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🇮🇷 Tehran metro's 7th repair terminal opened — repairs have successfully restored key rail links between Tehran, Tabriz & Mashhad after bridge and track damage. "Metro stations & underground facilities will be transformed into "war shelters" to protect civilians from potential resumed hostilities." — Tehran Mayor

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🚨 Fars News: Iran has sent a 14-point response on ending the war via Pakistani mediation. The IRGC-affiliated Fars News Agency reports: 🔹 With message exchanges between Iran and the U.S. continuing through Pakistan acting as an intermediary, Tehran has submitted a 14-point proposal outlining its key conditions for ending the war to the Pakistani side. 🔹 Informed sources say the response was drafted in response to a 9-point proposal from Washington. It reaffirms Iran’s red lines and puts forward a clear roadmap for ending what Fars called the imposed war. 🔹 A reporter for Fars said the message was delivered after going through standard decision-making procedures within relevant state institutions and receiving the necessary approvals — suggesting discussions at the level of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), and approval from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. 🔹 The continued diplomatic track via Pakistan is taking place amid “full suspicion” of the U.S., and signals Iran’s “seriousness and confidence in pursuing its national rights and interests in dealing with the U.S..” 🎥 Video via خبرگزاری فارس: Scenes in Tehran as “people who have become the enemy's nightmare,” gather once again in Tehran's Enghelab (Revolution) Square
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🚨 Fars News: Iran has sent a 14-point response on ending the war via Pakistani mediation. The IRGC-affiliated Fars News Agency reports: 🔹 With message exchanges between Iran and the U.S. continuing through Pakistan acting as an intermediary, Tehran has submitted a 14-point proposal outlining its key conditions for ending the war to the Pakistani side. 🔹 Informed sources say the response was drafted in response to a 9-point proposal from Washington. It reaffirms Iran’s red lines and puts forward a clear roadmap for ending what Fars called the imposed war. 🔹 A reporter for Fars said the message was delivered after going through standard decision-making procedures within relevant state institutions and receiving the necessary approvals — suggesting discussions at the level of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), and approval from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. 🔹 The continued diplomatic track via Pakistan is taking place amid “full suspicion” of the U.S., and signals Iran’s “seriousness and confidence in pursuing its national rights and interests in dealing with the U.S..” 🎥 Video via خبرگزاری فارس: Scenes in Tehran as “people who have become the enemy's nightmare,” gather once again in Tehran's Enghelab (Revolution) Square

Drop Site

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Trump Gives Iran 60 Days to Meet Deal Conditions, Warns Strikes Could Resume Other statements from the U.S. president: 🔵 A deal with Iran could be signed as early as tomorrow or within the next few days; 🔵 Tehran will not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons under any circumstances; 🔵 Without a deal, strikes on Iran could have continued for weeks or even years; 🔵 Iran’s ballistic missile program and other non-nuclear issues will be discussed separately with Gulf states; 🔵 Damage to Iran is estimated at up to $2 trillion, and reconstruction will require major investment; 🔵 The country’s new leadership is said to be less radical and more focused on rebuilding the economy; 🔵 In Trump’s view, Israel could have shown greater restraint in Lebanon instead of demolishing buildings in response to minor Hezbollah attacks; 🔵 The United States remains Israel’s key ally, although the balance of influence between the two countries is far from equal.
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Trump Gives Iran 60 Days to Meet Deal Conditions, Warns Strikes Could Resume Other statements from the U.S. president: 🔵 A deal with Iran could be signed as early as tomorrow or within the next few days; 🔵 Tehran will not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons under any circumstances; 🔵 Without a deal, strikes on Iran could have continued for weeks or even years; 🔵 Iran’s ballistic missile program and other non-nuclear issues will be discussed separately with Gulf states; 🔵 Damage to Iran is estimated at up to $2 trillion, and reconstruction will require major investment; 🔵 The country’s new leadership is said to be less radical and more focused on rebuilding the economy; 🔵 In Trump’s view, Israel could have shown greater restraint in Lebanon instead of demolishing buildings in response to minor Hezbollah attacks; 🔵 The United States remains Israel’s key ally, although the balance of influence between the two countries is far from equal.

