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Iran has warned neighboring countries they will be treated as enemies and have their interests targeted if they join the US economic campaign against Tehran. The warning came from Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, amid escalating US pressure and ongoing conflict.
Iran has allowed several Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz after repeated requests from Baghdad, according to Iranian state media. Iraq's president affirmed that his country's territory will not be used to attack any nation, as Baghdad seeks to maintain stability amid regional tensions.
Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref asserted that US economic pressure cannot change the will and determination of the Iranian people, emphasizing Tehran's commitment to independent development. He called for national unity and resilience in the face of sanctions.
A senior security official said the Strait of Hormuz remains closed until further notice, a move that could disrupt global energy supplies. The strategic waterway, vital for about 20% of world oil consumption, faces uncertainty as analysts gauge the potential for escalation or negotiation.
Iran's acting defense minister declared that the country will never yield to external pressure, highlighting Iran's readiness to defend its sovereignty. The statement underscores Tehran's firm position amid ongoing sanctions and regional tensions.
Iranian Major General Talaei Nik says foreign sanctions have become a catalyst for localizing military technology, boosting domestic self-reliance. Analysts see this as a wider trend of strategic autonomy amidst geopolitical tensions.
A senior Iranian cleric has congratulated the new head of the Supreme National Security Council, highlighting the council's vital role in protecting national interests. The cleric expressed support and urged unity to tackle current challenges.
The Air Force Commander highlighted that the defense industry has become a key symbol of national strength and self-reliance, showcasing the country's technological progress and global position. He called for urgent investment and collaboration to build a modern defense sector amid global volatility.
Iranian officials say arms production continues but details remain under wraps during wartime. Meanwhile, US intelligence assesses that Tehran retained most of its missile stockpiles and mobile launchers after heavy airstrikes.
