Iran’s speedboats have turned the Strait of Hormuz into a no-go zone for US naval forces, proving that small, fast swarms can neutralize even superpower aggression.

US-Israeli strikes on Iran’s Lavan oil facilities triggered a massive petroleum spill now contaminating protected Persian Gulf habitats, threatening endangered turtles, coral reefs, seabirds, and nearly 70 percent of Hormozgan’s coastline.

Despite claims that US shale oil can rapidly offset a Strait of Hormuz disruption, technical, economic, and logistical constraints render it incapable of compensating for such a large-scale, immediate supply shock.

Hezbollah's deployment of FPV drones in Southern Lebanon has inflicted significant losses on Israeli forces, fundamentally shifting the balance of asymmetric warfare against the embattled occupying army.

Tens of millions of Iranians, including students, women, and officials, have joined the ‘Janfada’ campaign in recent weeks, registering readiness to defend the nation against US-Israeli aggression.

The new doctrine for the management of the Strait of Hormuz, as announced by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, shifts from defensive vigilance to legally codified control to forge a post-American Persian Gulf order.

In a historic feat, an Iranian fighter jet evaded layered US air defenses to bomb Camp Buehring in Kuwait in the early days of the 40-day war, shattering the myth of US air superiority and validating Iran's indigenous aerospace power.