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Reports of harsh conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have raised concerns about the limits of US naval power in the prolonged conflict with Iran. Experts say the situation highlights logistical and morale problems that call into question Washington's next steps.
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.
Iran's hardline parliament has approved the general principles of a bill to counter 'foreign infiltration' with strict controls on academic, media, and cultural contacts. The plan has drawn concerns over individual freedoms and a worsening brain drain, with government officials and experts voicing opposition.
NATO said it would do everything necessary to defend allies following reports that Iran considered attacking US targets in Europe. Bulgaria has strengthened security at the Bezmer air base, while an unnamed NATO official cited recent interceptions of Iranian missiles as proof of effective deterrence.
Iraq's Prime Minister met with Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf in Baghdad, expressing gratitude for Tehran's support in economic, security, and reconstruction efforts. Both sides discussed expanding trade, energy, and infrastructure cooperation, and agreed to coordinate in regional and international forums.
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi praised close coordination with Iraq in facilitating the Arbaeen pilgrimage, particularly in travel and security. He emphasized that bilateral relations are in good shape and should be further strengthened.
IRGC Quds Force commander Brig. Gen. Esmail Qaani accused Israel of suffering from a 'social cancer' due to its policies, vowing that resistance groups will persist until Palestinian rights are restored. The remarks, made in Tehran, underline Iran's backing for regional proxies amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
From Iran to Latin America, the US has repeatedly intervened to topple governments it deemed hostile. These efforts have often come with enormous humanitarian and financial costs, prompting questions about the historical lessons for Washington.
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Kazem Gharibabadi has strongly condemned foreign interference in the internal affairs of states, asserting that such actions violate the fundamental principles of international law and the UN Charter. He called for respect for sovereignty and emphasized dialogue over unilateral measures.
