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Iran’s Tasnim agency says the proposed U.S. one-page memorandum to end the conflict contains several terms Tehran views as unacceptable.” #Iran #USIran #USIranTalks

🔴NEW — U.S. and Iranian negotiators are nearing a concise one-page agreement to pause the ongoing conflict, according to officials familiar with the talks, in what would mark a significant de-escalation after months of hostilities. The draft deal, mediated by Pakistan, calls for an immediate halt to fighting, a freeze on Iran’s nuclear enrichment activities under stricter international inspections, limited easing of U.S. sanctions, and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to restore the critical flow of global oil shipments. Iran’s Foreign Minister confirmed that Tehran is actively evaluating Washington’s 14-point proposal and is expected to deliver a response within 48 hours. Diplomats caution that the reported progress should be viewed with skepticism. Past rounds of U.S.-Iran talks have at times served as diversionary tactics, a reality Iranian officials are well aware of as they prepare contingencies for all outcomes. Nevertheless, both sides recognize that a successful agreement would deliver broad benefits — stabilizing energy markets, reducing regional tensions, and providing a practical exit from escalation for all parties involved. #USIranDeal #IranNuclearDeal #StraitOfHormuz #USIranTalks

🔴IRAN — Iran has locked down the Strait of Hormuz again. The IRGC Central Military Command declared: “The Strait has returned to its previous state under strict IRGC control and will remain so until the United States lifts its blockade.” Passage will only occur via designated routes with Iranian authorization. #StraitOfHormuz #Iran #Trump #Hormuz #MiddleEastCrisis #IRGC

🔴MILITARY— Europe and Canada Push for ‘European NATO’ as Trump Questions U.S. Commitment #Europe #EU #Canada #NATO #EUROPEANNATO #DEFENCE dz-intelligence.com/2026/04/15/eur…

U.S. Senator Accuses Trump’s “Mar-a-Lago Mafia” of Profiting from Iran War #Trump #Iran #IranWar dz-intelligence.com/2026/04/13/u-s…

Here we go again.. the man who seems to exist only to make the entire world’s life a living nightmare . A deranged dictator with no clue whatsoever about the repercussions. If this isn’t mental health in action, what is it? Trump’s announced U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz (20% of global oil) isn’t “counter-extortion” — it’s economic war on the planet, including America’s own allies. Militarily reckless in narrow waters, diplomatically suicidal. Risks global recession to punish Iran. Burning the village to save it. #StraitOfHormuz #Trump #HormuzBlockade #Iran #IranWar

From April 2026 back through his first term, Donald Trump’s own public statements and actions form a consistent pattern of explicit threats to invade, bomb, or destroy entire nations—threats issued directly by the man now serving as President of the United States. Most recently, on April 7, 2026, Trump posted on Truth Social that if Iran did not reopen the Strait of Hormuz on his deadline, “a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again,” while separately vowing to demolish Iran’s power plants, bridges, oil facilities, and infrastructure in “one night,” leaving the country “back to the Stone Age.” Earlier in his second term he ordered or authorized strikes on Iran (February 2026), Venezuela (January 2026 bombing of Caracas and the kidnapping of Maduro), plus military actions in Somalia, Yemen, Nigeria, Syria, and Iraq. He has also floated or threatened military options against Mexico (cartel “land strikes”), Colombia (“sounds good to me”), Cuba (“ready to fall”), Greenland (“the hard way” if not acquired), Canada (as the “51st state”), and the Panama Canal. Going further back, in 2017 he warned North Korea it would face “fire and fury like the world has never seen” and later pledged to “totally destroy” it at the United Nations. These are not inventions, exaggerations, or partisan attacks—they are Trump’s own words, posted or spoken in real time, often on social media or in press appearances. No diagnosis or expert opinion is required to see the gravity: this is the man in charge of the nuclear arsenal and foreign policy of the United States, repeatedly threatening to erase civilizations, topple governments, or seize territory whenever he deems it necessary. The record is his making, quoted verbatim, and it stands as the clearest evidence of the pattern that has defined his approach to the world. #Trump #Iran #IranWar‌

