Tehran placed the blame for the current nuclear standoff squarely on the United States and Israel, citing their wars of aggression against the country.
Iran has rejected the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)’s demands for the resumption of routine inspections, saying expecting normal safeguards implementation under continuous aggression is “irrational” and “materially impracticable.”
Iran has vehemently censured the ongoing Israeli air and artillery attacks across several areas of southern Lebanon, praising the nation’s resilience in the face of the Israeli occupation.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned the recent US attack on several Iranian oil tankers, stressing that the country’s armed forces will respond “decisively” to any military aggression.
Former IAEA inspector criticizes the UN nuclear agency’s politicization, saying its May 2025 report revived resolved allegations and provided a pretext for Israeli and US attacks on Iran.
The escalation in southern Lebanon, Trump’s inability to wage a wider war on Iran, and the Israeli army’s warnings about threats on multiple fronts were among the key topics in Hebrew media commentary.
The IRGC has condemned the killing of a Kurdish cleric in West Azarbaijan, blaming separatist groups for the attack and warning that such violence seeks to undermine Shia-Sunni unity.
General Sharif hailed the recent capture of an unmanned US underwater intruder as a tangible example of Iran’s technological innovation and active deterrent power.
The UAE president directly warned Netanyahu that Hamas was planning a major offensive days before the group launched the al-Aqsa Flood operation, according to a report.
David Miller says Israel’s move to close the British consulate in the occupied al-Quds in response to UK sanctions on goods from Israeli settlements is largely symbolic.