Khamenei calls US, Israel ‘sworn enemies’ of Muslim unity
Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on Sunday called the United States and Israel the “sworn enemies” of Muslim unity, accusing both countries of hostility toward the broader Muslim world.“The criminal rulers of the U.S. and the illegitimate Zionist regime are the sworn enemies of this unity and friendship,” Khamenei said in a message marking Islamic Unity Week. He added that even rulers of Muslim countries considered allies of Washington and Jerusalem were not exempt from what he described as their hostility.Khamenei also argued that greater Muslim unity would have strengthened the Palestinians, asking whether they would have been left “so defenseless” if Muslims had acted as “a single, united hand.”Meanwhile, the United States has gained the upper hand in the battle for the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. officials told Axios on Friday, as the White House separately said in a press release that American forces had reopened international shipping lanes…
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Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei accused the United States and Israel of being “sworn enemies” of Muslim unity, stating that their hostility extends even to Muslim countries allied with Washington and Jerusalem. He suggested that greater Muslim unity would have prevented Palestinians from being “so defenseless.”
“The criminal rulers of the U.S. and the illegitimate Zionist regime are the sworn enemies of this unity and friendship,”
Meanwhile, U.S. officials reported gaining control of the Strait of Hormuz, with American forces clearing Iranian sea mines and reopening international shipping lanes. President Donald Trump stated, “That sucker is open. The Iranian response is very mild.” The White House confirmed that 75 vessels attempting to break the blockade had been turned back, and Iran has exported no oil since the blockade resumed on July 14. This comes as the U.S. launched “Operation Economic Outcast,” an expanded sanctions campaign to cut off Iran’s financial lifelines. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that Tehran would not compromise on national security and would “fight fire with fire,” potentially targeting U.S. bases in the region.
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