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  1. 19 Apr 2026, 21:18·

    CENTCOM: We warned them to evacuate the engine room, then targeted its propulsion system

    CENTCOM statement, machine translation:
    Tampa, Florida — U.S. forces operating in the Arabian Sea implemented maritime blockade measures on April 19 against an Iranian-flagged cargo ship attempting to head towards one of Iran's ports.

    The guided-missile destroyer USS Spruance (DDG 111) intercepted the MV Toska as it was traveling at 17 knots in the northern Arabian Sea, en route to Bandar Abbas, Iran. U.S. forces issued multiple warnings and informed the Iranian-flagged ship that it was violating the U.S. blockade.

    After the crew of the Toska ignored repeated warnings over a six-hour period, the Spruance ordered the ship to evacuate the engine room. The destroyer then disabled the ship's propulsion system by firing several rounds from its 5-inch MK 45 gun into the engine room of the Toska. Subsequently, U.S. Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit boarded the defiant ship, which remains under U.S. control.

    U.S. forces acted in a measured, professional, and proportional manner to ensure compliance with the order. Since the start of this blockade, U.S. forces have compelled 25 commercial vessels to change course or return to one of Iran's ports.
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  2. 19 Apr 2026, 19:44·

    The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting reported, citing Iranian sources, that Iran currently has no plans to participate in negotiations with Pakistan.

    According to this report, Iranian sources have stated that "America's excessive demands, unreasonable requests, and the frequent changes in the American side's positions have hindered the progress of negotiations."
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  3. 19 Apr 2026, 19:30·

    ☄️ Trump: We targeted and seized an Iranian-flagged ship

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    Today, a cargo ship flying the Iranian flag named "Tosca," which is nearly 900 feet long and weighs about the same as an aircraft carrier, attempted to breach our naval blockade, but things did not go well for them.

    The USS Spruance, a guided-missile destroyer of the United States Navy, intercepted the "Tosca" in the Gulf of Oman and gave them a fair warning to stop. The Iranian crew did not comply with this order, so our naval vessel stopped them right there by creating a hole in the engine room.

    Currently, U.S. Marines have control of this ship. The "Tosca" is under U.S. Treasury sanctions due to its previous history of illegal activities.
    We have complete control of this ship and are examining its contents!

    President Donald J. Trump
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  4. 19 Apr 2026, 16:20·

    On Sunday, April 30, 2026, the New York Post reported that an Iranian businesswoman with a U.S. green card has been arrested at Los Angeles International Airport on charges of participating in arms transactions for the Islamic Republic.

    According to the Central District Attorney's Office of California, 44-year-old Shamim Mafi, a resident of Woodland Hills, was arrested on Saturday evening and is accused of facilitating transactions involving drones, bombs, and millions of rounds of ammunition for shipment to Sudan.

    Court documents reveal that Mafi, who left Iran in 2013 and obtained permanent residency in the U.S. in 2016 during Barack Obama's presidency, conducted these transactions through a registered company in Oman named "Atlas International Business."

    Among these transactions is a contract worth over $70 million for the sale of "Mohajer-6" drones manufactured by the Iranian Ministry of Defense. These drones, along with 55,000 bomb fuses, were transferred as part of transactions with the Sudanese Ministry of Defense; a country that has been embroiled in civil war since 2023.
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  5. 19 Apr 2026, 16:19·

    A White House official, in response to a question from Iran International about the composition of the U.S. negotiating team for the second round of talks in Islamabad, announced that J.D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President, along with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, special envoys of the President, will participate in these negotiations.
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    On Sunday, April 30, the White House confirmed in a message to Voice of America that J.D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President, Steve Witkoff, the President's special envoy, and Jared Kushner, senior advisor to President Trump, will travel to Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, for the negotiations.
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  6. 19 Apr 2026, 15:05·

    The Tasnim News Agency, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reported that the Iranian negotiating team has emphasized that there will be no negotiations as long as Trump's announcement regarding the maritime blockade of Iran exists.

