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POWERFUL NEW AUDIO: U.S. forces give a FINAL WARNING to all ships that may try to get past the American naval blockade in the Middle East. CENTCOM releasing the powerful message it’s sending to all vessels attempting to enter or leave Iranian ports: "If you do not comply with this blockade, we will use force. The whole of the United States Navy is ready to force compliance."

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Navy is currently playing the most dangerous game of hide-and-seek on earth... Finding Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz is like picking dandelions in your yard to create a safe path. Except the dandelions explode. And someone can replant them overnight with a small boat. The Navy hasn't found any mines yet. But they know they're there. U.S. intelligence confirms Iran deployed mines during the war from a stockpile of thousands. The weapons sit on the sea floor, float just below the surface, or drift with currents. Some launch a charge upward when a ship passes overhead. The technology exists. Knifefish and Kingfish underwater drones scan the ocean floor using sonar, comparing what they see against pre-war maps to spot anything new. If the Strait isn't actually mined in certain areas, safe passages could be established in days. The problem: clearing a lane today doesn't mean it's clear tomorrow. Small Iranian boats can re-mine an area faster than the Navy can sweep it. It's a never-ending task for as long as the standoff continues. Source: Politico / CNN

🚨🇮🇷🇱🇧 Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf says any Lebanon ceasefire is the result of Hezbollah's "resistance and steadfast struggle" and tells the U.S. to "withdraw from the Israel First mistake." "Resistance and Iran are one soul, both in war and in ceasefire." This is Ghalibaf telling the world two things simultaneously. First, Iran has no intention of dismantling its proxy network. He's publicly claiming Hezbollah's survival as Iran's victory. Second, he's framing the entire war as a consequence of America putting Israel's interests first, a message aimed directly at the growing chorus of American voices, from Tucker to Megyn Kelly to Joe Kent, saying the same thing. The timing matters. Pakistan's army chief is in Tehran right now trying to get talks restarted. Israel's cabinet is meeting on a Lebanon ceasefire tonight. If dismantling the proxy network is part of any final deal, this statement is Iran's opening price: Hezbollah stays, and if you want to negotiate on that, it's going to cost you.

First full day of the U.S. naval blockade on Iran: - Zero vessels left Iranian ports - Six merchant ships turned back after American warnings - No shots fired, no enforcement needed Meanwhile, traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continued normally with over 20 vessels passing through. The blockade is off to a quiet but effective start. Iran blinked first, ships are turning around without a fight. The real test will come in the next few days when Tehran decides whether to push back or keep playing it safe. Source: WSJ

I REPEAT: THE WAR IS OVER

The United States and Iran talks collapsed after extensive negotiations in Pakistan. What should the U.S. do next?