“Iran REFUSES Ceasefire AND DEMANDS Hormuz, Forcing U.S. to Step Up WAR THREAT AND TROOP BUILDUP” In a stunning act of diplomatic defiance, Iran didn’t just reject America’s 15‑point peace plan — it countered with its own sweeping demands that include keeping control over the vital Strait of Hormuz, forcing President Trump to escalate military deployments and vow even fiercer strikes if Tehran refuses to back down. 👇

Negotiations with Iran.

Thousands of paratroopers  trained to deploy within 18 hours are on their   way to the Gulf.

The US 82nd Airborne Division  is on its way to the Middle East.

And in Iran,   they continue demanding dramatic concessions and  mocking President Trump.

After the publication of   Trump’s 15-step plan to end the war, Washington  is shocked by the demands coming from Iran for a   ceasefire.

We will soon reveal all the details.

Israel is helping in the effort to open Homus.

The Israeli Air Force struck facilities for  manufacturing naval cruise missiles in Iran and   in addition Iran’s submarine development site.

At  the same time as the contacts between Washington   and Tehran, the IDF is increasing the pace of  its strikes and preparing for two scenarios.

A near agreement or further escalation in the  coming days.

And the Iranians continue claiming   that they won the war according to the reports in  Iran.

In Thran, they are presenting the delay of   the American strike as Washington’s defeat under  threat.

And they are warning that any attempt to   present the move as an agreement will be met with  a response and a forceful message from the regime.

So while Iran is trying to paralyze the global  economy by blocking the shipping lanes in the   straight of Homus, are the United States and  Israel preparing for the next stage of the   war? The stage in which Israel and the United  States will deliver a crushing blow that will   cut Thran off from its last oxygen pipeline.

Maybe  a military blow so severe that it will strip Iran   of any future deterrence capability.

Write to me  in the comments and tell me what you think will   happen.

I’m Ati Shosani and here on Boots on the  Ground, we bring you the whole truth about what   is happening in Israel and everything that is hot  in our neighborhood, the Middle East.

We’re now at   the end of day 26 of the war.

Despite declarations  about diplomatic contacts, Thran continues to   mock the American proposal.

At the same time,  Israel is striking in the heart of Iran and the   Pentagon is preparing for escalation within the  reinforcements of military forces in the region.

A great many forces are already on the way and  we will go through all of it.

Iran also continued   today to launch ballistic missiles towards  the Israeli home front.

By the grace of God,   the missiles were successfully intercepted with  no casualties at all.

So, let us go over what   is attacked in the last 24 hours.

Throughout the  night, more than 50 ballistic missile launch and   storage sites in Iran were attacked by the Israeli  Air Force.

The Iranian media reported that Israeli   Air Force aircraft bombed the nuclear facility  in Isfahan this evening.

The IDF spokesperson   said that launchers and Iran’s most important  explosives production plant were all struck.

The air force completed broad waves of strikes  in Thran and western Iran.

They deepened the   blow to the heart of the terrorist organization  and regime.

Among the targets destroyed were   Revolutionary Guard intelligence headquarters,  strategic weapon depots, and air defense arrays.

So far, the Israeli Air Force has carried out  more than 600 strike sorties against a ballistic   missile system of the Iranian terror regime.

After  the broad strike against the Iranian Navy in the   Caspian Sea, Israel continues to deny Iran the  capability to attack ships and in doing so is   helping bring about the opening of the Strait of  Homus.

In recent days, the air force struck two   central sites for the production of naval cruise  missiles in the heart of Tehran.

In addition,   the Israeli Air Force struck in Isahan, a  central site unique of its kind in Iran,   responsible for the development of submarines and  unmanned vessels for the Iranian Navy.

In the IDF,   they estimate that the strike will significantly  slow the development and force building   capabilities of the Iranian naval forces.

And  meanwhile, Iran is rejecting the American proposal   to end the war.

That is what a political security  source told the Lebanese Mayadin network which is   identified withaha noting informed Pakistan that  it cannot accept the 15 points of the American   proposal.

So as I said it appears that Iran is  rejecting Trump’s 15point plan for ending the war.

