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Welcome to Tusc TV. This is your global news channel, Amay Tusi. And the war in Iran between the IRGC and the Iranian people is escalating. We're going to give you guys the latest update on what is actually happening on the ground because, uh, there are few issues outside the country and of course, uh, also the battles happening on the streets.
Uh, first things first, there are talks about the potential final round of negotiations between the United States and the Islamic Republic. We are think we are hearing that it might happen later this week, but it's still more likely they will be early next week. And of course, this this will be the final round and the way it seems, the way it looks, because of the successful blockade of Strait of Hormuz, the IRGC, who are running out of money, they are absolutely desperate. So they might actually give a massive concession and even give up most of their nuclear, uh, program.
Of course, they could easily lie and they could come back to it a few years from now, but once President Trump leaves office, but they can still say that, uh, just to get a deal. But obviously, this is not to save the regime, and this will not save the regime. In fact, this will be the final nail in the coffin if they sign this deal with the Americans because the the whole of the regime is completely divided, and the Iranian people continue their fight back. We're going to talk about that.
We're also going to, as I said, discuss the latest videos and updates we have from what happened last night and this morning in the capital in Tehran, as the Iranian armed Iranian groups continue to take out the IRGC leaders and commanders. On the other side, the Israeli Defense Forces have also destroyed multiple Hezbollah positions. There are going to be more discussions between the state of Israel and Lebanon very soon, following the success that we had earlier this week. And finally, there is the ceasefire extension discussions. Uh, both sides have said they might do it, but there's no confirmation. Of course, uh, the liberal establishment media have been going around saying this is confirmed. It's not been confirmed yet by the US. They don't necessarily have to extend the ceasefire if they are just doing the talks anyway. It will by default be an extension regardless. So, we might get a confirmation on that, uh, shortly.
Let's start the the updates and give you guys the latest that we have on this whole issue. First things first, in the next, uh, few days and a week or so, we are introducing a new new content on 2CV Plus. A lot of you guys who are new to the channel have been asking, what is 2CTV Plus? Of course, that's our independent streaming platform, our website, and our own app away from YouTube. Of course, the live stream news updates will be on YouTube as usual. Uh, but if you want to get more out of this channel, to get access to our documentaries, our original series, interviews, podcasts, and more importantly, the chat forum if you want to talk to like-minded people and myself, you can become a member of 2CTV Plus by going directly on 2c.tv. Uh, but in the next few days, we will be introducing a new content, uh, our first ever political standup comedy on 2CTV Plus called The Haters Bull. It's going to be extremely politically incorrect. Everybody's going to get cancelled, and everybody's going to love it. So political comedy is now officially coming to 2CTV Plus.
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All right, let's talk about the explosions in Iran, especially in Tehran, since yesterday. We've had a number of attacks carried out by the anti-Islamic occupation Iranians. Now, in the district, uh, of, I think it's the district 10 of the city, we had three explosions. Uh, one of them was so strong that it actually shook the windows. The location of the main attack was on the Imam Khomeini Street, in the intersection between Imam Khomeini and June H, in the western part of the capital. Then, the obviously, the fire crew, emergency services came. The police were on the scene. The IRGC Basij forces moved in quite late after they realized that they have lost, uh, some of their fellow terrorist members. Then they confirmed that the bombing had occurred.
Now, there is a a video we're going to show you as well from Iran, one of the IRGC guys who are basically they're spreading propaganda. On the one hand, they want to create, they want to obviously let people know that there is a state of chaos, state of emergency. We got the enemy on the ground, as in the Iranian people. On the other hand, everything's absolutely fine. Nothing's happened. Well, we can now confirm on TCTV that last night, the group of anti-IRGC Iranians who carried out a number of attacks, successfully managed to assassinate Muhammad Shir Muhammad Yan, who was the leader of the Bassage IRGC Bassage base in Tehran's district 18. We've seen a number of assassinations, a huge number of, uh, uh, guerrilla warfare across the streets, not just in Tehran, but across Iran in general. Usually happens late at night when things are quiet and dark, and obviously those Iranians who are armed are continuing to target the Islamic occupation forces. So, another IRGC Basij commander has now been taken out in the capital.
But as I said, uh, there is this video I'm going to show you now from from Tehran. One of the IRGC guys who were talking to the Islamic Republic state media, telling everybody everything is fine, but we do have traitors. Traitors are causing chaos. We can't really restore the internet. Everything is shut, but everything's absolutely fine. No casualties, right? Two car bombs reported in the site that I'm going to show you, uh, and saying that this is the the fault of the internal traitors, the Iranian people. Uh, let's go and see what this idiot is ranting about. Everything is fine. So this is district 10 in the west where they had the explosions. Then district 18 was where the commander of the IRGC was killed, and he was actually stabbed multiple times. Stabbed by the Iranian patriots.
