On July 21, the tenth day of US-Iran strikes, editorial focus shifted to Trump's repeated threats to strike Iran's Koleh mountain site, where Israel claimed thousands of centrifuges had been moved. The morning opened with reports of a new round of US attacks and Iran's retaliatory missile and drone strikes on Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, including an IRGC claim of targeting Amazon data infrastructure in Bahrain. A 10-day ceasefire proposal for reopening the Strait of Hormuz was floated but gained little traction. By afternoon, Trump's statements dominated: he called Iran 'savage' after executions of protesters, claimed Iran was 'begging' for talks, and vowed to strike Koleh 'very soon.' State-aligned outlets highlighted Iran's warnings to Bulgaria against hosting US aircraft and parliamentary support for the Supreme Leader, while foreign-based media focused on the expanding conflict and domestic crackdowns.