Iran Makes Massive Nuclear Concession

"Iran has reportedly offered to stop enriching uranium as President Donald Trump presses Tehran for nuclear commitments before granting broader economic relief.

Saudi broadcaster Al Hadath reported Monday that Iran had agreed to halt enrichment in return for eased U.S. sanctions, citing sources familiar with the matter. The reported concession comes with the two sides still at odds over the terms of a potential deal and who must act first.
Washington wants firm commitments on Iran’s nuclear program. Trump is prepared to offer sanctions relief and access to frozen Iranian funds if Tehran takes concrete nuclear steps, according to weekend reports.
Qatar and Pakistan are working to bring the sides back to the negotiating table." Breitbart

Trump Rejects Iran Hormuz Deal: ‘They’re Losing So Badly’ — ‘Greatest Blockade Ever in Military History

"President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, saying Tehran is “losing so badly” after the U.S. turned its attempt to close the waterway against it with what he called the “greatest blockade ever in military history” — while making clear he remains willing to reach an agreement on

terms he considers acceptable.
“They want to make a deal where they open the Strait immediately because they’re losing so badly,” Trump told reporters.
Trump contrasted Iran’s isolation with the growing commercial traffic moving through Hormuz under U.S. protection, saying Washington is “winning tremendously” and reiterating that the United States has “total control” of the strategic waterway.
“They outsmarted themselves,” Trump said. “They said, ‘Let’s close it and cause a problem for the world.’” Trump said the United States responded by effectively reversing Iran’s strategy.
“And then I came along, and we put up the greatest blockade ever in military history,” he said. “It’s a wall of steel.”
The result, Trump argued, is a strait increasingly open to international commerce under U.S. protection but effectively closed to the Iranian revenues Tehran depends on.
“They don’t have any money now, because they wanted to close the Strait,” Trump said. “And I said, that’s fine. We’re going to close it on you, but everybody else is able to use it.” 

Breitbart

'We Got 'Em': Trump Confirms Terrorist Attack Thwarted in England

"President Donald Trump has confirmed that a major terrorist attack was thwarted in England. And it appears that the usual suspects are at it again.
The terrorist threat took place near a key air base used by U.S. forces. Trump said the suspects were looking to do "big damage."

Trump said American and British authorities had been watching the suspects before the arrests.
"The arrest in the UK was fantastic," Trump told reporters, according to Reuters. "We had them under investigation. They were looking to do big damage to our port and working with the British worked out great."
"We had them under view for a long time, and we got them," Trump added.
Arama noted that the base has served as an important hub for American air operations and hosts the U.S. Air Force's 501st Combat Support Wing.
Police established a 400-meter cordon around the vehicles while an Army explosive ordnance disposal team examined them. Around 85 households were told to evacuate as a precaution.
Reuters reported, citing a source familiar with the investigation, that investigators consider an Iranian-linked motive the most likely possibility, while also examining whether the incident could have involved a Russian sabotage operation or an Islamist plot." RedState

Thousands forced to flee as Houthis advance on Bab el-Mandeb Strait

"Tens of thousands of people have been displaced across Yemen in recent days, fleeing the

advance of Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
Many residents of Aden, Yemen, opened their homes to people displaced by the Houthi rebels takeover of the port city of Mokha.
In one of the houses, dozens of men lied on the floor carpeted with thin mattresses and bed sheets.
”We set out in hysterical panic on a motorcycle, not knowing where we were heading,” said Alaa Ali Salem who fled along with his family from Mokha’s al-Khawkha district." AfricaNews

Drones halt Saudi pipeline carrying 5% of global oil supplies

"The East-West pipeline (1,200 km) transported 4-5 million barrels per day – 4-5% of global supply..

The Saudi ministry reported that the drones originated from Iraqi territory, where Iran-backed groups operate.

