🚨 REPORT: IRAN’S CLOCK IS TICKING
— Mossad Commentary (@MOSSADil) April 14, 2026
Within 10 to 14 days, Iran could reach a breaking point. Its oil storage capacity will fill, forcing wells to shut down. Once production stops, restarting becomes harder and long-term damage begins to set in.
At the same time, this is not just… pic.twitter.com/bGIZz3Guz9
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🚨 REPORT: IRAN’S CLOCK IS TICKING
Within 10 to 14 days, Iran could reach a breaking point. Its oil storage capacity will fill, forcing wells to shut down. Once production stops, restarting becomes harder and long-term damage begins to set in.
At the same time, this is not just about exports. Iran may be an oil producer, but it lacks sufficient refining capacity. It relies on imports for gasoline and diesel to keep its economy moving.
So as exports are choked off, Iran faces a second problem internally. Fuel shortages begin to emerge across the country, affecting transportation, industry, and daily life.
This is no longer just economic pressure. It is a narrowing window with compounding consequences.
United States is preparing for a second round of war with Iran.
As well they should...
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Text taken from the Telegram channel of: 1924286585
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics.
[ColonelCassad] The US is preparing for a second round of war with Iran. Are the US preparing for a second round against Iran? China's MizarVision has released new footage of Western naval forces forming a common position to continue strikes against Iran.
The French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle and the American USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) are currently in the Eastern Mediterranean. Meanwhile, another US aircraft carrier, the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), along with its support vessels, is extending this network further east, toward Iran, and the USS George HW Bush is expected to arrive soon. This configuration no longer resembles a simple standoff of individual ships. It looks like a sophisticated, multi-layered defense before the main strike. It includes air power, general logistics, and the ability to continuously monitor a vast territory—from Israel and the Red Sea to the Persian Gulf. So the hypothesis that the US only needed the talks to build up its strike force appears to be confirmed.
At the same time, there are reports from both sides about another round of talks, which could take place this week. If nothing is agreed upon there, the chaos will continue. Iran is also preparing for this scenario.
More from Rozhin:
Damage to Iran is estimated at $270 billion.
Text taken from the Telegram channel of Pars Today Russian
Iran has estimated its damage from the war with the US and Israel at $270 billion. Therefore, Iran intends to seek reparations from the US and also intends to levy duties on tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran also yesterday demanded compensation from the Persian Gulf monarchies that aided the US attack on Iran. A member of the Iranian Parliament's National Security Committee stated that if the US does not pay Iran war reparations, Iran will detain hostile vessels in the Persian Gulf and sell them.
As we can see, Iran is placing a strong emphasis on the aggressors covering the damages themselves. The US refuses to pay directly, but interestingly, it is willing to agree to Iran collecting duties in the Strait of Hormuz, but only if Iran shares a portion of the collected funds with the US.
Seyed Mahmoud Nabvian, Member of Parliament and member of the expert group of the Iranian negotiating delegation in Islamabad, Pakistan:
Dear citizens of Iran, The reasons for the excessive demands and the lack of an agreement with the United States:
1. The demand for a share with Iran in the revenues from the Strait of Hormuz!!!!!
2. The demand for the removal from Iran of uranium enriched to 60%
3. The demand to deprive Iran of the right to enrich uranium for a period of 20 years. Fortunately, Iranian representatives in the negotiating team firmly defended the country's national interests.
Actually, as was said, Trump wanted to receive a portion of the tribute from the Gulf states, which Iran wants entirely for itself, and Trump wants a share of it.
Again, regarding the unscrupulousness of the current White House administration. Amid talk that the US will not allow changes to the rules in the Strait of Hormuz, the US was ready to participate if the Iranians gave them a share of the money. This is "international politics" these days.
From "Tehran in 3 days" to "give us the uranium and give us a rollback on reparations duties."
399 US troops have been wounded in Iran war, 13 killed, says CENTCOM
[IsraelTimes] The US military reveals that 399 US troops have been wounded so far in the Iran war.
The formal injury count, provided by Capt. Tim Hawkins, spokesman for US Central Command, says three service members have been seriously wounded.
Central Command said two weeks ago in a previous update that 348 troops were wounded, six of them seriously. However, the military command does not provide any further details about the wounded, so it’s unclear whether anyone’s status improves or worsens.
Hawkins says of the total wounded to date, 354 service members have returned to duty.
Since the Iran war began, 13 US service members have been killed in combat.
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