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🔥⚰️༉‧₊˚🕯️🖤❀ 𝙁𝙐𝙉𝙀𝙍𝘼𝙇 𝘿𝙀 𝙆𝙃𝘼𝙈𝙀𝙄𝙉𝙀 𝙀𝙈 𝙏𝙀𝙀𝙍𝘼̃ ⚔ 𝙑𝙄𝙉𝙂𝘼𝙉𝘾̧𝘼, 𝙈𝙐𝙇𝙏𝙄𝘿𝘼̃𝙊 𝙀 𝙎𝙀𝙂𝙐𝙍𝘼𝙉𝘾̧𝘼 𝙈𝘼́𝙓𝙄𝙈𝘼❗
😔✞🧎♀️🧎 The funeral processions and ceremonies for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei continue in Tehran with strong popular mobilization, the regime’s pressure for a large turnout, and fiery speeches calling for revenge against the United States and Israel.
The event is being used as a stage for the regime to demonstrate strength and internal unity after Khamenei’s death during recent conflicts.
Live updates from Iran International:
Official processions continue with the casket displayed in symbolic locations. Revolutionary Guard commanders and officials reinforce threats of “divine” and “tough” retaliation. Security is reinforced to the extreme across the entire country to prevent any incident. The events will continue until the final burial in Mashhad, scheduled for July 9.
🔔Important Context
The funeral takes place at a delicate time: Iran is still recovering from the impacts of the war with Israel and the U.S., while Donald $TRUMP is placed in command, and indirect negotiations with Washington continue in Doha (with recent reports of “positive progress”). However, the confrontational rhetoric does not decrease.
⚡Global Impact
Any new escalation of tensions or any action can directly affect the Strait of Hormuz (through which 20% of the world’s oil passes), energy prices, and international markets.
💭And what do you think?
Will this major state-sponsored spectacle of mourning help the Iranian regime regroup and unite the people, or could it make room for more internal protests and international tensions?
#Khamenei #teera #IranIsraelConflict
😔✞🧎♀️🧎 The funeral processions and ceremonies for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei continue in Tehran with strong popular mobilization, the regime’s pressure for a large turnout, and fiery speeches calling for revenge against the United States and Israel.
The event is being used as a stage for the regime to demonstrate strength and internal unity after Khamenei’s death during recent conflicts.
Live updates from Iran International:
Official processions continue with the casket displayed in symbolic locations. Revolutionary Guard commanders and officials reinforce threats of “divine” and “tough” retaliation. Security is reinforced to the extreme across the entire country to prevent any incident. The events will continue until the final burial in Mashhad, scheduled for July 9.
🔔Important Context
The funeral takes place at a delicate time: Iran is still recovering from the impacts of the war with Israel and the U.S., while Donald $TRUMP is placed in command, and indirect negotiations with Washington continue in Doha (with recent reports of “positive progress”). However, the confrontational rhetoric does not decrease.
⚡Global Impact
Any new escalation of tensions or any action can directly affect the Strait of Hormuz (through which 20% of the world’s oil passes), energy prices, and international markets.
💭And what do you think?
Will this major state-sponsored spectacle of mourning help the Iranian regime regroup and unite the people, or could it make room for more internal protests and international tensions?
#Khamenei #teera #IranIsraelConflict
˗ˏˋ ✞ ˎˊ˗ ⚰️ FUNERAL OF KHAMENEI IN TEHRAN✨🥀 VOWS OF REVENGE AND PRESSURE FROM THE CROWD✞😞😓🙏🏻
†🧎The funeral of Iran’s former Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, continues in Tehran with heavy mobilization and a tight security setup.
Iranian authorities and commanders vow revenge against the US and Israel, while the regime pushes for a large turnout.
➢Highlights of the moment
Official processions underway, with the coffin on display and ceremonies scheduled up to burial in Mashhad (day 9). Commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard and officials reinforce calls for retaliation. A notable absence of major world leaders, highlighting Iran’s international isolation.
The event is unfolding in parallel with indirect talks in Doha (positive progress reported), as the country deals with the aftermath of the recent war.
➢Why Does This Matter?
