Iran's leadership has publicly stated that the US response to its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz is inadequate, prolonging the standoff.

Iran's regime has rejected the US response to its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and calls the latest US proposal to end the war 'insufficient'.

Iran is considering forming an 'Economic War Council' to counter economic pressures, particularly those from the US.

There are concerns about the economic and social impact of the war on Iran, including shopkeepers going bankrupt and cancer patients lacking treatment.

A senior Iranian official has threatened to attack cables, data centers, and AI facilities in the region if the conflict escalates.

Iran considers the US response to its proposal to end the war 'insufficient' and states that its diplomacy has changed, with no return to the past.

A senior Iranian official threatens to attack undersea internet cables, data centers, and AI facilities in the region if the war escalates.

Many criticize US foreign policy towards Iran, viewing it as a failure, a source of instability, or an illegal war, and express concern over its economic and geopolitical consequences.

Iranian officials have publicly stated that the latest US response to their proposals for de-escalation and reopening the Strait of Hormuz is insufficient, indicating a continued stalemate.

Iran has issued warnings of potential attacks on undersea internet cables and regional data centers if the conflict with the US restarts, signaling a new dimension of warfare.

Some posts express support for Iran's resistance against Western influence and threats, with calls for a return to a pre-Islamic Republic Iran and vows of ultimate defeat for Western civilization.

The US is reportedly shifting its strategy towards Iran from military confrontation to economic attrition, targeting financial assets and aiming to weaken Tehran's financial capabilities.

Iran considers the US response to its seven conditions for ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz as insufficient and rejects a return to previous diplomatic approaches.

There is concern that the ongoing diplomatic deadlock and military actions, such as tanker attacks, could escalate the conflict and have severe economic and geopolitical consequences.

Many view the US-Iran conflict as a disastrous and costly war, with some blaming former President Trump for initiating it and exacerbating regional instability.

Iranian officials and supporters assert Iran's resilience against foreign aggression and its ability to defend itself and influence regional dynamics.