No Hormuz passage for those taking payouts from Iran’s frozen assets

Iran has warned countries and international companies that receiving any compensation payment from Iran’s assets frozen abroad will mean they will be completely cut off from transit in the Strait of Hormuz.

At UN, Iran defends retaliation, urges Security Council to end US aggression

Iran has told the UN Security Council that all of its actions are defensive and in line with international law, while vowing to continue defending its sovereignty, territorial integrity and national interests against the ongoing US aggression.

Impact footage captures Iranian strikes on US assets in Persian Gulf

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) and national army have announced a series of missile and drone strikes against US military positions across Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, describing the attacks as retaliation for American strikes on Iranian territory.

How Iranians showed support for revolution on 44th anniversary ?

Iran monitors US compliance moment-by-moment, won’t implement MoU unilaterally: FM spox

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has declared that Tehran will monitor the United States’ compliance with the war‑termination memorandum of understanding (MoU) “moment‑by‑moment” and warned that the Islamic Republic will not implement its commitments unilaterally.

Imam's greatest asset was optimism towards God Almighty: Seyyed Hassan Khomeini:

Seyyed Hassan Khomeini says the optimism in God the Almighty had been great assets of the late founder of the Islamic Republic.

Progress made toward ending war, Lebanon ceasefire remains key test: Iran FM

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has praised Pakistan and Qatar for their "tireless" mediation efforts, saying major progress has been made toward ending the war on Iran, but that the "real test" will be the successful implementation of a ceasefire in Lebanon.

Iran and US hold talks in Switzerland with Pakistan and Qatar as mediators

Four-way talks between Iran, the United States, and mediators Pakistan and Qatar have begun at the Burgenstock resort, launching a 60-day negotiation window under the 14-point Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding signed earlier this week.