A moment of high internal and external tension. Any escalation could affect the Strait of Hormuz again, oil prices, and regional stability. The funeral is being used to try to project unity and strength after Khamenei’s death.
What do you think?
Will this funeral help the regime regroup, or could it spark new sparks of protest and tension with the West?
#Khamenei #iran #teera
†🧎The funeral of Iran’s former Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, continues in Tehran with heavy mobilization and a tight security setup.
Iranian authorities and commanders vow revenge against the US and Israel, while the regime pushes for a large turnout.
➢Highlights of the moment
Official processions underway, with the coffin on display and ceremonies scheduled up to burial in Mashhad (day 9). Commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard and officials reinforce calls for retaliation. A notable absence of major world leaders, highlighting Iran’s international isolation.
The event is unfolding in parallel with indirect talks in Doha (positive progress reported), as the country deals with the aftermath of the recent war.
➢Why Does This Matter?
A moment of high internal and external tension. Any escalation could affect the Strait of Hormuz again, oil prices, and regional stability. The funeral is being used to try to project unity and strength after Khamenei’s death.
What do you think?
Will this funeral help the regime regroup, or could it spark new sparks of protest and tension with the West?
#Khamenei #iran #teera
⚰️ FUNERAL OF SUPREME LEADER ALI KHAMENEI🔥😬 MAXIMUM TENSION IN THE AIR ❗
Thousands of Iranians gather today in Tehran for the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the former Supreme Leader of Iran.
The event takes place amid a major security operation, as the country is still living with the consequences of the recent war with Israel and the US.
What’s going on❓
Ceremony with a strong presence of officials and a crowd. Strict security measures to prevent incidents at a time of high sensitivity. The funeral is taking place while indirect negotiations with the US continue in Doha (positive progress was reported yesterday).
Khamenei’s death marks the end of an era and leaves Iran at a delicate moment of transition, as the country deals with rebuilding, international pressure, and nuclear talks/ceasefire.
⚡Global Impact
Any major instability in Iran directly affects the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, and global markets.
Meanwhile, Donald $TRUMP e mediators (Qatar/Pakistan) continue working to stabilize the region.
💭Will this funeral bring more internal unity in Iran, or could it make room for new changes and instabilities?
#iran #teera #Trump's
Thousands of Iranians gather today in Tehran for the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the former Supreme Leader of Iran.
The event takes place amid a major security operation, as the country is still living with the consequences of the recent war with Israel and the US.
What’s going on❓
Ceremony with a strong presence of officials and a crowd. Strict security measures to prevent incidents at a time of high sensitivity. The funeral is taking place while indirect negotiations with the US continue in Doha (positive progress was reported yesterday).
Khamenei’s death marks the end of an era and leaves Iran at a delicate moment of transition, as the country deals with rebuilding, international pressure, and nuclear talks/ceasefire.
⚡Global Impact
Any major instability in Iran directly affects the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, and global markets.
Meanwhile, Donald $TRUMP e mediators (Qatar/Pakistan) continue working to stabilize the region.
💭Will this funeral bring more internal unity in Iran, or could it make room for new changes and instabilities?
#iran #teera #Trump's
👉 First Night Without Reported US Military Attacks on Iran in Two Weeks — Trump Says Tehran “Would Love to Make a Deal” as Iranian Authorities Dismiss Negotiations
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#TRUMP #teera #MilitaryStrike #MilitaryUpdate
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#TRUMP #teera #MilitaryStrike #MilitaryUpdate
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World News: First Night Without Reported US Strikes on Iran in Two Weeks — Trump Says Tehran "Would Love to Make a Deal" as Iranian Officials Dismiss Negotiations
Friday night marked the first night in approximately two weeks without reported US military strikes on Iran, according to US Central Command — which made no announcement of new military action. Trump claimed Tehran would "love to make a deal" after mulling potential escalation with Cabinet officials, saying Iran is "getting more serious" about negotiations. Iranian military officials immediately dismissed the comments, with one suggesting Iran would welcome a US ground invasion rather than negotiations. The Gulf of Oman saw a separate incident involving a tanker and "military forces" reported by the UK's maritime agency. In the Red Sea, Saudi authorities activated warnings in two provinces bordering the waterway as Houthi-affiliated media reported Saudi airstrikes on the major port city of Hodeidah following an attack on a Saudi vessel.
Red Sea — Saudi Provinces on Alert, Hodeidah Struck
The Red Sea situation is escalating independently of the US-Iran direct conflict dynamic. Saudi Arabia activated warnings in two provinces bordering the Red Sea as Houthi-affiliated media reported Saudi airstrikes on Hodeidah — the major port city that has been the primary Houthi logistics hub throughout the Yemen conflict. A reported attack on a Saudi vessel preceded the Saudi airstrikes. The Saudi-Houthi Red Sea confrontation is a second simultaneous shipping disruption operating alongside Hormuz — and it is not contingent on US-Iran diplomatic developments. Even if the US and Iran reached a ceasefire that reopened Hormuz, the Red Sea's Houthi-driven disruption would continue independently unless the Iran-Houthi support relationship changed simultaneously.
The Oil Market Read-Through Into FOMC Week
The strike pause and Trump's deal comments arriving on the eve of FOMC week create a specific market dynamic. Oil markets will open Sunday with the first night-without-strikes signal since the conflict escalated — a development that would typically produce a partial oil price decline as Hormuz risk premium is partially repriced lower. But the Iran military official's dismissal of negotiations, the ongoing Red Sea Saudi-Houthi confrontation, and the Gulf of Oman tanker incident confirm that the structural supply disruption has not resolved. Any Sunday oil decline is therefore likely to be partial and fragile — the same whipsaw pattern that sent WTI from $91 to $80 on Monday's ceasefire report before rebounding to $97+ by Friday.
For Bitcoin heading into FOMC week at $63,802 — with the 200-week SMA at $62,873 just $929 away — any oil price decline that reduces near-term inflation expectations and reduces the probability of hawkish FOMC forward guidance is constructive. But the pattern of this conflict is that every oil relief event has been temporary and partially reversed within 48-72 hours. The FOMC meeting July 28-29 will occur with oil somewhere in the $85-$100 range regardless of Sunday's open — and the Fed's forward guidance will need to account for that reality rather than pricing in a Hormuz normalization that has not materialized.
Red Sea — Saudi Provinces on Alert, Hodeidah Struck
The Red Sea situation is escalating independently of the US-Iran direct conflict dynamic. Saudi Arabia activated warnings in two provinces bordering the Red Sea as Houthi-affiliated media reported Saudi airstrikes on Hodeidah — the major port city that has been the primary Houthi logistics hub throughout the Yemen conflict. A reported attack on a Saudi vessel preceded the Saudi airstrikes. The Saudi-Houthi Red Sea confrontation is a second simultaneous shipping disruption operating alongside Hormuz — and it is not contingent on US-Iran diplomatic developments. Even if the US and Iran reached a ceasefire that reopened Hormuz, the Red Sea's Houthi-driven disruption would continue independently unless the Iran-Houthi support relationship changed simultaneously.
The Oil Market Read-Through Into FOMC Week
The strike pause and Trump's deal comments arriving on the eve of FOMC week create a specific market dynamic. Oil markets will open Sunday with the first night-without-strikes signal since the conflict escalated — a development that would typically produce a partial oil price decline as Hormuz risk premium is partially repriced lower. But the Iran military official's dismissal of negotiations, the ongoing Red Sea Saudi-Houthi confrontation, and the Gulf of Oman tanker incident confirm that the structural supply disruption has not resolved. Any Sunday oil decline is therefore likely to be partial and fragile — the same whipsaw pattern that sent WTI from $91 to $80 on Monday's ceasefire report before rebounding to $97+ by Friday.
For Bitcoin heading into FOMC week at $63,802 — with the 200-week SMA at $62,873 just $929 away — any oil price decline that reduces near-term inflation expectations and reduces the probability of hawkish FOMC forward guidance is constructive. But the pattern of this conflict is that every oil relief event has been temporary and partially reversed within 48-72 hours. The FOMC meeting July 28-29 will occur with oil somewhere in the $85-$100 range regardless of Sunday's open — and the Fed's forward guidance will need to account for that reality rather than pricing in a Hormuz normalization that has not materialized.
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