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The foreign minister of the Islamic Republic told the Financial Times that his country would not agree to return to "business as usual" with Washington untll the US guarantees not to carry out similar attacks, in addition to compensating Iran for the damages.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed in an interview with Fox News that the country’s nuclear facilities sustained “severe” damage following joint Israeli and US strikes. However, he said he had no information about the status of Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
Citizens across Iran were urged to stop using household tap water due to repeated disruptions in supply. Iran’s national meteorological service announced that the country is experiencing its hottest week of the year, with temperatures exceeding 50°C (122°F) in some areas.
Massoud Pezeshkian, who said he narrowly escaped Israeli assassination just weeks ago, had to to travel by taxi to Tabriz during his visit there on Thursday after a technical malfunction in his convoy caused by fuel contaminated with water.
Since the end of the war with Israel, Iran has reported near-daily explosions across the country, with authorities quick to attribute them to “gas leaks.” A commentator for an opposition media outlet noted: “The similarities between all these incidents are starting to raise public doubts.”
According to the report, Masoud Pezeshkian and other senior officials were wounded during a meeting in which several missiles were fired and explosives were detonated. The attempted assassination reportedly followed a model similar to the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
An Iranian movement linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a call to Muslims worldwide to carry out what it calls a “divine sentence” against US President Donald Trump, offering a multimillion-dollar reward and presenting the campaign as a religious obligation in the war against “the enemies of Islam.”
After detecting nuclear activity following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Senior Israeli official tells The New York Times that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered preparations for a possible strike on Iran, with or without US involvement
According to the French intelligence chief, while every stage of Iran’s nuclear program was significantly damaged, most of the enriched uranium remains in the regime’s possession, and the risk of developing a covert capability still exists.
The Middle East Eye reported that China transferred surface-to-air missiles to Iran following the ceasefire with Israel. Arab sources claimed that Arab states and the White House are aware of Tehran’s efforts to strengthen its air defense systems. Iran’s air defenses were severely damaged during the war with Israel.