🔴EUROPE | ENERGY | Europe should reject the U.S. demand for concrete naval or security plans to secure the Strait of Hormuz within days and instead pursue direct, independent negotiations with Iran on its own terms. The current two-week ceasefire remains shaky, undermined by ongoing illegal Israeli strikes in Lebanon and disputes over tolls, safe passage, and full reopening of the strait. Committing European ships, minesweepers, or forces now would entangle Europe in a volatile, U.S.-initiated mess with risks of renewed Iranian mines, drone attacks, or escalation without clear strategic goals or an exit strategy. Europe depends far more heavily on Gulf energy flows than the U.S.; renewed disruptions would spike prices, inflation, and industrial costs across the continent far more painfully. Instead, Europe can use its relatively cleaner diplomatic position: revive E3 (France, Germany, UK) or broader EU channels to offer Tehran targeted sanctions relief, trade incentives, and investment guarantees in exchange for guaranteed safe passage and de-escalation. This approach prioritizes European energy security and economic stability while asserting strategic autonomy, avoiding subordination to unpredictable U.S. brinkmanship or America First demands that treat allies as subcontractors. National interest demands protecting affordable energy supplies and reducing exposure to transatlantic volatility, not cleaning up after unilateral adventures. Europe should secure the strait through pragmatic diplomacy on its terms, not military entanglement in someone else’s conflict. #Europe #Energy #Gaz #Oil #HormuzStrait #Diplomacy

The Strait of Hormuz, which was open at the beginning of the war. Ships now pay a passage fee to Iran. #HormuzStrait #IranWar‌ #IranWon

The Strait of Hormuz, which was open at the beginning of the war. Ships now pay a passage fee to Iran. #HormuzStrait #IranWar‌ #IranWon

These Are the Real Reasons Trump Pushed for a Ceasefire. Unlikely to Appear in Mainstream News.. 🔘 Iran’s missile stock features advanced ballistic systems, including the Khorramshahr series, capable of delivering large cluster warheads with 20–80 submunitions each that disperse over wide areas at high speed. 🔘 Recent waves included dozens of cluster-equipped missiles among over 500 launched in a short period, with many submunitions evading full interception and exposing vulnerabilities in layered air defenses. 🔘 Sustained barrages rapidly consumed expensive high-altitude interceptors while targeting low-cost dispersed payloads, creating an unsustainable drain on defensive stockpiles despite high overall interception rates. 🔘 Iran retained substantial reserves of these hypersonic-capable cluster variants even after heavy use, demonstrating potential to prolong pressure and overwhelm systems without quick resupply. 🔘 Trump advanced the ceasefire mainly to stop the accelerating depletion of interceptor stocks, avoid further escalation risks, and prevent broader regional involvement amid the proven volume and effectiveness of the remaining Iranian missile inventory. #Ceasefire #Iran #TrumpsWars #IslamabadTalks #Trump

Iran is the real winner. Iran control over the Strait of Hormuz and forces talks on Iran’s 10-point plan: sanctions lift, uranium enrichment rights & more. Tehran turned pressure into leverage. Victory for Iran. Tacos 🌮 for Trump. • $139M/day from oil (up from $115M pre-crisis) • Exports steady at 1.6M bpd while rivals locked out • Higher prices + transit fees = record revenue #IranCeasefire #StraitOfHormuz

It smells like Mexican food around here! I’ll go for the burrito 🌯, while you all enjoy the tacos 🌮. Happy Taco Tuesday! On a brighter note, let’s celebrate the potential ceasefire! for innocent children, women, and all vulnerable individuals, along with the soldiers from both sides who have been caught in this conflict. If this holds, it’s a positive development. Let’s hope for lasting peace! #Iran #IranWar #Ceasefire #Trump

🔴UK — Britain Refuses to Allow Use of Its Bases for Potential Strikes on Iranian Civilian Infrastructure #UK #Starmer #US #Trump #IranWar #WarCrimes #Iran #TrumpDeadline dz-intelligence.com/2026/04/07/bri…

“Open the fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or Tuesday’s gonna be Power Plant Day and Bridge Day all rolled into one! There will be nothing like it!!! You’ll be living in Hell — JUST WATCH!” (And then he throws in “Praise be to Allah” for that extra chaotic holiday cheer on Easter Sunday.) It’s giving big “I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed… and also about to turn your lights out, your bridges into rubble, and your oil infrastructure into a very expensive bonfire” energy. Now, let’s get real for a second in the middle of the comedy: Threatening to blow up civilian power plants, bridges, oil facilities, and other infrastructure that keeps regular people fed, powered, and not drowning in the dark? Yeah, that’s the kind of thing that makes international lawyers start stress-eating and muttering about war crimes, Geneva Conventions, and “proportionality.” You can’t just casually announce you’re gonna make millions of everyday civilians suffer to own the regime. That’s not “tough negotiation” — that’s the plot of a villain monologue that usually ends with someone in The Hague. And the expectation that the other side will just snap to attention and obey because you posted it in all caps with exclamation marks? Peak “why won’t the world listen to my very reasonable threats” derangement. Talk like you’re about to unleash biblical wrath, then act shocked if people don’t immediately fold. Iran’s answer? Straight-up: Fuck off. No groveling, no “yes sir, Mr. President, we’ll open the Strait right away and throw in some complimentary oil.” Just the geopolitical equivalent of hanging up the phone mid-rant and blocking the number. Which, honestly, tracks — when someone’s screaming about turning your country into a pre-electricity theme park, “fuck off” is about as diplomatic as it gets. At the end of the day, this whole spectacle is less “master strategist” and more “guy who thinks foreign policy is just Yelp reviews but with bombs.” Entertaining in a train-wreck Twitter way, terrifying if you’re anyone who has to live with the actual consequences. What a Fucking Joke you are.. You Fucking CNT👌 #Iran #IranWar‌ #Trump #IslamAbadAccord #MiddleEastTension

