Vance Says Washington Cannot Tell Who Decides in Tehran. Iran Says the Problem Is Washington
Vance told Reuters Iran must cut enrichment and that the US cannot tell who decides in Tehran. Iran’s foreign ministry says the problem is Washington.

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Vance told Reuters Iran must cut enrichment and that the US cannot tell who decides in Tehran. Iran’s foreign ministry says the problem is Washington.

Pezeshkian calls US talks meaningless as Vance, Rubio and Trump give three accounts of why B-1 bombers left RAF Fairford. What was said and how it fits.

Ghalibaf says Hormuz stays shut until seven conditions are met, Araghchi rules out a military solution, and a third US carrier heads toward Iran. What was said and how it fits.

The Pentagon has pulled every US bomber out of RAF Fairford in a rushed departure, a week after a plot that fell apart. Iran won this round without firing a shot. It has not won the war, and Washington now has to answer.

Hegseth calls the Hormuz blockade ironclad, Trump offers Iran the easy way or the hard way, and Pezeshkian says the economic war failed. What each said and how it fits.

Araghchi says Qatar carries Iran’s new Hormuz ideas to Washington and expects a reply Tuesday. Trump calls an Axios sanctions-relief report a hoax.

Five men in three vans got within reach of the US bomber base at RAF Fairford before a vigilant village stopped them. Washington and London now claim the credit. The plot bears an Iranian flag and a Russian method, and it shows how close the Iran war has come to British soil.

Trump rejected Tehran’s Hormuz reopening offer as “totally unacceptable.” Araghchi and Pezeshkian answered within a day, refusing to soften Iran’s terms.

Trump’s rejection of Iran’s Hormuz offer and his plan to resume strikes after the midterms set the clock for Saudi retaliation against the Houthis. Riyadh is not surrendering; it is preparing.
