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đ„After the 40-day war, the IRGC faced a different battlefieldâand began changing with it. Command structures, military priorities, intelligence and internal security were reshaped. What is the IRGC becoming now?
đŽRead the full study: irannewswire.org/irgc-after-âŠ
đ„ Iranian officials are publicly outlining different paths for ending the war with the United States: regional diplomacy and conditional talks on one side, tougher military pressure on the other.
Across the debate, the Strait of Hormuz has emerged as a central lever in Tehranâs negotiating and deterrence strategy.
irannewswire.org/iran-diplomâŠ
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IRGC still driving to revive nuclear weapons program at Pickaxe Mt. (HEU, centrifuges?) & Minzadayi (warhead development) & will never stop because they believe only nuclear Armageddon can bring back their 12th Imam
đš JUST NOW: Gen. Jack Keane on Iran â two things are true
U.S. Central Command crushed Iranâs missile forces, drones, and Navy. Effective blockade. Crypto squeezed. Mission done.
But the IRGC is STILL in power and can still run terrorism. Current force levels are UNSUSTAINABLE.
A second campaign has to be comprehensive, not whack-a-mole. Go after IRGC leaders, headquarters, and the logistics bridges theyâre using to rebuild. Eliminate the regime so they know thereâs NO HOPE. Only path to any real diplomatic solution.
Saudi/Turkey âMecca Pactâ was never real. Houthis hit Mecca and they did nothing. They want diplomacy but wonât fight. Their opinion wonât matter.
Trump will decide. It has to be broader, and Gulf partners must actually help protect infrastructure.
Israeli election today shouldnât drive the call. U.S. does whatâs necessary for American interests. Fly wing-to-wing with Israel to finish the IRGC threat. No more October 7ths.
Clear-eyed.
đ„ Iran lawmakers say some cancer patients face drug costs above 300 million tomans a month, while patients now pay about 55% of healthcare costs out of pocket. Officials also report medicine shortages, delayed insurance payments to pharmacies and rising treatment costs.
irannewswire.org/iran-drug-sâŠ
đ„ Twenty-seven attacks on commercial ships were recorded in the Strait of Hormuz in October, with USNI News attributing the majority to Iran. At the same time, Iranian establishment media are debating whether to keep up maritime pressure or use it as leverage for negotiations.
irannewswire.org/iran-hormuzâŠ
đ„ Iranâs ruling establishment is weighing sharply different approaches to another war: some officials and hardline outlets favor expanding pressure through the Strait of Hormuz and regional infrastructure, while others are urging diplomacy and an exit strategy as Brent crude trades above $117.
irannewswire.org/ran-hormuz-âŠ
đ„ Iran is expanding drone production centers and moving part of that capacity underground, Army Commander-in-Chief Amir Hatami said after state television showed him visiting a facility described as a subterranean drone factory.
irannewswire.org/iran-drone-âŠ
đ„ Iranâs point-to-point inflation stood at 83.8% in September, even after a 0.6-point decline from August, while prices still rose 3.9% in a single month.
Exporters and importers are also facing higher shipping costs, foreign-exchange restrictions and overdue payments.
irannewswire.org/iran-inflatâŠ
đ„ Gulf oil flows have topped 24 million barrels a day, even as Iranâs foreign minister says the country remains in a âtruly wartimeâ situation. Nournews, close to Iranâs Supreme National Security Council, has also raised the prospect of an âOctober Surpriseâ as diplomatic channels remain open.
irannewswire.org/iran-hormuzâŠ
đ„ Another war with Iran is again being discussed as a real possibility â and inside Tehran, the argument is over whether to keep using the Strait of Hormuz as a pressure tool or turn that leverage into diplomacy before fighting resumes.
irannewswire.org/iran-war-stâŠ
đ„ Iranian lawmakers and officials are openly debating building a nuclear weapon, withdrawing from the NPT and revising the countryâs nuclear doctrine â but no formal decision to pursue a bomb has been announced.
irannewswire.org/iran-nucleaâŠ
đ„ Iranâs real per capita income fell by more than 46% between 2011 and 2025, while Turkeyâs rose by about 70% over the same period, according to data cited in the report. Iranâs year-on-year inflation remained above 83% in September.
irannewswire.org/iran-real-pâŠ
đ„ Trump says the Iran war will end âvery quickly,â while Tehran says diplomacy remains open â but inside Iran, officials and rival factions are publicly disputing who was responsible for ship attacks near the Strait of Hormuz and why the Islamabad understanding collapsed.
irannewswire.org/iran-rulingâŠ
đ„ The IRGC says a supertanker carrying more than 2 million barrels of crude struck a mine in the Strait of Hormuz and exploded, as Brent traded near $110 a barrel. At the same time, a reported assassination attempt on former minister Abbas Akhoundi has added another flashpoint to widening political tensions inside Iran over the war and relations with the United States.
irannewswire.org/iran-hormuzâŠ
đ„ Iranâs dollar traded at 267,500 tomans as business representatives warned that rising import costs could trigger another wave of inflation and shortages of medicines, sugar and livestock feed. The government is simultaneously tightening eligibility checks for food subsidies.
irannewswire.org/iran-inflatâŠ
đ„ Iranâs government has acknowledged deliberately slowing internet speeds during security crises. A parliament-affiliated survey found 64.7% of respondents use VPNs, while 56% said their income or that of their household head depends on the internet.
irannewswire.org/iran-internâŠ
đ„ OilPrice reports that Iran is routing oil to Russia across the Caspian Sea at discounts of 35%â42%, with part of the compensation allegedly paid in Russian military equipment rather than cash. The reported route adds to Tehranâs use of Chinese credit, trust networks and cryptocurrency to move oil revenues.
irannewswire.org/iran-oil-ruâŠ
đ„ âIf anyone thinks nuclear weapons can provide deterrence, just look at Israel,â former foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said, prompting conservative backlash in Iran. At the same time, 35 lawmakers have backed a move to impeach Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi over his diplomatic approach and contacts with US officials.
irannewswire.org/zarif-nucleâŠ
đ„ Iran security chief Mohsen Rezaei says more than $2 trillion in regional data centers, communications cables and AI infrastructure could come within Iranâs reach if war with the US resumes.
His remarks came as Tehran reviews Washingtonâs response to Iranian conditions for further talks.
irannewswire.org/iran-digitaâŠ
đ„ Iran has used domestically mined cryptocurrency to finance imports and reduce the impact of sanctions. But the system carries a heavy electricity cost: Iranian officials estimate illegal crypto mining consumes up to 2,400 MW of power.
irannewswire.org/iran-cryptoâŠ
đ„ Tehran is now rejecting both enrichment cuts and any transfer of its enriched uranium stockpile, as Gulf oil flows recover to more than 81% of pre-war levels while Iranâs own exports remain blocked.
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