Iran's New Leader Vows Revenge, Strait Blockade Continues

0:00Iran's new supreme leader, Ayatollah Moshtaba Khamenei, just dropped the bold statement calling his country the final victors in this mess. He's been out of sight since stepping up 40 days ago after his father Ali got killed in an Israeli strike. On Friday, state TV read his words, vowing pay back against the attackers and demanding cash for damages plus justice for the dead and wounded. He teased a new face for the straight of her moves but kept details close. As straight blockade by Iran is still choking global energy like nothing before, even after a ceasefire with the US caked in Wednesday. In the first day, only one oil tanker and five dry bolt carriers slipped through. President Trump announced the truth right before a deadline where he threatened to wipe out Iran's setup after a six-week clash. The human toll is brutal, especially in Lebanon where Israel hit hard Thursday, killing over 300. This is hauled body parts from strike sites and Lebanon called it a massacre with a day

1:00of mourning. Rescue workers say intact bodies are rare amid the rubble. Now Netanyahu's flipping the script, pushing for direct talks with Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah and build peace. He says it's in response to their request and Lebanon's president sees positive vibes from international players. They're eyeing a US-mediated deal separate from the Iran truth, though fights rage on with Hezbollah ops and Israeli bombs. Tension simmer as Iran ties Lebanon to its allies in any deal. Pakistan pushes ceasefires elsewhere like Yemen and the US urges Israel to ease up. The blockades and strikes show this fragile peace could snap any second, leaving the region on edge. From your city, powered by AI, this is Adelaide News Today.