Military Strikes Against the Islamic Republic

Finnish refrigerated truck draws attention at Khamenei’s funeral Khamenei’s coffin was transported in the refrigerated truck, which had recently been used to transport vegetables, fruit, pork, beef and other food products for the Finnish supermarket chain Kesko. The truck was sold in Iraq as “fully equipped and defect-free” and was later acquired by the Iraqi Army.

Fars, the news agency affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, quoting an "informed source" close to the Islamic Republic's negotiating team, wrote that reports about holding a new round of negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States next week are untrue. Fars quoted this source as saying: "Reports about the finalization of preparations for negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States in Islamabad are false."

🚨Martyrdom of Two Members of the Basij Terrorist Group in Attack on Mashhad Checkpoint/Sajjad Alavi and Mehdi Honarmand, two members of the Basij terrorist group and forces affiliated with the repressive structure of the Islamic Republic's terrorist regime, attained the exalted rank of great gay during an attack on a checkpoint in Mashhad.

Mohammad Saleh Jokar, the representative of Yazd in the parliament, said: "The enemy must know that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to pre-war conditions, and this strait will be managed under the arrangements of the Islamic Republic." He told the House of the Nation News Agency: "We warn the countries of the region that aligning with America's policies will bring heavy and irreparable costs for you."

To understand what Trump is saying: 1. We will continue to talk to Iran 2. The ceasefire is OVER Talks and bombs at the same time it seems.

The IDF eliminated two Hamas commanders in separate airstrikes in Gaza this week: Khalil Jamal Khalil Manna of the military wing's Weapons Production Headquarters, and Osama Walid Deeb Muhareb, a company commander in the Nuseirat Battalion.

Ahmad Vahidi, Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, announced in a statement, referring to the killing of Ali Khamenei and several commanders of the Islamic Republic's military: "The avenging of the martyrs' blood and the punishment of the perpetrators, masterminds, and supporters of this crime will remain an absolute, legitimate, and unforgettable demand." He continued: "This demand will not be erased from the historical memory of the Islamic Ummah and the resistance front until the full realization of justice and an appropriate response to the criminals."

The website of the office of Ali Khamenei, the slain leader of the Islamic Republic, published an image of his burial site alongside the slain members of his family. Ali Khamenei was buried on July 18, more than 130 days after his killing on March 9, 1404, in Mashhad at the shrine of the eighth Shia Imam in that city. The body of the slain leader of the Islamic Republic was paraded through the cities of Tehran, Qom, Mashhad, and Najaf and Karbala in Iraq before his burial.

He promised that Israel would cease to exist and called for “death to America” in nearly every speech. Turn of events: Khamenei is now buried 6 feet underground.

The Strait of Hormuz has become one of the most important arenas of confrontation between the United States and the Islamic Republic in recent days. Both sides claim to have the situation under control, but shipping data and maritime security reports paint a more complex picture. Mehdi Bigi, a member of the editorial board of Iran International, examines in "Payvast" what is happening in the Strait of Hormuz and who controls this strategic waterway.

Amid the ongoing tit-for-tat attacks between the United States and the Islamic Republic, reports indicate a sharp decline in ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and an approximate halt to the passage of large vessels along the route coordinated with the United States. Meanwhile, Reuters news agency has reported that Qatari negotiators are in Iran to meet with officials of the Islamic Republic, aiming to reduce tensions and pave the way for the continuation of negotiations. More details with Samira Gharai, Iran International correspondent

JMIC says the expanded southern transit corridor through the Strait of Hormuz remains open despite recent attacks on ships along the U.S. supported route through Omani waters. Other transit routes are available, but they are not protected.

FlightRadar shows 6 aerial refueling tankers over the Persian Gulf, potentially supporting the ongoing operation to escort commercial ships through the Omani route in the Strait of Hormuz. The fight for the Hormuz is not over.

We spoke about growing divisions inside Iran, and those cracks appear to be widening. Saeed Jalili, the Supreme Leader’s representative on Iran’s Supreme National Security Council and a leading hardliner opposed to talks with the U.S., publicly challenged President Pezeshkian and Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf during a rally in Mashhad following Khamenei’s burial. “Avenging the death of the Supreme Leader is the right of the nation and the duty of the leaders.” https://x.com/JewishWarrior13/status/2075560496367903169/video/1

According to Ref Chikuni, an Australian senator and chair of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Intelligence and Security, he is "100 percent" in agreement with the remarks of Anthony Albanese, the Australian Prime Minister, regarding not mourning the death of Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic. Chikuni said Khamenei was a "bad man" who inflicted immense suffering on his own people and massacred tens of thousands of his citizens who sought the same freedoms that exist in Australia. He added that such a leader deserves exactly as much respect as he has earned, which is zero.

Simultaneous with the holding of Ali Khamenei's funeral ceremony in Mashhad, a shooting incident in the Sarafrazan neighborhood of this city resulted in the deaths of two people. The Deputy of Security and Law Enforcement of Razavi Khorasan Province announced that this shooting was not a terrorist incident and occurred following a personal altercation. According to this official, three people were involved in this incident, two of whom were killed with firearms. More details in the conversation with Farnaz Davari, a member of the Iran International editorial board.

Over the 36 years of Ali Khamenei's rule, dozens of political activists, writers, artists, and human rights advocates broke their silence and, heedless of the security consequences, wrote critical and protest letters—or ones laced with warnings about the regime's policies—addressed to him. These letters not only received no reply from Khamenei, but also brought threats, violence, and imprisonment in their wake for their authors.

The IDF eliminated Yahya Said Muhammad Hamdan, head of a Nukhba squad in Hamas' military wing, in an airstrike in southern Gaza. Hamdan took part in the October 7 assault on the Reim base and recently pushed to rebuild Hamas' capabilities. - IDF

⚡🇺🇸🦀Zarneshan: Threat of Closing the Strait of Hormuz Has Lost Its Deterrent Effect/Amirhossein Zarneshan, an expert from the regime's terrorist Islamic Republic Broadcasting Corporation, said that the threat of opening and closing the Strait of Hormuz has been repeated so often that it has lost its impact. He also called for attacks on economic targets in the region and claimed that in response to every strike, the regime must retaliate several times over to establish deterrence.

⚡🇫🇮🇮🇶🦀Final Humiliation for a Dictator/Finnish media have reported that a coffin attributed to Ali Khamenei, in the Iraqi section of the funeral ceremony, was unloaded from a refrigerated truck belonging to the K Group chain stores—the same chain that also sells pork and its products. Images of this scene have gained widespread attention in Finland and have become a symbol of the ignominious end of a dictatorship that, for years, brought death, poverty, repression, and devastation to the people of Iran.