
REPORTS
US-imposed war on Iran triggers regional economic shockwaves
The economic impact of the US-Israeli war on Iran is being felt across region.

The economic impact of the US-Israeli war on Iran is being felt across region.

Political and economic pressure on the Iraqi government is increasing.

Gaza crisis worsens as over a million displaced Palestinians lack shelter.

EU leaders face economic pressure over impact of US-Israeli war on Iran.

Israel has closed the main highway in central Gaza.

Israeli forces have intentionally targeted religious and cultural sites.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has forcefully rejected Washington's justification for the war it launched against the Iranian nation, dismissing US claims of self-defense.

Madrid has summoned the Israeli envoy to protest the occupying regime's attack on the Gaza-bound aid flotilla in international waters and the abduction of pro-Palestine activists.

Iran’s UN ambassador renews the call for holding to account the states that participated in the unjustified US-Israeli aggression against the Islamic Republic.

Tehran says shifting positions of the US negotiators, lack of coordination in decision-making in Washington, and also total collapse of trust between Iran and the US are among the main obstacles to reaching an agreement to end the war.

According to a Bloomberg report, the company, Powerus, will supply interceptor drones, though the number of drones and the contract value have not been publicly disclosed.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warns that the resulting insecurity in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz is a direct consequence of illegal actions by the US and Israel.

Iran secured third place at the 2026 Asian Beach Games, its best ever, as 57 athletes, under the banner of "Martyrs of the Dena Warship," overcame wartime hardships to bring home nine gold medals.

Iran has moved to redefine the balance of power, with the Leader of the Islamic Revolution declaring the start of a “new chapter” in the management of the Strait of Hormuz even as US pressure wanes.
Esmail Baghaei described the Zionist regime’s attack on the humanitarian vessels in international waters as “state piracy and a terrorist act,” urging the United Nations to hold the occupying regime accountable.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has ridiculed the US naval blockade against Iran, pointing out that the country’s vast borders make any attempt at sealing it off impossible.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei’s firm position on the new management of passage through the Strait of Hormuz is “solidly grounded in international law,” according to an international lawyer.

At least two Israeli soldiers were killed and 27 wounded in multiple Hezbollah drone attacks in southern Lebanon, as Israel warned the US its deterrence against Hezbollah is nearing collapse.