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B-52s were literally flying over to Iran.

But then a ceasefire was agreed and they turned back around.

Here’s the statement.

Based on conversations with Prime Minister Sahabas Sharif and Field Marer Aim Munir of Pakistan and wherein they requested that I hold off the destructive force being sent tonight to Iran subject to the Islamic Republic of Iran agreeing to complete immediate and safe opening of the state of Hermoose.

I agree to suspend the bombing and attacks on Iran for a period of 2 weeks.

This will be a double-sided ceasefire.

That’s something we’ll talk about in a second because remember, Israel is in this war, too.

The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all military objectives and are very far along with a definitive agreement concerning long-term peace with Iran and peace in the Middle East.

We received a 10-point proposal from Iran and believe it is a workable basis on which to negotiate.

Almost all of the various points of the past contentions have been agreed to between the United States and Iran.

But a twoe period will allow the agreement to be finalized and consummated on behalf of the United States as president and also representing the countries of the Middle East.

It is an honor to have this long-term problem close to the resolution.

So, couple of things to point out here.

First one being the most important one.

US got what it was asking for and I mean that literally.

Over the past couple of days, the proposals that the United States has sent out has been a ceasefire and a straight of her moose opening and then you negotiate a long-term peace.

And guess what? That’s exactly what Iran agreed to.

And let me clarify that because it’s not just a one-sided statement.

Iran actually is announcing the same thing.

Iranian media is currently televising this exact message on their TV stations all across Iran.

Basically confirming the ceasefire but trying to frame it as the United States retreating.

The best part is that the ceasefire announcement came roughly an hour and 30 minutes before the deadline.

And as I said at the start of the video, some of the jets and bombers were literally on their way to Iran and then they turned around basically signaling ahead of time that something was agreed.

And from the Iranian point of view, it really does seem like that they will uphold their side of the ceasefire because even the Iranian supreme leader has personally approved this deal.

Basically, the twoe proposal.

Again, still important to clarify here that this is not something that’s long-term.

In fact, it’s very much a temporary ceasefire while the negotiations are still ongoing.

So, countries aren’t going to be shooting and bombing and throwing missiles at each other while negotiations are ongoing.

And that’s definitely a positive, especially considering that this morning we talked about how Iran was asking its college students and young children to come to power stations and bridges and basically form a human shield to dissuade a US strike.

Now, as I’m literally recording this, we’re getting more and more updates as to all the details that have been agreed upon.

And another detail that we just learned about is that Israel is also taking part in this temporary ceasefire with Iran and will suspend its bombing campaign.

But here’s what makes this situation a little bit complicated.

Merely minutes after President Trump announced the ceasefire, there were missiles that were being launched from Iran towards Israel.

In fact, as you can see from the tweet on your screen, one of them actually was intercepted on the outskirts of Tel Aviv.

Again, this could be anything, right? We saw this during the 12-day war where even though the ceasefire or a peace deal was announced publicly, we still had both sides still launching some volleys back at each other or responding to a volley that the other side launched.

So hopefully this isn’t something that’s going to break the ceasefire, but more so this is something that the message is still going down throughout the chain of command.

So, I’m sure the Iranian leaders, which again, I would be interested in knowing who exactly negotiated on Iran’s behalf, but what’s more likely is that Iranian leaders agreed to a ceasefire, but Iranian military is just so independent.

I guess that’s the right way to put it.

They’re just operating on their own.

There is no chain in command in Iran because of all the assassinations that are ongoing.

And because of that, it seems even though leaders agree to a ceasefire, there are some lower level people who have access to missiles apparently who are still launching it.

Hopefully, this is something that stops.

But on top of this, we also have another complication relating to Israel that probably going to need more clarification.

That complication has to do with Israel’s invasion of Lebanon.

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News channels from Lebanon are saying that the announcement is really between the United States in Iran and Israel and Iran.

So, no one’s actually sure what’s going to happen in Lebanon.

Now, one would assume that now that Iran has agreed to a ceasefire, Iranian proxy Hezbollah will also stop attacking Israel.