But the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are terrified of the next phase of this conflict because once, if there is a deal between the US and the IRGC, that is not the end, that is just the beginning of the next phase, which will be, uh, what's going to happen on the ground in Iraq. Uh, if the Iranian people, the resistance groups, successfully manage to continue this operation against the Islamic Republic, then things are going to get completely escalated. And the reason that we are seeing the IRGC already preparing the streets of Iran, especially Tehran, is because they know that's the next phase. It's nothing to do with the Americans. The US could stop the strikes. They could even stop the blockade of Hormuz. That's irrelevant. It is what's going to happen next with the help of Mossad from Israel, who have also confirmed that they will continue their operation to help the Iranian people finish off the regime. That is the next phase. The Americans have already done their job, is to weaken the regime, destroy the essentially the nuclear program, and the ballistic missiles have been massively minimized, and the navy and the air force. They've al they've also taken out the leadership of the regime. So they've already done their job anyway.
But the IRGC have been importing a lot of Arab proxies from Iraq. They've also brought in people from, uh, terrorists from Afghanistan and Pakistan. Today, we have this confirmation that the runways of the Mehabad airport in Tehran, in the west, uh, are now being, uh, physically covered and blocked by IRGC vehicles, buses, and everything else. It, this is essentially they are terrified of two things. One, if the Iranian people do come out en masse. Two, if somehow the negotiations don't go well, because it's still technically possible, even though it's still likely we're going to have a deal, it's still likely it's going to kick off, which means the next phase for the US military will be a potential ground invasion. And this is what they've done to prevent it. This is the fascinating part. So this is the the Mehabad airport to the west of the capital. You got the island to see tents and bases and then the runway. We're going to see. There we go. It's been blocked by the buses and the trucks and everything else that they have.
>> Yeah, the guy in the video is saying you can see the buses, obviously the quality is not good, but they, the eyewitness is saying they they are blocking the runway in the middle of it. So you can't land any plane, which is a very stupid thing to do because it doesn't really stop anything. Even hypothetically, if we get to a point where there is not going to be any basic nuclear deal, but but again, as I said, this potential deal is just about the nuclear program, nothing to do with the ongoing war in Iran. Even if they sign a nuclear deal, it's still going to continue anyway, and the Iranian Mossad, everybody will continue. If somehow there is not a nuclear deal and the Americans decide to take it to the next level and begin some sort of ground invasion, they're not going to land their planes in the middle of Mehabad airport. That's not really how ground invasions work. What are they thinking? You're just going to land, get the their traffic control, uh, and, uh, the tower to basically confirm that yes, of course, Americans, you can land. No, that's not how they do it. If they're going to invade, they're going to invade. But they're not even just worried about that. They're also worried about what else could happen from the Iranian side.
Um, now, of course, the leader of the opposition and the resistance, the Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, has been pretty busy this week meeting with world leaders in Europe. He's been traveling around. I think he is now in Italy, but he was also in Sweden and a couple of other places. And he's been also making a number of speeches on the issue of the final battle. Uh, when that begins, let's quickly go to the Crown Prince.
They would rather die standing than leave kneeling, and so would I. Churchill understood such a people when he said that nations do not die when their soldiers fall. They die only when their spirits surrender. I am here to tell you Iran's spirit has not surrendered, and it never will. Despite its brutality, the Islamic Republic is closer to collapse today than at any point since 1979. And one fact is now beyond dispute. The Iranian people will never accept a repackaged version of this regime. Too much blood has been spilled. Too many graves have been dug. The demand is not for a kinder jailer. The demand is for freedom. There is a military dimension to these events that this chamber is watching closely, and I will not pretend otherwise. But I say to you, however the military operation currently on pause turns, whether it accelerates the Islamic Republic's fall or merely deepens the fractures within it, the outcome of Iran's revolution will not be determined by any force from the outside. It will be determined by the Iranian people themselves. The Lion and Sun revolution, the uprising that the people of Iran ignited in January with their own blood and their own courage cannot be extinguished by any regime calculation, any diplomatic maneuver, or any military result. The people started it, and the people will finish it. If the military operation pushes the Islamic Republic into the historical abyss where it belongs, we will be there, ready, organized, and determined to build what comes after. And if the regime survives the immediate storm, we will continue the revolution until it is complete. We began this journey. We will see it to its end. History has given us no other choice.