    According to Tasnim, the exchange of messages between Iran and the United States through a Pakistani intermediary has continued in recent days following the conclusion of the first round of negotiations, and this exchange is a continuation of the process that had previously been fruitless due to "the excessive demands and ambitions of the Americans."

    This news comes as the media affiliated with the IRGC published it, while Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced just hours ago that his representatives are heading to Islamabad for negotiations with Iran. Trump simultaneously threatened that if his government's proposals are not accepted, the U.S. will attack Iran's infrastructure, including all bridges and power plants.
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  7. 19 Apr 2026, 14:15·

    Trump: It's time to stop the Islamic Republic's killing machine

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, wrote in a message on the social media platform Truth Social that the Islamic Republic violated the ceasefire agreement "completely" by firing in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday. He continued by stating that many of these shots were aimed at a French ship and a British cargo ship, adding, "That wasn't a good thing, was it?"

    Trump also announced that his representatives are heading to Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, for negotiations and will arrive there on Monday evening.

    He went on to say that despite the Islamic Republic's announcement to close the Strait of Hormuz, this passage had already been closed due to the "U.S. blockade," causing Tehran to incur daily losses of $500 million, while the U.S. "suffers no losses," and ships, according to him, "thanks to the actions of the Revolutionary Guards who always want to play the bully role," are heading towards the ports of this country, including Texas, Louisiana, and Alaska.

    He added that the United States has proposed "a very fair and reasonable agreement" and expressed hope that the Islamic Republic would accept it, but warned that otherwise, the U.S. would "take out all the power plants and all the bridges in Iran," adding, "There will be no more soft people."

    Trump also stated that the Islamic Republic "will retreat quickly and easily," and if they do not accept the agreement, it would "make him proud" to take necessary action; an action that, according to him, should have been taken by previous U.S. presidents over the past 47 years.

    He concluded by saying, "It's time to stop the Islamic Republic's killing machine."
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    Trump: This negotiation is the last chance for the Iranian regime

    Trey Yingst, a Fox News reporter who interviewed Trump on Sunday, April 30, reported that the President of the United States emphasized that Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, his envoys, are on their way to Islamabad to hold meetings with Iranian negotiators on Tuesday and possibly Wednesday to finalize this agreement.

    In this 20-minute phone conversation, Trump referred to these negotiations as the "last chance" for the Iranian regime and reiterated his position that if they do not sign this agreement, "the whole country will be destroyed, and bridges and power plants will be targeted."

    According to this reporter, Trump announced the current U.S. proposal as a plan "including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz" and ending the Islamic Republic's access to highly enriched uranium.

    Yingst added: "The President told Fox News that this is a very simple agreement, but this is the last opportunity for the Iranians. He made it very clear in our conversation that he does not intend to repeat the mistake made by President Obama; that is, giving cash to the Iranians and allowing them to continue their nuclear program."
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    Ismail Baqai wrote on X: "The U.S. action in blockading the ports or shores of Iran is not only a violation of the ceasefire mediated by Pakistan but is also illegal and criminal." The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry considered this blockade a violation of the UN Charter and "Resolution 3314," which regards "the blockade of the ports or shores of a country" as "an act of aggression." He described Donald Trump's decision for a maritime blockade as "deliberate collective punishment" of the Iranian people and "constituting a war crime and a crime against humanity." The implementation of the U.S. President's order for a maritime blockade of Iran officially began on April 12, 2026, and according to the U.S. military, it encompasses the entire coastline of Iran, with no ships allowed to enter or exit Iranian ports.
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  8. 19 Apr 2026, 00:07·

    Al Jazeera's reporter posted a message on X stating that the Pakistani delegation was in Tehran until the evening of Saturday, April 29, and was "trying to receive a clear response from Iran to America's demands," but "as of this moment, the outcome of these efforts is unclear." He added: "The prevailing atmosphere until the early hours of the afternoon was not particularly optimistic," and it seems that Tehran continues to insist on its "initial red lines regarding enrichment and high-enriched uranium reserves." Axios's reporter also reacted to this report, writing: "This seems to be the third miscalculation by the Iranian regime in less than a year."

