Iran Has Served the US an Eviction Notice

Comments by Brian Shilhavy
Health Impact News

As the Iran war enters its 10th day, opinions as to who is winning this war vary greatly depending upon which media sources you are reading.

The U.S. corporate media continues to report that this war is winding down, as Trump has made bold claims, stating that the war is “almost over” and that Iran’s military is almost completely destroyed. These statements rallied the U.S. stock market in its last hour of trading yesterday (March 9th), and as I write this, the markets are up again today, with the price of oil dropping down to around $80 a barrel, from its recent high close to $120 a barrel.

Even if the price of oil was to stabilize at this level of around $80 a barrel (which I highly doubt), that is still $20 a barrel higher than when the war started, where the price was hovering around $60 a barrel.

And while the Trump Administration is still giving conflicting information about what the goals of this war are, and what it would take to end it, the Iranian position is NOT in question at all, as they have clearly stated what their conditions are to end the war, and it is not “a ceasefire.”

Here is an article written by Pepe Escobar that was just published a little while ago before I started writing this article, from the Russian English news site, Sputnik.

He states that with the new leader of Iran in place, one of the conditions the Iranians have for ending the war is “The dismantling of all US military bases in West Asia,” as the “eviction notice” has been served on the U.S.

Pepe Escobar: Iran Has Served the US an Eviction Notice

The new Supreme Leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei, 57, chosen by the Assembly of Experts, so far has not spoken a single word in public.

The IRGC is speaking for him.

From the start, Mojtaba was the preferred candidate to succeed Ayatollah Khamenei, the man who planned in meticulous detail how to break the Empire’s back.

The IRGC is now showing to the whole planet, especially the Global South, what was lying behind the “restraint” advised by Khamenei for years.

In a matter of days, the IRGC blinded US radars across the West Asia spectrum; weaponized the Strait of Hormuz, sending the global economy into a tailspin; and handed to Washington what for all practical purposes amounts to an intimation to surrender.

These are only some of the most prominent conditions for a possible ceasefire – assuming Tehran will ever trust the United States to comply:

1. Removal of all sanctions against Iran and release of all of Iran’s frozen assets.
2. Recognition of Iran’s right to enrich uranium on its own soil.
3. Full compensation for the damages caused by the imposed war.
4. Extradition of Iranian 5th columnists abroad, and the end of orchestrated media campaigns against Tehran.
5. No attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon or Ansarallah in Yemen.
6. The dismantling of all US military bases in West Asia.

Let that slowly sink in.

Here we have Iran telling the self-described, hyperbolic most powerful military in the history of the world to essentially surrender.

Now compound it with IRGC Aerospace Force Commander.

Majid Mousavi announcing that,

“after neutralizing US air defense layers in the region, Iran is transitioning to a new missile doctrine. From now on, no missiles carrying warheads lighter than 1 ton will be used. Waves of missile attacks will be more frequent and more widespread.”

That is already translating, in practice, as the IRGC launching more Kheibar Shekan solid-fuel medium-range ballistic missiles, as it happened earlier this week on Tel Aviv and on the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain.

The code for this first operation, significantly, was “Labbayk ya Khamenei”.

That means “At Your Service, O Khamenei”.

Read it as the first Iranian operation explicitly dedicated to the new Supreme Leader.

The Kheibar Shekan – range of 1,450 km – is road-mobile; ready to be launched from a truck in less than 30 minutes; flies under satellite-aided guidance with a maneuverable re-entry vehicle that executes terminal zigzag evasion at speeds the IRGC claims reach as much as Mach 10.

And yes: from now on it carries 1-ton warheads. That doubles the blast radius and the destructive power of each missile, as much as it doubles, or triples, or quadruples, the US-Israeli Interceptor Hell.

A Patriot PAC-3 interceptor costs $4 million. A THAAD interceptor costs $12.7 million. An Arrow-3 costs $3.5 million. They have all been methodically, serially destroyed by the IRGC.

