Iran War Day 70: CENTCOM Strikes Iran, Trump Says Ceasefire and Nuclear Deal Still Hold

Trump says Iran has agreed to the nuclear framework. Iran says the response is still not finalised. And while both sides insist the ceasefire remains intact, CENTCOM has now conducted self-defence strikes inside Iranian territory after Iranian attacks on US Navy destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz.

In Episode 70 of Epic Fury: The US-Iran War Podcast, we break down the most dangerous and contradictory day of the war so far. US forces struck Iranian military facilities, including missile and drone launch infrastructure, after CENTCOM said American warships came under attack while transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian state media said the situation had “settled down” — even as Trump warned that without a deal there would be “one big glow coming out of Iran.”

We examine:

• The CENTCOM strikes on Iranian military sites inside Iran
• The Hormuz naval confrontation involving US destroyers and IRGC attacks
• Trump’s claim that “they have agreed” to the nuclear framework
• Iran’s public contradiction that Tehran has not yet finalised its response
• The legal and military meaning of “self-defence strikes” during a ceasefire
• The future of the US-Iran ceasefire after direct military exchanges
• The proposed uranium enrichment limits and nuclear inspection regime
• Fordow, highly enriched uranium stockpiles, and the “nuclear dust” proposal
• Trump’s “one big glow” warning and what it could mean
• Whether the US-Iran nuclear deal is hours away — or collapsing in real time

Day 70 of Operation Epic Fury may be remembered as the moment the war moved simultaneously closer to peace and closer to catastrophic escalation.

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