    The Al Jazeera reporter also noted that "the situation in the Strait depends on the U.S. decision to lift the blockade," and Pakistan is still working to find "any possible openings to prevent the resumption of conflicts." Hashem added that the fragile ceasefire in Lebanon has also cast a shadow over this scene, and "there is a clear insistence to link all issues." According to him, the announced visit of Ismail Qaani, the commander of the Quds Force, to Baghdad to discuss the selection of a prime minister is a message from the Islamic Republic that "Tehran is not retreating from its influence in Iraq, and the war has not changed its regional policy." He concluded by writing: "What is the next step? Everything depends on Washington's next action."
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  9. 18 Apr 2026, 19:08·

    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, announced in a video message on Saturday night, April 29, that control of the Strait of Hormuz is in the hands of the Islamic Republic, and if the opposing party continues its actions, maritime traffic in this route could face restrictions.
    He claimed that the Islamic Republic stood firm against the actions of a minesweeper vessel during a naval confrontation with the U.S. Navy that coincided with negotiations in Pakistan, describing it as a "violation of the ceasefire."
    According to Qalibaf, after the warning from the Islamic Republic, the opposing party retreated.
    Qalibaf also described the blockade announced by the U.S. as "impractical" and stated that he would not allow a situation to arise where other countries could pass through the strait while Iran would be deprived of this route.
    These statements come at a time when government supporters on social media had expressed dissatisfaction with Abbas Araghchi's message on the social media platform X.
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  10. 18 Apr 2026, 14:40·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said on Saturday that negotiations with the Islamic Republic are ongoing, but he expressed dissatisfaction with Tehran's approach, stating, "They got a little clever," although he emphasized that the talks are making progress. He added, "They got a little clever, just as they have been doing for 47 years."

    He said, "They wanted to close the Strait again, just as they have been doing for years. They can't extort us." Trump added that he would have "more information" on this by the end of the day.

    Trump also stated, "We are in talks with them, and as you know, we have taken a tough stance. They have killed a lot of people. Many of our people have been killed."
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  11. 18 Apr 2026, 13:40·

    The Supreme National Security Council of Iran announced on Saturday that the commander of the Pakistani army delivered new U.S. proposals to Iran, but Tehran has not yet responded to them. This comes as Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced on Friday that Iran has agreed to hand over its enriched uranium reserves. The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry rejected this claim.

    The Supreme National Security Council of Iran also stated that Tehran considers the U.S. maritime blockade a "violation of the ceasefire" and will refrain from opening the Strait of Hormuz. The council's statement emphasized that Iran is "determined to maintain oversight and control over traffic through the Strait of Hormuz until the definitive end of the war and the establishment of lasting peace in the region." Just hours earlier, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had also stated that due to the ongoing maritime blockade of Iran by the U.S., the situation in the Strait of Hormuz "has returned to its previous state."
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    The statement stressed that the Iranian government "will not compromise, retreat, or show leniency even in the slightest" and "will defend with all its might the interests and welfare of the Iranian people and honor the blood of the martyrs, especially the pure blood of the beloved leader."
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  12. 18 Apr 2026, 13:38·

    The Shargh newspaper reported on the attack on the Pasteur Institute in Tehran, stating that sensitive centers and laboratories did not suffer serious damage and biological samples were preserved.

    The report emphasizes that investigations into the damage to the Pasteur Institute building indicate that this scientific center was affected during three waves of missile attacks in the vicinity of Pasteur Street in Tehran. However, according to officials and field reports, it was not the main target of the attacks, and its sensitive areas and main laboratories have remained safe from complete destruction.