But what what’s still unclear is that if Israel is going to pull back out of Iran cuz from what I know, I think Israel has gone into southern Iran just to create a buffer zone.

So that’s something that’s definitely going to be complicated.

And what makes this situation even more complicated is that the fact it didn’t seem like Israel wanted the United States to take the ceasefire.

We saw some reports coming out from Israeli media and from American media basically saying that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was lobbying President Trump to not agree to any type of ceasefire.

Now on the other side on the other side we had Vice President JD Vance, Steve Witkov and Kushner both or all three of them lobbying Trump to basically accept a deal with Iran.

Now talking about the deal with Iran, let’s go over the 10-point proposal that President Trump was talking about in his initial statement.

So this is the 10-point proposal that Iran sent to the United States after US sent a 15point proposal to Iran.

So in a way, if we just look at numbers, it seems like we’re making progress because 15 has come down to 10.

But take a look at what Iran is asking.

Iran wants guarantees that it will not be attacked again.

Not an unreasonable demand.

It wants permanent end to the war, not a ceasefire.

This is something Iran has already basically retreated on.

Third thing, Iran wants to end Israeli strikes on Lebanon.

This kind of makes me believe that maybe there’s going to be a ceasefire in Lebanon, too.

Maybe it’s happening right now, but as of right now, I don’t have that information.

If I do get that information, I’ll put it in the comment sections, okay? So, just go check the pin comments.

Number four, lifting of all US sanctions on Iran.

Number five, end to all regional fighting against Iranian allies.

I think this is really specifically talking about Hezbollah because no one’s really attacking Houthis as of right now.

Number six, in return, Iran would open the state of Hermoose.

Number seven, Iran would impose a Hermoose fee of $2 million per ship.

This is something that’s going to be a big disagreement, and I think Iran even knows that they’re not going to get this.

The reason Iran has put this in their proposal is basically to get other concessions that they do want in return for Iran giving up.

And the reason I say Iran is not going to get this is because where is this going to stop? This is not something that I’m bringing up.

There are people who know a lot more about geopolitics, have a lot more life experience than me watching how the world works.

And they point out if Iran is charging $2 million a ship, where is it going to stop? Does the UK get to do the same thing on their coast? Does Spain get to do the same thing? Denmark, they would want to do the same thing, right? If these countries are paying Iran $2 million per ship, the citizens
in these countries, basically business people in these countries would want their government to start charging the same fee to other ships who are going through their straits.

And this would basically bring the world back to like 200 years ago cuz this is exactly what countries were doing 200 years ago.

And we have gone away from that world.

We now have freedom of navigation where countries can traverse through international border without having to worry about too much of piracy and without having to worry about countries basically charging a mafia fee for protection because that’s exactly what this is.

So Iran knows they’re not going to get it but I think they’re putting it in there because they want other concessions.

Number eight, the point number eight in the ceasefire proposal basically relates to the same thing.

Iran wants to split these fees with Irwan.

Point number nine, Iran to provide rules of safe passage through a hermuse.

And 10, Iran to use Hermuse fees for reconstruction instead of reparations.

Now, couple of things that are interesting.

First one being President Trump did not say that he’s agreeing to the 10point proposal.

What he did say was that this is a good starting point, basically a good workable basis to negotiate on.

Now, Iranian media is trying to frame it as this 10-point proposal has already been accepted.

That’s not true.

But then again, that’s just happens in every piece.

If you study wars that have happened throughout the history of humankind, both sides usually try to frame a peace deal as them winning.

So that’s just going to happen.

I don’t think Iran’s ever going to come out and say, “Hey, we lost this war, but don’t worry guys, we’re going to be a better country now.

” Yeah, that’s probably never going to happen.

But at least there is a ceasefire.

There’s probably going to be more negotiations.

And couple of points that are probably going to be most contentious are the ballistic missile program which US wants to put a limit on.

They don’t want to eliminate it.

They do want Iran to have some kind of limit whether it be in range or in number of missiles Iran can build up.

And secondly, of course, enrichment.

Iran does not want to give enrichment capabilities at all.

They don’t want to give up the enrichment capabilities.

