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Trump’s secret attempt to bribe Iran’s top IRGC general has failed — and General Vahidi reported the offer straight to Supreme Leader Khamenei within hours.
Opened in May, resurrected last week, answered in one word: treason. And Europe runs out of diesel first.
Trump's White House tried to buy off Iran's Revolutionary Guard with a multi-billion-dollar offer modeled on the Venezuela playbook — and got refused twice, first by IRGC commander Vahidi, who called it treason, and then by Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir, who told Trump directly that Islamabad would not help destabilize Tehran's leadership.
NUCLEAR WEAPONS ON IRAN WERE DISCUSSED IN STRATEGY MEETINGS — and according to informed sources, the atomic-bomb question was raised twice inside the Trump administration before the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs shut it down.
Three back-channels to Iran have now collapsed in three months — and Washington's remaining options are getting darker, not more diplomatic.
The U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding has expired — and this episode reveals exactly why.
A lapsed deal, two uncorroborated sources, and a guest who says Iran is already days from an answer.
Trump asked about nuking Iran — and was rebuffed.
An oil-tanker ETF just quadrupled since February. Iran's oil is still moving — the blockade isn't working.
Iran has moved from defensive to offensive posture — and sources in Tehran and Islamabad tell Transition Protocol the next step under discussion is an attack on a US Navy warship.
Three stories that would have travelled, all three labelled single-source — plus a correction of our own, in the same document as the exclusives
Everything the public record supports on the Islamabad memorandum expiring August 17 — and an honest account of what sits behind the paywall
Security Briefing, Special Edition — the memorandum expires Monday, the mediator says it was extended, Tehran says there was never a ceasefire to extend, and neither capital will confirm anything
Sources say Tehran cleared the plan to cut the cables under Hormuz — the ones carrying your internet.
