ترامب يتراجع ويوقف الحرب.. مفاجأة "باتريوت" تقلب موازين الحرب ومضيق هرمز يحسم الأمر

Trump Backs Down and Halts the War... Patriot Surprise Turns the Tables and the Strait of Hormuz Decides the Matter "Stopping the War" Episode from Summary Channel... Get the Story from the Beginning... Sponsored by Better House 🏠 Price per meter starts from 19,999 EGP with immediate occupancy... A fantastic opportunity in the New Administrative Capital in Sky Capital Compound and Sky Capital View Reserve now with a form costing only 50,000 EGP https://betterhouse-eg.com/contact-us/ 📞Hotline 15136 📲 WhatsApp: +201227000507 Trump "halted the strike on Iran following diplomatic efforts," and Zelensky "links" Russian satellite images to Iranian attacks Iranian state television quoted the spokesman for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as saying on Saturday that Britain would become a "legitimate and guaranteed target" if it supported The United States is not at war with Tehran. The spokesman added that any country, including Britain and the Gulf states, that supports the United States in any conflict would be considered a legitimate target, noting that American bombers had recently used British airfields. This comes as Axios, citing two sources familiar with the matter, reported that US President Donald Trump instructed the US military not to launch new attacks on Iran on Friday, after nearly two weeks of daily attacks. According to the report, Trump's instructions came hours after an Omani delegation arrived in Tehran for talks on new arrangements for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Conversely, there were no reports on Saturday of Iranian attacks on neighboring countries, such as those carried out daily in retaliation for US attacks. The New York Times, citing two sources familiar with the matter, reported that Trump has decided, for the time being, to back down from previous plans to escalate attacks on Iran. The newspaper added that Trump and his advisors are concerned about the conflict escalating, depleting defense stockpiles, angering US allies in the Gulf, and impacting energy supplies and the global economy. Washington is considering resuming major combat operations in Iran, and Arab states are describing Tehran's attacks as "outright aggression." Axios reported that these talks have made progress, and that an agreement between Oman and Iran could be reached within the next few hours. President Trump had previously stated that he had not yet made a decision regarding launching broader strikes against Iran, as Tehran was showing "greater seriousness" in the talks with Washington. Trump said that the United States and Iran were holding talks to negotiate an end to their conflict, but he reiterated that Tehran was not yet ready to reach an agreement, giving Iran a choice between reaching an agreement or facing a "much more intense" level of strikes. On the ground, the US military said on Saturday that its naval blockade of Iran "remains in full force," but it did not officially explain why a series of escalating strikes that lasted 13 nights had ceased. U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced it had diverted 12 commercial vessels that attempted to breach the embargo on Iran, stating that it had "disrupted the movement of two vessels that failed to comply with orders and boarded two others to ensure full compliance." CENTCOM said in a post on its X platform: "Earlier today (Saturday), U.S. forces completed a boarding operation to verify the status of the Comoros-flagged tanker M/T Charminar in the Arabian Sea, where the tanker is now continuing its voyage. On July 24, CENTCOM forces also disrupted the movement of the Mozambique-flagged tanker M/T Lavine in the Gulf of Oman after its crew repeatedly attempted to violate the embargo and ignored repeated warnings. The vessel is no longer headed to Iran." Meanwhile, Iran announced that it had managed to sell $11.5 billion worth of oil during the war and $6.5 billion worth during the ceasefire. Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said on Saturday that these sales accounted for more than 60 percent of the oil revenues projected in Iran's annual budget. As tensions continue over the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has closed again following renewed fighting with the United States, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMT) reported on Saturday an incident involving an oil tanker and military forces near the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that it had intercepted four vessels attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz within a 24-hour period. This episode also covers: 00:00 Trump halts strike on Iran... What happened inside the White House? (Includes introduction + sponsor) 02:30 Trump halts strike on Iran... What did Axios reports reveal about the decision? 04:59 Patriot missile crisis... Did it change the course of the war between America and Iran? 08:06 Iran escalates confrontation... The Strait of Hormuz and the Middle East are on a knife's edge 11:19 Why is America unable to win the war against Ir...