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US and Iran trade warnings over military clashes and oil disruptions

US and Iran trade warnings over military clashes and oil disruptions
Iran shatters American prestige, flattens US aircraft carriers, and triggers energy Armageddon!

Humanity stands on the brink of an unprecedented disaster, as US military aggression against Iran turns into a nightmare with no return. On the other hand, Tehran not only demonstrates unyielding power, but has dealt a decisive, destructive blow to the global economy, confronting the US and the West with absolute chaos. Under this atmosphere of extreme tension, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian departed for New York to deliver an address at the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations. Pezeshkian made it clear that the Iranian nation stands with absolute dignity and is ready to defend the country and its beliefs "to the death."

At the same time, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi launched a fierce attack against the UN, denouncing the organization's complete degradation and inefficiency in safeguarding international peace, while emphasizing that Tehran will turn the United Nations platform into a catapult to expose American oppression, honoring the martyrs of Iran and the Minab school. And while Qatar and Pakistan (via Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar and EU official Kaja Kallas) are desperately trying to open diplomatic channels, the American leadership finds itself in a state of despair. Donald Trump cynically admitted: "I have meetings today about this. They are in very bad shape," attempting to soften impressions at a time when reports (such as from Amwaj) indicate that Iran is imposing seven harsh conditions for any return to the negotiating table. Specifically, Iran's foreign minister met with US special envoy Steve Witkoff on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. During the meeting, Iran's conditions for reopening the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz were conveyed to the US, according to Iranian state media. The conditions for reopening the Strait include the immediate lifting of the naval blockade, the immediate release of frozen Iranian assets, and an end to the war on all fronts of the "resistance," state media added.

Military humiliation of the US

At the same time, the blows to American prestige are overwhelming: IRGC spokesman Rear General Hossein Mohebbi revealed that the Naval forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps have an American submarine in their hands, and the reverse engineering process has already begun to appropriate and analyze American military technology!2246731_1.jpg

Simultaneously, Iran announced the dramatic and fully successful test of a new weapon specifically designed to destroy American aircraft carriers, with official Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman Hossein Mohebbi warning in a threatening tone: "This time we will not simply retaliate. Our approach will be aggressive, and America will regret its actions and be humiliated more than ever before. Our interactions with the enemy are conducted exclusively through weapons." Tehran, already possessing ballistic missiles such as the Khalij Fars and Zolfaghar Basir in its arsenal, along with the support and expertise of superpowers (with reports of Chinese CM-302 missiles and Russian assistance through the C430L program for hypersonic missiles), is preparing to strike new surprise targets, threatening US naval power.r12-1.jpg

Economic "Armageddon"

Meanwhile, according to revealing data from the International Energy Agency (IEA) reported by Noornews, the US war against Iran has triggered the largest energy chokehold in history: Global oil supply has plummeted by 5.7 million barrels per day. Crude oil exports from the Persian Gulf recorded a 45% drop (falling to 13 million barrels per day), while exports of refined products and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) collapsed by 60%! Furthermore, over 10 million barrels per day in the Persian Gulf have been completely disrupted or halted. In this context, the American economy receives a finishing blow, with diesel prices soaring by 94%, triggering an uncontrollable inflationary tsunami, supply chain disruption, and economic paralysis for American consumers, escalating a severe global energy crisis. If the US does not immediately cease its aggressive actions and open the Strait of Hormuz, the global economy is mathematically heading toward a total collapse from which the West will never recover, causing massive global market shock.بازار-جهانی-انرژی.jpg

Mojtaba Khamenei's message for the new academic year

In his message marking the beginning of the new school and academic year, Mojtaba Khamenei addressed Iran's younger generation, emphasizing the pivotal role of knowledge and education in shaping a bright future. Initially, he paid tribute to the students, university scholars, and educators who lost their lives in the recent war, expressing solidarity with their families and highlighting that their absence serves as a reminder of the ongoing conflict between "good and evil." At the same time, he defined the core mission of today's students and university scholars as self-improvement, the acquisition of knowledge, the cultivation of ethics, and the preservation of their national and Islamic identity. He stressed that educational institutions constitute their "second home" and simultaneously the center of the nation's progress, strengthening national identity development. Furthermore, he highlighted the importance of innovation, proper thinking, and the protection of national symbols and language, preparing them for their future roles in society. He then sharply criticized the "hegemonic system," making specific reference to the US and Israel, while noting that power derived from knowledge and piety serves as a steel shield against external threats. Finally, he expressed his gratitude toward educational personnel, acknowledging their contribution and the need to improve their living conditions, concluding with wishes for divine blessing and success across the entire Iranian academic community.

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