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Iran Threatens Devastating Strikes On Regional Ally If US Occupies Kharg Island

Iranian intelligence officers study a glowing map of the Persian Gulf with Kharg Island marked red in a tense Tehran briefing room.

Intelligence reports reveal Iran’s enemies are planning to occupy a strategic Iranian island with help from an unnamed regional country. Parliament speaker Ghalibaf warns of targeted strikes on that country’s vital infrastructure.

Commander Ghalibaf stands in an IRGC bunker, pointing at a tactical screen showing red threat trajectories toward Iranian waters.

Ghalibaf declares on social media that Iranian forces are closely monitoring enemy movements. He threatens continuous and relentless attacks on the regional country’s infrastructure if any hostile step is taken.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks at the podium with a defiant expression as journalists gather in the briefing room.

White House demands Iran accept military defeat. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warns that Trump “does not bluff” and is “prepared to unleash hell” — even as Washington claims peace talks are ongoing.

Soldiers load onto massive Osprey aircraft on a flight deck at dawn during a large-scale military deployment.

The Pentagon deploys approximately 2,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Gulf region. 2 Marine Expeditionary Units aboard massive amphibious assault ships are also en route within days.

Iranian citizens gather at a street cafe in Tehran, looking at smartphones and newspapers with anxious expressions.

Al Jazeera reports from Tehran that Iranians believe the warning targets the UAE. Kharg Island — Iran’s main oil export terminal — sits close to the mainland, making any troop landing there extremely dangerous.

Split scene showing Houthi fighters studying naval charts and a diplomatic meeting between US and Iranian officials.

Iran’s Tasnim agency reveals Tehran could open a new front at Bab al-Mandeb Strait with Houthi support. Meanwhile, diplomacy continues behind the scenes — the US proposes a 15-point plan, Iran puts forward 5 conditions.

A quick visual update that saves you 10 minutes of reading – Source: Al Jazeera

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