And that is a key point, uh, as he's been consistent, and the Iranian people have been consistent. Regime change and the fall of the regime cannot happen, uh, using foreign forces, any foreign country. It has to be done by the Iranian people at the end of the day, on the ground. And obviously, the the US, obviously, right now, we are, we just got the update that Pakistan's army chief has now arrived in Tehran to prepare, uh, the mediation for the, uh, next round or the final round of talks, which again, could happen end of this week or early next week between the US and the Islamic Republic. Of course, those talks, as I said, they're not about the regime, they are about the nuclear program of Iran. Whether they sign a deal or not, that's irrelevant. Even obviously, the the US military action should eventually end. They can't continue that. They can't just continue the airstrikes. That's not going to do anything anymore. They have already done their job. They've already weakened the regime.
And President Trump was indicating earlier that the war in Iran is over. Obviously, that's just Trump language. You have to take it seriously, but not literally. H that simply means that he's indicating that, uh, we are getting close to a deal. So, the US military action in Iran could come to an end soon. Uh, and, uh, also there's been discussions with China, which I'll, I'll discuss in a second. Having said that, they still have all options on the table. Whether there is a deal or not, whether the US military action stops or not, the war in Iran continues, and actually it gets to the next phase, which is obviously the Iranian people who are currently fighting on the streets against the Islamic occupation. They can take it to the next level. Right now, they can't fully do it because there's still uncertainty. They don't know exactly what's going to happen, and the IRGC have a lot of proxies on the streets. But CENTCOM, the US Central Command, and the US military are still on standby. They still have to have various scenarios prepared. So we now can confirm, uh, we have received this update from Central Command, that the US ground troops continue to do drills, uh, just in case. So the US Marines have conducted close quarters tactics training, uh, aboard USS Tripoli, and they obviously, as the assault ships of the United States sail in the Persian Gulf. Well, actually, they're sailing in the Arabian Sea, not the Persian Gulf, nearby. During training evolutions like these, embarked Marines honed their skills for missions such as maritime interception operations. Tripoli is currently actually executing a mission to blockade ships entering and departing Iranian ports. The blockade is being enforced impartially against vessels of all nations, says the US Central Command.
Having said that, we do have an update from the US government that the blockade could come to an end now. Uh, even though it hasn't fully yet officially, but President Trump said something about China. Uh, obviously, that has to happen before the final rounds occur. The whole point of it was the blockade was being used as a stick. President Trump's carrot and stick approach continues to work perfectly smoothly. A you use a stick, but then you also give a carrot, saying, okay, if you want to talk, then let's talk. If you want to surrender your nuclear program, you can surrender your nuclear program. But President Trump also has a couple of extreme red lines, which does make it very difficult if the IRGC sign a deal. That means they are giving everything away, at least for now, because President Trump is still in office. Once we have a US Democrat as president, things could of course change, unless by that point the regime in Iran is gone.
Meanwhile, the Israeli Defense Forces continue their operation against the IRGC's proxies, including Hezbollah. Overnight in southern Lebanon, we've had a huge operation that had the Israeli Defense Forces eliminating 13, uh, terrorists of Hezbollah. Four of them were killed in airstrikes in the Aludra compound in, um, in the Kadmos, in in Tyra, in Ty, not Tyra, Ty. And we also had five who were eliminated in the village of Ansaria, and four other Hezbollah members and commanders who were killed in the nearby village. We have this from the Israeli Defense Forces. Yeah, there's also this, uh, that's just been released as well by the Israeli Air Force. The IIAF have also struck over 200 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon over the last 24 hours, including operatives, infrastructure, and around 20 rocket launchers belonging to the IRGC's Hezbollah branch. Of course, the operation has continued. They, there have been some indications that there could be a tiny, tiny ceasefire in Lebanon so that the Israeli government and the Lebanese government could, uh, continue the direct talks in order to find a plan to wipe out Hezbollah members. Which also means at this point, we might be looking at a huge escalation launched by Hezbollah in Lebanon against the Lebanese government and Lebanese people because they know if the Israeli government and the Lebanese government work together, then time's up. It's over. So they have to probably at this point begin terrorist activities against the Lebanese civilians, against the Lebanese government and military in order to fight back. Now, that's going to be creating a whole new round of escalation, as usual.
