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Two key U.S. allies have left America hanging in the critical Strait of Hormuz, refusing President Trump's request for naval support against Iranian threats.
Pope Leo XIV's Sunday plea for dialogue with Iranian terrorists shows dangerous weakness as Trump administration fights to protect Israel and American interests in the Middle East.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brilliantly shut down fake death rumors spreading on social media by posting a simple video of himself enjoying his morning coffee.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi publicly dismissed any possibility of renewed negotiations with the Trump administration, contradicting earlier reports that Tehran was seeking diplomatic talks.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirms what Patriots already knew - Trump isn't begging America's enemies for negotiations like his predecessor did.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally debunked ridiculous death rumors spreading online, while U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee called out the absurd misinformation campaign.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to post a proof-of-life video after malicious rumors spread claiming he had died, with Trump ally Mike Huckabee helping debunk the lies.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to debunk ridiculous death rumors by posting video evidence he's alive and well, while Trump ally Mike Huckabee slammed the fake news.
Canadian security services have identified at least 30 high-ranking Iranian regime officials living illegally in Canada, with estimates suggesting up to 700 total Iranian military and government operatives may be hiding north of the border.
Iran's top diplomat publicly confirms what America First patriots already knew - the regime has zero interest in negotiating with President Trump's strength-through-peace approach.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi publicly dismissed any possibility of reopening diplomatic talks with the Trump administration, contradicting previous claims about Iranian interest in negotiations.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi flatly denied Trump's claims that the regime wants a deal, exposing the Islamic Republic's continued hostility toward America.