In practice, from now the Epstein Syndicate needs to use more interceptors – that they don’t have – per each incoming missile to perhaps achieve the same probability of success.

And then there are the Khorramshahr-4 missiles: liquid-fueled, 2,000 to 3,000-kilometer range, carrying even heavier 1,500 to 1,800-kilogram warheads, with thruster-powered maneuverable re-entry vehicles.

We are talking about the heaviest conventional warheads in Iran’s arsenal, launched side by side with the upgraded Kheibar Shekans.

All in name of “Labbayk ya Khamenei”. The symbology speaks unmeasurable volumes.

Humiliation, Not Negotiation

These are the latest undeniable facts on the battlefield.

Assuming somebody in Washington with an IQ over room temperature bothered to explain them to the White House, it’s no wonder Trump is now bragging that the war is “very complete”. Incidentally, that happened after (italics mine) his 1-hour phone call to President Putin, requested by the White House.

Moscow’s read-out, delivered by the unflappable presidential adviser Yuri Ushakov, contains this jade pearl:

“The Russian president expressed a number of ideas aimed at achieving a prompt political and diplomatic resolution of the Iranian conflict, including taking into account the contacts he has held with the leaders of the Gulf states, with the president of Iran, and with leaders of several other countries.”

That’s diplo-talk for Putin telling the Americans some hard facts of life, and volunteering to find that oh so elusive off-ramp.
Assuming Tehran wants to play ball.

According to ceaseless Washington spin, the proverbial Beltway sycophants are urging Trump to “formulate a plan for the US withdrawal from the war”, announcing that “the military has largely achieved its goals” (even though they haven’t).

The fact is that the White House have already asked Turkiye, Qatar and Oman to relay American ceasefire proposals to Tehran.

The Iranian response is encapsulated here:

“Negotiations with the United States are no longer on the agenda.” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi

Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf:

“We are absolutely NOT seeking a ceasefire. We believe the aggressor must be struck in the mouth so that it learns a lesson and never again even thinks of attacking dear Iran.”

Which brings us once again to why Trump endlessly bragging about “we’re winning”, would call President Putin as the war rages, and only a few hours after Putin adamantly proclaimed his “unwavering support” for Iran and the new Rahbar (“Leader”), Mojtaba Khamenei.

The answer, inevitably, is Trump looking for an exit-ramp. The absolute majority of the planet, as well as quite a few players across vassal lands, are already blaming the US for the collapse of the global economy.

That’s because the whole continuity of government, set in motion by the slain Ayatollah Khamenei, is supremely confident that they can bring down the Epstein Syndicate to its drenched-in-blood knees.

Ayatollah Khamenei pulled off what may go down in History as the greatest upset in 21stcentury geopolitics. All merit to his clarity of vision, endurance, self-sacrifice, and the mind-boggling meticulous planning of the mosaic defense strategy, now in effect.

What Iran under Mojtaba Khamenei – and that’s a national consensus – wants now is an unmistakable victory. The Empire of Chaos, Plunder and Permanent Strikes, with its

“If I don’t like you, I kill you”

ethos, must be thoroughly humiliated.

Source.

More news from our Telegram Channel

The US sought an early ceasefire to prevent a global energy crisis—but now that crisis has arrived, and the US needs out, former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter said. He described Iran as holding strategic superiority, with Israel and the Gulf Arab states defenseless and unable to stop Iranian retaliation.

Ritter warned that if Israel continues striking Iranian energy infrastructure, Iran will destroy the Middle East’s energy production capacity—a blow from which global markets cannot recover.

Trump Cabinet Members Allegedly Buying Nuclear Bunkers

From ZeroHedge:

The Iran conflict has ignited a massive surge in demand for nuclear-proof bunkers across America, with even top Trump administration officials securing their own underground fortresses amid whispers of World War Three.