Today it was published that Thran is insisting on  dramatic concessions that were already rejected   in the past by the Trump administration.

Among  the new demands to close the American bases in   the Gulf States and ensuring new order in the  Straight of Hum.

And on top of all of that,   Iran is demanding that Trump pay financial  compensation because of the war as well as stop   Israeli strikes against.

At the very same time, an  American official said that demands in Tehran are   presenting for an agreement to end the fighting  are ridiculous and unrealistic.

But from the point   of view of the revolutionary guards, they have  set a higher bar for entering negotiations at this   stage than what they asked for before the war even  started.

Iran is broadcasting distrust in Trump’s   intentions to end the fighting and has warned  the mediating states against another deceptive   move.

So, are we on the verge of a crushing  blow against the revolutionary guards? In the   American administration, the possibility of taking  control of Kh Island, the central hub of Iranian   oil exports, is being examined, and at the same  time, the deployment of forces is accelerating,   including paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne  Division.

The US Army is preparing for a dramatic   military operation with thousands of additional  troops.

According to reports in the foreign media,   the airborne division is making its way to  the Middle East and will join 4,500 other   Marines.

They are capable of seizing airports and  carrying out rescue operations in enemy territory.

It is still not clear whether they will enter  Iran on the ground, but with tensions in the   Middle East at their peak and with the arrival  of additional American warships and marine forces   in the region, especially with Tehran strategic  assets in the crosshairs, that possibility remains   in play.

The regime in Tehran is hiding in the in  the face of the precise strikes by the air force.

The revolutionary guards and the bases are  abandoning the open streets and moving their   control centers into tunnels and shelters.

While the revolutionary guards in Iran are   trying to show that they are strong, the footage  from the ground reveals a picture of fear and   a desperate attempt at survival beneath the  concrete.

And alongside the strikes in Iran,   the IDF is destroying gas stations in Lebanon.

Today the IDF struck many stations belonging   to the company El Amana which are under the  control of the Shia terror organization and   operate in close connection with El Kassan known  asbalah’s bank.

The economic situation in Lebanon   is worsening and the government is increasing  its efforts to reach ceasefire.

Is Tean on its   way to abandoning? Will Naim Kasim unleash the  attack dogs of the Gadwan force in one last move   against Israel? The report by US President  Donald Trump the day before yesterday about   talks between the United States and Iran scrambled  all the cards in the Middle East.

And in Israel,   they’re identifying growing pressure withinah.

At the same time as increasing launches towards   Israel home front, the Shia terror organization  is preparing for the expansion of Israel’s ground   maneuver in southern Lebanon and plotting to use  kidnapped soldiers as a bargaining chip against   Israel and as a means of strengthening support  for the organization within Lebanon.

Well,   there’s a lot ahead of us.

Let us dive into  the details.

Let’s There’s so much going on.

I’m Mati Shosani and Ya Pinto who’s usually with  me is on vacation today.

So as you can see I’m   presenting to you Boots on the ground uh from  my home outside of Jerusalem.

The news report   that brings you the whole truth about what is  happening in Israel.

This is day 26 of the war   against the revolutionary guards in Iran, the  head of the axis of evil in the Middle East.

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So, what does this actually mean on the ground?  Let’s break it down.

There’s a lot going on   in the headlines, I want to give you a bit of  an insidider understanding of what’s actually   happening.

First of all, and to be very, very  clear, the war between Iran, Israel, the United   States is far from ending.

But where we are is  in yet another substantial transition point.

We transitioned from the conventional warfare  where the United States and Israel eliminated   much of the conventional army of the Iranians,  the IRGC leadership, the Ayatollah regime,   uh the people running the beast that is the  Iranian evil Ayatollah regime.

That’s one thing.

The second part was the war of attrition,  financial attrition specifically, where   Iran started putting a chokeold on the global  economy through the strait of Homus.

And that   is an important point.

It’s an important point  because it really gives us an understanding of the   big picture.

The big picture in which Iran doesn’t  plan to back down from this war without being able   to show some type of win.

And the United States  cannot end this war.

