Approximately 50% of the missiles launched from Iran are equipped with fragmentation (cluster) munitions including dozens of small bombs, each containing between 4 to 8 kg of explosive material.

No ship linked to those who commit aggression against Iran has the right to cross the Strait of Hormuz.

Whoever has a doubt, let them approach and try to cross the Strait of Hormuz.

The launch of "Qadr, Emad, and Fattah" missiles, along with the "Khyber" hypersonic missile in the 34th wave, has moved the battlefield with the American and Zionist aggressors to a new stage.

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps missiles and advanced attack drones targeted American troop concentrations at the "Al Dhafra" and "Al Juffair" bases.

Powerful Iranian missiles targeted military bases in the north of the occupied Palestinian territories, specifically the "Ramat David" airbase and Haifa civilian airport.

Secret missile launchers of the Zionist enemy army in "Bnei Brak," east of "Tel Aviv," were targeted with missiles.

Iran's inventory of targets for striking American and Zionist military resources and infrastructure in the region is ten times larger than that of the enemies.

Security and stability in the region will either be for everyone or for no one.

There are no indications that Hezbollah is seeking de-escalation; quite the contrary.

Despite the assassination of several of its senior leaders, Hezbollah has managed to consolidate its ranks and make and implement decisions.

In response to the attack on Iranian oil storage facilities, Israeli oil and gas refineries and fuel depots in Haifa were targeted.

The "Haila" satellite communications center south of Tel Aviv—a primary link between Israeli bases and fighter jets—was destroyed during the 33rd wave.

Revolutionary Guard ground forces targeted the command headquarters of the aggressor U.S. Army at the "Harir" base in the Kurdistan region with 5 missiles.

Advanced air defense systems intercepted and destroyed two "Heron" and "Heron TP" drones in the skies over Markazi Province and near Tehran.

We destroyed most of the main headquarters of internal security and the Basij in Ilam Province (on the border with Iraq).

A senior Iranian political source revealed that the U.S. envoy, Witkoff, directly sent a proposal today—on two occasions—regarding a set date to stop the fighting; however, Iranian officials did not provide any response to this proposal.

The source explained that the American side, after receiving no answer from Tehran, turned to several European countries and a number of regional states in an attempt to pass this proposal or mediate regarding it.

The source affirmed that defense operations against the aggression will continue until the aggressors are punished.

We want to end the war by toppling the regime.

We do not know how the war will end.

Claim that an oil tanker escorted by the US military passed through the Strait of Hormuz is false.

The probability of toppling the regime in Iran is less realistic.
The more realistic scenario in Iran is the destruction of infrastructure and the exhaustion of the regime.

U.S. Intelligence has begun detecting signs that Iran is moving to deploy mines in the Strait of Hormuz.