Mojtaba Prepares Army for Long-Term Conflict
Iran's new supreme leader emerges from his bunker and orders preparations for a prolonged war with the US and Israel, while the American president demands Tehran pay for 'half a century of damage.'
Iran's new supreme leader emerges from his bunker and orders preparations for a prolonged war with the US and Israel, while the American president demands Tehran pay for 'half a century of damage.'
The war between Iran and the United States has entered its most sensitive phase, with diplomatic tensions between Tehran and Washington further escalating. According to information released on August 11, 2026, Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba, has ordered the military to prepare for a prolonged confrontation with the US and Israel, emerging from his bunker to demonstrate resolve.
The conflict is no longer fought solely with missiles and naval blockades but also over strategic control of the Strait of Hormuz and the question of who will blink first under pressure. US President Donald Trump responded to Iranian demands with a sharp counter-demand, shifting the focus to Tehran's financial responsibility.
After Tehran demanded compensation for the destruction of Iran as a condition for any deal, US President Donald Trump flipped the narrative. He stated that it is actually Iran that should pay the US and the entire region for, as he put it, "damage caused over the past fifty years."
Trump is adjusting his approach to Iran on a daily basis. After months of Washington believing that a combination of Israeli-American strikes, naval blockades, and economic measures would force Tehran to surrender without major concessions, the focus is now shifting back to sanctions and economic exhaustion.
The American strategy increasingly looks less like preparation for a new major military confrontation and more like an attempt to bring Iran to the negotiating table under maximum economic pressure. Washington previously believed it could secure a quick victory, but now the goal appears to be the long-term weakening of the Iranian regime without necessarily launching a ground invasion.
Meanwhile, the new supreme leader, Mojtaba, is signaling full readiness for a prolonged conflict, ordering the military to prepare for a scenario that could last years. His emergence from the bunker is a symbolic move aimed at showing that Iran's leadership will not capitulate under Western pressure.