And I say this in the most   blunt words possible.

President Trump can’t walk  away without the straits of Hummus being open up.

President Trump is a master of media and a master  of not manipulation, but understanding how public   perception works.

and he’s done exactly that.

When the stock markets were going down, when the   oil price was going up globally, President Trump  released information that inspired peace, safety,   and a sense of security throughout the markets  around the world.

and he created a deadline that   pushes this process forward to the weekend, giving  room for the markets to adjust, for the price of   a barrel of oil to go down, and for him and his  team enough room to negotiate the next steps that   will take place in the conflict with Iran.

Now,  what does the Iranian response to his point or   his 15-point plan actually mean? Well, it means a  lot, and it also means nothing at the same time.

Let me just remind you that 24 hours ago, the  Iranian regime was claiming or swearing up and   down that they had never heard of a negotiation  with President Trump.

Uh that they never talked   about it, that such a thing never existed.

Trump actually named uh the chair of the Iranian   Parliament as the character, Khalibah is his name,  as the character with which they were negotiating.

And that man, it was almost as if someone claimed  that he suddenly had a sister created.

It’s a   joke, by the way, that we say in Hebrew.

And he  starts swearing, I’ve never heard of this.

We’ve   never spoken to these people.

We know nothing  of it.

Lo and behold, just a few hours later,   it turns out that there is a negotiation taking  place.

That President Trump indeed was telling   the truth, as we thought he was, and there is  a negotiation directly taking place with the   Iranians.

What are the Iranians actually trying to  do here? They are negotiating for their position.

They’re negotiating for their posture.

President  Trump made a really smart move in framing the   negotiation where he said that the story of  nuclear capabilities is off the table.

That’s what   he said.

He said, “We already agreed on whether  or not there will be nuclear capabilities.

” And   the Iranians have already agreed to give  up on their nuclear plan.

The Iranians,   of course, are claiming today, 24 hours after  they confirmed that there was such a negotiation,   that they never agreed to any of these terms.

What is my guess? What is my estimation? What   are we hearing from our sources? We’re hearing  that there is a negotiation taking place,   but it’s through mediators and both sides are  not at all on the same page yet.

Both of them   want to walk away from this victorious and they  need to find a way where they can frame that   as a victory for both sides.

I believe that is  possible.

I believe Iran and the Ayatollah regime   will sadly live to see another day.

That’s  sadly the reality that we face right now.

And more importantly, I believe that President  Trump won’t rest and won’t move on from this war   until it is abundantly clear that the Iranians  were defeated, that they can no longer export   terrorism to this region, and that we’re moving on  to a different day.

One last word about the Strait   of Hummus.

Uh there is a substantial pileup  of ships building up in the Strait of Hummus   right now, all waiting to carry oil out.

And I  want to say this in the most clear way possible.

The United States has several more levers of power  over the Iranian regime that they have not used   yet at the request of President Trump.

They have  not blown up the shadow fleet of tankers that is   selling oil to China that continues to travel  even today selling Iranian oil to the Chinese.

There’s more.

They have not blocked completely all  the smuggling routes through the northern regions   of Iran.

Israel struck there several times with  military uh airborne operations, but those routes   are still open.

They have not completely closed  off uh the goods that are coming in from China,   some of the minerals and the materials needed  to create uh the uh propulsion methods for the   ballistic missiles.

And the list goes on and of  course we have not destroyed all their means of   production for oil etc.

Why? because we’re leaving  a window open for the next step.

And that’s   important because it shows you that the United  States and in an understanding with the Iranians   are clear on the fact that we have more work to  do in negotiating and that military destruction   is not the only route on the table.

Where will we  go from here? We’ll break that down later in this
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Sirens  were heard again and Iranian ballistic missiles   returned to Israel skies on the 26th day of epic  fury war or roaring line as it’s called in Israel.

Thank God the interceptions worked and there  were no casualties in this wave of attacks.

We are ending the 26th day of the war and the  picture opening before us has two tracks running   in par parallel.

On the one side, there is talk of  contacts of mediators of a 15-point American plan   and of the possibility of an agreement.

