BREAKING: Tomahawk MISSILES Strike IRGC Targets, U.S.-Tehran Negotiations Progress | TBN Israel

The United States launched a second wave of strikes against Iranian targets, described as 'wider, more organized, and clearer.' These attacks, including 49 Tomahawk missiles from the USS Michael Murphy and precision munitions from air and naval platforms, specifically targeted Iran's radar systems, observation communications, command and control, and air defensive systems along its southern coast, particularly facing the Strait of Hormuz. The objective was to dismantle Iran's ability to detect, coordinate, and respond to attacks, and to remove its capacity to threaten global shipping.

Reports spoke of 49 such missiles. And at the same time, aircraft and also platforms from the air from the navy and from the marines struck additional targets using precision munitions. The targets were radar systems, observation communications, and command and control. and also air defensive systems...

Despite Iran's announcement of closing the Strait of Hormuz and threatening any vessel attempting passage, the US revealed a secret operation over the past month. This operation secured the movement of over 200 commercial ships and more than 100 million barrels of oil through the Strait, demonstrating US control over the vital waterway and ensuring freedom of navigation. This directly contradicted Iran's claims and aimed to stabilize global oil markets.

The president of the United States revealed that his military is secretly securing the movement of ships in the strait. According to him, in a secret operation over the past month, more than 100 million barrels of oil and more than 200 commercial ships passed through the Strait of Huz under the American security.

Even as the US and Iran engaged in direct military exchanges, diplomatic negotiations between Washington and Tehran continued. A senior American diplomatic official confirmed ongoing talks, with Iranian sources indicating 'understandings in principle' had been reached. Key issues under discussion include the mechanism for releasing frozen Iranian assets abroad, estimated at tens of billions of dollars, and a potential temporary agreement.

And despite the exchange of file between the American military and Iran, a senior American diplomatic official said this morning that the negotiations are still continuing. ...Iranian sources told the revolutionarian the Reuters news agency that the sides have already reached understandings in principle but several issues are still being discussed. Amongst these issues are the mechanism for releasing frozen Iranian assets abroad worth tens of billions of dollars.

The hosts argue that Iran's long-standing 'ring of fire' defense doctrine, relying on proxies like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis, is no longer an effective deterrent against US and Israeli attacks. Extensive US and Israeli campaigns have significantly weakened these proxy forces, reducing their ability to retaliate effectively. This diminished proxy threat allows the US and Israel to strike directly within Iran with greater impunity.

What's happened in recent years is that is no longer the same threat it was in the past because Israel has been fighting against in Lebanon. Kamas is no longer a threat to Israel because of this 2 and a half year war. ...The same applies to the Houthis who've taken a substantial beating. ...Israel and the United States attack in Iran anytime they want without any real fear of retaliation from the proxies.