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🇮🇷 Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters announced that it will continue to support the resistance front in #Lebanon, #Palestine, #Yemen, and #Iraq. The headquarters stated that it considers the United States a partner in any aggression or transgression committed by the "israeli" entity against Iran and its interests.

🇱🇧 Lebanon Gets a Ten-Day Truce Israel has agreed to a 10-day cease-fire in Lebanon, but the fine print is already causing trouble. Netanyahu says the fighting against Hezbollah will pause, while Israeli troops stay in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah, for its part, is warning that any truce that leaves Israel room to move is not much of a truce at all. This is not a breakthrough. It is a release valve. Trump is presenting the pause as part of a broader push to end the U.S.-Iran war, but his administration is still threatening Iran with strikes on energy sites if the talks fail. So the region gets a cease-fire headline and an open-ended threat in the same news cycle. The government in Beirut does not really control Hezbollah, and that is why these deals keep arriving with loopholes you could drive a truck through. Lebanon welcomes the pause, which is understandable after more than 2,100 deaths and over a million displaced, but a short truce is not the same thing as a settlement. Israel keeps territory. Hezbollah keeps its red lines. Trump keeps talking like the war is almost over. A ten-day freeze may buy time, but it will not survive the next serious incident. #lebanon#israel#hezbollah#trump#iran#war#middleeast 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

"In an interview with Al Mayadeen, Professor Mohammad Marandi affirmed that there are currently no direct talks, adding that "The Iranians have said very clearly that we are not going to accept a ceasefire where the Americans can just simply produce more missiles and repair and overhaul their jets and prepare for more slaughter." Seyed Marandi explains that the only way to end this war is a permanent agreement that changes the facts on the ground, preventing the #US from using the region as a platform "to murder Iranian school children." He noted that this principle applies not only to #Iran but also to #Gaza, #Lebanon, #Iraq, and #Yemen." https://x.com/MayadeenEnglish/status/2041647267111677994?s=19

Latest developments in the #Iran-#UnitedStates conflict - subtitled Dangerous escalation in the region! UAE receives warnings. F-16 shot down Diego Garcia under fire Developments on the #Lebanon and #Iraq fronts video link:https://youtu.be/Tk7HhEb8Ds0?si=CwCaO_RSQCvRD9HI

🇮🇶 The Secretary-General of the Islamic Resistance in #Iraq - Al-Nujaba Movement announces that they are not part of the agreement and that military operations will be resumed.

Israel’s War Map Keeps Getting Redrawn Israel says it is widening its grip in southern Lebanon while hammering Iran, and the message is no longer subtle: this is not just a war, it’s a land grab with air support. At the same time, Netanyahu is selling a “hexagon” of alliances, a neat little geopolitical shape that looks a lot less like diplomacy and a lot more like regional containment. The script is familiar. First comes “security.” Then comes the zone. Then comes the new border that was never supposed to be a border. Lebanon calls it occupation. Turkey calls it encirclement. Israel calls it necessity. Everyone else calls it what it is: the oldest trick in the book, updated for the drone age. And the map gets even uglier when you zoom out. Greece and Cyprus are already in the frame, Somaliland is floating around as a possible outpost, and India and Gulf partners are being folded into a corridor game meant to bypass the bad neighborhoods and punish the inconvenient ones. The result is a shiny new alliance architecture built on the same old idea: surround the threats, reroute the trade, and call it stability. Turkey’s panic is not random. It sees an Israeli-led network taking shape from the Eastern Med to the Red Sea, dressed up in religious language, strategic depth, and “defensive” logic that somehow always expands. The problem is that every side in this region says it’s preventing the next war while quietly sketching the next front. #Israel#Lebanon#Iran#Turkey#Geopolitics#MiddleEast 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Escalation in the war between #Iran, #USA, and #Israel Unprecedented breach of air defenses Developments on the #Lebanon front video link:https://youtu.be/MBFh4em7Ec4?si=MR5amqlNirPstmiq

📰 Secret Diplomacy: Israel and Iran Reassure Each Other Through Russia With tensions simmering, Israel and Iran quietly exchanged messages via Russia, pledging not to launch preemptive attacks against one another. The backchannel talks, held just before Iran’s recent wave of protests, reflect a rare moment of de-escalation between two bitter rivals—especially after their brief 12-day conflict in June. Russia’s Role as Go-Between Russia served as the unlikely intermediary, a role it has tried to play before amid regional crises. The latest round of talks followed a visit by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to Moscow, and came at a time when Israel was preparing a major military campaign against Hezbollah, Iran’s ally in Lebanon. A Delicate Balance The private reassurances allowed Israel to focus on Hezbollah without fear of a direct Iranian strike. Iranian officials, however, remained skeptical, noting that while Israel’s assurances were welcome, they didn’t rule out U.S. attacks on Iran. For Tehran, staying out of an Israel-Hezbollah clash was seen as a win—especially as the country grapples with domestic unrest. Protests and Regime Change Complicate the Picture This understanding faces an uncertain future. With protests rocking Iran and President Trump weighing possible strikes against Iranian regime targets, analysts believe Israel would welcome regime change—if it could be achieved without triggering a wider war. For now, both sides seem to be playing a waiting game, with Russia in the middle and the U.S. looming large. #Israel#Iran#Russia#Diplomacy#MiddleEast#Hezbollah#RegimeChange 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🛰 Embassies Shut, Airspace Closed: Trump’s “Four-Week” War Goes Regional Trump promised a four–five week air war. By day four, U.S. embassies are shuttered and the sky over half the region is basically a no‑go zone. Iran’s retaliation has gone wide: at least five Gulf allies report drone and missile strikes, including hits around U.S. diplomatic facilities, pushing Washington to close its embassies in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and temporarily halt operations in Beirut. Airspace is now closed or heavily restricted in at least six countries — Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and others — as aviation authorities extend bans on civilian traffic amid “ongoing security concerns.” Israel is still escalating. It claims fresh strikes on “high‑profile” targets in Tehran, including the presidential office, while also pushing ground troops deeper into Lebanon as Hezbollah answers with missiles and attack drones. Smoke over Beirut’s southern suburbs is the new backdrop to every “we don’t want an endless war” sound bite. Meanwhile, the body count keeps climbing. The Pentagon now acknowledges six U.S. service members killed with more casualties expected. Iran’s Red Crescent reports hundreds dead across more than 150 cities; Lebanon’s health ministry counts dozens of fatalities; Israel and Gulf states are adding their own numbers to a regional tally that has already broken 800 in under a week. And Trump, facing diplomats evacuated, embassies hit by drones, and airspace slammed shut, is already revising his own timeline — hinting U.S. forces can keep striking Iran “far longer” than the four–five weeks briefed by the military. The war was sold as a controlled burn. It’s behaving like what it is: an open fire in a room full of fuel, with the exits locking behind the people who were told this would be quick. #Iran#Trump#Israel#Lebanon#Hezbollah#embassies#airspace#war#MiddleEast 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

—❗🇱🇧/🇮🇱NEW: Israeli media talking about a security event in southern #Lebanon and families of the iof soldiers were notified. According to the report, At least 5 military helicopters in evacuation operations in southern Lebanon. @AlHaqNews