30 ships, including a drone carrier the size of a World War II aircraft carrier that was still on fire as Hegseth spoke.

Ballistic missile attacks are down 90 percent since day one of the operation. Drone attacks are down 83 percent. U.S. bombers have struck nearly 200 targets deep inside Iran in the past 72 hours alone, dropping dozens of 2,000-pound penetrator bombs on buried missile launchers.

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Price of gas went down and the stock market was green.

Surrender or face guaranteed death

Hegseth warns that firepower over Tehran will 'surge dramatically' as Trump tells Iranian soldiers to surrender or face death

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a blunt message to Iran on Thursday: what you've seen so far is just the opening act.

Speaking at a press conference in Tampa, Hegseth said the combined US-Israeli operation against the Iranian regime is about to escalate significantly, and that Tehran's hope of outlasting American resolve amounts to a fatal miscalculation.

"The amount of firepower over Iran and over Tehran is about to surge dramatically."

Hours later, President Trump stood at the White House and issued his own warning, this time directly to the men carrying guns for the regime.

"I'm once again calling on all members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, the military and the police to lay down their arms. Now is the time to stand up for the Iranian people and help take back your country."
Trump offered immunity to those who comply. For those who don't, he promised "guaranteed death."

Six days into the conflict that began with a US-Israeli strike that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and several senior officials, the war has expanded across the Gulf and beyond. Iran has answered with everything it has. It is not enough.

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Iran sent Assassin to Kill Trump

Iran sent a man to America to kill Donald Trump

Now that man is sitting in a Brooklyn federal courtroom – and the testimony coming out of that trial is more damning than anything the mainstream media will tell you.

The FBI just played video of Asif Merchant placing a vape pen on a napkin and asking how his target would die – and the man he was targeting was the President of the United States.

Biden FBI Let Asif Merchant Enter the US on Parole Despite Terror Watchlist Flag. Here is what you need to understand about how this man got into America.

Asif Merchant – a Pakistani national, 47, with documented ties to Iran's IRGC – landed at Houston's George Bush International Airport in April 2024. He was on the terrorism watchlist. The FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force fingerprinted him, searched his devices, noted his recent trip to Iran, and then let him walk out of the airport.

This was a state-sponsored assassination attempt against the sitting president of the United States, funded and directed by the same Iranian terror organization that has been killing Americans for 45 years. Former FBI Director Christopher Wray called the original indictment in 2024 "straight out of the Iranian regime's playbook."

He was right – and the trial is now proving it in open court, as U.S. forces bomb Iranian military targets in Operation Epic Fury halfway around the world.

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