The MoU was signed just ten days ago. Now the Iran deal crisis is already here. The U.S. struck Iranian targets on June 27 after Iran attacked a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran claims it retaliated. Both sides blame each other. Meanwhile Hezbollah is losing in Lebanon and Iran's own ambassador was expelled from Beirut.
The United States conducted self-defense strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island on June 2, 2026, destroying radar and drone control systems. Iran fired back at U.S. bases in Kuwait and Bahrain — and missed. Meanwhile, Trump reportedly exploded at Netanyahu over Lebanon. Here is what really happened and what it means.
Iran's IRGC has staged a silent coup — no tanks, no announcement. President Pezeshkian has been sidelined, denied access to the Supreme Leader, and excluded from military decisions. He called unauthorized IRGC strikes on the UAE "madness." The men negotiating with Washington have zero authority over the men with the missiles.
Secretary Rubio confirmed Operation Epic Fury is permanently concluded — U.S. and Israeli forces achieved every objective against Iran. But the pressure does not stop there. President Trump paused Project Freedom at Pakistan's request, while keeping the naval blockade fully active. Iran still has a very short window to negotiate a final deal.
Not confirmed, but these Iran-made missiles likely drew on foreign technology—possibly Chinese—in ways that clearly didn’t deliver results. Mario Nawfal may be presenting this in a way that sounds favorable to Iran, but the real, loud-and-clear message is about performance: these…
