White House: Trump was joking IRGC: We humbled army
Today's articles focus on remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump, in which he jokingly stated that after defeating Iran, the Strait of Hormuz would be declared U.S. territory. However, White House officials confirmed that these comments were merely a joke. At the same time, Iranian leaders, such as General Ahmad Vahidi, sent strongly worded messages to Iranian forces, praising their resilience in facing difficult conditions over the past six months and describing this as reminiscent of historic epochs, including the Sacred Defense and the battles of Badr and Khaybar. Iran also revealed the detention of French diplomats on charges of interference and meddling in internal affairs, considering this part of a broad espionage and intervention project. Additionally, Iran announced its military stance amid an Israeli escalation in Beirut, threatening to strike Israel and expand the attack if there is a response. They also reported the suspension of negotiations with Washington and sent warning messages to the U.S. to correct falsehoods regarding the Strait of Hormuz. All of this reflects the escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, with affirmations of Iran's strong capabilities and readiness to confront.
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