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Regional tensions spike as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issues stark warnings alongside Washington, signaling readiness for confrontation with Iran. Reports claim U.S. and Israeli forces are positioning assets, raising fears of strikes on Iranian ports and infrastructure. Markets, diplomats, and civilians brace as rhetoric hardens and red lines blur.

Meanwhile, Iranian media-linked reports say Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has relocated to a hardened bunker, underscoring elite anxiety. Alleged shifts of operational authority within Tehran suggest preparations for crisis governance. With U.S. naval movements confirmed by President Trump, analysts warn miscalculation could ignite a wider regional war.




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00:00We've now finished two years of the War of Independence. In this war, Israel astonished
00:07in its actions and smote our enemies. What most amazes foreign leaders I speak
00:16with is that most of the army fighting are reservists. The regulars do amazing work,
00:28but what impresses them most is that hundreds of thousands of the fighting force are,
00:32in essence, reservists. They give their all, and we must give them everything.
00:44And today, in addition to grants already given,
00:47the government is approving an additional support plan for reservists for the coming year.
00:52Totaling 1.2 billion shekels.
01:00This plan will reward soldiers according to the service, especially our fighters.
01:07They're on the front, and we stand with them, and we'll keep supporting them.
01:14I thank the finance and defense ministers for their great combined work bringing this support quickly.
01:20Tehran is on edge. According to multiple sources,
01:49Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has gone underground. Literally.
01:55According to officials close to the government,
01:58Khamenei has moved into a fortified underground shelter in Tehran
02:02after his own security chiefs assessed that a U.S. strike is no longer theoretical,
02:08but possible at any moment.
02:10The facility is described as a hardened tunnel complex built for wartime survival.
02:15For a regime that projects absolute control, this move signals something far more alarming.
02:22Fear at the very top.
02:24According to Iran International, the day-to-day control of the supreme leader's office
02:29has now been handed to his son, Masoud Khamenei.
02:33He is reportedly acting as the main conduit between the leader and Iran's executive branches.
02:38When a system built on strength and permanence shifts authority in this way,
02:43it reflects deep concern about survival.
02:46Analysts say leaders do not disappear underground unless they believe the ceiling above them
02:52may soon collapse, politically or militarily.
02:56Those fears are unfolding as Washington sends unmistakable signals.
03:01President Donald Trump has confirmed that a U.S. armada is moving toward Iran,
03:07warning Tehran over the killing of protesters and any restart of its nuclear program.
03:12You know, we have a lot of ships going that direction, just in case.
03:17We have a big flotilla going in that direction.
03:20And we'll see what happens.
03:23Well, do you think they're a force?
03:25We have a big force going toward Iran.
03:28I'd rather not see anything happen, but we're watching them very closely.
03:33I saw 837 hangings on Thursday.
03:39If they would have been dead, every one of them would have been hung.
03:42This is like from a thousand years ago.
03:45This is an ancient culture.
03:46Very smart people, by the way.
03:48The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and three destroyers have left the South China Sea
03:55and are now operating in the Indian Ocean, bringing nearly 5,700 additional U.S. personnel into the region.
04:03F-15E Strike Eagles are now active in the Middle East,
04:07while dozens of U.S. military cargo aircraft have been tracked heading toward forward bases.
04:13America is not acting alone.
04:16The United Kingdom has deployed Typhoon fighter jets to Cathar, officially in a defensive role.
04:22U.S. missile defenses, including Patriot and Thad systems, remain on high alert across the region.
04:29This posture mirrors the military buildup that preceded last year's U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
04:36Officials insist these moves are deterrent, but deterrence often looks identical to preparation.
04:42All of this unfolds as Iran faces its most severe internal unrest in decades.
04:49Since late December, protests driven by economic collapse and anger at clerical rule have swept the country.
04:57Activists say more than 5,000 people have been killed and over 27,000 detained.
05:03The regime has responded with mass arrests, internet blackouts, and threats of fast-track executions.
05:10Trump has openly called for an end to Khomeini's 37-year rule, telling Iranians to keep protesting and take over institutions.
05:19Iran's supreme leader is underground.
05:22U.S. warships are closing in.
05:24All sides say they want to avoid war, but history shows wars often begin when leaders believe they have no other choice.
05:33Whether this is brinkmanship or the final phase of deterrence, the message is clear.
05:38The Middle East is holding its breath, and the next move could change everything.
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