And we're going to go to President Trump, what he said about China and the Strait of Hormuz in a second. But the PC says, "Maya, I just saw a communist poster on Camden Road saying march against Iran war. I removed it." They're just going to put it up again. That's Camden for you. Tuscaded the Mossad prank. Let's negotiate. I will dilute the Mossad prank. Something about the Mossad prank. It was funny how you had to rework the questions on the Harry Cole show. Keep bringing stark truth. My, yeah, the questions were wrong at times, so you had to fix the questions before you answer them. All jokes aside, a question about the the internet in Iran. Uh, could an armed group like the Immortal Guard take control or disrupt or destroy the internet jammers? No, because it's not really that easy. These guys don't have, uh, the the system right in a building in front of you with a door and a window. You can't just go in like, "Oh, that's that's the door. Just open it, press a button." H they have everything underground. Uh, for obvious reasons, so you can't really get access to the infrastructure of the IRGC.
Just a week into the ceasefire, and there's already these attacks. What will happen after the entire population comes? If they do come out, it's going to be absolute mayhem. Uh, but we'll have to wait and see because you got the IRGC proxies patrolling the streets. So you have armed groups doing guerrilla warfare slowly when they can, um, in different times, different places. Uh, but, uh, having having millions of people coming out, that's a whole different matter. Uh, and that's for the obviously the next phase if that order comes from the Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. They're all waiting for the Crown Prince to decide when that should happen.
Now, before the issue of President Trump, there's also one more thing about Hezbollah that we've just received. This really fascinating video. As you guys know, the Islamists, culturally speaking, for centuries, they have been using not just civilians as human shields, but they've also been brainwashing children because that's, well, the most effective way that they can continue their cause by brainwashing the next generation. They have this from Hezbollah, the their propaganda machine asking children in southern Lebanon what they want to be when they grow up. You've seen this sort of stuff from the so-called Palestinians in Gaza, in the Judea and Samaria areas, but they also Pakistan in Pakistan. We've had their kids being interviewed saying, what do you want to do when you grow up? I want to destroy India. So they do that. And now we have this from Hezbollah children. Weird stuff. Watch this.
Destroy sniper. Okay. I want to plant mines. I want to lead attacks. I want to destroy tanks. Shoot down planes. I want to be a doctor. That's good. I want to be a cook. That's good. I want to be a female doctor and I want to lead the maji. Well, that was close. I had hopes at the end. I had hopes and dreams. It went, it went from I want to join the resistance, destroy tanks, I want to be a sniper. I want to stomp in the faces of the Israelis, plant mines. And then they went to, I want to be a doctor. That's good. I want to be a cook. Fair. And then this one, she said, I want to be a female doctor and I want to lead the mudrain. So close. Jihad still comes in. So I think she's going to do part-time, part-time medicine and part-time jihad. That's the problem with the brainwashing in the Islamic world that's been going on since the 7th century.
Uh, let's quickly go to the IDF. Uh, actually, before we go to that, let's just, uh, show you what President Trump said about the Strait of Hormuz earlier on. He said, "China is very happy that I am permanently opening the Strait of Hormuz. I am doing it for them also and the world. This situation will never happen again. They have agreed not to send weapons to Iran. President Xi will give me a big fat hug when I get there in a few weeks. We are working together smartly and very well. Doesn't that beat fighting? But remember, we are very good at fighting if we have to, far better than anyone else." President DJ, that is so good.
And the the problem with this is that, um, obviously whenever President Trump says something, there are, there are a group of humans on this planet who take it literally but not seriously. So, as I say, take, don't take him literally what he says, but take him seriously. Usually, when he says something quite obvious, right, this statement wasn't even that obvious because a lot of people have been translating it differently. It's completely chaotic. So he said, "China is very happy that I'm permanently opening the Strait of Hormuz." So they said the blockade is over. Now, is the blockade over? No, not yet. Because he always said from the beginning, before he actually began the blockade of Strait of Hormuz, he said he used the operation blockade of Strait of Hormuz as we are actually doing it to open to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. So he didn't call it blockade. He said this operation is to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. So he's saying, "I am permanently opening Strait of Hormuz." So he's talking about the same thing again, and, uh, he's got reassurance from China that they're not going to send weapons. Obviously, President Trump doesn't believe that, but he has to say it as part of diplomacy, uh, to show carrot and sticks because there are people saying, "Is President Trump stupid? He's believing China." President Trump has been consistent on the threat from China for decades and decades before he was even cool. While President Barack Hussein Obama and David Cameron, Prime Minister of the UK, and all the others were going around shaking hands with the Chinese Communist and Bill Clinton as well, President Trump was quite consistent. He knows exactly what he's doing when it comes to China. But he says, "Well, yeah, they they promised me not to send weapons, so this is actually good." Because they've agreed not to send weapons to Iran again. But basically, in this statement, it's not about him being tricked by China. It's about him getting China to admit that they have previously sent weapons to Iran. That's the first time they've admitted this. He's managed to get them to confirm. Cuz until now, the Chinese Communists were saying, "No, we're not sending any weapons to Iran. We haven't at all." Now the Chinese had to confirm, "Yeah, we did actually, but we're not going to do it anymore." That's how you do Trump diplomacy.
