TBN Israel’s Mati Shoshani reports on the Israel-Iran and regional war, joined by Yair Pinto and Ashlea Alex. IRAN: The United States is launching what officials are calling an economic “D-Day” against Iran — a crushing financial offensive designed to paralyze Tehran’s economy, tighten the naval blockade, expand sanctions, and target the regime’s oil trade, banking networks, shadow fleet, and cryptocurrency channels. HORMUZ: Iran is threatening that not one drop of oil will leave the Gulf if the economic war continues. But the American military appears to be breaking Iran’s blockade step by step. CENTCOM has cleared mines, struck radar systems, protected tanker convoys, and reopened major parts of the shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz. TURKEY / SYRIA: A new report is shaking the region: Iran’s Revolutionary Guards may have been invited into a defense alliance involving Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. At the same time, Israel struck Abu al-Duhur in Syria after concerns that Turkey was moving military capabilities closer to Israel’s border. Mati, Yair, and Ashley break down how Erdogan was caught in a dangerous regional game. LEBANON: Dozens of Hezbollah terrorists and senior Revolutionary Guards officers are reportedly trapped inside a strategic underground complex beneath the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The IDF controls most access routes and could intensify the pressure — but eliminating senior IRGC officers underground could force Tehran to retaliate and reignite the region. EUROPE: After Iranian threats against American facilities in Europe, Greece moved a Patriot air defense battery to Crete to protect the strategic Souda Bay area. While Bulgaria pulled back under pressure, Greece is strengthening its defenses and preparing for the possibility that Iran’s missile threat could reach southeastern Europe. CYBER WAR: The United States is exposing a massive Iranian cyber campaign against hundreds of universities across America and around the world. Prosecutors say Iranian-linked hackers targeted academic research, companies, government agencies, the United Nations, and UNICEF — another sign that Tehran is expanding the war into cyberspace. REGIME COLLAPSE: Iran’s currency is collapsing, food prices are exploding, fuel shortages are worsening, and the regime is losing trade partners. The question now is whether the ayatollah regime will bend under pressure — or strike back before the financial and military siege becomes irreversible.
Source: BREAKING: Turkey – Iran Pact EXPOSED; U.S. Economic D – Day; IDF Traps IRGC | TBN Israel
