Twelve years after Nigeria's 2014 Quds Day massacre claimed 34 lives including Sheikh Zakzaky's three young sons, the unanswered cries for justice persist as official inquiries fade, yet divine accountability ultimately awaits the oppressors.

This week, 68 body fragments of 32 students killed in a horrific US triple-tap Tomahawk strike on a Minab elementary school were laid to rest, yet first-grader Makan Nasiri remains missing amid American denial and the world’s indifference.

During a Senate hearing, US War Secretary Pete Hegseth faced bipartisan grilling over the failed war against Iran, repeatedly evading questions about its cost, strategy, and accountability while requesting billions of dollars more to sustain a campaign that has proved complete failure.

Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, in response to the continued US violations of the MoU and a fresh wave of military aggression, constitutes a calibrated strategy of cost imposition, transforming defensive action into decisive geopolitical leverage.

A Chinese historian and poet who attended Ayatollah Khamenei's historic funeral in Tehran says the experience offered a profound glimpse into Iran's soul, as collective grief, the civilizational resonance of Persian poetry, and the nation's resilient dignity under pressure deepened his understanding of the spiritual bond between the Iranian people and their martyred leader.

US broke the MoU through military aggression and economic warfare, leaving Iran no choice but lawful self-defense, so now the Strait of Hormuz is Iran's sovereign lever to dismantle the old US-dominated order and establish a new regional reality where outsiders have no role to play.

Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei's emphasis on retribution for the martyred Leader and thousands of other martyrs signals a carefully calibrated doctrinal shift, intertwining religious obligation, strategic deterrence, and national unity in pursuit of justice against American-Israeli perpetrators through judicial, diplomatic, and public avenues.