Iran yasema vita dhidi ya Marekani na Israel lazima iwe na mshindi

Iran imesema wataamua wakati vita kati yao na Marekani na Israel vitaisha, huku wakisisitiza hakuna mafuta yatakayosafirishwa nje ya Mashariki ya Kati iwapo wataendelea kushambuliwa. Rais Donald Trump amesema vita vitaisha ndani ya wiki nne au mapema zaidi. Hata hivyo, jeshi la Iran linasema lazima kuwe na mshindi na kauli ya Trump ni upuzi.

Vita kati ya Iran, Marekani na Israel vimeendelea kutoa kauli mbalimbali kutoka pande zote. Iran imesema wao ndio wataamua ni lini vita vitaisha, huku wakihofia usafirishaji wa mafuta katika Ukanda wa Mashariki ya Kati. Taarifa ya jeshi la Iran ilisema, “Sisi ndio tutaamua ni lini vita vitaisha tena kwa njia gani kwa sababu lazima kuwe na mshindi. Kauli ya Trump ni upuzi tu.”

Rais Trump alikuwa amesema vita vitaisha ndani ya wiki nne au hata mapema zaidi kwa sababu Marekani imedhoofisha jeshi la Iran kabisa. Alionya kwamba iwapo Iran itazuia usafirishaji wa mafuta katika Strait of Hormuz, watapigwa mara 20 zaidi kuliko hapo awali. Trump aliongeza, “Tutawashambulia kiasi kwamba itakuwa vigumu tena kwao kuamka au kufufua taifa lao hata kwa msaada wa washirika wao.”

Strait of Hormuz, ambayo inahusika na sehemu ya mafuta yanayosafirishwa ulimwenguni, sasa imefungwa na hakuna meli za mafuta zinazosafiri, hali inayoweza kusababisha kupanda bei ya mafuta ghafi.

Mnamo Jumapili, Iran ilimteua Mojtaba Khamenei kama kiongozi mpya wa kidini baada ya kiongozi mkuu Ayatollah Khamenei kuuawa katika shambulio. Israel imesema vita vitaisha tu iwapo utawala wa kiimla utaondolewa. Waziri Mkuu Benjamin Netanyahu alisema, “Lengo letu ni kuhakikisha kuwa raia wa Iran wana sauti katika kumchagua kiongozi wao. Mwishowe ni wao ndio wataamua lakini tukifaulu pamoja na watu wa Iran basi tutamaliza kabisa uhasama na vita ambavyo vimekwepo kwa miaka mingi.”

Maafisa wa Marekani wanasema lengo lao ni kuharibu vituo vya nyuklia vya Iran, lakini Trump anasisitiza mabadiliko ya uongozi. Tangu vita vianze mwisho wa Februari, zaidi ya raia 1332 wa Iran wameuawa na wengi kujeruhiwa. Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Iran Abbas Araqchi alisema hawana nia ya kuzungumza na Marekani tena, akisema, “Bado walituvamia wakati mazungumzo yalikuwa yamefikia hatua muhimu. Kuzungumza na Amerika si ajenda yetu tena, huko tumetoka.”

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Dramatic photo illustration of refugees fleeing the US-Iran war, with jets, explosions, oil price spikes, and leaders amid global crisis.
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The US-led military operation against Iran, launched on February 28, has entered its second week, prompting fluctuations in global oil prices and the exodus of thousands of Afghans and Pakistanis from the country. President Donald Trump described the conflict as ahead of schedule and largely complete, while Iranian officials issued mixed signals amid leadership fragmentation. Democrats and media outlets have labeled it a potential 'forever war,' calling for congressional approval.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on March 11 (local time) that the war with Iran will end 'soon,' stating there is 'practically nothing left to target.' In a phone interview with Axios, Trump emphasized that the operation is going well and he can end it anytime he wants. The remarks came on the 12th day of the U.S. military operation codenamed 'Operation Epic Fury,' amid ongoing concerns about its impact on oil prices and the global economy.

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The United States and Israel continued military operations against Iran on March 4, 2026, entering the fifth day of the conflict known as Operation Epic Fury. The strikes have targeted Iranian naval assets, missile capabilities, and leadership, including the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Criticism mounts over the lack of congressional approval and evacuation plans for Americans in the region.

On March 10, 2026, nearly two weeks after the US and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran, President Donald Trump stated from his Doral golf club that military objectives were «largely achieved», while refusing to end bombings. He praised the operation's progress, threatened Iranian energy infrastructure if needed, downplayed oil price spikes, and expressed disappointment over Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as new supreme leader following his father Ali's death in the initial strikes.

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The U.S. military is readying for possibly extended operations against Iran should President Donald Trump authorize an attack, according to two anonymous officials. This preparation coincides with ongoing diplomatic efforts, including talks in Geneva mediated by Oman. Iranian opposition figure Reza Pahlavi has called for U.S. intervention to hasten the regime's downfall.

In the days following the US and Israeli strikes on Iran that began on February 28, 2026—including the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei—President Donald Trump faces growing criticism for the operation's scale, lack of clear objectives, and contradiction of his anti-war campaign pledges, amid low public support and warnings of regional turmoil.

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Iranian airspace closed on Wednesday night amid signs of an imminent US attack, but no strike occurred, leaving experts to describe it as part of President Trump's characteristic unpredictability. Military assets moved and bases partially evacuated, yet Trump shifted his tone, stating that killings in Iran had stopped. Analysts view this as a psychological operation to confuse Tehran while US forces reposition.

 

 

 

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