On the  other side, the Israeli Air Force is increasing   the pace.

The Pentagon is pouring forces into  the region and the Revolutionary Guards are   broadcasting a much tougher line.

This is no  longer just a war of planes and missiles.

This   is a war over time, over nerves, over energy, and  over the question of who will blink first.

Let’s   begin on the ground in the field.

Throughout  the night, more than 50 ballistic missiles   were launched and storage sites in Iran were  struck by the Israeli Air Force.

This was not   one isolated wave, but a direct continuation of  a systematic effort to dismantle Iran’s firepower   array.

At the same time, broad waves of strikes  were completed in Tehran and Western Iran.

Among   the targets destroyed were revolutionary guards  intelligence headquarters, strategic weapons   warehouses and air defense systems.

That means  Israel is not satisfied with hunting launchers.

It is also operating against the brain, against  the warehouse, and against the shield protecting   all of it.

Now, this picture also includes the  facility in Isvahan.

Iranian media reported that   Israeli Air Force aircraft bombed the nuclear  facility in the city.

At the very same time,   it was reported that launchers were struck as well  as Iran’s most important explosives production   plant.

This is a site where explosives were  developed and uh produced for a range of weapon   systems.

That site had already been struck in  the past and the Iranian regime tried to restore   it.

That’s why striking it now is especially  important.

It doesn’t only damage production,   it also cuts off an attempted recovery in the  middle of the war.

And this joins a number that   is already hard to ignore.

So far, the Israeli Air  Force has carried out more than 600 strike sorties   against the ballistic missile array of the Iranian  terror regime.

At the same time, it was updated   today that the IDF has crossed the threshold of  15,000 mm dropped in Iran since the beginning of   Operation Waring Lion.

That is an enormous amount  of firepower.

And it explains why the IDF is now   identifying not only physical damage, but also  signs of erosion inside the Iranian launch array.

in the defense establishment.

They’re talking  about low morale, about absenteeism, and growing   fear among missile unit operatives.

Some of whom  are avoiding arrival at launch sites because of   the repeated eliminations at those very sites.

The  meaning of this can also be seen in the pace of   fire.

Iran is still firing.

It is still dangerous.

It is still trying to penetrate Israel’s defense   array.

But at the same time, excuse me, there’s a  clear Israeli effort to hunt every launcher that   comes up, every storage site that is exposed and  every cell that approaches the launch line.

Just   in the last 24 hours, footage was published  showing the destruction of a loaded ballistic   missile launcher ready to fire towards Israel.

This is exactly the kind of move that reflects   the operational logic of day 26.

Not to wait for  the barrage, but to dismantle it before it even   leaves the rails.

This day also exposed something  else very important in the maritime arena.

After   the unusual strike on the Iranian Navy in the  Caspian Sea, Israel is continuing to deny Iran   attack capabilities at sea.

The air force guided  by military intelligence and the Navy intelligence   department struck in recent days two central sites  for the production of naval cruise missiles in   the heart of Tehran.

Those sites operated under  the direct supervision of the Iranian Ministry   of Defense and were used for the development and  production of longrange naval cruise missiles, the   kind that can quickly strike targets both at sea  and on land.

And along the same line of action,   Israel also struck Infan, the only site in Iran  responsible for the development of submarines,   naval support systems, and unmanned vessels.

This  is the regime’s main research and development   center for underwater capabilities.

According to  assessments, the strike on the site is expected to   significantly limit Iran’s ability to develop  new submarines, upgrade the existing fleet,   and continue building unmanned vessels  for the maritime arena.

In simple words,   Israel is now striking not only those who  fire, but also those who build the weapons   for the next confrontation.

And why is this  important? Because Hummus has now become more   than just the name of a strait.

It has become  the economic decision point of this war.

While   Iran is trying to paralyze the global economy by  blocking shipping lanes in the straight of Homus,   Israel is helping the broader effort to reopen  it.

The strikes on the naval cruise missiles, on   the Navy in the Caspian Sea, and on the submarine  development site are all aimed at the same place,   denying Iran the ability to threaten overtime  freedom of navigation, tankers, and the most   sensitive energy route in the world.

