TEHRAN – Iran’s foreign minister told the United Nations secretary general that preventing the passage of vessels belonging to or associated with “the enemy and its allies” is a legal right of Iran as a coastal state, and that Tehran has taken necessary measures while remaining mindful of its responsibilities to ensure maritime safety and security in the waterway.
TEHRAN – The average rainfall in the first month of spring is forecast to be above normal, with a large proportion of precipitations expected in the first two weeks, according to the Meteorological Organization.
TEHRAN - The resilience of the Iranian nation, particularly in moments of severe crisis such as the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on the ancient country, cannot be adequately understood through conventional political or military frameworks alone.
TEHRAN- In a display of national unity, Iranian House of Cinema along with various cinematic professional associations issued a joint statement on Friday, reaffirming their unwavering commitment to the defense of the motherland.
TEHRAN - Iran national football team lost to Nigeria 2-1 in a friendly match on Friday.
TEHRAN- The head of the Iran-China Joint Chamber of Commerce, referring to threats made about attacking energy infrastructure in the region, stated that the onset of an infrastructure war could have extensive consequences for the global energy market and the international economy.
TEHRAN - In the fourth week of the U.S.–Israel war on Iran, Trump’s 15-point ceasefire proposal has emerged not as a genuine peace initiative but as a coercive package designed to force Iran into strategic submission — a plan that Tehran has swiftly and decisively rejected as unacceptable. From Iran’s perspective, the proposal is not a negotiation framework but an attempt to dictate terms under the shadow of ongoing military aggression.
TEHRAN - Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have become two of the most controversial figures in the US–Israel war against Iran, and nearly a month into the conflict their role is under sharper scrutiny than ever.
TEHRAN — To understand why Iran views current American overtures with such visceral disdain, one must look past the sanitized briefings and leaks in Washington and toward the actual smoke and sirens that have defined life in Tehran over the last year.
TEHRAN – Donald Trump is talking to himself. That’s how Iranian officials view the U.S. president’s claims of “successful” and “productive” negotiations with Tehran. According to Iranians, the president has started a war he cannot finish and is desperate to end it. But rather than pursuing diplomacy, his recent overtures are merely ploys to keep oil prices from rising further while he prepares to escalate the conflict.
