Iran sez no talks with US as Trump vows to ‘hit harder’

The people don’t matter, the regime clings to power at any cost….

  • Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the US is sending messages through different mediators, which “does not mean negotiations”, while a diplomatic source saidTehran sees a 15-point US plan as “extremely maximalist and unreasonable”.
  • The White House has delivered a sharp message to Iran, saying President Donald Trump prefers a peaceful path, but is prepared to “hit harder than they have ever been hit before” if necessary.

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Iranian media is reporting loud explosions in central and western Tehran as well as in Isfahan.

Loud explosions were reported by Iranian state-affiliated media and eyewitnesses across Tehran and Isfahan on March 24–25, 2026, as part of continued strikes targeting military, intelligence, and industrial sites. Blasts struck central and western Tehran, including near the Supreme Leader’s office and Parchin, while Isfahan and other cities experienced multiple, severe explosions.

Trump Says Iran Counterpart Allegedly “Agrees” to No Nukes After Initiating Talks — Says U.S. Will Seize Enriched Uranium: “We’ll Go Down and Take It Ourselves”

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The spokesturd of Iran’s top military command says country’s armed forces will fight “until complete victory”.

The comments by Ali Abdollahi Aliabadi of the Khatam-al Anbiya Central Headquarters, carried by state television, said: “Iran’s powerful armed forces are proud, victorious and steadfast in defending Iran’s integrity, and this path will continue until complete victory”.

The general did not say what “complete victory” would look like, but it appeared likely Iran’s military was trying to warn against offering concessions in any possible negotiations with the US.

New York Times: ‘American Muslims are not attempting to impose Shariah principles on others’

The New York Times’ warning about “Islamophobia” relies on its readers’ ignorance of facts that it likely didn’t report about, or report about fully and accurately. The Times is all about constructing a narrative to support leftist political causes, not reporting the news. So it downplays and misrepresents jihad attacks, ignores Muslim declarations of imminent takeover, remains willfully ignorant about the Sharia imperative to conquer and subjugate non-Muslims, and then presents concern about Islam and Sharia as irrational racism, bigotry and “Islamophobia.” Well, sure, that’s what it is, once you’ve eliminated all the facts. Continue reading Iran sez no talks with US as Trump vows to ‘hit harder’

Bleeding Heart Communist Sympathisers Keep Supporting Cuba

“Cuba has an economy that doesn’t work and a political and governmental system that can’t fix it. So they have to change dramatically,” Rubio said on March 17. “They’ve got some big decisions to make over there.”  

If a deal can’t be reached, Trump has nodded at military action. He’s said, it “may be a friendly takeover, it may not be a friendly takeover.” Trump’s administration is also said to be weighing indictments for Cuban officials.

Members of the Nuestra America Convoy wave as they arrive at the port in Havana, Cuba, 24 March 2026

Aid flotilla vessel arrives in Cuba amid US-driven energy crisis

Activists say that aid delivery is small ‘gesture of solidarity’ meant to draw attention to US energy blockade.

The first boat in a humanitarian aid flotilla has arrived in Cuba to support the island amid a worsening US energy blockade that is deepening its economic and energy crises.

A boat carrying about 30 people, including food, medicine, solar panels, and bicycles, arrived in Havana, the capital city, on Tuesday, part of the “Nuestra America” or “Our America” convoy that set out from Mexico last week.

A blast from the past: Continue reading Bleeding Heart Communist Sympathisers Keep Supporting Cuba

Strait of Hormuz: Chinese Containership Is First To Pay Iran For “Safe Passage”

Trump can declare victory in Iran – and he should

The US president has proven that hitting hard and fast rather than engaging in endless negotiations guarantees victory.

Iran appoints new security chief

  • Iran has named Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr as the new secretary of the Supreme National Security Council.
  • Iranian missiles have created impacts in several areas of Tel Aviv, causing major building damage and at least four casualties.

Chinese Containership Is First To Pay Iran For “Safe Passage” Through Strait As Iraqi Tanker Crosses With Signal Off

The blockaded Strait of Hormuz is getting progressively less “blockaded” by the day.

Over the weekend we reported that “Iran was Ready To Let Japanese Ships Use Hormuz As Chinese, Indian Tankers Already Allowed Passage.” We can now add Iraq to the growing list of nations whose vessels are transiting the infamous Strait.

An oil supertanker hauling two-million barrels of Iraq’s crude got through the Strait of Hormuz, the first vessel observed moving Baghdad’s barrels through the the vital waterway – according to Bloomberg – since it all but closed to commercial shipping because of the Iran war.

