The revolutionary concept of the 'diplomacy of resistance' — introduced to the world by Iran — has enabled it to defeat US pressure, build self-reliance, and become a global role model for oppressed nations fighting for their rights.

As high-stakes negotiations with the US are underway in Islamabad, a strategic assessment reveals that Iran is not seeking compromise but to consolidate the gains of the war it won.

In Islamabad, Iran enters talks with deep distrust over past US breaches, offering a clear 10-point plan, but "forever war" logic and an "Israel First" posture may prevent a real breakthrough.

Iran’s asymmetric strategy – high-precision missiles, anti-ship systems, and short-range air defenses – decimated US power projection in West Asia, achieving a historic victory and establishing a new model of regional deterrence.

The Israeli regime is facing its worst strategic crisis following the 40-day war against Iran, with a convergence of unsustainable economic burdens, eroding international support, and a deepening military manpower crisis, according to an American analyst.

Washington accepted a regional ceasefire after its 40-day aggression failed to achieve any of the objectives, including dominating Iran and plundering its oil reserves, a former Iranian lawmaker said.

A Brazil-based military analyst has challenged Western intelligence estimates on Iran’s missile arsenal, saying the country possesses more than 17,000 ballistic and cruise missiles as per her estimates.