    Mehdi Rouhani, the public relations manager of the Pasteur Institute, stated that the building of this institution was not directly targeted, and the damages incurred were mainly due to the intensity of the explosions around it. He mentioned that about eight to nine rooms were damaged, and several doors and windows were broken.
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  13. 18 Apr 2026, 12:56·

    According to the UK Maritime Trade Operations organization, two speedboats of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Following this incident, which occurred about 32 kilometers northeast of Oman, the tanker and its crew are reported to be safe. Reuters also reported, citing three sources, that at least two commercial vessels were attacked while attempting to pass through the strait.
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    The UK Maritime Trade Operations organization reported that a container ship was hit by an unknown projectile, causing damage to some containers, but no fires or environmental pollution have been reported.
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    The Wall Street Journal, citing ship owners and oil brokers, stated that on Saturday, April 29, following the renewed announcement of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz by the Islamic Republic's military, about 20 vessels waiting to enter this waterway changed their course towards Oman. Ship brokers in Athens and Singapore told the Wall Street Journal that these vessels were waiting to enter the Persian Gulf via the "Northern Lark Corridor" and had even agreed to pay a $2 million fee (imposed by the Revolutionary Guard). A container ship owner in Hong Kong, whose vessel was waiting to pass, confirmed that they were returning after receiving radio messages from the Revolutionary Guard about the closure of the strait. Brokers say that since the war began on February 28 (March 9), no vessels other than those controlled by Iran have passed through the main and central route of this waterway. Before the war, about 130 vessels used to transit this route daily.
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  14. 18 Apr 2026, 12:51·

    Following the release of conflicting news about the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya announced on Saturday, April 29, that this strait is once again "under the strict management and control of the armed forces."

    This organization attributed the reason for this situation to the "betrayal" of the Americans and accused them of "piracy and maritime theft under the so-called blockade."

    According to the announcement from the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya, "as long as the United States does not end the complete freedom of movement of vessels from Iran to their destinations and back, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz will remain under strict control and unchanged."
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  15. 18 Apr 2026, 12:50·

    The Iranian Civil Aviation Organization announced in a statement the reopening of part of the country's airspace starting from Saturday, April 29.

    According to the announcement by the Civil Aviation Organization, several airports will reopen at 7 AM on Saturday, and air routes in the eastern part of Iran's sky are also open for international flights.

    The organization also stated that flight operations at the country's airports will gradually resume to provide passenger services to fellow citizens.

    Mohammad Reza Rezaei Koocheh, the head of the Parliament's Civil Commission, recently announced that about 50 aircraft in Iran were damaged in the war, of which around 10 were "destroyed" by direct attacks.
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  17. 18 Apr 2026, 05:01·

    The President of the United States says that if we do not reach an agreement with Iran by Wednesday, we may not extend the ceasefire. According to Donald Trump, however, the blockade of Iranian ports will continue. He added, "In that case, you will witness a blockade, and unfortunately, we will have to resume bombing."

    The U.S. President, speaking to reporters on "Air Force One," also said, "Twenty minutes ago, we had very good news. It seems that things with Iran will go very well." Donald Trump did not mention the content or source of this news.

    In response to reporters' questions about the content of the news he referred to, he said, "You will hear about this topic. I think something will happen. It’s the only thing that seems reasonable, and I think it will happen. We will see what happens."

    Donald Trump also emphasized that Iran will not have nuclear weapons and cannot impose tariffs on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz under any circumstances.

    Mr. Trump reiterated the plan to "remove Iran's enriched uranium," stating that we will either do this with the cooperation of the Iranians or "in a non-friendly manner"; but in any case, we will do it.

    The U.S. President also mentioned that on Saturday morning (Washington time), there will be a "surprise," and someone will go to the White House to hold a press conference. Donald Trump did not reveal the identity of this person; however, in response to whether it is related to the issue of Iran, he said, "It is not related, but it may eventually become related."
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  18. 17 Apr 2026, 23:31·

    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Parliament and head of the negotiating team of the Islamic Republic, wrote in a message on X early Saturday, April 29:
    "The President of the United States made seven claims in one hour, all of which are false. They did not win the war with these lies, and they certainly will not achieve anything in negotiations either."

    He continued: "With the continuation of the blockade, the Strait of Hormuz will not remain open. Navigation in the Strait of Hormuz will be conducted according to the designated route and with Iran's permission. Whether the strait is open or closed and the regulations governing it will be determined by the field, not social media."
    He concluded: "The media war and public opinion engineering are an important part of the war, and the Iranian nation will not be influenced by these tricks."
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  19. 17 Apr 2026, 23:30·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced in a speech in Arizona that the Islamic Republic has declared the Strait of Hormuz "completely open and ready for commercial activities and passenger transit," describing this development as "a great and glorious day for the world."