Satellite imagery showed black smoke over a section south of Medina; Iraq dismissed a military commander." MSN

Iran: Several Ballistic Missiles Fired At U.S. Aircraft Carrier, Navy Destroyer

"Iran state media is releasing footage of its own Saturday action against U.S. assets in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, as part of the fresh weekend tit-for-tat fighting with the United States. Per state PressTV and IRIB, it seems Tehran is saying it has targeted six vessels:

U.S. Central Command confirmed on X that U.S. forces struck three Iranian oil tankers after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched ballistic missiles toward two U.S. Navy warships.
CENTCOM provided details:
"Following Iran's failed attacks, CENTCOM permanently disabled the IRGC crude oil carriers M/T Downy off the coast of Kharg Island and M/T Stark 1 near Jask. American forces also completely destroyed the unladen crude oil carrier M/T Kylo (also known as the "Noxen") in the Gulf of Oman, striking the vessel in multiple critical locations to render it inoperable after the crew was directed to abandon ship.
The three Iranian crude oil tankers are part of a multibillion-dollar shadow network that funds the IRGC and its regional proxies. Iran has no means by which to defend them." ZeroHedge

"Iran Is Losing Its Grip On Hormuz": Strait Traffic Explodes Nearly 400%

"Nearly 200 Ships Navigated Strait Last Week, Up From 150 the Previous Week.
Trump Views Hormuz As "an American Territory".
Axios: 40 Tankers Transited Hormuz Friday Night, But Real Crisis Is Diesel.
Hormuz Commercial Traffic Surges
Shortly after President Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz "anAmerican territory" on Friday evening, the New York Post published a new report citing UK Maritime Trade Operations data showing that commercial traffic through the critical waterway has rebounded sharply as more vessels use a US-backed route along Oman's coast. This suggests that the US military presence and offensive operations in the region have degraded Tehran's ability to fully control the waterway." 

ZeroHedge

Houthis hit Saudi refinery and Mocha port

"Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis claimed a Sunday drone strike on Saudi Aramco’s Jazan

refinery and a separate missile-and-drone attack on Yemen’s  Mocha port. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree later claimed the group had targeted the Jazan refinery with a drone, calling the strike “precise.” msn

U.S. Forces Block Attempted Iranian Surprise Attack

"U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) troops thwarted an attempted surprise attack from the terrorist Iranian regime as Tehran doubles

down on “death to America.”
CENTCOM posted an update on X. “At 5:45 p.m. ET today, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces launched multiple ballistic missiles from Iran in an attempted surprise attack on U.S. forces based in the Middle East. All Iranian missiles were successfully intercepted. U.S. forces remain vigilant and at a high state of readiness,” it apprised the public. Both American and Saudi forces are now conducting strikes on Iranian targets." 

PJMedia

Yemen’s Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia oil tanker

"Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi group says it has fired ballistic missiles at a Saudi oil tanker,

more than a week after imposing a naval blockade on Saudi vessels in the Red Sea.
In a post on X, Yahya Saree, the Houthi military spokesman, said the group had “carried out a military operation targeting the Saudi oil tanker (NCC GHAZAL) for violating the maritime navigation ban” that the group had imposed on Saudi vessels." msn

Iran accuses Ukraine of deadly attack on Caspian commercial vessel

"Tehran has accused Ukraine of attacking an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea, causing an explosion that killed one sailor and injured another.
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Ukraine’s chargé d’affaires in Tehran to protest what it described as a “hostile and criminal” attack on Saturday, state news agency IRNA reported." msn

Bahrain and Kuwait reportedly struck Iran directly for the first time — with UAE providing intelligence and air cover

"Bahrain and Kuwait reportedly launched fighter jets against Iranian drone and missile depots

earlier this month, marking their first direct retaliation against Tehran since the war began.
The United Arab Emirates supplied targeting intelligence and air cover, signaling deepening Arab coordination against Iran, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources. The report said sources said it’s a sign of budding Arab cooperation in confronting Iran." msn

Saudi defenses stop Houthi missiles aimed at Yanbu refineries

"Saudi air defenses intercepted two ballistic missiles from Yemen that were aimed at oil

refineries in Yanbu, putting Saudi energy infrastructure directly back into the Iran crisis spillover.
The new angle is not another count of U.S. strikes on Iran. It is the Red Sea oil route. After days of pressure around the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi attacks on Saudi-linked shipping, the crisis has now moved toward Saudi refinery defenses on the kingdom’s western coast." msn

U.S. DESTROYS IRAN NUCLEAR SITE

"Iran accuses U.S. of striking Iranian nuclear facility in revenge attacks for deaths of two Americans." SR

Iran strikes Syria for first time since Middle East war began

"Iran struck Syrian territory for the first time since war erupted in the Middle East in February

