• Israel lost on the battlefield — and also in the diplomatic arena

    Israel lost on the battlefield — and also in the diplomatic arena

    TEHRAN – Although the Iran-Israel war began in the early hours of Friday, June 13, with the Zionist regime’s blatant aggression against Tehran—an act any fair-minded observer would condemn—it nonetheless drew mixed reactions from world leaders.

  • IRGC spokesman says next war on Israel will be more ‘destructive’

    IRGC spokesman says next war on Israel will be more ‘destructive’

    TEHRAN – Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naeini, the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesman and deputy head of the Public Relations Department, says if Israel dares attack Iran again, it will receive a response far more “destructive” and “crushing” than previous military actions by Tehran. 

  • Top officials honor war victims in Tehran ceremony, vow no backdown against Israel

    Top officials honor war victims in Tehran ceremony, vow no backdown against Israel

    TEHRAN – A grand commemoration ceremony was held in a large Tehran venue on Wednesday, where thousands of civilians as well as several military and political officials gathered to announce they were not backing down against the Zionist regime. 

  • ‘The enemy of my enemy is my friend’

    By Mustafa Kamal

    ‘The enemy of my enemy is my friend’

    A look at Egypt’s stance on the Israeli-Iranian confrontation 

    CARIO - Amid the recent military escalation between Israel and Iran, Egypt has adopted a balanced position reflecting its comprehensive strategic vision. Politically, Cairo condemned Israeli strikes on Iranian territory, warning that further escalation could plunge West asia into chaos, threatening regional security and stability. 

  • Iran facing more than NATO

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    Iran facing more than NATO

    TEHRAN -Writing an article in the Etemad newspaper, ex-diplomat Nosratollah Tajik said: "Regarding the alleged objectives of Israel's aggressive attacks on our country's territorial integrity, it must be said that the main goal of Israel and the United States is to disrupt regional balance.

  • Fordow nuclear site ‘seriously damaged’, declares Araghchi 

    Fordow nuclear site ‘seriously damaged’, declares Araghchi 

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi has stated that the recent U.S. airstrikes on the Fordow nuclear site have caused severe damage to the facility, though the full extent remains unclear.

  • IRGC reports operation against Israeli-linked sabotage elements in southeast Iran

    IRGC reports operation against Israeli-linked sabotage elements in southeast Iran

    TEHRAN – The Southeastern Regional Headquarters of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Ground Forces announced that 52 members of a terrorist network involved in acts of sabotage were either killed or apprehended during a recent security operation in Khash County, located in Iran’s southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan Province.

  • Culture, ethics, and martyrdom

    By Kurosh Alyani, Iranian cultural critic

    Culture, ethics, and martyrdom

    Understanding Iran’s approach to war

    TEHRAN – Talk of Iranian warfare often brings to mind the country’s long and rich history of conflict. From the campaigns of Cyrus the Great to the fierce resistance against invaders, Iran’s past is filled with stories of valor and combat.

  • Grossi could face trial in absentia for role in war against Iran

    Grossi could face trial in absentia for role in war against Iran

    TEHRAN – A senior Iranian judiciary official has said that Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), could potentially face prosecution in absentia for his role in enabling recent U.S. and Israeli military aggression against Iran.

  • CIA and Mossad blinded

    By Garsha Vazirian

    CIA and Mossad blinded

    Pezeshkian signs bill requiring Iran to suspend cooperation with IAEA into law

    TEHRAN – President Masoud Pezeshkian’s pen may have traced the contours of Iran’s break with an institution increasingly seen not as a guardian, but as a geopolitical saboteur—one with the blood of hundreds of Iranians on its hands.