    He also emphasized that the maritime blockade against the Islamic Republic remains in place and will continue until the finalization and complete signing of the agreement with Tehran.
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  20. 17 Apr 2026, 19:39·

    Ismail Baqai, the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, says that the enriched uranium reserves of the Islamic Republic "are not going to be transferred anywhere at all."

    He added on the evening of Friday, April 28: "The transfer of uranium to the United States has not been considered as an option. Just as the soil of Iran is sacred, so is enriched uranium."

    This comes as Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced Iran's agreement to a "unlimited suspension" of its nuclear activities and stated that Washington would also go to Iran to transfer the Islamic Republic's enriched uranium reserves to the U.S.

    The International Atomic Energy Agency has confirmed that 400 kilograms of Iran's uranium enriched to 60% has been buried inside the country's damaged nuclear facilities during the 12-day war in 1404.
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  21. 17 Apr 2026, 19:26·

    Ismail Baqaei, the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, emphasized that Iran has not reached a new agreement with the United States, and the temporary and conditional opening of the Strait of Hormuz is based on the ceasefire agreement of April 8.

    He stated shortly after Mr. Trump said that the maritime blockade of Iran would continue: "If the other side intends to breach the agreement, which it apparently wants to do, and if the maritime blockade continues, the Islamic Republic of Iran will take necessary reciprocal actions, and there is no doubt about that."

    Baqaei explained: "Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is based on the ceasefire agreement of April 8. Iran pursued the ceasefire in Lebanon to also be based on the April 8 agreement; the ceasefire occurred last night. A lot of effort was made from various sides for this issue. Therefore, it was decided that the part related to Iran's commitments—which I reiterate is nothing new and is the implementation of the same commitment from April 8—will be carried out."
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  22. 17 Apr 2026, 19:24·

    In a phone interview with CBS News, Donald Trump responded to the question of whether the Islamic Republic has agreed to a permanent halt to uranium enrichment, saying: "They have agreed to everything. This is a great deal." He added that the transfer of uranium from Iran will take place without the presence of U.S. ground forces.

    Trump stated: "There are no ground forces involved. Our forces will work together with the Iranians to collect it, and then we will transfer it to the U.S."
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  23. 17 Apr 2026, 18:10·

    In the past half hour, I've received a lot of messages from West Tehran about the sound of several planes flying. According to some of those messages: they took off from Mehrabad Airport in Tehran. It seems there were two or three small planes and two fighter jets. One person also wrote: after the planes left, a large convoy of ceremonial vehicles with flashing lights moved along the runway. They sent a video, but it wasn't clear from a distance.

    Update:
    20 minutes after this post, which is about an hour after the sounds were heard:
    "The public relations office of the army told the IRIB news agency: A few minutes ago, two F-4 fighter jets and one MiG-29 fighter jet of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force took off for their assigned missions according to the flight plan."

    🔄 Update:
    Fars News Agency, close to the Revolutionary Guards, announced on Saturday night, April 28, that a Pakistani political delegation that had traveled to Iran left Tehran accompanied by fighter jets of the Islamic Republic.
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  24. 17 Apr 2026, 16:24·

    Shortly after the announcement of the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz by the Iranian Foreign Minister, the news agencies Fars and Tasnim, close to the Revolutionary Guards, published various texts implicitly criticizing this decision.

    Fars News Agency, in an article titled "Dear Officials! At least explain why you are not providing reasons," called for clarification from the Iranian authorities regarding their "silence" on recent developments, stating: "Iranian society has fallen into a haze of confusion."

    In another article, this news agency wrote: "If it is in the country's interest that the details of negotiations or recent developments are not made public, why is this interest and the reason for avoiding transparency not explained to the people?"

    Tasnim News Agency also criticized the Iranian Foreign Minister, describing Abbas Araghchi's tweet as "bad, incomplete, and a complete lack of taste in communication," stating that this message "was published without the necessary and sufficient explanations, creating various ambiguities about the conditions for passage and the details and mechanisms of passage, leading to significant criticism." This media outlet close to the Revolutionary Guards called for a "reconsideration" by the Iranian Foreign Ministry, writing: "Any creation of concern or despair in this nation is a manifestation of political sin and a disruption of national cohesion."

