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Iran's UN ambassador condemned US and Israeli military actions, saying they reveal a politicized nature and violate international law. The diplomat urged the international community to condemn these operations and called for peaceful resolution of differences, amid heightened regional tensions.
The recent conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran has seen a sharp rise in fatalities, according to latest figures. International calls for a ceasefire and diplomatic resolution grow as humanitarian concerns mount.
Iran has rejected US President Donald Trump's claim that Washington has 'total control' over the Strait of Hormuz, insisting the vital waterway will remain closed until the US meets its demands and changes its 'behavior.' The dispute has escalated as attacks continue at Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb, with six killed in a Houthi strike on a Saudi cargo ship, while Iran holds talks with Oman on the strait's future management.
The commander of Iran's IRGC Quds Force warns the U.S. and Israel will face disaster in Gaza, asserting they will be 'engulfed in a flood' unless their strategy changes. The statement comes amid escalating tensions and is viewed as a direct warning from Tehran.
Actor Steven Seagal has condemned the Minab massacre as the worst act of hatred by the US and Israel. His statement quickly went viral on social media, though neither country has officially responded to the allegations.
Iran has formally warned the US and Israel against further aggression, promising severe consequences for any provocations. The statement, delivered via diplomatic channels, underscores Tehran's stance on self-defense amid escalating regional tensions.
Iran’s embassy in Berlin condemned the silence of certain countries, particularly Western nations, regarding US and Israeli military and political actions in the Middle East, arguing that such inaction amounts to complicity in violations of international law. The embassy called on the international community to take a clear stance and promote diplomatic solutions.
Analysts say the latest military confrontation between Israel and Iran has exposed unprecedented strains between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump as their interests diverge. The rift was laid bare when Iran launched missiles at northern Israel after an Israeli airstrike on Beirut, defying U.S. assurances. Netanyahu is caught between Washington's push for de-escalation and far-right ministers urging continued warfare.
Commercial satellite imagery has revealed the extent of damage across 15 sites in Iran, Lebanon and the Gulf after 100 days of US-Israeli attacks on Iran. The pictures show strikes on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, oil infrastructure, naval bases, as well as targets in Lebanon and US military installations in Qatar, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