Uh, so while that's going on, the IDF, uh, have, uh, we had the another unit division by the Israeli Defense Forces who have arrested two more terror suspects in the Benjamin Brigade area overnight acting on Shin Bet's intelligence. Said the suspects were also involved in establishing terror infrastructure in the area. Let's quickly go to the video we have from the IDF and the moment of the operation. There we go. They're going in. That's how you do it. They got him. There we go. And they're going smooth. Absolutely smooth operation as usual by the IDF. Uh, great work.
Uh, now, couple of things to discuss, uh, especially about the, uh, final round of talks, which either will be end of this week or early next week. Uh, before we get to that, a couple of things here. Uh, do you think the final rounds of talks will bring an end to the war? Um, did you hear about the execution of Iranian women? Was, uh, yeah, they are executing, uh, hundreds or tens of Iranians every day. Uh, obviously, a couple of names become a headline, but, uh, there are many other people, faceless and nameless, who are getting executed in Iran every single morning. Uh, yeah, I mean, the the talks, but not the talks, the deal. If there is a deal, nuclear deal, it will bring an end to the US military war in Iran. But it's not going to bring, uh, an end to the war in Iran in general, because obviously, uh, that has started. The war in Iran started before the Americans got there. The war in Iran started at the end of December and the whole of January, and that was obviously the civil war by the Iranian people. And then obviously the Israelis also got involved with Mossad and helped around February time. We had all the mysterious explosions and gas leaks. That was all the Israelis with the help of the Iranians. That's going to continue. So the war in Iran is not going to stop. The US military action might obviously stop now if there is a deal. And it's likely that the would probably surrender their nuclear ambitions for now, just to get a deal for now, uh, because the blockade of Strait of Hormuz has completely suffocated, uh, the finances of the Islamic Republic. So we have to obviously wait for the US military action to fully stop for us to go to the next phase, because while the Americans are still doing airstrikes, you can't really do anything else. You can't really, uh, take to the streets. You can't really, uh, plan for the final battle. And obviously, the strikes alone are not going to bring down the regime. They just weaken the regime. They can't bring down the regime overall.
We have a live feed from Beirut now as well, the capital of Lebanon. And, uh, someone else says, "North Korea is the most peaceful country on earth. Keep your peace. Give me liberty." Yes, I, I don't want peace. I want liberty. I'm so happy for the people of Iran. I am also extremely proud that America has come to their aid. God bless America and Javich. Absolutely. And let's not forget that there's been so many people who have no stake in this, who are saying, "Whoa, whoa, why the Americans not finishing the job? The Americans are leaving. Where were the Americans? Were supposed to send help?" And they've already done that. Help arrived. Help did its job. The leadership destroyed. The navy and the air force destroyed. Bases destroyed. And you have massive division inside the regime. Nuclear sites destroyed. Well, damaged at least. And if they obviously sign a deal, then the nuclear threat is going to be extremely minimized for now, for the next few years. That's a good buffer for the Iranian people to then finish the job. As the Crown Prince repeatedly says, it can't be the foreign forces or foreign countries doing a regime change in Iran. It has to be done by the Iranian people, otherwise it's not going to be the right thing, obviously, democratically, and when it comes to the sovereignty of Iran.
H now, in terms of the extension. So, uh, there were a number of, uh, lamestream fake stream fake news media outlets who were going around saying we have confirmation that the ceasefire, which should end on the 22nd, 22nd of April, I think. Yep, is now been extended. So the US government have confirmed they have not formally agreed to any extension of the ceasefire itself. Uh, but they will be obviously willing to talk, which will be, as I said, later this week or early next week. We might potentially have a kind of informal extension to the ceasefire. It doesn't really matter if they're talking, they're talking. So by default, that a ceasefire while they're talking, and so that has not been confirmed by the Americans yet. The Islamic Republic media were going around spreading fake news. It's like when they said last week, "Oh, the Americans have agreed to all our demands. The war has ended. We are victorious." And then we realized, well, that was fake news. That didn't happen.
