Iran
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Iran's envoy to the UN warns nuclear safety at risk after US strike
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.
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All Iran-Iraq Border Crossings Open for Arbaeen Pilgrims: Official
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.
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Iran’s parliament holds 1st open session after 4 months
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.
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Iran presents proposals for new SCO bank
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.
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Spox: Iran manufactured more advanced weapons during US-Israel war
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.
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Deputy FM:
No Safe Passage Guarantee in Hormuz Strait Without Iran’s Coordination
An Iranian deputy foreign minister warned that maritime transit in the Strait of Hormuz cannot be guaranteed without coordination with Iran as the coastal state, stressing that parallel arrangements or external decision-making frameworks are not valid.
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Qalibaf Refutes US Claims on Iran’s Assets
Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf rejected US claims regarding the use of Iran’s unfrozen assets, saying Washington has “exported decades of mistrust and broken promises” in response to recent remarks about Tehran’s procurement policies.
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Iran’s UN ambassador:
Iran taken lawful steps in self-defense against aggression
Iran’s UN ambassador dismissed the Israeli regime’s baseless accusations against Iran, arguing that Tehran’s recent military actions were lawful and proportionate measures taken in self-defense against US-Israeli aggression.
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Who lost the war on Iran? The list is growing
The forty-day war against Iran produced no victors among its architects, only a cascade of strategic setbacks for the U.S., Israel, and the Persian Gulf states that quietly backed the campaign.
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Iran's spokesman:
Iran rejects Western ultimatums, eyes new order for Hormuz
Iran's spokesman has pushed back on Western pressure language, confirmed Iran and Oman will jointly manage Hormuz's future, and said the focus is on ending the war, not discussing uranium enrichment details.