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💢 Trump’s First Post After Failed Islamabad Talks: A Naval Blockade of Iran President Trump’s first Truth Social post after JD Vance left Pakistan without a deal was a link to a Just The News analysis laying out the U.S. naval blockade of Iran as his next option if Tehran refuses to accept Washington’s “final and best offer.” The article argues Trump could flip Iran’s Hormuz tollbooth strategy against it — stationing U.S. warships at the strait’s 21-mile chokepoint to physically control which vessels pass, cutting off Iranian oil exports and squeezing China and India, Tehran’s two largest customers, into pushing for a deal. “It would be very easy for the U.S. Navy to exert complete control over what does and does not go in and out of that Strait,” Lexington Institute defense analyst Rebecca Grant told the outlet. The piece notes the USS Gerald Ford — the carrier that led Trump’s naval blockade of Venezuela before the U.S.-backed ouster of Nicolás Maduro — is now in the Persian Gulf alongside the USS Abraham Lincoln.

"[In order to get the Japanese to surrender], we dropped two atomic bombs." Mark Levin is continuing to urge Trump to use nuclear weapons against Iran—all while insisting he's not. Levin opened his show tonight by urging Trump not to negotiate a "deal" w/ Iran but a "surrender." He then had Dr. Brian Cox on to ask him if using nuclear weapons is "legal today under the laws of war." "I'm taking that as a possible yes," Levin says after Cox (who is a big Israel defender) suggests it may be. "I think it would be very helpful to go back and read the terms of surrender from the Japanese…because the Japanese were dug in, even after dropping two atomic bombs, and it took a lot of pressure—even after that—to get them to surrender," he says to end the show.

11 years old. 8 hours in the Operating Room. Bilateral fractures of thigh bones. Skull fracture. Severe facial laceration with loss of tissue. Fractured jaw. More surgeries needed. Israel did this