The Omega Trader tanker Source: MarineTraffic
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The Omega Trader, managed by Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd, signaled over the past few days that it reached Mumbai. Its prior signal before reaching the Indian port city had been from inside the Persian Gulf more than ten days ago, suggesting the tanker had shut off its tracking beacon while making the transit. Continue reading Strait of Hormuz: Chinese Containership Is First To Pay Iran For “Safe Passage”

Trump, “International Law” & the Strait of Hormuz

Reporter: “what about the Strait of Hormuz, who is going to be in control of that?”

Trump: “uhhh, be jointly controlled …”

Reporter: “by who?” Trump: “maybe me … me and the Ayatollah”

In his latest comments to the press, President Trump reiterates the US and Iran had preliminary talks over the past few days, had very good discussions with Iran, and that’s why energy strikes were postponed temporarily. He described that this time, Iran means business, they want to settle, and Trump stresses “we will get it done I hope.” Meanwhile speculation and theories of secretive backchannel dealing abound.

Iran Says Talks With US Are ‘Fake News’ After Trump Threatens To ‘Just Keep Bombing’, Wants Hormuz To Be ‘Jointly Controlled’

Parliament speaker: “Iranian people demand complete & remorseful punishment of the aggressors.”“Violation of international law.”
“Dangerous escalation.”
“Deep concern.”
“Call for restraint.”

One could set a stopwatch to it.

This ritual has become a defining feature of modern geopolitics. International law appears not when militias are armed, not when rockets are fired, not when terrorist proxies expand across borders — but precisely when someone tries to stop them. The target of this sudden legal panic was the regime governing the Islamic Republic of Iran, a state whose regional strategy has long revolved around funding proxy groups and projecting power through militant networks.

Yet the debate quickly shifted away from those realities and toward something far more urgent: Whether Israel and the United States had filled out the correct legal paperwork before acting. It is a curious inversion. The regimes least constrained by international law invoke it most loudly, while the countries that actually take the law seriously are the ones most frequently accused of violating it.

And so the question lingers.

If international law only appears the moment someone stops the arsonist, what exactly is it protecting?

Polls Show MAGA, GOP Overwhelmingly Back Trump’s Iran OP ‘Epic Fury’

President Donald Trump arrives to the Salute to America Celebration, Thursday, July 3, 202

Polling throughout the nearly three-week U.S.-Israeli military operation against Iran has consistently shown near-unanimous backing for President Donald Trump’s decision to launch Operation Epic Fury among the MAGA base and overwhelming support among Republicans, while a new Rasmussen Reports survey released Monday finds that a majority of likely voters overall say the operation has been succeeding.

Make Hormuz golden again

Trump: ‘We Have Major Points of Agreement’- Iran Threatens U.S. Again

Trump sez there are talks, Top Dogs of the remaining regime deny it….

The cardboard ayatollah is nowhere to be found:

Reports: Iran’s Cardboard Ayatollah ‘Isolated and Not Responding to Messages’

Trump Tells Reporters Talks with Iran Have Been ‘Very Strong’: ‘We Have Major Points of Agree

Victor Davis Hanson: THE SIGNALS ARE ALL POINTING THE SAME DIRECTION

No U.S. analyst knows better how to cut through the fog of war than Stanford University Prof.
@VDHanson
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In the clip below, Hanson, who’s studied how wars end for 50 years, says the tide has turned in America’s favor against Iran. Forget the rancid propaganda flowing from all quarters related to the Iran conflict and how it is going – Hanson says look at how everyone else is behaving.

Hanson’s Key Points: Continue reading Trump: ‘We Have Major Points of Agreement’- Iran Threatens U.S. Again

Trump halts US attacks on Iran’s energy sites for five days

Trump Says ‘Good and Productive’ Talks with Iran Delivers Pause in Military Strikes

Markets have reversed earlier moves after Donald Trump said the US and Iran had had “very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East”.

  • Donald Trump says the US and Iran have held “very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East” over the past two days, resulting in his decision to halt all US strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure for five days.
  • Earlier, Iran’s National Defence Council says any attempt to attack the Iranian coast or islands will cause “all communication lines in the Persian Gulf to be mined” as a deadline imposed by US President Donald Trump for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz expires today.

How did we get here?

Trump’s message saying the US and Iran had “productive conversations” and that military strikes against Iranian power plants were delayed for a five-day period comes after days of tension.

The message comes at the end of a 48-hour deadline that Trump had imposed on Iran to allow the safe passage of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz or face attacks on its power plants, in what would have been a major escalation.

In response to Trump’s threat, Iranian political and military officials warned that they would strike energy and oil facilities across the region and in Israel, and that they would completely shut down the waterway through which a fifth of global oil passes.

Trump claims US held ‘very good and productive’ talks with Iran on ending war

The US president says his administration has held “very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East” with Iran over the past two days.

“Based on the tenor and tone of these in depth, detailed, and constructive conversations, witch will continue throughout the week, I have instructed the department of war to postpone any and all military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five day period, subject to the success of the ongoing meetings and discussions,” he said in all caps on his Truth Social page.

