The Iranian Red Crescent Society is documenting the destruction of civilian structures to seek international accountability for the damage caused by the US-Israeli war of aggression.
Intense pressure and the threat to withdraw from talks with the United States in Islamabad from Tehran forced the Zionist regime to stop its military attacks on the Lebanese capital, Beirut, a high-ranking security source told Press TV on Friday.
The Secretary General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement has stressed that the Israeli enemy has been defeated since the start of the ground invasion of the Lebanese territories, in the face of the “heroes” of the movement.
Iran’s Human Rights Headquarters has condemned the US-Israeli attacks that “deliberately” targeted civilian places directly affecting people's daily lives and livelihoods, stressing that they amount to “war crimes”.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condoles the martyrdom of Kamal Kharrazi, head of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations and a former top diplomat, in enemy strikes.
The US weaponization of dollar has backfired, with sanctioned countries such as Iran finding alternatives to the America-controlled financial system and implementing a new status in the Strait of Hormuz in the wake of the US-Israeli aggression, the Financial Times writes.
Iran's unchallenged and eternal dominance over the Strait of Hormuz — rooted in geography, law, and asymmetric power — is absolute, and no power can undermine or threaten it.
Iran’s asymmetric strategy – high-precision missiles, anti-ship systems, and short-range air defenses – decimated US power projection in West Asia, achieving a historic victory and establishing a new model of regional deterrence.
Iran’s official news agencies have firmly rejected fabricated reports spread by certain foreign media outlets claiming that senior Iranian officials have traveled to Pakistan.