Ahmad Reza Radan, commander of the Iranian police force, threatened protesters, warning that those who oppose the regime will be shot and killed by police and Basij militia, who are reportedly ready to open fire.
According to an unnamed U.S. official cited by NBC News, the Iranian government has launched several drones at commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz following an agreement with the U.S. to end the war; the U.S. military says it has neutralized these drones before they could threaten commercial or U.S. military personnel in the area.
Security sources report a drone attack on a camp of Kurdish groups opposed to the Islamic Republic in the eastern part of Erbil, in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Additional details have not been provided.
Monitors of the "Axis of Resistance" anticipate that groups such as the IRGC, Houthis, Hamas, Hezbollah, and other factions, including terror cells inside Israel, will seek to demonstrate strength and test boundaries in the coming days and weeks. Their actions are expected to convey a message of resilience and survival.
Tehran and Washington have reached an understanding, with details of the agreement yet to be released, after years of opposition to negotiations and anti-American rhetoric. The implications and public reactions to this development will be discussed on "The Show with Kambiz Hosseini."
