The US-based satellite imagery company MAXAR has released new photographs of Iran's Fordo uranium enrichment site, indicating that Tehran has constructed a new access road and deployed heavy engineering equipment to the nuclear site, recently bombed by the US Air Force.
Mohammad Kamaty, a senior official in the terrorist organization, shifted responsibility for Lebanon's situation onto Israel and the US. Meanwhile, discussions are still ongoing in Beirut among the country's top leaders regarding the necessary steps for disarming Hezbollah.
Syria has outlined several conditions for normalizing relations with Israel. In return, Syria may agree to permanently recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
Satellite images show an excavator operating near the crater at the Fordo site, with a sand conveyor removing soil. Iran appears to have made significant progress in clearing the crater near the ventilation shafts that were targeted in the strike.
National Security Council head highlights common ground and Israeli interest in normalizing ties with Syria. Earlier, US President Donald Trump told Fox News that more countries want to join the Abraham Accords
The commander of Iran’s armed forces said in a phone call with the Saudi defense minister that Tehran doubts the ceasefire with Israel will hold. “We did not initiate the war, but we responded to the aggressor with all our might,” he said.
According to a report in the Lebanese newspaper Nidaa al-Watan, Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri met with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and Army Commander Gen. Rudolph Hikal. At the same time, the US began pressuring Israel to withdraw from five locations in southern Lebanon that have been under IDF control since the ceasefire.
The Trump administration is discussing a proposal to assist Iran with a sum of up to $30 billion for building a civilian nuclear energy program, sanctions relief, and release of billions of dollars in restricted Iranian funds – all as part of a mounting effort to return Tehran to the negotiating table.
"Netanyahu long ago surpassed Hitler in perpetrating genocide, and we hope their destinies won't be identical. Netanyahu must face an international tribunal before his death," the Turkish president declared.
Several researchers propose that the Mandaeans constitute a Jewish sectarian group that diverged during the Second Temple period – possibly from the Essenes or another Jewish faction – subsequently relocating to present-day Iran and Iraq before evolving into an autonomous religion with mystical elements.
