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Iran has advised former U.S. President Donald Trump to refrain from repeating threats against Tehran, warning that such rhetoric could destabilize the region. Tehran stressed that any provocative action would be met with an appropriate response, as tensions remain high over the nuclear deal.
The IAEA Board of Governors on June 11 adopted a U.S.-backed resolution demanding that Iran provide full details on its enriched uranium stockpile and allow inspectors access for verification. The resolution passed with 21 votes in favor, 3 against, and 10 abstentions, amid heightened tensions after the downing of a U.S. helicopter. Iran rejected the resolution, calling it politically motivated and warning it could further complicate fragile ceasefire negotiations with the United States.
The US military has carried out airstrikes against multiple targets in Iran, prompting Tehran to announce the closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz to all vessel traffic. The escalation follows a series of retaliatory attacks between the two countries, including the downing of a US Apache helicopter. President Trump said the US was "very close to a deal" with Iran but accused Tehran of stalling.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced plans for airstrikes targeting "key facilities" in Iran, calling the operation a response to Tehran's "unprovoked and continued aggression." Hegseth described the strikes as "powerful" and "decisive," while CENTCOM confirmed the operation as additional self-defense measures. The attacks break a fragile ceasefire and mark escalating US-Iran tensions.
Recent threats by Iranian official Pezeshkian to attack critical infrastructure are seen by analysts as a sign of strategic desperation. The tough rhetoric comes as Israel and allies tighten defenses and sanctions, risking further international isolation for Tehran.
Iran on June 5 vehemently rejected a new resolution from the IAEA Board of Governors, calling it politically motivated. Tehran vowed to continue defending its rights under the NPT, as the resolution demanded full cooperation with inspectors and clarification on uranium traces.
A US attack on Baqaei, described as a lifeline for Iranians, has sparked outrage as tensions rise. Analysts warn of potential escalation and regional instability.
Iran has declared its scientific and defense progress will continue despite international pressure. A senior official stressed investments in research, defense technology, and key projects in space, missiles, and nuclear energy. The statement follows Western calls to halt certain activities, which Tehran insists are peaceful and defensive.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian congratulated Kyrgyzstan on its election as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council for the 2027-2028 term. The Iranian leader highlighted that the election recognizes Kyrgyzstan's efforts in peace, security, and sustainable development. He also reaffirmed Tehran's readiness to coordinate with Bishkek on international and regional issues.