And US is very adamant about the fact that Iran has to give up the enriched uranium and enrichment capabilities.

Let’s see what happens in negotiations.

Now, another big big uh development that happened today is that the US journalist who was kidnapped by an Iranian group in Iraq has been released.

And luckily, this is something I didn’t mention in the morning video is that she was released before the ceasefire deal was actually announced.

So, that was probably something that was entirely different from the negotiations that were ongoing with ceasefire.

That was something that the Iraqi government actually worked very hard to make sure they get the release of this US journalist.

And here’s more details.

Martha, good afternoon.

I want to start with some breaking news.

Just seconds ago, a US official confirming to Fox News that American journalist Shelley KDson, who was kidnapped a week ago in Baghdad, Iraq by an Iranbacked Iraqi Shia militia, has been released.

There were US efforts behind the scenes, I am told, to secure her release from likely Katype Hezbollah, an Iranian group inside of Iraq.

It comes amid this deadline 5 hours away.

President Trump says if Iran does not make a deal, there will be strikes against Iranian power plants and bridges.

We know that as this is going and you can see Shelley KDson there, that journalist uh who was kidnapped, we understand by Katype Hezbollah and held for about a week.

Uh this is a group that operates inside of Iraq and it is a a journalist who is well known across the region for reporting fairly on many different uh stories, especially in Baghdad, the Iraqi capital.

Now, as I was wrapping up
recording, we actually do have a statement from Iranian foreign minister.

And if I were to guess, I’m guessing this guy probably played a big part in the negotiations.

I’m not sure who else was involved.

And I would love to know because that kind of tells us who’s going to be the new leader in Iran, the new not the supreme leader, but the new civilian leader, because we know it’s not the president.

But nonetheless, let’s look at the statement.

On behalf of the Islamic Republic of Iran, I express gratitude and appreciation for my dear brothers, Prime Minister of Pakistan, Field Marshall Munir for their relentless efforts to end the war in the region.

In response to the request from Prime Minister Safir in his tweet and concerning the request by the US for negotiations based on its 15-point proposal as well as announcement by pods about acceptance of general framework of Iran’s 10-point proposal as the basis for negotiations, I hereby declare on
behalf of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council.

If attacks against Iran are halted, our powerful armed forces will cease their defensive operations for a period of 2 weeks.

Safe passage through the straight of Hermoose will be possible via coordination with Iranian armed forces and with due consideration of technical limitation.

I’m guessing technical limitation means the sea mines that they have laid out.

They’re probably not going to be able to find it and remove them.

So they’re probably going to contact the ships and let them know, hey, go through this specific route and that’s a safe route.

That is going to create some problems because as you guys know before the war over 100 ships were going through the state of Hermoose every single day.

Over the last month or so only 100 ship went through total.

So roughly three ships a day.

That means there’s a lot of backlog ships that are just waiting to go in get the oil and get out.

And that means the lanes are probably going to be crowded more than usual.

And now we know because of technical limitations from the Iranian sides the lanes are going to be like tighter than usual.

you know the ships will not be able to use the whole straight of Hermoose they probably have to use just the safe part and that’s going to create some issues but nonetheless it is going to be good thing especially for Asian countries and some European countries who were getting very very close to basically having oil shortages so countries were about to run out of oil so in that term that’s definitely a very very good news only time will tell what type of traffic we see in the state of Hermuse and how long this ceasefire actually last now to
understand why Iran is behaving behaving the way it’s behaving right now.

We have to go back and look at how Iran got to where it is today.

That doesn’t just mean going back to 1979 when the Islamic Revolution took place.

In fact, we have to go further back to when the Kger dynasty was ruling Iran in the 19th century and look at how the decisions the ruling class made back then still affects Iran to this very day.

Well, guess what? That’s exactly what we’re doing in our multi-part podcast that just came out today.

So, if you’re someone who’s interested in the history of Iran and how we got to where we are today, definitely go check it out.

You can watch it by clicking the links in the description, or you can just watch it by clicking the end screen on your screen.

Basically, clicking the video that’s on your screen