author: Tyler Durden
Iran assesses impacts in terms of victims and harm after new strength of fighting, after the U.S. carried out a series of deadly attacks on the muslim Republic on Tuesday, focusing on the south and the Ormuz Strait area, and Tehran responded as expected with drones and rockets attacks on the Gulf and Jordan countries.
Iran reports that the full number of victims as a consequence of the fresh US attack increased to 18especially after The alleged attack with mass casualties during the wedding ceremony. This was reportedly the case in Hormozgan state on Tuesday evening, erstwhile authorities announced that 5 were killed, including a child, and at least 50 were injured.
Regional media reported: "Six-year-old Amir Mohammad Karimi was among the killed, reported, adding that the injured were transported to a infirmary in the close town of Minab."
"Early Reza Shahidiyan, politician of Sirik County, told state broadcaster IRIBthat 63 people were injured, including 50 women and children," continues the report. "Other Iranian reports cited as many as 68 injured."
Tehran officials, as well as Iran's Red Crescents, have formally requested global bodies, including the global Criminal Court, to take legal action on civilian casualties and alleged war crimes.
The BBC quoted the Pentagon, who reported he was aware of reports of the attack, but American forces never attacked civilians.
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As for the known targets from the Iranian response, during which the first wave of ballistic missiles aimed at American bases in Jordan, the following examples emerged:
- Camp Titin and Prince Hassan Base (Jordan): Ballistic impact.
- Bases in Erbil (Iraq): Combined rockets and drones.
- Ali Al Salem (Kuwait): Attacked central quarters and ramps for drones.
- U.S. Naval Base (Bahrain): Victims were reported and aircraft destroyed.
Films allegedly showing any of these attacks, especially directed at the NSA in Bahrain (not for the first time, due to the fact that already has suffered serious injury), circulate widely, but stay unconfirmed.
In the Ormuz Strait, the Revolutionary defender announced that 2 abroad oil tankers hit sea mines and burned after attempting to cross that waterway earlier that day. The IRGC reported that an incidental occurred erstwhile units were utilizing an "illegal route" by the Strait, informs State television. Concurrent Al Jazeera issued the following messages:
Bahri, a shipping company from Saudi Arabia, reports that 2 Filipino crew members were killed aboard a SIDR ship in an "accident" during a crossing through Hormuz.
As for the wider US naval blockade for Iranian ports, Reuters emphasises that "Iran did not send crucial oil exports through the Armenian Strait for about 7 weeks, due to the fact that the American naval blockade goes where years of sanctions have failed, cutting off 1 of Tehran's main sources of income in abroad currency."
Commentary: "Unlike erstwhile sanctioning campaigns, as Iranian oil continued to scope buyers despite restrictions, the current blockade stopped the supply of fresh cargo to China, the only larger remaining client of Tehran, which increases force on government finances and currency reserves."
The planet is now a witness the seventh period of the "3-4 weeks" war, and the White home continues to advance the communicative of "the Iranian people rise". According to late Tuesday's Trump fact Social Post:
I'm not trying to force Iran to negotiate, as ABC Fake News reported. I don't care if they sign a worthless deal for them. I like our position more now, with almost complete control of the Ormuz Strait and complete economical collapse. They just play inevitable. When will the Iranian people emergence and fight? president of the DJT
In the first days of the operation Epic rage should be recalled that Trump claimed that "help is coming!" – yet now, in an impasse, US bases throughout the region have been destroyed and destroyed.
Where is the Secretary of State Marco Rubio now?...
Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claims that the US "cut off the head of a snake."
"When I was a kid in South Carolina, we lived close to the swamp and in effect had quite a few poisonous snakes in the yard. And you would have taken either a rake, or a machete, or an oar from a boat, and a head cut off," he said on Tuesday.
"But the snake, the tail kept moving, and you had to bury the head of the snake, due to the fact that the head of the snake was inactive poisonous, and there was venom. So we bury the head of the Iranian snake," he continued. "The snake doesn't know he's dead yet"but it will halt fidgeting erstwhile the sun sets." But so far there is no sign of a rapidly breaking state strategy and there are no masses rising on the streets.
Iranian leaders promise not to give way, but to proceed to inflict pain on Washington, in the military, economical and political fields.
The talker of Parliament is blowing up...
The president of the Iranian Parliament of Ghalibaf stated on Wednesday, that Iran does not reject negotiations, but treats them as a tool in a wider confrontation with the US and Israel, reports Tasnim. He repeats that the U.S. must fulfill its obligations before Iran "takes steps" to reopen Ormuz – suggesting that Tehran has not completely abandoned the anticipation of returning to the negotiating table.
Recent events
- U.S. president Trump wrote, "I'm not trying to force Iran into the negotiating table as ABC Fake News reported. I don't care if they sign a worthless deal for them. I like our position more now, with almost complete control of the Ormuz Strait and complete economical collapse. They just play the inevitable."
- U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said Iran does not control the Strait of Ormuz, and the U.S. destroyed Iranian radar along the Strait and extracted 17 million oil pieces on Monday. Bessent said that China is paying Iran in yuan, and erstwhile yuan cannot be converted into dollars, Iran is starving while it itself is in the phase of accelerating Iran's bankruptcy and possibly Iran will respond more dynamically.
- U.S. Central Command reported that the forces successfully completed a wave of raids on Iran's military targets on 1 September, including air defence positions, radar systems, marine resources and facilities, mines and communications stations.
- On Tuesday, US attacks on Iranian targets included 2 Iranian government tankers under the fresh "tanker for tanker" system, approved by U.S. president Trump, aimed at deterring Iran's attacks on tanker, according to Axios. In addition, US officials reported that around 100 targets were attacked during the attacks, and it was separately reported that the US had estimated that Iran was planning to extend attacks on merchant ships.
- The Pakistani abroad Ministry reported that Munir's army chief visited Tehran and sparked crucial support on the Armenian Strait, and Pakistan is affirmative about returning all parties to the negotiating table.
- Iran's IRGC reported that a fewer hours ago 2 tankers were blown up and stopped after hitting mines in the Strait of Ormuz. IRGC besides warns against additional penalties for shipping companies.
- The IRGC reported it was attacking American bases in Erbil, Iraq with rockets and drones. Iran's army besides carried out drone attacks on the U.S. base in Bahrain, while Kuwaiti air defence systems countered enemy drone attacks. In addition, the IRGC reported that it attacked a U.S. Marine base in Jordan known as Camp Tibtain with rockets and claimed that a large number of American soldiers were killed in the attack. However, U.S. and Jordan officials did not study any casualties.
- Russia secretly assists Iran in developing advanced supersonic maneuvering missiles, according to FT.