TRUMP GIVES IRAN 48 HOUR ULTIMATUM…

The war is now in full swing, Israel is battling on several fronts and Trump is thinking about “winding it down”, but Iran’s cardboard muftis still won’t open the straight of Hormuz, and that impacts all shipping of oil.

Lebanon

Hezbollah has carried out dozens of attacks from Lebanon into Israel over the past few days. There is, at this moment, a great deal of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

TRUMP: ‘Open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours or we will blow up your power plants’…

Iran warns of hits on energy, water sites after Trump threat

  • Iran has warned of retaliatory attacks on regional infrastructure if US President Donald Trump follows through on his ultimatum over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has said he will “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if it fails to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours.
  • Israeli forces attack the Qasmiyeh Bridge, a key crossing linking Lebanon’s south to the rest of the country, in an escalation that President Joseph Aoun called a “prelude to ground invasion”.

A mourner holds a picture of Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei in Tehran [AFP]

Israel says new wave of missiles launched from Iran

The Israeli military says more missiles have been launched from Iran towards Israel’s territory.

In a statement, it said air defence systems are operating to intercept the attack.

Who is left running Iran?

Many of Tehran’s top leaders have been killed – from Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to senior security figures – by the US and Israel.

President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have framed the killings as victories in their war on Iran, but Tehran says its governance structure is built to withstand such blows.

Let’s bring you up to speed:

  • Iran’s military has warned of major retaliation if US President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to attack Iranian power plants, saying it would “completely close” the Strait of Hormuz and hit back at energy facilities in Israel and states hosting US bases
  • Israel carried out two attacks on southern Lebanon’s Qasmiyeh Bridge, which links Tyre with the rest of the country.
  • The bridge is now “essentially destroyed,” reports Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith from Beirut, while local electricity networks are also damaged.
  • Israel’s army chief said the country is ready for a “long campaign” against Hezbollah, which has claimed several attacks on Israeli military sites in recent hours.
  • Iran’s Health Ministry said 210 children have been killed in the US-Israeli war on Iran since February 28.

The Iranian “gift” for Eid al-Fitr: Missiles on Al-Aqsa

Internet shutdown in Iran enters day 23

Since the start of the war, Iranian authorities have imposed a nationwide internet blackout. According to the monitoring group NetBlocks, Iranians are now entering their 23rd day without internet access.

“The measure adds to the wartime distress of millions of civilians who lack independent sources of information and alerts,” it added.

  • Iran has warned of retaliatory attacks on regional infrastructure if US President Donald Trump follows through on his ultimatum over the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Trump has said he will “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if it fails to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours.

Iranian attack on the holy sites sacred to all three religions reveals the madness of the Iranian regime, which claims to be religious.

Iranian missiles struck two communities in southern Israel, leaving buildings shattered and dozens injured in dual attacks not far from Israel’s main nuclear research centre.

Israel’s military said it was not able to intercept missiles that hit the southern cities of Dimona and Arad, the largest near the centre in Israel’s sparsely populated Negev desert. It was the first time Iranian missiles had penetrated Israel’s air defence systems in the area around the nuclear site.

Here are the latest updates:

  • At least 180 people have been injured in two Iranian missile attacks on the Israeli cities Dimona and Arad, according to the country’s Health Ministry.
  • Hezbollah says it has targeted Israeli soldiers and military sites overnight and this morning in northern Israel’s Hanita and Avivim settlements as well as southern Lebanon’s Ras an-Naqoura.
  • The nuclear-powered British submarine HMS Anson has arrived in the Arabian Sea, according to a UK tabloid, amid US threats to escalate its military operations against Iran.
  • Yassamin Ansari, a Democratic lawmaker from Arizona, has called the US-Israeli war on Iran “reckless and illegal” while warning of its “catastrophic impacts”, including the deaths of American soldiers.
  • Saudi Arabia’s Defence Ministry says it has intercepted and destroyed a drone flying towards the eastern part of the country.

5-star hotels & private jets: the champagne socialists have arrived to save Cuba

That puts socialism on a par with islam.

In Islam, peace means no more resistance, but absolute submission. And fight them until persecution is no more, and religion is for Allah.–Surah Baqarah Ayat 193 (2:193)

Systems should be judged by results, not promises.

Cuba calls on Florida exiles to help out with cash $$$$

As always, the socialist experiment ends when they run out of other peoples money.

And Cuba no longer runs Venezuela 

 

Hegseth: “Whether Sunni or Shia, our enemy is Islam”

That’s a fact. And all the other minor sects are no less dangerous.

The dementi is instant:

Iran Launches Ballistic Missiles at Critical UK-U.S. Strategic Airbase Diego Garcia