Uh, President Trump has also said that he's not happy with the condition of 20-year enrichment ban that was offered to the Islamic Republic by his own negotiators. So that was the fascinating part because, um, the Islamic Republic in Pakistan a few days ago told JD Vance and Jared Kushner and Steve Wkov that we are willing to stop enrichment of uranium for five years, and then we're going to do it again. Obviously, that means no more President Trump, and they can hope that there's a Democrat in office or whatever. JD Vance and Kushner and Wikov, they offered 20 years instead of a 20-year, uh, enrichment ban. President Trump now says, "I've been saying they can't have nuclear weapons, so I don't like the 20-year offer that our negotiators offered." So, it's, it's quite interesting because if, if those who are stupid and watch Tucker Carlson, for example, they would say, "Oh, wow. This, this is, there is division inside the US team that JD Vance and Witkov and Kushner gave an offer to the Islamic Republic without getting a permission from the from President Trump, and Trump is now really, really angry." You do realize that's not true because JD Vance was calling President Trump every two seconds. There were at least 12 phone calls between them during the talks there. President Trump knew about that. This is on purpose. It's so obvious. It's on purpose. And it's, it's simply again, the distraction tactic. Uh, so the, it, it could, uh, confuse the Islamic Republic and send all this, uh, fake propaganda that, oh yeah, I didn't know that our our negotiating team, which are very independent, they offered 20 years. I don't like 20 years. So President Trump would have known about the 20-year offer. Uh, so this is all just part of, uh, the, the dance of diplomacy when it comes to geopolitics.
Now, the president of the Islamic Republic, Masoud Peskan, who nobody cares about, literally nobody, not even the regime, he has said, "No power can force the Iranians into submission." Facting time, guys. The Islamic Republic has been forced into submission since, uh, the blockade of Strait of Hormuz, and before that, since the United States carried out multiple airstrikes for weeks and weeks and weeks that brought the Islamic Republic to the negotiating table. The first round that we had, which had four rounds in one round, and then after the failed talks over the last few days, the US used the blockade of Hormuz to once again force the Islamic Republic into submission. So I'm not really sure what the president of the Islamic Republic is talking about, because you keep getting forced into submission. You then begged the Americans for one more chance in negotiations yesterday, and the Americans said, "Sure, let's do, let's do one more talks, see what happens." The American tactics continue to be used and continue to work against the IRGC, and there are still people out there who think that the IRGC have the upper hand. I don't understand this. Uh, okay. Pakistan, uh, they have also now sent the prime minister to Saudi Arabia, while the, uh, head of the army is currently in Tehran. So this is, they're doing multitasking, the Pakistanis. That's a first.
Now, quickly about, uh, the foreign minister as well. The foreign minister of the Islamic Republic, Abbas Araghchi, the mini foreign minister, has now, uh, told the Spanish foreign minister. Yep, the, uh, the Islamic socialist state of Spain is saying that the United States needs to fulfill its obligation to end the Israeli aggression against Lebanon before a ceasefire in the Middle East can materialize. Number one, Abbas Araghchi, there is already a ceasefire, you idiot, from all, all sides. Secondly, and that's happening while the IDF has been hitting Hezbollah, cuz you have no choice. Secondly, you are, you have been begging over the last few hours for an extension of the ceasefire, and now you're saying we can't have ceasefire without the Israelis, uh, stopping, uh, the strikes on Hezbollah, then why are you doing ceasefire now? So the confusion, the confusion obviously started because of the way the media has been reporting this. Big shout out to open source intel, because this is a list of everything that's now been reported over the last few hours and couple of days. It's a lot of mixed reporting, but actually, it's quite consistent based on the trend that we've seen.
So number one, US officials, this is the headline that came, "US officials preparing for potential escalation, including possible ground operations inside Iran." Then we had Central Command posting, uh, the the photos that I showed you, saying that the ground troops, the US Marines are doing drills. They're doing training right near Iran, just in case that we have to do a ground invasion. So the first headline over the last few hours has been, uh, uh, about that. So now we have, with another headline that's been added to it, "US and the Islamic Republic are considering the extension of the ceasefire, not confirmed, for by two weeks." So, the talks could continue, uh, and, uh, to be fair, they don't really need two weeks because, uh, the Islamic Republic could easily surrender their nuclear within, within a few hours, because they've already done so many, so many negotiations that most of it has already been dealt with. They just need to say yes, that's it. Uh, but so we, we might, we haven't received the confirmation yet, but they are still considering it. So let's go back to the other stuff.
