Possible meeting between Mostafa Hijri and Trump, and the US 82nd Airborne Division on alert

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0:01 Hello. It is Friday, 15 Esfand 1404, March 6, 2026. Israel's attack with 50 fighter jets on the underground tunnel that ran from Pasteur to Kargar Street, as well as Jami Street and elsewhere, destroyed a large part of this underground bunker of the Office of the Supreme Leader, which apparently also housed office equipment and parts of his office's operations. Various reports have come out about this heavy attack, but what can apparently be confirmed is that Asghar Hejazi, the third man in the Leader's Office, has been killed. Asghar Hejazi

1:02 had been in charge of intelligence at the Leader's Office since Khamenei first became Leader. In effect, he brought together and ran 16 intelligence organizations from within the Office. After Khamenei himself and his son Mojtaba, he was considered the most important person in the Office. After him, one could say, came General Shirazi, who was responsible for coordinating the armed forces at the Office and who was killed on the very first day, along with Khamenei himself, in the meeting of the Supreme Defense Council. He was an important figure. Among the others named as killed in this underground tunnel is

1:55 General Morteza Rezaei, a former commander of the IRGC before Mohsen Rezaei and the others, who during Khamenei's leadership became known as "the silent general." He played the main role in drug trafficking, the industrial kitchens, and the filthy dealings Khamenei has carried out. However, it has not yet been confirmed that Morteza Rezaei was also killed. There is likewise talk of the killing of Hossein Taeb, the executioner of IRGC Intelligence, who was widely said to suffer from a sadistic mental illness. He had numerous cases against him when he was at the Ministry of Intelligence, and on the personal order of Hashemi

2:49 Rafsanjani, during his presidency, he was expelled from the Ministry of Intelligence, but he came under the protection of Khamenei and his Office. Ultimately, he is the one who built IRGC Intelligence, and he was, and remains, Mojtaba Khamenei's main backer. Hossein Taeb's home was also attacked from the air, but it is still unclear whether Hossein Taeb was killed or not. There are also various claims about Mojtaba Khamenei being killed. Some say he was in this same underground tunnel. His home was also attacked, but they say he was not at home, or

3:42 that he was, and in any case whether Mojtaba Khamenei is alive, wounded, or dead also remains shrouded in uncertainty. Another of the regime's filthy elements, who sent dozens, indeed hundreds, of freedom-seekers to firing squads and the gallows, is Salavati, the judge of death. It is said that he had gone to Hamedan with his family to escape punishment and was staying at his sister-in-law's house, and that house was attacked. There are still doubts about the news itself, but various things are being said, and it is not unlikely that this criminal has also received his due for his deeds and been killed.

4:44 Meanwhile, the Pentagon has announced that the Islamic Republic's missile activity has declined by 90 percent and its drone activity by 83 percent, and it has stated that these two figures will soon reach 100, and the Islamic Republic will effectively be left with no capacity to launch missiles or drones. As is being said, the operation, whose first week is now behind us, is set to continue for another 4 to 6 weeks, and it is said that in this next phase of the operation the Americans will target all the factories that

5:42 make missile or drone parts, as well as factories that may build other military equipment. Meanwhile, Parchin, where most of the military industries' production took place, has been largely destroyed by repeated strikes. This new round of attacks is expected to effectively wipe out the Islamic Republic's military capability. So far, the number of ships sunk by the Americans has reached 30, and the Islamic Republic's air force, which basically never had any strength or capability

6:36 to begin with, has effectively been grounded in these clashes and has been unable to do anything to counter them. Azadi Stadium, formerly Aryamehr, and its 12,000-seat complex came under extensive Israeli attack. It is said to have been a gathering place for Basijis or IRGC members, or both, and the photos and videos that have come out show its destruction, and some videos show people who were there fleeing. But there is still no information on casualty figures, on how many people may have been killed or wounded. These days it is being said that IRGC and Basij members are gathering in the basements of certain buildings, or

7:35 even in wedding and banquet halls. In schools as well. News has also come of an attack on a banquet and wedding hall in Kashan, which many believe was also a gathering place for these gentlemen. In any case, this continued pursuit, so to speak, of Basijis, IRGC members, and government officials has created an atmosphere in which they cannot hold even a simple meeting. It is said that the three members of the Leadership Council hold their meetings in a hospital. The Foreign Ministry spokesman was speaking from a school, and even the cabinet has been unable to

8:30 convene. Many media outlets in Washington are reporting that Mr. Mostafa Hejri, Secretary-General of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, has come to Washington to meet Mr. Trump. At the same time, the Washington Post has reported that the US 82nd Airborne Division has been put on alert. This division, which also has a proud record in World War II, is one of America's most elite divisions for partisan warfare and has abundant equipment and resources for that purpose,

9:20 and if we put the discussions in the press, about America seeking to arm Kurdish forces in Iraqi Kurdistan and send them into Iranian Kurdistan, alongside this Washington Post report, the two can complement each other. What will the next step be? Is liberating Iranian Kurdistan as a free Iranian Kurdistan, and then other provinces joining it from there, on the agenda or not? Or what might happen? Will American forces themselves go into action on the ground or not? These are all

10:16 many questions that, for now, Mr. Trump does not answer in his interviews either. Today Mr. Trump gave several interviews in which he said various things. Among them, he said explicitly that he will not accept Mojtaba Khamenei becoming Leader, and that the next leader in Iran must be chosen with his approval. He also used the phrase "unconditional surrender," a phrase perhaps first used and made famous by General Grant in the American Civil War, but which was later used in various wars, especially in World War II, by the Allies toward Germany, and by the Americans toward Japan when they defeated it,

11:08 demanding unconditional surrender. And perhaps since World War II it has not been used in any other war until now. The question of the Islamic Republic's unconditional surrender to Mr. Trump and America has again raised many questions, because such a thing would probably require a presence on the ground and, ultimately, the capture of the capital by American forces. It is under those conditions that one can talk about unconditional surrender. Or perhaps Mr. Trump has something else in mind. In any case, our country is going through very turbulent days, and

11:59 there are many questions whose answers cannot be discerned even from between the lines of Mr. Trump's remarks. The Republic of Azerbaijan has again issued a strong warning that the IRGC is carrying out terrorist operations in that republic, that it intended to attack a synagogue, and other things. Of course, Iran says these claims are untrue and that if anything has happened, it is the work of the Israelis, who want to drag the Republic of Azerbaijan into a war with Iran. In any case, the Republic of Azerbaijan has recalled its diplomatic staff in Tehran and Tabriz and withdrawn them from Iran, and, as I mentioned before, it has deployed forces on the Iranian border.

12:57 In hope of victory for Iran and Iranians.