BREAKING: Hezbollah RAGES As U.S. Hormuz Blockade CRUSHES Iran; FBI Launches Probe | TBN Israel

The ongoing American naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz has created critical pressure within Iran's oil pipelines and underground systems. Estimates suggest Iran is losing approximately $435 million daily and has halted 1.5 million barrels of oil per day. This sustained pressure could lead to irreversible damage to oil fields, requiring years and billions to repair, and has forced Iran to stop steel exports, contributing to a projected 70% inflation spike.

The host states Iran is losing '$435 million a day because of the American blockade' and that 'oil storage tanks at the just terminal have reportedly reached maximum capacity,' potentially forcing 'all production from its wells within days.' Trump described the internal pressure building in pipelines and storage tanks, predicting 'severe damage' within days. Iran also 'stopped steel exports until the end of May' following strikes.

Hezbollah is actively working to prevent any political arrangement or security agreement between Israel and Lebanon. The organization is reportedly preparing a campaign against Lebanese President Joseph Aun to weaken him and disrupt negotiations, specifically a rumored summit on May 11th. Hezbollah's strategy involves turning southern Lebanese villages into an 'open combat zone' and using civilian areas, including children's rooms, to hide weapons, forcing Israel to choose between inaction (allowing Hezbollah to strengthen) or action (drawing accusations of hitting civilian targets).

Lebanese security officials told Elhadat that 'the Shia terrorist organization wants to turn the villages from southern Lebanon into an open combat zone' to 'disrupt the negotiations with Israel.' The IDF found 'weapons hidden inside a child's room' in a destroyed Hezbollah infrastructure. Naim Kasim stated, 'Lebanon's negotiations do not obligate,' emphasizing Hezbollah's independent armed status.

Facing severe economic pressure from the blockade, Iran is attempting to negotiate a de-escalation by offering to reopen shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz, but crucially, wants to leave the nuclear issue for a later stage. This strategy aims to regain economic leverage and avoid direct commitments on its nuclear program. Oman is mediating these expert-level talks, but the US, under Trump, maintains a clear precondition: direct talks and no nuclear program.

Iran is 'offering the United States to reopen the shipping lanes and the finding and leave the nuclear issue for the later stage.' 'Oman is trying to promote expert level talks' on the strait. Trump 'was very clear when he said that they do not speak through mediators. They can call directly and that the first rule before talks begin is that Iran has no nuclear program.'

The FBI has launched an expanding investigation into a series of unusual cases involving American nuclear scientists who have disappeared or been found dead. Former FBI official Chris Swicker noted a pattern in some cases: individuals leaving home suddenly without essentials. While no public conclusion exists, the White House's directive to consolidate these cases suggests a belief in a foreign intelligence effort, with China, Russia, and Iran mentioned as possible suspects. This indicates a covert war over critical scientific knowledge.

There is 'growing suspicion of an international espionage operation against American scientists.' 'A series of disappearances and deaths of nuclear scientists in the United States is raising suspicions of an organized intelligence operation possibly led by China, Russia or Iran.' Former FBI official Chris Swicker warned of a 'similar pattern' in some cases.