US failed to achieve its war objectives of “regime change,” nuclear dismantlement, missile destruction, and regional containment against Iran, as Tehran emerged militarily resilient, domestically unified, and diplomatically victorious, with the resultant MoU formally codifying Washington's strategic defeat.

Iran’s war-ending MoU with the US hinges on verified Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon and end to hostilities, without which the deal won’t make headway, while Tehran embeds deterrence – from the Strait of Hormuz to military response – as enforceable leverage.

Iran-US MoU to be signed in Geneva on Friday marks Trump's humiliating defeat, as Washington failed to subdue Iran or achieve the goal of “regime change,” vindicating the Islamic Republic's resilience while exposing Israel's strategic collapse.

Iran marks the anniversary of the liberation of southwestern city of Khorramshahr.

Iran demands a definitive end to the imposed war on its terms – before any discussion on the nuclear issue – while a strategically defeated US has no options but to accept Iran's logical conditions or stumble into catastrophic escalation.

The 1982 liberation of Khorramshahr from the US-backed Ba'athist regime became Iran’s defining symbol of resistance and unity, a spirit that reemerged in the recent US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran.

Iran outlined a post-war diplomatic and strategic recalibration, tying regional maritime measures and foreign policy positions to a broader shift towards a multipolar global order.