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Two IRGC members were shot dead at their home in Iran, which state media labeled as 'terrorism'. Separately, state TV accused 'Zionist-American mercenaries' of killing a couple in their car.

The US military, via CENTCOM, struck 10 targets in and near the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for a drone attack on a Panama-flagged tanker. Iran's IRGC responded by attacking US assets in Kuwait and Bahrain, while Trump threatened to 'complete the job' in Iran.

Iran fired drones at Bahrain and an oil tanker in the Hormuz strait, with the IRGC claiming the attacks targeted the 'US terrorist army' in response to overnight strikes. Bahrain accused Iran of sabotaging peace efforts.

IRGC agents resided in Australia prior to directing attacks on Jewish targets, according to a spy chief. An Australian in Iran plotted a Sydney arson attack, and a former resident led an attack in Melbourne. Tehran is described as viewing Australia as a 'legitimate target for covertly directed violence.'

The Trump administration's memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran is a framework for a nuclear deal, not a final agreement. The article argues the success of the deal hinges on whether it verifiably dismantles Iran's nuclear program and removes enriched uranium, contrasting it with the 2015 JCPOA's flaws, including cash transfers to Iran's proxy networks and sunset clauses that allowed nuclear advancements.

A senior US official criticized 'hardliners' in Washington opposing the Iran deal, accusing them of using Iranian state-linked media as fact. The official stated that frozen assets will only be released if Iran meets concessions in upcoming nuclear talks, and the agreement details are expected to be released within 24-48 hours.

President Trump announced a deal with Iran to end their war, celebrating on Truth Social while the article frames the outcome as American capitulation. The agreement, with unconfirmed details, allows Iran to retain military capabilities and regime stability, while the U.S. fails to achieve its strategic goals.

Ahmad Vahidi, the new IRGC chief, frequently overruled Iran’s leaders during US talks, pushing for a harder line, linking Iran and Lebanon, and advocating strikes on Israel and the Gulf despite objections from Iran’s foreign minister and president.

President Trump threatened to attack Iran but reversed his decision after calls from Gulf and South Asian leaders, including Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Pakistan's defense chief Asim Munir. Iran stated it had not finalized an agreement and maintained its red lines, while U.S. officials suggested a deal might focus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz rather than immediate nuclear negotiations.

Iran fired missiles at Israel in response to a Beirut attack that 'crossed all red lines,' according to Iran's IRGC. The missile barrage is described as a warning to Israel regarding its ongoing siege of Lebanon.

Ivanka Trump shared a difficult truth with her children following a plot against her life by the IRGC. She stated she is unwilling to make them bear the sacrifice.

Iranian-linked hackers launched systematic cyberattacks against U.S. infrastructure following military operations in February 2026, including a major attack on medical technology company Stryker that wiped 80,000 devices and stole 50 terabytes of data. Despite destruction of Iran's primary cyber command center in Tehran, Iranian threat actors quickly adapted using alternative communication methods and infrastructure to continue operations targeting critical U.S. oil, gas, and water facilities.

Iran has seized an oil tanker, Ocean Koi, in the Gulf of Oman, according to state TV reports. The vessel was flagged as Barbados and was boarded by IRGC forces. The seizure is a significant incident in the region.

Iran claims the US military attacked two passenger boats in the Strait of Hormuz, killing five civilians. The attack allegedly occurred on Monday. Iranian commander reported the incident, stating the targeted vessels were not IRGC ships.

Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is reported to be severely disfigured after U.S.-Israel airstrikes in February that killed his father. The injury has led to his hospitalization and absence from public view, with U.S. officials like Pete Hegseth corroborating the claim. Iran's leadership is described as fragmented amid ongoing tensions.

President Trump claimed the U.S. feared an Iranian trap during the rescue of an F-15 crew member shot down by Iran, highlighting a special forces operation involving over 200 troops. The crew member survived over 24 hours in the mountains before being rescued, with U.S. military technology aiding the operation.