BREAKING: Iran PLUTONIUM Path In Focus; U.S. Readies SIEGE; Sailors Trapped | TBN Israel

Iran has maintained an effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz for over 65 days, trapping hundreds of ships and more than 20,000 sailors. These sailors face severe shortages of food, water, fuel, and medicine, with some critically ill crew members running out of essential medication. This situation is not merely a maritime crisis but a strategic move by Iran to demonstrate its ability to disrupt global trade and extend the conflict beyond its borders.

More than 20,000 sailors have been stuck for more than 65 days in the Persian Gulf while food supplies are running out with no rescue in sight. They were caught in the exchange of fire. More than 30 ships have been hit by Iranian drones and missiles. At least 10 sailors have been killed. Crews are reporting shortages of food, of water, fuel, and medicine. On some ships, crew members with medical conditions have already run out of basic medication.

The US, under President Trump, has ordered preparations for a prolonged naval blockade of Iran, believing that sustained economic pressure will force Tehran to yield. This strategy is based on the assessment that Iran is losing approximately half a billion dollars daily in oil revenue due to the blockade, while the US economy is benefiting from increased global demand for its own oil.

Trump has ordered preparations for a prolonged siege of Iran. According to the Wall Street Journal, the US president ordered the military to prepare a scenario for an ongoing naval blockade. The White House believes that economic pressure will break Thran, but there is no quick solution on the horizon. The Iranian regime is losing about half a billion dollars a day in oil revenue. The United States is only financing its war machine, but it's not actually losing money as a country. In fact, if you really dive into the analysis of that, you realize that they're actually making more money than before because the global demand for oil is now more focused on US markets than it is on the Iranians who can no longer sell oil.

American intelligence indicates that Iran's Supreme Leader, Muchay, is severely wounded with burns across his body and is operating from near-total isolation, communicating only through couriers. This raises significant questions in Washington about who is truly in control and whether the Revolutionary Guards are using his name to advance their own agenda. Furthermore, Iraqi forces from the Kashkabi militia are now operating in Tehran and other Iranian cities, enforcing internal rules and setting up checkpoints, signaling the regime's distrust in its own security forces to control the capital.

According to American intelligence, much is suffering from severe burns and is completely isolated with no access to electronic devices. Despite the injury, he is still involved in shaping the strategy against President Trump. But in Washington, they are wondering whether he has become a puppet of the Revolutionary Guards. Iraqi forces from the Kashkabi militia are operating in Tehran and in other cities. They're joining security forces, setting up checkpoints, inspecting vehicles, and helping enforce internal rules, including hijab laws. For residents of Tehran, this is not just extra manpower. It feels like internal occupation.

A new assessment reveals that American and Israeli strikes have significantly damaged Iran's nuclear capabilities, hitting at least six sites including enrichment facilities. A portion of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile is now in more detectable locations, making any attempt to assemble a crude nuclear weapon more complicated and exposed. Israel's Chief of Staff stated that Iran's nuclear project suffered a severe blow and was pushed back years, with major damage also inflicted on its missile capability, including the removal of hundreds of launchers and missiles.

A new assessment says American and Israeli strikes have significantly damaged Iran's nuclear capability. At least six sites have been hit since the beginning of the confrontation, including enrichment facilities and locations connected to military nuclear activity. According to the assessment, part of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile is now located in places where any movement would be easier to detect. The chief of staff has already said that Iran's nuclear project suffered a severe blow and was pushed back years. He also spoke about major damage to Iran's missile capability, the removal of hundreds of launchers and missiles.

During 'Operation Roaring Lion,' the Israeli Air Force established a forward operating post deep inside Iraq. This strategic deployment was designed to facilitate rapid rescue operations for Israeli fighter pilots who might be forced to eject over Iranian territory. The post housed elite units like Shaldag, Sayeret Matkal, and Unit 669, along with advanced medical teams capable of providing complex emergency care, highlighting the depth of planning for potential ground events within enemy territory.

During Operation Roaring Lion, the Israeli Air Force operated a forward post inside Iraq. The purpose was clear and practical. If an Israeli fighter jet had been hit over Iran and if a pilot had been forced to eject over enemy territory, a rescue force would already have been closer to the arena. At that post, teams from Shaldag Matk and 669 unit were prepared. Medical units were also positioned with the ability to provide complex emergency care up to the level of a forward operating room.