Of course,  we’re talking about the Straight of Humus.

And
this is where the United States comes in.

While  Air Force aircraft operate over Iran, the Pentagon   is advancing operational plans to deploy thousands  of troops to the Middle East.

The US Army’s 82nd   Airborne Division, the Rapid Response Force, is on  its way to the region.

These are troops trained to   deploy within 18 hours, carry out airborne raids,  seize airfields, and capture strategic targets in   very short periods of time.

In some reports,  the number mentioned was around 2,000 troops,   and in others between 3,000 and 4,000.

What is  clear is that this force is being sent not to   create an image, but to open a real military  option for President Trump.

And it doesn’t end   there.

Alongside the Airborne Division, the United  States continues to maintain and reinforce Marine   and naval forces as well.

Warships, marine forces,  and amphibious assault ships are already moving   into the arena.

The talk is not only about general  deterrence, but about very concrete scenarios.

One  of them is a takeover of Kal Island.

the lifeline  of Iranian oil exports.

That island is responsible   for an enormous share of the oil leaving Iran.

If  Washington chooses to go there, it will not just   strike another target.

It will touch the regime’s  oxygen pipeline.

And this is exactly where the   heart of the diplomatic dilemma lies.

On the one  hand, Trump is signaling that he wants a deal.

He’s talking about contacts.

He’s talking about  the right people in Tehran.

He’s trying to advance   a 15-point framework to end the war.

On the other  hand, while he’s talking, the forces are moving,   and the Iranians see that very clearly.

That’s  why in Thran, they’re not taking the American   message at face value.

They’re broadcasting deep  distrust, warning the med warning the mediating   countries against another deceptive move and  claiming that they are not willing to be fooled   once more.

This is why Iran also continues to  demand dramatic concessions and to mock Trump.

Their tone from Tehran today was very sharp.

They’re effectively signaling rejecting of the   15 15point plan.

They’re demanding official and  practical control over the straight of Hummus and   that they can collect payment from ships passing  through it.

They are demanding guarantees that   war will not resume.

They are demanding an end  to Israeli strikes againstah.

They’re demanding   the full removal of all sanctions.

They are also  demanding, listen to this, compensation for war   damages.

and they are refusing any limitation on  their ballistic missile program.

In other words,   Thran is now putting on the table a list of  demands that in Washington looks like a wish list   detached from the reality on the ground.

On the  American side as well, these demands were defined   as ridiculous and unrealistic.

But it’s important  to understand something from the point of view of   the revolutionary guards.

This is not necessarily  meant to bring a quick agreement.

their meaning to   harden their position to buy time and show the  public in Iran that the regime is not folding   even while under fire.

And this connects to what  is happening inside Iran itself.

In recent days,   an increasing picture is emerging of a regime  trying to appear strong but acting out of fear.

Footage from the ground indicates that the bastige  forces, the enforcers of that regime are and their   supporters are moved to operate under bridges, in  tunnels, and in hiding places.

Checkpoints have   been moved from open streets to beneath concrete.

Regime men are being filmed shouting slogans out   of the darkness, far from the open sky.

This is  an image that teaches a great deal.

A regime that   feels secure in itself, doesn’t go under bridges.

A regime that does not that does that understands   that the skies are no longer their own.

And  if that were not enough, on the Iranian side,   they’re also continuing to build a narrative of  victory in Thran.

They present the postponement of   the American strikes as Washington’s defeat under  threat.

Their message is sharp.

Do not try to sell   this as an agreement.

From their perspective, the  United States backed down.

Regime spokes spokesmen   say explicitly that the enemy’s strategic power  turned into strategic failure and that someone   who failed to get out of the mud can’t call it  an agreement.

That’s how Iran is trying to hold   two fronts at once to project toughness outward  and also to create a sense of internal endurance   among its own public.

Here it’s important to pause  for a moment and to say something to our audience.

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Are   we on the way to an agreement or on the way to  a much bigger blow? And now we return to Lebanon   because the situation is moving there, too.