🔴PERSIAN GULF | US IRAN WAR | The “Islamabad Accord” proposes a two-phase approach: an immediate ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, followed by 15-20 days of negotiations on nuclear rollback, uranium handover, missile limitations, and disarmament of proxy forces. However, this plan could be seen as a strategic trap, demanding that Iran dismantle its entire deterrence framework for merely a temporary reprieve. Given past actions, particularly by the Trump administration, there's skepticism about any deal's longevity. Trump has demonstrated a tendency to abandon agreements when they become politically inconvenient, as seen with the JCPOA. Iran might perceive this 45-day "breather" as merely an opportunity for the U.S. and Israel to regroup and escalate their strategies once the current panic over oil subsides. Pakistan's role in this situation raises further concerns. Known as a close ally of the U.S. and with ties to Gulf monarchies eager to see Iran weakened, Pakistan's mediation could be interpreted as a façade for American interests rather than an impartial effort for peace. Accepting their proposal could give Trump a propaganda victory, showcasing a narrative that even Pakistan could bring Iran to its knees, thereby reinforcing the humiliation already experienced by Arab states. Moreover, there are doubts about Trump's resolve. Despite his aggressive rhetoric, including threats of military action, he has previously refrained from launching significant strikes against Iran during moments of tension. The reality of American war fatigue, compounded by domestic political pressures, suggests that a full-scale conflict with Iran could drastically inflate oil prices and destabilize the global economy. By maintaining a closed Strait of Hormuz and keeping its proxies active, Iran could force Trump's hand, compelling him to choose between costly military escalation and an embarrassing withdrawal. The historical precedent indicates that the U.S. often backs down when the financial stakes rise. For Iran, accepting this ultimatum could signal weakness at a critical juncture. The legitimacy of its regime is deeply tied to its defiance against external pressures, and yielding now could embolden hardliners and fracture the IRGC. It would send a damaging message to regional proxies that Tehran capitulates under duress, potentially undermining its position in the broader Resistance Axis. Ultimately, rejecting the Pakistani-mediated ultimatum may be the only viable option for Iran to preserve its dignity, deterrence, and long-term strategic leverage. The resources and influence that come from its missile capabilities and control over vital oil chokepoints cannot be replaced by monetary incentives or diplomatic overtures. #Iran #IranWar‌ #IslamabadAccord #HormuzStrait #Trump

Gulf Arab media—especially state-owned outlets in the GCC—is trapped in a linguistic cage of its own making. Under Iranian fire, they’re ordered to polish Trump as savior, green-light America’s war on Iran, and pretend Israel’s land-grab agenda doesn’t exist. Their leaders cower under the US skirt after spending obscene billions on “protection.” Peak humiliation. The real poison? Translation fails on purpose. Only a tiny English-fluent elite hear Trump’s actual tone—the stupid, arrogant, ignorant bluster of the pig who brags about screwing Arab states. To the average viewer it’s just helicopters, suits, flashing red threats and headlines: pure intimidation that keeps mouths shut. Their rulers already act like pussies; imagine the streets if the masses understood the real moron in the White House. Riots to expel every American trace would erupt overnight. Money can’t buy dignity, only silence. #Iran #IranWar #Trump #MiddleEast

🔴IRAN— Iran vows to respond “in kind” to any US attack on its infrastructure. Tehran has warned mediators that the US is not in a position to dictate terms in negotiations. “If our infrastructure is attacked, we will react in kind. We will target any similar infrastructure linked to the US. This is part of our defense measures against their illegal act.” —Iran FM spokesman Esmail Baghaei #Iran #IranWar‌ #IRGC #Trump #MiddleEastWar