The governor of the Central Bank of Iran called for stronger practical cooperation among BRICS members in monetary and financial affairs, stressing that closer coordination can help promote economic stability, trust and sustainable development.
President Masoud Pezeshkian told Japan's prime minister on Wednesday that Iran had "in no way acted outside international law," blaming the United States and Israel for destabilizing the region.
Officials from Iran and Iraq have emphasized the need to strengthening the joint border security during Arbaeen rituals.
The Iranian ambassador to China has emphasized Iran is committed to negotiations but does not trust the United States due to Washington’s reneging on its commitments.
A ground invasion of Iran, contrary to the assumptions of Washington's war advocates, would drag the United States into a war of attrition and a quagmire worse than Vietnam.
Iran's UN envoy demanded the Security Council and Secretary-General explicitly condemn a U.S. missile strike on the IAEA-safeguarded Darkhovin nuclear power plant.
The head of Iran's Central Headquarters for Arbaeen announced that all border crossings leading to Iraq are fully operational and prepared to facilitate the entry and exit of pilgrims traveling to attend the Arbaeen pilgrimage.
Iran's Parliament convened its first public session in over four months on Mon. evening, approving reforms to its internal rules to allow virtual meeting during emergencies and introducing a new bill on Hormuz Strait management.
Iran's central bank deputy presented technical and operational proposals for the creation of a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation development bank during a consultative meeting in Shenzhen, China.
Iran’s Army Force Spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia says that the country built more sophisticated military hardware during the latest war of aggression imposed by the United States and Israel against Iran.