AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRenewed Strike Threats: President Donald Trump says the U.S. may attack Iran’s underground Pickaxe Mountain site. Reports say the Pentagon is weighing conventional strikes, including use of the “Mother of All Bombs”; Trump has ruled out nuclear weapons and ground troops. Hormuz Standoff: Iran’s army chief says the strait could reopen if U.S. forces leave the region. Tehran has also warned it could target Gulf undersea cables and digital infrastructure if fighting resumes. Regional Diplomacy: President Masoud Pezeshkian met Armenia’s prime minister in Yerevan, where officials discussed closer ties and Iran’s security concerns. Pezeshkian again said Iran does not seek nuclear weapons and is ready for dialogue, but will not yield to pressure. Power in Tehran: Analysis of the post-Ali Khamenei leadership describes authority as more dispersed, with security and military networks gaining influence; Pezeshkian has also referred to a six-member group involved in strategic decisions. Economic Fallout: Iraq says the U.S.-Iran war has cost it about $60 billion, as disruption to Hormuz shipping slashed oil revenues and strained public finances.
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