Iran must counter Oman's unilateral Strait of Hormuz move and Trump's sabre rattling with coordinated political-military measures, as sovereignty over this strategic chokepoint is the primary security guarantee preventing the enemy from achieving diplomatically what it failed to win through war.

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 post-war strategic ascendancy, as articulated in the Leader's recent message, is anchored in military resilience and regional leverage, exposing US-Zionist decline and creating new opportunities for the Islamic Republic to shape the emerging regional order.

Despite a formal truce and the finalization of the war-ending MoU, unrelenting US threats and Israeli military occupation of Lebanon undermine the memorandum, reducing it to a coercive pause – a strategic interlude before renewed conflagration.

The MoU between Iran and the US to end the war of aggression has been widely welcomed worldwide as both sides prepare to formally sign it in Geneva on Friday.

For Iran, the understanding to end the imposed military war marks the beginning of a political war, which is built on zero trust, unified fronts, and popular mobilization, turning the post-war phase into strategic leverage for the country.

The central command center of the Iranian armed forces says the will of the Iranian nation has been successfully imposed on the enemies.