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BREAKING: Iran is now threatening to target U.S. and Israeli assets worldwide, with Iran’s Supreme Leader ordering the entire military to maximum combat readiness and demanding an immediate response to any threat “without geographical limitations,” per Iranian state media. Khamenei declared that “all material and non-material assets” of the U.S. and Israel are now within Iran’s reach, warning that Tehran will determine the timing and terms of any future war. He also ordered weapons factories to maximize missile and drone production.

BREAKING: Israel has raised its military alert to the highest level across all fronts and is preparing for a possible targeted strike against Iran after Tehran reportedly launched 30 ballistic missiles during a large-scale IRGC exercise, with Israeli assessments pointing to potential U.S. strikes against Iranian radars and missile launch platforms near the Strait of Hormuz, per Israel Hayom and Al Hadath. IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir warned that “the potential for escalation has increased,” confirming troop reinforcements across all sectors and heightened readiness for large-scale offensive operations. Israeli assessments reportedly suggest that U.S. strikes near Hormuz would not immediately trigger Iranian attacks on Israel unless the conflict escalates further. One concern is that Tehran could use its recovering ballistic missile arsenal to retaliate against Gulf states if the situation deteriorates further. Meanwhile, Iran warns that any attack on its territory will trigger immediate retaliation across all fronts in the region and be treated as an all-out war.

BREAKING: Iran is now openly considering forcing Google, Meta and other tech giants to obtain permits, undergo technical inspections and pay “sovereignty fees” for undersea internet cables passing through Iranian waters, per Tasnim News. Major cable systems including FALCON and GBI cross the Gulf, turning the Strait of Hormuz into a strategic digital chokepoint. More than 99% of international data traffic travels through undersea cables, giving coastal states leverage over critical global connectivity. The move follows Mohsen Rezaee’s threat to destroy undersea cables, data centers and AI facilities across the region if the U.S. and Israel resume the war, claiming those assets are worth over $2 trillion. Iran is now threatening the Gulf’s digital infrastructure with destruction — while also seeking to charge companies for access.