Then we had the next headline, "The Islamic Republic warned that it will treat the US blockade of Hormuz as a ceasefire breach by moving to hold regional trade." Then nothing happened despite the IRGC threatening. Then we had the update last night that the US has now deployed thousands of additional troops to the Middle East. While President Trump is saying the war is basically over, and they're saying, "Yes, we're getting ready for the next round of talks. We might even extend the ceasefire." The US military are holding drills for ground invasion, and they are adding, they're deploying more troops, thousands of additional ground troops to the Middle East. Then we had the next one, which was, "The Islamic Republic threatening to disrupt the Red Sea, the shipping near Yemen if the blockade continues." Nothing happens. Then we had Israel saying that ending the campaign in Iran depends on the Islamic Republic giving up fully giving up the enriched uranium, which is something that the Islamic Republic will probably say yes to. Then we have President Trump saying, "No deal unless Iran gives up the whole of the nuclear program," which is very tricky. Then President Trump also said to ABC, it said that the ceasefire may not be extended, while now we're saying that, uh, they are considering a two-week extension. Then we had the mediators in Pakistan talking to both sides to prepare the next round. Then we had the foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, saying that the United States must stop the Israeli actions, which I just reported, otherwise we're not going to have a ceasefire, saying it while we have a ceasefire. Then President Trump just said earlier that the war is basically close to be over, and the Islamic Republic wants a deal based on everything that we just heard. And then, uh, the, uh, Iraqis have also sent in a, a new convoy of, uh, militias to into Iran in the middle of a so-called ceasefire.
Let's quickly show you, uh, this footage that we have now received from Iran. These are the >> There you go. These are the Iraqi militias, the proxies of the Islamic Republic, uh, who have now been sent, uh, well, they've been sending this massive convoy of their terrorists into the Iranian territory, uh, to be ready for the next phase of war because they know regardless of whether there is going to be a nuclear deal or not, there is always going to be the next phase of war in Iran. This is not over because the next phase of war, as I said, it, they got two possibilities. Well, technically three possibilities. Number one, you might technically have the negotiations collapse and no deal. Even though at this point, that's highly unlikely because the IRGC have no other option really. They have to accept a deal, which will be completely chaotic for the Islamic Republic. If there is no deal somehow, then the next phase of war is probably going to be, well, definitely a huge escalation militarily by the US, but also ground invasion. So that's one. The second scenario will be, there is a deal, brilliant, well done. But then the Iranian people, obviously, the US strikes will end, which means the Iranian people can then begin their fights. Then the third scenario will be, there is a deal, but the Israelis are not going to stop. Not directly, but using Mossad. So that's always going to be, this is not the end. Basically, this is just the beginning of the next phase.
If the idiots of the Islamic Republic refuse to surrender, refuse to sign this nuclear deal, then things are going to kick off badly for them. But the problem is, if they do sign it, then it's the final nail in their coffin because firstly, the rest of the regime are not going to be happy about any level of nuclear deal. Firstly, they're not even happy that the delegates of the Islamic Republic and Kalibaf, the speaker of parliament, went to Pakistan and shook hands with the vice president of the United States. They saw it as as a betrayal because they said, "Hang on, only a few weeks ago, the Americans and the Israelis killed our leaders and our supreme leader and crippled the other supreme leader. He only has one leg apparently now. And you're going around shaking hands with the American enemy." So even shaking hands has caused chaos. Massive split inside the regime. Imagine what a potential deal would do to the regime. If they sign a deal, there's going to be an internal conflict in the regime. If they don't sign a deal, there will be a massive escalation by the US military. It's a lose-lose situation right now for, uh, the regime in Iran, while the rest of the resources and finances and the infrastructure has been getting suffocated, and the, the normal Iranian people out there, they've had enough. They know that this cannot continue, and the regime cannot be saved. The regime can't continue. It's not going to be able to continue. Iran is just right now, as it is, is now occupied by a bunch of foreigners who are literally flying the flag of Iraq and Afghanistan and Pakistan on the streets of Iran. That's just going to be the new, the new normal. Basically, they are just a military with the help of the foreigners controlling the streets. It's basically a permanent martial law. There is no clerics. There is no Islamic Republic in that sense. The whole thing has changed, and it's basically under IRGC military control. So the regime is not going to go back to normal. It's not going to be able to be saved by anybody. It's too late for that. They just have to choose what sort of death and what sort of timeline there they have until the end. Is it going to be weeks? Is it going to be months? Or is it going to be, as I predicted, about a year or so? Uh, again, this whole thing, uh, as I mentioned, would should take about 12 months because of the way that the, how large Iran is as a land geographically, their location, and also the way the IRGC operates because they're not going to, they don't have the integrity to just concede defeat and say, "Oh yeah, well, I tried, but I lost." You're going to have to drag them out, and you can only doing it, can only do that on the ground. You can't do it using strikes. You can't keep asking the Americans to do airstrikes. That's not going to work. You've done, they've done their job, and the Israelis.
