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US naval blockade on Iran seems to be having an effect. The Pentagon says the blockade in the Gulf of Oman has already cut around $4.8 billion from Iran’s oil earnings. Source: Axios.

The United States has cautioned shipping companies that paying fees to pass through the Strait of Hormuz could expose them to sanctions.

Iran is building a gold extraction factory in Sagiz by the International Engineering Company in Iran, Aritik, with the aim of producing gold with a purity of 99.9%.

Benjamin Netanyahu shared a gym video to show he’s in good health.

@Irantimes01 A dangerous escalation signal,this kind of warning raises tensions and keeps the region on edge.

Iran warned that any new U.S. attack, even limited, would trigger “long and painful” strikes on U.S. bases and warships, while reaffirming its control over the Strait of Hormuz.

JUST IN: The U.S. is pulling around 5,000 troops out of Germany. A Pentagon official, speaking anonymously, said recent remarks from Germany have been “unhelpful and inappropriate.” — Reuters

China has reported the discovery of major oil and natural gas reserves both onshore and offshore. The findings include 13 oil fields holding more than 100 million tons of reserves, along with 26 natural gas fields containing over 100 billion cubic meters of gas.

The Pentagon says a U.S. naval blockade in the Gulf of Oman has slashed about $4.8 billion in Iran’s oil revenue. Since mid-April, dozens of ships have been turned back and over 30 tankers remain stranded, causing storage shortages and forcing Iran to use older vessels. Some oil still reaches China via longer, riskier routes, but at higher cost. Source: Axios

A U.S. strike reportedly based on outdated intelligence killed 156 people, including 120 children. Investigations found U.S. missile remnants, and claims of follow-up strikes sparked calls for accountability. Mojtaba Khamenei warned U.S. forces, while Pete Hegseth faced backlash during a Senate hearing.

A car bomb explosion in Damascus, Syria’s capital, has reportedly killed Sheikh Farhan Mansour, the Imam of the Sayyida Zainab (SA) Holy Shrine.

Commander of the IRGC Navy: New rules in the Persian Gulf, based on the Supreme Leader’s directive, are ready and will be enforced. The force oversees nearly 2,000 km of Iran’s coastline, aiming to ensure security, economic strength, and regional stability.

Iran has notified the countries of the region, with the UAE at the forefront, that if the war resumes, Iran will launch devastating and crushing strikes on oil wells andenergy facilities.

Iran submits a “final offer” to the U.S. through Pakistani mediators, calling for an end to the war and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The United States is deploying additional forces to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, including MC-130J aircraft along with two HC-130J planes assigned to special operations and rescue missions.

@Irantimes01 If confirmed, a 4,000 km missile test would mark a major shift in Iran’s military posture,extending its reach far beyond the Middle East. This isn’t just a test, it’s a strategic message to rivals that Iran’s deterrence capabilities are evolving fast.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announces that Iran will soon test a large missile with a range of 4,000 kilometers.

Trump signals war with Iran could resume any moment, as Tehran vows a 'long and painful' response while the Strait of Hormuz stays blockaded, Day 63 of the Iran conflict. Source: Al Jazeera live updates

Around 6,500 tons of military hardware and supplies were delivered within a single day through a large-scale U.S. resupply mission to Israel, using both air and sea transport. The shipment included ammunition, tactical vehicles, and JLTV armored units.

Iran is quickly rebuilding its capabilities, ecovering hidden missiles and ammunition from the rubble to stay prepared in case Trump restarts the war.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said U.S. vessels have no place here and belong “at the bottom of these waters.” The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps added: “American ships will soon face the same outcome as U.S. bases across the region.”

Pakistan is set to acquire 8 Hangor-class submarines, with 4 being constructed in China and the remaining 4 built domestically. These submarines feature air-independent propulsion systems, enabling much longer underwater operations and enhanced stealth compared to Pakistan’s Agosta-class fleet.