    In another reaction, Nazem Mousavi, a media figure close to the Revolutionary Guards and former editor-in-chief of the newspaper Javan, which belongs to the Guards, posted a message on the social network X, stating: "The meaning of the people's trust in the negotiating officials is not to disregard public opinion." He addressed the Iranian officials, saying: "Gentlemen! Say something!"

    Several other active supporters of the Republic on social media, including Ali Qalehki, also referred to Araghchi's tweet and the subsequent denial of its content by a military source in an interview with Iran's news network, writing: "Who is responsible for this deplorable media situation?! Until when will you refer the public opinion of the country to outside with wrong policies?!"
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  25. 17 Apr 2026, 16:20·

    Donald Trump announced that the agreement to end the war against the Islamic Republic is largely finalized and the process of achieving it will move forward quickly. He said, "Most of the key points have been finalized. This process will move very quickly."

    Trump added that discussions about a sustainable agreement will "probably" take place early next week and emphasized that he has not yet decided who will lead the American delegation for the talks and signing of the agreement.

    In response to the question of whether he will travel to Pakistan or not, the U.S. President said, "Maybe."
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  26. 17 Apr 2026, 16:00·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, told Reuters on Friday that the United States will enter Iran with a "calm song" to retrieve the enriched uranium of the Islamic Republic and transfer it to the U.S. He stated that this process will be carried out with the "cooperation" of the Islamic Republic.

    Trump emphasized that no money will be exchanged as part of a potential agreement with the Islamic Republic.
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    Machine translation:
    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, told Reuters on Friday that the United States will cooperate with Iran to recover enriched uranium and return it to the United States.

    In a phone interview, Trump said, "We will collect it together. We will act calmly and peacefully with Iran, go down, and start digging with large machinery... We will return it to the United States."
    He referred to "nuclear dust" in his remarks, adding that these materials will be recovered "very soon."
    Trump's mention of "nuclear dust" refers to what he believes remains after the bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities by the United States and Israel last June.
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  27. 17 Apr 2026, 15:27·

    On Friday, April 28, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake shook the Bomehen area in northeastern Tehran. According to Fars News Agency, the earthquake occurred at 3:28 PM.
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    Government sources quoted the Red Crescent as saying that no damage has been reported.
    Received messages:
    An earthquake or a strong tremor in Pardis, maybe for 2 seconds, but it didn't feel like an earthquake, it was more frightening.

    Hello Vahid, was there an earthquake in Tehran or ...?
    We shook for 3-4 seconds.

    The earthquake was felt in Tehran Lavasan.

    Hello, just now at 3:29 PM, an earthquake hit Tehran around the Sohrevardi area, I felt a strong shake while sitting on the couch, I can't believe we had such a small earthquake in between. 😐

    Hello Vahid, there was a noticeable shake in Tehran.

    Five minutes ago, a mild tremor was felt in Tehran, area 12.

    An earthquake in Pardis, eastern Tehran.

    I don't know if there was an earthquake in Tehran or what, but we all shook for about 5 seconds.
    Sabalan Square, Tehran.

    In Pardis at 3:27 PM, there were several strong shakes without the sound of an explosion; they say it was an earthquake, but it didn't feel like one at all.

    In Majidieh, for a very brief moment, the closet and things shook. I don't know what they're doing underneath us!!!

    Hello Vahid, seriously, there was an earthquake in Tehran :)) 3:29 PM.

    At 3:32 PM on Friday, April 28, an earthquake was felt towards Tehranpars. It felt like the ground beneath my feet gave way. I swayed left and right, as if the building's foundations had loosened!
    The TV remote on the table was shaking!!!!

    Greetings Vahid, at 3:22 PM, Qeytarieh, Tehran shook; I think it was an earthquake.

    Vahid, was there an earthquake in Tehran or did something explode? It shook all the way to Pardis.

