BREAKING: U.S. Ultimatum To Iran; Israel Hammers Missile Sites; Gulf Threat Grows | TBN Israel

The Israeli Air Force executed over 230 strikes in 24 hours, part of a campaign that has hit over 7,000 targets. These strikes specifically targeted Iran's ballistic missile production sites, R&D centers, missile engine testing facilities, and a factory producing air defense systems. The IDF also struck a plant supplying fentanyl to the SPND organization, responsible for chemical weapons development, aiming to dismantle Iran's non-conventional production chain.

IDF revealed over 800 strike sorties, 16,000 munitions, and 5,000 new targets identified. Specific targets included 20 production sites, missile engine testing, and SPND-linked chemical plant.

The United Arab Emirates is actively preparing to join a U.S.-led military campaign to forcibly reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This move, potentially with or without UN authorization, is driven by the strait's vital importance to the UAE's economy, energy exports, and regional stability. The UAE has reportedly banned Iranians from entering its territory and shut down Iranian institutions in Dubai, signaling a significant shift from quiet partnership to open confrontation.

Abu Dhabi is pushing for a UN decision but examining military participation without full international backing. Reports indicate potential mine clearance, base support, and even air support roles.

Information indicates Iran is moving towards an effective military dictatorship. The Revolutionary Guards have blocked President Masud Pakistan's access to the supreme leader and pushed the civilian government to the sidelines, consolidating power. The religious establishment now serves as a 'religious shell' over a military-security regime. This internal rupture suggests any future negotiations will be with a 'nervous, suspicious, more extreme and much narrower military structure.'

President Pakistan was blocked from reaching the supreme leader. Revolutionary Guards are the main authority in decision-making.

The Revolutionary Guards issued a new category of threats, declaring that facilities belonging to major U.S. technology companies in the Middle East would become legitimate targets starting 'tomorrow.' The list includes Cisco, HP, Intel, Oracle, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Meta, and IBM. Iran views these companies as part of the 'planning, tracking and intelligence ecosystem,' indicating a shift towards 'softer targets' as a sign of dangerous weakness under pressure.

Threats to destroy American companies, specifically naming major tech firms, 'starting tomorrow.'

Hezbollah has taken over the Christian village of Kawazakah in southern Lebanon, turning it into a launch base for terrorist operations. Operatives are deliberately basing themselves in Christian villages, assuming proximity to churches and minority communities will provide immunity from Israeli strikes. The IDF issued a severe warning, stating it will act forcefully to remove the threat even from such areas, highlighting Hezbollah's tactic of using diverse civilian populations as human shields.

Hezbollah took over Kawazakah, operating rockets and anti-tank missiles from civilian spaces, assuming immunity.