Now, Alice says, "The relationship between US and the EU, including Italy, is breaking. How do you see the future between our alliances? Do you think Islamists will occupy Italy too?" Well, there's a massive problem with mass migration in Italy. Uh, no. The the US and the EU relationship will, uh, go back to the status quo after President Trump leaves, which could be good and bad. So, you don't want to go back to status quo, the way things were under Biden or Obama, because that was basically the Europeans taking advantage of the Americans, not even contributing enough to the NATO membership. Um, but you do need a shakeup. So if the next president is going to be somebody like Marco Rubio, then, uh, then yes, the the relationship will become better diplomatically, but obviously Marco Rubio is still hardcore hardline, so it's not going to take it back to how things were under people like Biden or Obama or Clinton. If there is a US Democrat in charge, then yes, we're going to go back instantly to how things were a few years back. So, it's just a short-term thing. The, the, the tensions, it depends on who the next president is going to be. Is it going to be Marco Rubio, or is it going to be a US Democrat?
Uh, how many days of no internet in Iran? 47 days or 48? It's either 47 or 48 days of no internet in Iran so far. Uh, you claimed to see agents on the ground. Uh, yes, we do. Uh, TC, you owe me an apology from the other day. No, I don't. Uh, I left my underground layer complete, uh, with racks of expensive liquor to write this message. Okay. And Ryan says, "Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps." Uh, but that, yes, I get the joke, but it's not called the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. They're not Iranian. They're Islamic. It's called the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. It's not the Iranian revolution. Uh, mush prank. And, uh, then we have, uh, isn't it's a little bit homophobic that we are so focused on the Strait of Hormuz and not the gays of hummus? Oh, now, one hummus. Uh, are I keeping the IRGC family members in custody until Iran is free? Where do they get deported to? No, they, they have already been deported. Uh, but the first batch, the first batch of the terrorists have already been deported to Iran, uh, through, um, Turkey, and, uh, the ones who've just been arrested over the last couple of days, they are still in custody. They will be deported on their next flights. Uh, we are with Trump and, uh, Breitbart. We technically only have 60 days before the president has to seek congressional approval. I know there are loopholes as well, but it does factor in a force submission occurred back in 1979. Not really. That was that was an occupation, uh, rather than submission. So that implies that the king of Iran submitted. Obviously, that wasn't the case. There was a, there was a political decision that was made by, uh, the, the monarchy in Iran to not kill the Iranian civilians, and obviously that just allowed the Islamic occupiers to take control.
Uh, looks like the best strategy going forward would be for the US to blockade the strait first thing if any war happens again. Usually that works, but apparently that works now. There was a lot of people who were saying, uh, months ago or years ago that, oh, even the idea of blocking the strait, the blockading Strait of Hormuz, it's going to cause World War II. No, the, the US Navy can do whatever they want, and nobody can say anything. Not even China, not even Russia. The US military have been doing whatever they want in the Middle East. No resistance. Uh, do you think they are smuggling weapons in those ambulances? No, they are. I just told you what they're doing. I thought that was clear. That's a convoy of Iraqi militias. They are terrorists with the weapons, drones, missiles, everything. Rocket launchers, whatever they have. Uh, that's, that was a video I showed you guys. They're all the, the convoy of the terrorists. They're not, they're not, I didn't say they were anything else. They have everything in there. They have weapons, they got personnel, they got so many. They got kids as terrorists. Uh, this is a great way for Trump to give a military readiness exercises. But there are the CIA are obviously very much aware of how many militias are going in. Raza Pahlavi be baptized as an example to all Iranians. Okay. Uh, I'm not Raza Pahlavi, by the way. Uh, how can Iran expel Islam? You take over the country. You take it back from the Islamic occupation, and you have, you hold a referendum. Regime change will only be called regime change once the referendum has been held, and once the, the Iranian people have voted for a different system. And, uh, once that's done, then it's over.
Uh, anyway, uh, there is more happening. Obviously, this is if you're watching this live, in the next few hours or even the next few minutes, we might have complete change of all developments and all events. So if you're not watching this live, double check everything with the next live stream that we're going to do to find out, uh, whether, uh, we're going to have negotiations or not. So, thank you so much for watching. If you're a member of 2CTV Plus, we're going to continue this conversation now on our, uh, chat forum, our private Discord server. So, you can become a member of, uh, 2CTV Plus by going directly to 2C.tv, uh, and and obviously download the 2CTV app. Then click on discuss. It will take you to our private Discord server, and then click on the, uh, voice channels, and I will be there in the next few minutes. Thank you so much for watching. I'm Maya, and we are the media.