    Hello Vahid, at 3:30 PM, the ground shook in the eastern Tehran Hakimieh area.
    It seemed like an earthquake.

    Hello Vahid, Pardis Phase 11 shook at 3:30 PM; I don't know if it was an earthquake or something else, but it shook for 5 seconds.

    Greetings, at 3:29 PM, an earthquake hit towards Hakimieh.

    Hello, at 3:20 PM, there was a strong wave of explosion in Pardis, but no sound of explosion came.
    It didn't feel like an earthquake; it felt more like the wave from a bomb impact.

    Vahid, at 3:26 PM in Roudhen, something exploded that shook more than anything we've felt so far. It didn't feel like an earthquake to me, but it was terrifying.

    Tehran, at 3:30 PM, the house shook violently; it felt like an earthquake.

    Hello, around 3:30 PM, we felt a mild tremor.
    We are currently in the southeast of Tehran, Masoudiyeh area.

    Two very, very strong and brief shakes, Roudhen around 3:28 PM, without any explosion sound.

    Vahid, the Bomehen area shook badly for 3-4 seconds with sound; the claim that it was 4.1 on the Richter scale is a lie because we feel many earthquakes in this area; this number was not real.

    In Phase 2 of Pardis, on April 28, around 3:30 PM, it shook strongly for about 2-3 seconds; at first, we thought it was a bomb.

    At 3:30 PM,
    towards Saadat Abad,
    I shook for 10 seconds. Without any sound. It felt like an earthquake. A rocking motion. The walls and cabinets creaked.

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  28. 17 Apr 2026, 14:42·

    Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social: "Iran has agreed to never close the Strait of Hormuz again. This strait will no longer be used as a weapon against the world!"
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    Trump's consecutive posts, translated by Google Chrome, include:

    Iran just announced that the Strait of Hormuz is completely open and ready for full passage. Thank you!
    realDonaldTrump
    The Strait of Hormuz is fully open and ready for trade and complete passage, but the naval blockade as far as Iran is concerned will continue with full force until our deal with Iran is 100% completed. This process needs to happen very quickly, as most points have already been negotiated. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump
    The United States will receive all the "nuclear dust" created by our big B2 bombers - no money will be exchanged in any way, shape, or form. This deal is in no way subject to Lebanon either, but the United States will work separately with Lebanon and will deal with Hezbollah in an appropriate manner. Israel will no longer bomb Lebanon. They have been prohibited from doing so by the United States. Enough is enough!!! Thank you! President DJT
    realDonaldTrump
    Now that the situation in the Strait of Hormuz is over, NATO called me and asked if we needed help. I told them to stay away unless they just want to fill their ships with oil. They were useless when needed, a paper tiger! President DJT
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    Iran, with the help of the United States, has removed or is in the process of removing all sea mines! Thank you! President DJT
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    Again! This deal is in no way related to Lebanon, but we will make Lebanon great again!
    realDonaldTrump
    A great and bright day for the world! DJT
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  29. 16 Apr 2026, 23:30·

    Trump's post machine translation:
    I hope Hezbollah behaves appropriately and responsibly at this important time. If they do, it will be a great moment for them. No more killings. We must finally have peace! Thank you for your attention to this matter.
    President Donald J. Trump
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  30. 16 Apr 2026, 19:04·

    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, announced on Thursday that he has agreed to a temporary 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon to allow time for advancing Donald Trump's plan, the President of the United States, for achieving a peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon.

    The Israeli Prime Minister stated in a video message that the peace agreement must include the dismantling of Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants. He also mentioned that Israeli forces will remain in southern Lebanon. Benjamin Netanyahu said that Hezbollah demanded the withdrawal of the Israeli army to the international border, but he did not agree to that. The Israeli army has entered areas in southern Lebanon since the start of the new war.

    The Israeli Prime Minister also stated that Donald Trump has assured him of his determination to continue the naval blockade and dismantle Iran's nuclear capabilities.
    @VahidHeadline Netanyahu added that, in addition to the nuclear program, threats from missiles and Iran's enrichment capabilities will also be addressed, but he did not provide further details.
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