The  IDF struck today.

many situations or many stations   of the almana company which are underbalah’s  control and operate in close connection with   al kassanbalah bank these stations were used  to fuel trucks that transported weapons and   terrorists and they brought millions of dollars  into the organization in other words this is not   only a strike on seemingly civilian infrastructure  this is a direct strike on an economic engine that   feeds terror in Lebanon the economic situation  is worsening and Pressure on the government is   increasing.

President Ysef Aayun is trying  to advance a move to stop the war and begin
negotiations.

At the very same time, remains on  the familiar line.

Naim Kasan, the head ofbalah,   makes it clear the negotiations with Israel under  fire are surrender.

He refuses to talk about   giving up weapons and claims that the fighting  is a national responsibility of all of Lebanon.

This is important because amid all the talk of  an agreement between the United States and Iran,   is trying to signal that it has no intention of  disappearing from the picture.

But in Israel,   they identify growing pressure there.

If Thran  chooses the path of contacts with Washington, may   find itself left alone against Israel.

Therefore,  the assessment is that the organization is   examining one last more aggressive move in order  to create for itself a bargaining chip.

One of   the possibilities raised is a creative attempt to  kidnap IDF soldiers.

The goal is clear to obtain   leverage for a deal, strengthen support for the  organization inside Lebanon, and make it harder   for Israel to expand the maneuver in southern  Lebanon.

At the very same time, launches from   Lebanon continue, and the North has not really  calmed down.

That means this war has long since   stopped being conducted on only one axis.

Iran,  Homus, Kog Island, Lebanon, the Gulf, American   forces, strikes on industrial infrastructure  and diplomatic maneuvering.

Everything is now   connected into one campaign.

So, here’s the bottom  of the line on day 26.

Israel is increasing its   strikes in Iran, not only against launchers, but  against the production chain and the naval force.

The United States is moving forces that could  turn diplomatic talks into military action within   hours.

Iran is rejecting the American proposal,  demanding dramatic concessions, and mocking Trump   in public.

And while all of this is happening,  Lebanon is looking for a way to survive the moment   when Tehran may choose, first of all, to save  itself.

This campaign has still not come close   to an end.

It’s only becoming more dangerous the  closer the possibility of an agreement seems.

And   the question for the next report is already clear.

If the summit happens, will it stop the fire? Will   it only give Iran two more days to prepare for a  move that will eliminate the revolutionary guards?   I’m Aati Shosani.

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Now guys, as we end this, let   me remind you one last time to pray for Israel.

If  you’re not yet doing this on the regular basis, if   these last years have not proven to you one thing  is that prayer matters and prayer is necessary.

Just yesterday, our team and I were in Aad at the  site where a ballistic missile fell from the sky,   loaded with explosives and fell in the middle of  a building complex loaded with families and their   weekend guests.

Instead of striking the building,  it hit a patch of dirt.

three three meters,
four meters, five meters in any direction would  have led to dozens of casualties and it didn’t.

And I’ll tell you why.

Because we’re praying for  God’s protection because God because God protects   the people of Israel.

So if you haven’t started  this yet and haven’t picked up the habit yet,   start every day saying a quick prayer for God’s  will in this region to be done.

What does it look   like? Pray for the people of Israel.

Pray for  the soldiers, men and women in uniforms, both   the IDF and the American forces in this region  who are fighting a just, a holy and necessary   war.

Pray for the supernatural protection of  this country and for a quick and efficient way   to remove the regime in Iran and replace it with  something better for those people.

Guys, we might   be on the brink of something new.

We might be on  the brink of a dramatic change in this region,   a virtuous cycle that could completely change the  trajectory of this entire region in the future.

All we need to do is wait patiently and see God  in action.

And we need to continue praying and   believing for what God has done.

And I’ll just end  with this last message.

We’ve seen God be faithful   time and time again.

We’ve seen him protect the  people of Israel time and time again.

And he’s   going to be consistent and faithful to do that  once more.

He stood with the people of Israel.

He   stood with the land of Israel.

He stood with his  promise in this land.

And he will do the same for   you guys at home and for everyone fighting this  just war.

Be blessed, guys, and I’ll see you next time.