(Tehran Ana)- Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei says Tehran will not allow Washington to determine when war or peace begins or ends, stressing that Iran’s decisions will be based solely on national interests and security.
(Tehran Ana)- Iran says it has targeted Amazon Web Services’ data infrastructure in Bahrain, describing the facility as a key regional hub for US military data processing and a “digital eye” of the US Central Command.
(Tehran Ana)- Former IRGC commander Mohsen Rezaei says Iran has abandoned its policy of pursuing both negotiations and war after the US violated its commitments under the Islamabad MoU.
(Tehran Ana)- Lindsey Graham, the longtime Republican senator from South Carolina and a vocal advocate of a hard line policy toward Iran, died on Saturday following a brief illness, his office announced.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has accused the United States of committing war crimes following attacks on several sites in southern and eastern Iran, saying the strikes violate international commitments and threaten regional stability.
(Tehran Ana)- Iran’s Foreign Minister has cautioned that the United States will be held fully responsible for any breach of a recently signed memorandum of understanding aimed at halting hostilities across multiple fronts.
(Tehran Ana)- Iran has told the UN Security Council that tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are the result of unlawful US and Israeli actions, rejecting accusations against Tehran.
(Tehran Ana)- Iran emphasized that its nuclear facilities operate under extensive international monitoring as it dismissed US accusations regarding the Barakah plant and criticized Washington’s nuclear policies and sanctions.
(Tehran Ana)- Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei called the U.S. Central Command’s justification for the Minab School strike a fabrication and a distortion of the February 28 attack that killed over 170 students and teachers.
(Tehran Ana)- “Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the U.S. could have avoided the economic fallout from its conflict with Iran, citing rising debt, mortgage rates, and loan delinquencies.”