The alleged negotiations reportedly taking place behind the scenes between the US and Iran are a manufactured lie, as revealed by an official statement from the IRGC, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iran has so far managed to prove—literally—that it knows how to defend and attack, causing chaos and destruction for Americans and especially for Israel... At the same time, Iran does not accept the US 5-day ceasefire, viewing it as a trap and a trick to mislead Tehran and calm oil and money markets while the plan to eliminate Iran remains... The IRGC struck targets in Israel again, which has faced the largest attack and suffered the greatest destruction since its founding... Amidst global chaos, information indicates the war is internationalizing and reaching inside the US, as the largest American refinery, Valero in Texas, was hit... Meanwhile, the international press is beginning to openly criticize the American military. US President Trump ordered the halt of attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure due to an initial overestimation of the military's strike capabilities, according to the German newspaper Welt.
IRGC: The Avenger will speak – Enemy conspiracies to offset defeats cannot be hidden – 78th wave causes chaos in Israel
"The 78th rainy wave of Operation True Promise 4 achieved a different record in the history of war." In this operation, targets in Eilat, Dimona, and northern Tel Aviv, as well as some of the bases of the American terrorist army in the region, were accurately hit by Emad and Qadr multi-warhead systems and destructive drones. The IRGC negotiates with the vile and child-killing aggressors through operations and destruction. The majority of IRGC combat units and the Mobilization of Millions of Men have not yet entered the battlefield. Their entry, if necessary, will make the battle more intense and the danger inevitable for the enemies. The enemy's plans to offset defeats and change the equations of war in the coming hours are not hidden from the eyes of the Revolutionary Guards. "The severe blow has not yet come… the avenger will speak."
Iran: Trump has no hope for military victory – Major surprises coming in the next few days
"American President Trump knows that his offensive and defensive military munitions are in very poor condition." "Trump has no hope for military victory and opening the Strait of Hormuz by military means," Iranian officials emphasize. Following the shortage of military munitions, Trump resorted to propaganda and information warfare, something that brings him even greater shame. "Contrary to Trump's empty promises, Iran has prepared surprises for the coming days that will make the outcome of the war more obvious than ever." Trump should keep his head away from the phone and social media for a while; from now on, his eyes should be fixed only on the sky, the stock market, and the price of oil.
Iran changes the pattern of war – Openly attempting total destruction of Israeli military and weapons
There has been a terrible phase shift in the pattern of Iranian attacks against Israel, causing confusion for Americans and Zionists. Iran's goal is now the military annihilation of Israel. The first attack, on March 22-23, 2026, was carried out by Iran using Arash 2 drones. In this operation, they attacked several bases within Israel, the most significant being a base east of Ben Gurion Airport.
Strong blow to Israel Aerospace Industries
A base connected to this airport belonging to Israel Aerospace Industries—a parent company with several subsidiaries and factories—has been hit several times in recent days. The location struck is the headquarters and main plant of Israel Aerospace Industries, a complex producing a wide range of weapons. Despite the name "Aeronautical Industries," this complex is not limited to aerial equipment and is active even in ground systems.
Kermel tank factory hit, intended to replace Merkavas
Among its subsidiaries, it is working on a new generation of Israeli battle tanks called "Kermel," which is supposed to replace the "Merkava" tanks. Therefore, the importance of this center should not be viewed exclusively in terms of aviation industries. Instead, it can be considered one of the main pillars of Israeli defense and military equipment production.
Arrow (Green Pine) radar system struck
Another important product of this complex is the Arrow (Green Pine) radar system. Targeting this facility will directly affect the ability to produce and repair damaged defense radars, while simultaneously reducing the capacity to produce offensive weapons.
Target: Israel's largest military base, Tel Hashomer
The second attack took place in the 75th wave, during which several bases in central Israel were hit, the most important being the "Dory" base, also known as "Tel Hashomer"—a base located near a city of the same name. This base, after a large training complex in the south, is considered the largest Israeli military base, housing more than 10 different military ranks. The areas damaged in the attack relate primarily to the military supply chain. The Logistics Command, Maintenance Center, Technology Command Center for Ground Forces, and the IDF Fuel Distribution Center are all located at this base. If we look at these two attacks together within the context of waves 74 and 75, we see a phase shift in the attack pattern. It seems the initial phase—targeting radars and defense systems—has largely been left behind, and we have now entered a new phase: reducing the ability to replace and reconstruct lost equipment. Where is this power concentrated? In logistics and support centers, which is why, at this stage of the war, attacks focus specifically on these centers to disrupt the cycle of repairing and rebuilding Israel's military power.
US negotiations with Iran are a trick and information warfare - Americans are gaining time
While everyone expected the fulfillment of Trump's ultimatum for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz in the early hours of March 24, 2026, and during the 25th day of the war, the Americans used a new card on the complex chessboard: a "political bomb" instead of a military attack on Iran's infrastructure. This political bomb, clearly designed and coordinated in advance, occupied the world for 36 hours as the war entered the stage of extensive destruction of the region's energy infrastructure. As one might guess from the position of Reza Pahlavi, the US government turned the wheel and announced a "five-day" opportunity, speaking of backroom negotiations between the two sides. Indeed, Trump, as the narrator, announced negotiations with a major Iranian official. It was presented by media that "Mohamed Baker Qalibaf" is negotiating for Iran. Authoritative and reliable sources in Iran soon rejected this narrative. These sources initially unofficially characterized the start of backroom negotiations as unrealistic in the media. Subsequently, the Speaker of Parliament himself officially announced that no negotiations were underway, and the Foreign Ministry spokesperson provided further explanations. Only messages had reached Iran through intermediaries, and Iran had emphasized its firm and clear terms for ending the war. Essentially, there were no negotiations in progress. The other significant side of the narratives was the position of Iranian national television, which clearly confirmed and emphasized the same narrative as Qalibaf and the Foreign Ministry.