As The Telegraph reports, Ron Hubbard, owner of Atlas Survival Shelters, reports being “inundated with calls” since the conflict erupted, with enquiries spiking “tenfold.”

The Texas-based company, which builds everything from $20,000 basic shelters to multimillion-dollar compounds, is reaping a harvest from the heightened tensions.

Hubbard revealed that two senior Trump Cabinet members are new customers.

“One of them texted me yesterday, asking me: ‘When will my bunker be ready?’” he said.

These bunkers boast hardened steel construction, armoured blast doors, air purification systems, and luxuries like cinemas, pools, and gun ranges—designed to withstand drone strikes or worse.

Iran Warns No Oil Will Leave the Middle East Until U.S. and Israeli Attacks Stop

By Irina Slav
OilPrice.com

Excerpts:

Iran has issued an explicit threat to halt all oil exports leaving the Middle East unless the United States and Israel cease military operations, raising the specter of a total supply blackout from a region that accounts for roughly one-third of global crude output. The warning came as oil prices had just plunged nearly 10% on signals from President Trump that the conflict could be nearing a resolution, creating a direct standoff between diplomatic optimism and Iranian escalation rhetoric.

The threat targets the Strait of Hormuz, through which approximately 17 million barrels per day of oil and products currently flow — or were flowing before hostilities disrupted traffic. S&P Global has already characterized the situation as evolving from a shipping disruption into a full-scale supply crisis. Iran’s leverage is structural: there is no alternative routing capable of absorbing Hormuz volumes at short notice, and the Red Sea alternative used by Saudi Aramco handles only a fraction of total Gulf export capacity.

If Iran moves from threat to execution, markets face a supply shock with no historical precedent in volume terms, and the $150/bbl ceiling cited by analysts would quickly become a floor.

Why you can’t just stop Iran’s war machine

by GeoPolitics Telegram Channel

Iran’s military response is now operating on “autopilot”—an automated, decentralized retaliation machine that cannot be easily stopped or controlled after Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s death

Historical origin

In 2003, Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari watched the US decapitate Saddam Hussein’s centralized Iraqi command in just three weeks. This inspired him to redesign Iran’s military to survive leadership decapitation.

When he became IRGC commander-in-chief in September 2007, he rolled out the “Mosaic Defense” doctrine. It was tailored for a nightmare scenario: the death of the Supreme Leader, which became reality on February 28, 2026 when Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed.

Within hours, the system activated—and it’s been unstoppable since.

How does it work?

Jafari reorganized Iran’s military into 31 autonomous provincial commands (one for each province, plus extras for Tehran). Each operates like a mini-army:

🔶 Independent operations: Separate headquarters, command-and-control systems, missile/drone arsenals, fast-attack boat flotillas, integrated Basij militias, and stockpiled munitions
🔶 Pre-delegated authority: Commanders have standing orders to launch strikes without waiting for central approval—perfect for a leadership vacuum
🔶 Sealed contingency plans: These include retaliation protocols triggered automatically upon the Supreme Leader’s death, ensuring coordinated, but independent, action

The doctrine kicked in immediately after the US–Israeli strike killed Khamenei. The 31 commands are now independently executing pre-set retaliation orders—firing missiles/drones at US/Israeli/Gulf targets without needing central approval.

Article 110 of Iran’s 1979 constitution gives sole command authority over the armed forces exclusively to the Supreme Leader. No one else (President Masoud Pezeshkian, parliament, Guardian Council, judiciary, etc.) can legally override or rescind his directives.

Without a living Supreme Leader actively exercising authority, the old pre-delegated orders remain legally binding and irreversible by any other institution.

Corporate Media Reading their Scripts on Iran War

This is why you cannot trust the U.S. Corporate media. Because they all read from a script that was pre-approved, probably by Trump’s CIA. It’s all acting, just another branch of the Zionist entertainment industry.

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This article was written by Human Superior Intelligence (HSI)