Day 13 is no longer just a war of missiles and air strikes. It is now a war of collapse. More than 6,000 targets have been struck, Kharg Island has been hammered, Tehran is under drone pressure, the regime’s checkpoints are being pushed underground, banks and broadcasting systems are failing, and even the clerics appear to be looking for the exits. Trump has now made the message brutally simple: the oil infrastructure was spared this time, but if Iran touches shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, that restraint may disappear. What we are watching now is not just a country under attack. It is a regime being stripped of control, legitimacy, money, and fear all at once.

The war is moving deeper into Iran’s internal infrastructure, oil-export system, and urban control network. Kharg Island is now the headline target. Tehran is under pressure from drones, checkpoints are being pushed underground, and the regime is being described as weak, hiding, and bleeding people, money, and legitimacy. Trump is now warning that if Iran touches shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the next round will not spare oil infrastructure.

Iran

• Iran is described as facing a severe economic crisis driven by a U.S. oil blockade imposed by President Trump.
• Kharg Island, described as a crown jewel and critical hub for Iranian oil exports, was reportedly attacked by the U.S. military.
• The claim is that every military target on Kharg Island was obliterated.
• Inside Iran, joint U.S.-Israeli strikes reportedly hit:
  • the police headquarters in Lorestan
  • the Iranian Space Research Center in Tehran
  • an ammunition depot near Shiraz airport
• IRGC Basij units have reportedly moved their street checkpoints into tunnels and under bridges in Tehran to avoid Israeli drone strikes.
• Residents are described as dealing with: power outages, water shortages, strict security checks, continuing street-level instability
• Rumors are circulating that the Supreme Leader is: in a coma, has lost a leg, owns a mansion in London,has become a cardboard meme
• Other senior clerics, including Ayatollahs and Mullahs, are reportedly fleeing the country.
• Iranian state TV reportedly lost its broadcast signal after strikes hit its main broadcasting house.
• The broader picture is of a regime losing physical control, losing public confidence, and watching its own elite class head for the exits.

United States

• President Trump announced that U.S. Central Command carried out what he called one of the most powerful bombing raids in modern Middle East history.
• Trump said the strike totally obliterated every military target on Kharg Island.
• He also said the U.S. deliberately spared the oil infrastructure on the island “for reasons of decency.”
• Trump warned that if Iran, or anyone else, interferes with the free and safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, he will reconsider that restraint.
• Trump stated that:
  • the U.S. military is the most lethal, powerful, and effective force in the world
  • Iran has no ability to defend anything the U.S. chooses to attack
  • Iran will never possess a nuclear weapon
  • Iran should lay down its arms and save what is left of the country
• Secretary of State Marco Rubio is described as being involved in ongoing talks with Iran.
• Chat commentary during the broadcast claimed that 2,500 U.S. Marines are expected to arrive within two weeks to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel

• The IDF is conducting active drone operations across Tehran and other major Iranian cities.
• Israeli forces are reportedly targeting IRGC Basij units and checkpoints at the street level.
• Mossad reportedly confirmed that all IRGC members are now considered targets, whether they are on the streets or inside their homes.
• These operations are said to rely heavily on intelligence from Iranian collaborators.
• The broadcast frames the current war as part of a longer chain beginning with October 7, 2023, when Hamas, backed by the Islamic Republic, attacked Israel.
• One IRGC missile reportedly hit Negev / Nev in Israel, though the main emphasis remains on Israeli operations inside Iran rather than incoming damage.

Canada

• Iranian clerics are reportedly fleeing Iran and arriving in Toronto.
• Canada is criticized for banning the IRGC as a terrorist organization while allegedly leaving a loophole for the broader Islamic Republic and its clerical class.
• The result, according to the broadcast, is that clerics can still enter legally.
• Viewer commentary expressed anger at the Canadian government, with some suggesting that western Canada should break away over policies like this.

United Kingdom

• Iranian clerics are also reportedly arriving in London.
• The UK is criticized for refusing to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organization.
• The broadcast also alleges that the UK is effectively protecting the Supreme Leader through a reported London property.
• The tone suggests Britain is once again acting as a soft landing zone for people tied to the regime rather than confronting them directly.

Turkey

• Turkey is one of the main transit routes being used by fleeing clerics.
• Ayatollahs and Mullahs are reportedly moving through Turkey on the way to Western destinations.

United Arab Emirates

• The UAE is a transit point for fleeing clerics escaping Iran.
• The UAE’s role is less about direct combat and more about being one of the escape corridors out of Iran.

Russia

• Some clerics are reportedly fleeing to Moscow. Russia is one of the alternative destinations for regime-connected figures escaping the collapse.

Malaysia

• Malaysia is mentioned through viewer interaction and criticism of its support for the Islamic Republic. Malaysia as politically friendly toward the regime.

Other Regions / broader picture

• Wealth is reportedly being stolen from Iran and carried out of the country by fleeing clerics and regime insiders.
• The movement of clerics through Turkey, the UAE, Moscow, Toronto, and London is described as part of a larger elite escape route.
• The conflict is no longer just about bombs and missiles. It is now also about: capital flight, regime escape routes, censorship breakdown, collapsing utilities, internal panic, oil-export vulnerability

Strait of Hormuz / shipping picture

• Trump’s warning makes the Strait of Hormuz the major strategic pressure point in this update.
• The U.S. says oil infrastructure was spared this time.
• But the message is clear: if shipping is threatened, that restraint may end.
• That means the war is no longer just about military targets inside Iran. It is now also explicitly tied to: shipping security, oil-export survival, global energy flows, the future of Iran’s remaining economic lifelines

Regional / Multi-country picture

• Day 13 is framed as a turning point where the war is now hitting:oil-export hubs ,research and communications infrastructure, street-level police and militia control, media broadcasting, elite escape routes
• Iran’s elite are described as trying to flee while the regime pushes checkpoints underground and loses control of the surface.
• The U.S. is escalating pressure while still signaling that even worse options remain on the table.
• Israel is intensifying its urban drone war inside Iran.
• Western countries like Canada and the UK are criticized as safe havens for fleeing regime clerics.
• The central message is that Iran is not just under military attack. It is under systemic attack — militarily, economically, politically, and psychologically.