NEXTA

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🇮🇷☪️ 2 days to the funeral of martyred Ayatollah Representatives from 100 countries will attend the farewell and funeral ceremony of the murdered leader Ali Khamenei and his family. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson on the initial public official ceremonies in Tehran: 🔸️The farewell and funeral ceremony for the body of the martyred leader is a historic event for the Iranian nation, Muslims, and all free people of the world. 🔸️From Friday morning at 8:00 AM, the tribute and farewell ceremony will be held with the participation of a large number of dignitaries and public groups, continuing until approximately 12:00 noon. 🔸️In the afternoon, from around 2:00 PM, high-ranking officials from various countries and political figures will take part in the ceremony. 🔸️We will have guests from approximately 100 countries, including political figures, heads of state, speakers of parliaments, foreign ministers, or special representatives of governments, as well as a large number of dignitaries and public groups. Main Locations & Schedule 🔸️July 4–5 (Tehran, Iran): Public farewell ceremonies at the Grand Mosalla prayer complex. 🔸️July 6 (Tehran, Iran): Main funeral procession through the capital. 🔸️July 7 (Qom, Iran): Funeral ceremonies and prayers in the holy city. 🔸️July 8 (Najaf & Karbala, Iraq): Ceremonies in both holy cities. 🔸️July 9 (Mashhad, Iran): Final burial at the Imam Reza Shrine. Officials estimate between 15 million and 20 million mourners could attend - making this the largest funeral in history.
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🇮🇷☪️ 2 days to the funeral of martyred Ayatollah Representatives from 100 countries will attend the farewell and funeral ceremony of the murdered leader Ali Khamenei and his family. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson on the initial public official ceremonies in Tehran: 🔸️The farewell and funeral ceremony for the body of the martyred leader is a historic event for the Iranian nation, Muslims, and all free people of the world. 🔸️From Friday morning at 8:00 AM, the tribute and farewell ceremony will be held with the participation of a large number of dignitaries and public groups, continuing until approximately 12:00 noon. 🔸️In the afternoon, from around 2:00 PM, high-ranking officials from various countries and political figures will take part in the ceremony. 🔸️We will have guests from approximately 100 countries, including political figures, heads of state, speakers of parliaments, foreign ministers, or special representatives of governments, as well as a large number of dignitaries and public groups. Main Locations & Schedule 🔸️July 4–5 (Tehran, Iran): Public farewell ceremonies at the Grand Mosalla prayer complex. 🔸️July 6 (Tehran, Iran): Main funeral procession through the capital. 🔸️July 7 (Qom, Iran): Funeral ceremonies and prayers in the holy city. 🔸️July 8 (Najaf & Karbala, Iraq): Ceremonies in both holy cities. 🔸️July 9 (Mashhad, Iran): Final burial at the Imam Reza Shrine. Officials estimate between 15 million and 20 million mourners could attend - making this the largest funeral in history.

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My interview CNN International with Rosemary Church: A. With all due respect to the emerging Iran-Oman agreement, the key question is not what Tehran and Muscat agree on. The real question is whether the Trump administration is prepared to accept the arrangement. B. The Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to fully reopen unless Washington accepts a framework that gives Iran at least some role, and therefore some degree of leverage, over what happens in the Strait. That may be uncomfortable for the United States, but it is increasingly the strategic reality it has to confront. C. If Washington rejects the emerging arrangement, the risk of escalation will rise significantly. Iranian officials have made clear that Tehran will not indefinitely accept a situation in which other Gulf producers continue exporting oil while Iranian exports remain constrained. Iran may be under considerable economic pressure, but that does not mean it will simply absorb that pressure without responding. D. Oil prices are currently benefiting in part from American signals that Washington does not want to return to a major military confrontation. But avoiding war is not a unilateral decision. It takes two sides to prevent escalation. If the United States rejects the diplomatic framework being developed by Oman and Iran, Washington could still find itself drawn back into a confrontation it clearly prefers to avoid. E. That is also why the recent regional diplomatic activity matters, including the visits by Pakistan's military leadership and the Qatari prime minister. Regional actors understand how unstable the current situation is and are trying to bridge the gap between Washington and Tehran before the escalation cycle resumes. F. On the nuclear issue, Iran is using the return of international inspectors as leverage against both Washington and Israel. For that reason, I would be very surprised to see meaningful IAEA access restored before Tehran receives significant sanctions relief from the United States. G. Until then, the United States and Israel will have to rely heavily on their own intelligence capabilities to understand what is happening at Iran's nuclear sites. And that matters because there are indications of activity at some of these locations, including developments around the so-called Pickaxe Mountain site. The longer inspectors remain outside Iran, the greater the uncertainty surrounding the actual status and direction of the Iranian nuclear program. #IranWar‌
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My interview CNN International with Rosemary Church: A. With all due respect to the emerging Iran-Oman agreement, the key question is not what Tehran and Muscat agree on. The real question is whether the Trump administration is prepared to accept the arrangement. B. The Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to fully reopen unless Washington accepts a framework that gives Iran at least some role, and therefore some degree of leverage, over what happens in the Strait. That may be uncomfortable for the United States, but it is increasingly the strategic reality it has to confront. C. If Washington rejects the emerging arrangement, the risk of escalation will rise significantly. Iranian officials have made clear that Tehran will not indefinitely accept a situation in which other Gulf producers continue exporting oil while Iranian exports remain constrained. Iran may be under considerable economic pressure, but that does not mean it will simply absorb that pressure without responding. D. Oil prices are currently benefiting in part from American signals that Washington does not want to return to a major military confrontation. But avoiding war is not a unilateral decision. It takes two sides to prevent escalation. If the United States rejects the diplomatic framework being developed by Oman and Iran, Washington could still find itself drawn back into a confrontation it clearly prefers to avoid. E. That is also why the recent regional diplomatic activity matters, including the visits by Pakistan's military leadership and the Qatari prime minister. Regional actors understand how unstable the current situation is and are trying to bridge the gap between Washington and Tehran before the escalation cycle resumes. F. On the nuclear issue, Iran is using the return of international inspectors as leverage against both Washington and Israel. For that reason, I would be very surprised to see meaningful IAEA access restored before Tehran receives significant sanctions relief from the United States. G. Until then, the United States and Israel will have to rely heavily on their own intelligence capabilities to understand what is happening at Iran's nuclear sites. And that matters because there are indications of activity at some of these locations, including developments around the so-called Pickaxe Mountain site. The longer inspectors remain outside Iran, the greater the uncertainty surrounding the actual status and direction of the Iranian nuclear program. #IranWar‌

Danny (Dennis) Citrinowicz ,داني سيترينوفيتش

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