Breaking | Supreme National Security Council of Iran announces that after 40 days of war, its military has achieved near-total success, pushing the enemy into what Tehran describes as a historic defeat.

Guided by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei and approved by the Supreme National Security Council, Iran will begin political negotiations with the United States in Islamabad on April 11.

The talks, scheduled for two weeks, aim to finalize the details of Iran’s battlefield gains, but Tehran stressed the war will continue until its ten-point plan is fully implemented and all national demands are secured.

Key elements of Iran’s plan include secure passage through the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian military coordination, the withdrawal of U.S. forces, full reparations, lifting of all sanctions, return of frozen assets, and formal approval of agreements via a binding UN Security Council resolution, establishing both legal and diplomatic victories.