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Donald Trump, the U.S. President, posted a graphic image of himself alongside a military commander on the deck of a warship on Saturday, set in a stormy atmosphere amid vessels flying the flag of the Islamic Republic, on the Truth Social network with the caption: "This was the calm before the storm." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, President of America, published an animation on Truth Social in which he orders an American warship to fire at a target with the Islamic Republic's flag and says: "It's on our target list, fire!" @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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"Channel 3 TV host: A $200 rocket can bring the entire US army in the region to its knees" - A video with this title has been published by Islamic Republic sources, showing the delusional Khanalizada who, as usual, spouts nonsense at his own level. 📡 @VahidOnline

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In a live television program broadcast on the Ofogh network of Iran's state broadcasting, the program host shoots at the flag of the United Arab Emirates with a real weapon. In this program, which is about Kalashnikov rifle shooting training, an individual wearing military clothing and covering his face with a mask teaches the host the steps of preparing the weapon and firing bullets. During the shooting stage, the program host decides to shoot at the UAE flag that was part of the studio decor banner. @VahidHeadline Iran's state broadcasting aired several programs on Friday in which hosts appeared in studio segments holding rifles and were taught how to work with light weapons. The hosts in these programs declared that they would join the war if necessary. These programs, which were broadcast in at least three segments, were republished in domestic media and met with reactions on social networks. Some social media users described these segments as a sign of mobilization under wartime conditions. Jackson Hinkle, an American political commentator, wrote on the social network X that Iranian state television is showing how to use and shoot with Kalashnikovs as "preparation for America's ground invasion." @VahidOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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A media outlet affiliated with the Islamic Republic's judiciary announced that the assets of 51 people in Yazd province have been seized by judicial order on charges of what they call "treason" and "collaboration with the enemy." According to this report, these individuals' cases are being processed under the law known as "Intensifying Punishment for Espionage and Collaboration with the Zionist Regime Against National Security and Interests," and judicial authorities claim the seized assets will be spent on "protecting public rights" and reconstructing war-damaged sites. The confiscated assets include bank accounts, movable and immovable property, company shares, and even proxy assets. According to Mizan's report, among these 51 people, 20 are present inside the country and 31 others are living abroad. This action continues a new wave of confiscation and seizure of citizens' and political dissidents' assets - a process that has effectively become a tool for pressure, intimidation, and asset seizure under heavy charges like "treason" and "collaboration with the enemy." @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, referring to the increased economic costs resulting from confrontation with the Islamic Republic, asked Americans to endure this short-term pressure and said that preventing the threat of Iran's government has a higher priority than short-term economic consequences. He emphasized: "I'm sorry you're enduring this pressure, but we must stop this very crazy group." The U.S. President in another part of this interview said Iran's government has been severely damaged militarily and again emphasized: "They no longer have a navy. They have no air force. Everything has been destroyed. Their air force is gone." He stressed: "The strait will open. They will not have nuclear weapons and the world will continue." The U.S. President said he halted the final phase of operations against Iran at the request of Pakistani officials. He said: "They said: Can you stop? We're going to reach an agreement. And we really had the framework of an agreement; without a nuclear program." Trump continued to emphasize that Tehran had agreed to hand over remaining materials from its nuclear program, but has backed down after every agreement. He said: "Every time they agree, the next day it's like they say we never had such a conversation. This has happened about five times. There's a problem with them. They're really crazy. And that's why they can't have nuclear weapons." The U.S. President in another part of the interview, responding to the question of whether he underestimated Iran's government's capacity and resistance, said: "I didn't underestimate anything. We hit them very hard." Trump emphasized that the U.S. deliberately did not target part of Iran's infrastructure and added: "We left their bridges. We left their electrical infrastructure. We could destroy all of it in two days; everything." He said oil facilities and some infrastructure in Khark were not attacked because damage to them could have caused the loss of oil. The U.S. President regarding the status of negotiations with the Islamic Republic said the people America is talking with, according to him, seem "reasonable," but lack the necessary capacity or readiness for decision-making. Trump in response to the question of who America is currently dealing with in Iran, said: "We're dealing with people who I think are reasonable, but they're afraid of agreement. They don't know how to agree. They haven't been in such a situation before." In response to the question of whether he would wait until reaching an agreement, he emphasized: "I will do what is right. I must do the right thing." He also said Iranian officials told him the nuclear materials storage site was heavily targeted and a "granite mountain" collapsed on it. Trump added: "They said only two countries can access it; us and China. They said they themselves don't have access capability because it's completely destroyed." Trump said: "Iran cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons. They will use them against us. First they'll destroy Israel, then the Middle East, then Europe." Regarding fuel price increases in America, he said the economic pressure from the crisis will be short-term and added: "When people hear the full explanation, everyone agrees. This will be short-term pain." Trump said after the crisis ends, energy prices will "drop like a stone." The U.S. President in response to concerns about increased economic pressure on American families following war with Iran and rising costs, said citizens must endure these pressures because according to him, the goal is confronting a greater threat. Trump reacting to the issue that some Americans feel increased costs and economic pessimism, said: "They must endure and believe that we're taking them to a better place. But I must do the right thing." Trump continued, linking the economic pressures from the crisis to the necessity of confronting the Islamic Republic and said: "I told people I'm sorry you're enduring this pressure, but we must stop this very crazy group." The U.S. President also said Iranian oil tankers that China released in recent days moved with Washington's permission. He said: "We allowed this to happen." Trump finally, in response to the question of whether Iran's government will ultimately back down said: "Yes, definitely. I have no doubt." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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China's representative to the United Nations and rotating president of the Security Council criticized the draft resolution proposed by the US and Bahrain regarding the Strait of Hormuz, saying that "its content and timing are inappropriate and its approval will not help." According to Reuters, this draft resolution calls on Iran to stop attacks and mining in the Strait of Hormuz. However, diplomats said that if this resolution is put to a vote, it will likely face vetoes from Russia and China. The two countries also vetoed a similar US-backed resolution last month, calling its text "biased" against Iran. @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, reacted to rising energy prices in America by writing on X: "For now, set aside the increase in gasoline prices and the stock market bubble. The real pain begins when America's debt and mortgage loan rates start to surge." He wrote that even now, auto loan default rates have reached their highest level in over 30 years, but all of this was avoidable. @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline