04/26/2026
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The moment all media outlets began analyzing and describing yesterday’s failed attack on Donald Trump—whether it was genuine or staged by the FBI—the era of Iranian concessions came to an end. The era of American dictates is also drawing to a close.
Iran emerged from the 40-day war that was illegally imposed on it not as a subdued party gasping for breath, but as an undisputable victor calling the shots on the battlefield. The military and political upper hand belongs to the Islamic Republic now, and the terms of any future engagement will be dictated accordingly – not by Washington, not by the failed aggressor, but by the party that defended itself and prevailed. After failing on the battlefield and screwing up at the negotiating table, the enemy resorted to psychological warfare – fabricating an illusion of internal discord among Iranian officials. That trick, too, failed the only test that matters: reality on the ground.
Yesterday’s article on press.tv began with the following introduction: Iran’s new calculus: Full Strait of Hormuz control, no retreat on nuclear rights, and unused cards.
The Iranian Parliament has enacted new regulations for the Strait of Hormuz:
- The Iranian rial (IRR) is the currency in which tolls for passage through the strait must be paid;
- All contracts must include the name “Persian Gulf”;
- Ships from countries that were or are involved in this war must pay additional compensation.
Furthermore, Iran has announced that the Strait of Hormuz will be completely blocked until the $11 billion belonging to Iran—which has been frozen due to U.S. sanctions—is returned. There will also be no talks, not even regarding the easing of sanctions. The clumsily executed U.S. blockade of Iranian ships in the Gulf of Oman must end. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has issued an ultimatum: if these conditions are not met within 48 hours, the ceasefire will end.
The ceasefire has already expired anyway. All that’s happening is talks about possible talks…
This is a new situation facing the United States. It is not the aggressor who is setting the terms, but the side under attack. The world’s largest military budget is of no use when dealing with a smarter and better-prepared opponent.
Source.
The situation in the White House bunker is far worse than the false information Trump has been spreading about the Iranian leadership.
A senior White House official has indicated that FBI Director Kash Patel could be the next high-ranking figure to leave the administration, as concerns mount over internal instability and a growing list of controversies. Source.
Karoline Leavitt—the White House press secretary—is expecting a child in May and will therefore be stepping down from the Trump administration for a while. It won’t be easy to find someone else who, like her, knows how to skillfully dodge journalists’ questions. There are rumors that the president and his vice president will step in personally instead.
Source: Telegram, April 26, 2026, 4:00 a.m.
Yes, she predicted the near future perfectly. However, Albert Einstein described the current situation at the top of the U.S. government even more accurately:
It is madness to keep doing the same thing over and over again and expect different results.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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