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- 1US-Iran tensions escalate amid 'doomsday war' warnings▼🟠 UPDATE US-Iran Tensions Escalate: Iran Prepares for 'Doomsday War' Amid Rejected Ceasefire Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Iran's Revolutionary Guards are reported to have seized an American submarine drone in the Strait of Hormuz, further raising tensions with the United States amid the ongoing Middle East conflict. The development comes as a ceasefire proposal was rejected and Iranian forces reportedly prepare for what officials describe as a potential wider confrontation.
- 2Who Really Holds Power in Tehran Now?▼Iranian Domestic Politics: Who Is Really in Charge in Tehran Now?
The Middle East Institute is examining Iran's internal power structure, asking who is actually in charge in Tehran. The analysis comes amid ongoing questions about decision-making within Iran's leadership, including the role of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the presidency, and the Revolutionary Guards following a period of regional conflict and political uncertainty.
- 3Iran's IRGC Navy seizes second US-made Remus 600 drone in Strait of Hormuz●"Iran’s IRGC Navy captures 2nd US-made Remus 600 UUV in Hormuz" # Taco # Nacho # News # Politics # Nato # Military # Rus
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has captured a second US-made Remus 600 unmanned underwater vehicle in the Strait of Hormuz, according to the report. The incident points to continued friction between Iranian forces and the US Navy over surveillance drones operating in one of the world's most critical oil shipping lanes, and follows an earlier seizure of the same type of equipment.
- 4Iranian-Australian activists fear they are being watched in Australia●'Like many Iranian Australian activists, Zand lives with the lingering feeling that he is being watched in Australia. He
Iranian-Australian activists say they live with the constant feeling of being monitored on Australian soil. One activist, Zand, fears personal details he gave to the Iranian embassy in Canberra during his eldest son's 2017 passport application were passed on to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The claims have renewed concerns about foreign interference and the safety of diaspora critics of Tehran living in Australia.
- 5Iranian Guard spokesperson denies nuclear weapons ambitions, calls Trump 'a big liar'●‘Iran not after nuclear weapons’: Iranian Guard Corps spokesperson denies US claim; calls Trump ‘a big liar’ | World News
A spokesperson for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has rejected US claims that Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons, insisting Iran is not after such arms. He directly accused US President Donald Trump of being 'a big liar'. The sharp exchange adds fresh rhetorical tension to the ongoing dispute over Iran's nuclear programme, with Iranian officials continuing to deny weapons ambitions while Washington maintains its allegations.