2026, Reuters reported, citing a Syrian military source and Iranian state media on July 17.
Iranian media claimed that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked the U.S. Special Operations command center at Al-Tanf in eastern Syria, allegedly in retaliation for the deaths of Iranian personnel in a U.S. strike on the city of Iranshahr.
Reuters said it could not independently verify the claim. A Syrian source told the news agency that Iran had carried out a strike near the Al-Tanf base but did not hit the installation itself. The source also said the attack caused neither casualties nor material damage." NV

Huge blackouts the southern and western parts of Iran

"The Islamic regime in Iran has a suicide mission that they are organizing. Apparently, they want to invade the Arab states in the region. I'm not really sure with what capacity. Meanwhile, huge blackouts have now hit the southern and western parts of Iran.

Now, but there was a bit of a drama earlier on because last night yesterday in the Persian Gulf near the straight of Hormuz.

Now, but there was a bit of a drama earlier on because last night yesterday in the Persian Gulf near the straight of Hormuz, we had a Turkish owned bulk carrier that were partially sank just off the Iranian coast near Bander Ababas. And the vessel was completely destroyed at this point, broke in half.

But the Americans are not pausing anything. They are still escalating the strikes. They hit yet another control tower, this time again in the soutth eastern parts of Iran in Chabahar. Let's quickly go and see what the Americans did....they've hit another control tower. The Shahid Kalantari, the port of Shahid Kalanderi has been hit. Now, massive power outages across Iran have now been reported. One of them actually happened during a live broadcast of the uh the World Cup coverage from the Islamic Republic state media and uh it was a little bit embarrassing for them but it has happened before but with all the infrastructure that is getting hit by the Americans obviously there's going to be a lot of issues for the regime and specially the state media." TousiTV

Ukrainians injured in Iranian strikes on tankers in Strait of Hormuz

"Iranian cruise missiles struck two Emirati tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one crew

member and injuring eight, including two Ukrainians, the Emirati Defense Ministry reported on July 14.
Two missiles struck the Mombasa and Al Bahiyah tankers as they transited the southern shipping lane of the Strait of Hormuz, within Omani territorial waters, the ministry said.
The crew member killed was an Indian on board the Mombasa, with the remaining six injured crew members also of Indian nationality. Four of the wounded suffered serious injuries." KI

Iran Army Soldiers Flee HQ - U.S. Strikes IRGC Nuclear Town

"This is now a large uh operation in the central and western parts of Iran. The army of the Islamic Republic uh have now fled the headquarters and their main bases as they are now they've been told to basically evacuate because they they believe that the the Americans might start to target those areas.

Arab countries, they were hitting them. Then they started hitting naval bases, air defense systems, but now everything else is getting targeted as well. We've had infrastructure getting hit. We've had the nuclear city getting hit. We we are having another nuclear town getting
targeted. It's a small village basically. It's just built for at this point uh the nuclear facility not far from Ara.
United States Army launching stactical ballistic missiles from the M142, a high mobility artillery rocket systems or the HIM from Kuwait towards Iran.
Americans have now said that uh in the south they have been targeting missile infrastructure, air defense systems and the IRGC's fast boats this the speedboats.
The biggest update uh so far tonight is that the Islamic regime in Iran has ordered the
full evacuation of headquarters at all the army uh positions and main bases across Iran or as they call it Artesh." TousiTV

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham Dies Of Sudden 'Heart Attack' As Iran Claim Credit

"Amaya Tusi and the U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham has died of a

sudden heart attack and uh the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp in Iran unsurprisingly have come out to claim credit and responsibility. Of course, I'm not really that surprised because that's what they tend to do. There is no evidence so far of the IRGC's involvement, but they are claiming uh credit." 

TousiTV

Arab States Launch WAR In Iran

"We had a a number of explosions uh which again we can now say that according to the Islamic Republic state media Kuwait and Bahrain are responsible. Now, if that is the case, of

course, Kuwait
from here, Bahrain from here, we do know that the Arab states have targeted sother areas.
We have had the the United Arab Emirates every now and then joining the strikes during the war.
An interesting location tonight into the heart of Iran. Kman right there. It's this this area which has been hit before but is way
outside of the coastal zones that has been have been mostly the targets for the the Americans and obviously the Arab states but Kan is getting hit." Tousi