Cunning disorientation plan
However, the sophisticated US-Israeli planning continued despite Iran's rapid reaction. In this planning, "Mohamed Baker Qalibaf" was introduced as a negotiating party to create a contradictory and non-unified image of Iran. In reality, the backroom negotiation plan involving only one part of the power structure is the main brainchild of the enemy's complex scheme, and the plan naming Qalibaf was clearly chosen to create division within Iran and conflict between political forces.
The antidote
The antidote to this American idea is, of course, clear: insistence on Iran's terms for ending the war. Just as from the first hour of aggression by the American and Zionist enemy against Iran, the power structure—despite the major blows it received—did its job without interruption, surprising politicians and international observers, Iran knows exactly how to continue the war to ensure its long-term interests and end it at the appropriate moment. The new page opened by Trump on the 24th day of the war is more understandable with these explanations—a page that wants to involve political forces in Iran at the negotiating table. They want a table that should basically be built with elements of national power and be exploitable. How the Iranian regime will convert military achievements in the field and social support in the streets into national power at the war's exit window will be determined over time, but for now, a change in the enemy's calculation on the battlefield is on the agenda. According to Iran, the end of the war will be determined by Iran and not Trump and the inhabitants of pedophile Epstein's island.
Terrible development – America's largest oil refinery, Valero in Texas, hit
The largest oil refinery in the US state of Texas, Valero, in the Port Arthur area, exploded, causing major destruction... Footage of the massive fire and black smoke billowing from the refinery was shared by the Telegram channel Shot. The video shows the facility, with a capacity of over 335,000 barrels per day, engulfed in flames. Residents reported hearing a loud noise followed by thick smoke rising from the refinery, visible from several kilometers away. Prior to this, the Bayport Choate refinery, owned by LyondellBasell, exploded in Texas. Earlier, it was reported that a UAV crashed on the grounds of the Samref oil refinery in Saudi Arabia.
German Welt revelation – Trump postponed Iran attacks, overestimated strike capabilities, "it’s no toy"
US President Trump ordered the halt of attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure due to an initial overestimation of the military's strike capabilities, according to the German newspaper Welt. "One could assume that this move demonstrates that Trump and his administration once again overestimated their strategic capabilities in a war with Iran. According to the president himself, the war was supposed to be 'a piece of cake'," Welt reports. According to Welt, the American leader likely hoped the operation would be similar to the lightning US intervention in Venezuela, which lasted only a few hours. "The US and its ally Israel seem to have underestimated Iran's resilience." The Iranian news agency Mehr reported that the Iranian Foreign Ministry believes the US decision to postpone attacks on Iranian energy facilities is an attempt to lower energy prices and buy time for implementing military plans against the country. The agency also noted that some regional countries had submitted initiatives to de-escalate tensions, but Iran responded that it did not start the conflict and that all demands should be directed to the US...
Vasily Dadakin (Russian Military Expert): The US mistake—they didn't imagine Iran had such missile technology
The US wrongly underestimated Iran's military-technical potential—they did not anticipate the country would possess such high-tech missiles, stated military expert and retired Captain First Rank Vasily Dadakin. "Iran possesses maneuvering missiles. These are the kind that can maneuver at decent speed at the finish line. Older missiles simply keep flying, following the same trajectory—even at high speed, air defenses defeat them easily. But maneuvering in missiles confuses the systems," Dadakin explained. Iran, he said, also possesses hypersonic missiles, which are also extremely difficult to shoot down—Israel has already felt the consequences of their use. "Both Israel and American bases have already felt this. The US simply didn't imagine Iran had such technology, such developments, such long-range missiles. It is no coincidence that US President Trump spoke of a ceasefire. In general, the technologies used by Iran are not achievable in all developed countries," the military expert noted. The Telegraph had previously reported that the attempted attack on the American-British military base at Diego Garcia served as a warning to London. One of the newspaper's military sources warned that the UK would struggle to repel such an attack from a distance.
Guardian: Trump's announcement of dialogue with Iran surprised Europe, it's a trick to withdraw from Iran
US President Trump's announcement of negotiations with Iran caused real surprise among European politicians, according to the British newspaper The Guardian. According to The Guardian, it is a "time bomb." It notes that Trump could be creating cover to retreat, "as has happened in many previous conflicts, for example, regarding tariffs or Greenland." According to The Guardian, the White House's reluctance to reveal who the US was allegedly negotiating with also raises questions. "There was the possibility that a member of the Iranian leadership was acting without permission, so a large-scale political reaction would follow." Earlier, Trump stated that Iran was serious about reaching a deal with the United States. He also emphasized that the United States had set April 9 as the end date of the war with Iran, prior to Trump's visit to Israel.
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