Iranian media, led by Press TV, shaped the unfiltered narratives of the 40-day war and US-Iran talks in Islamabad, exposing Washington's contradictions and establishing themselves as the global reference point in media diplomacy.

Trump's 'naval blockade' threat against Iran is a desperate, unsustainable bluff – militarily unfeasible, economically catastrophic, and a sign of America's strategic defeat in West Asia.

Despite Netanyahu's manipulative tactics, Trump is likely to surrender to Iran's demands in the next round of talks as the US blockade in Strait of Hormuz has backfired and global crises loom.

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.

Trump's team behind the failed US-Iran talks in Islamabad — a real estate envoy, a son-in-law, and a political convert — reveals a dangerous confusion of diplomacy with business deal-making, while also laying bare the deep-seated illusion of American exceptionalism.

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.

The war against Iran shattered assumptions of US technological supremacy, transforming sanctions-driven isolation into strategic autonomy and establishing resilience as the new currency of global power.