Ali Khamenei

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi refutes Trump's statements about resuming nuclear talks after the bombings. Iran also denies UN inspectors access to bombed nuclear facilities and suspends cooperation with the IAEA.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said his country delivered a "strong slap" to the United States and "defeated" Israel.

The Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Iran, Ali Shadmani, died from severe wounds sustained during the bombing of Iran by Israel. He held this position for several days and was one of the main advisors to the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei.

Iranian Minister of Communications Sattar Hashemi stated that the internet in Iran has returned to its "previous state" after the ceasefire. However, the ban on social networks such as X is still in effect, and Iranians use VPNs to access them.

The Iranian parliament voted to suspend cooperation with the IAEA, with 222 deputies supporting the decision. This decision, which prohibits the entry of IAEA inspectors without security guarantees, still needs to be ratified by the Supreme National Security Council.

Russia demonstrates the limitations of its strategic relations with Iran, providing only diplomatic support. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi met in Moscow with Putin and other Russian officials to discuss further assistance, but Russia is limited in its capabilities due to the war in Ukraine.

Donald Trump tried to arrange talks with Iran through the President of Turkey. However, the attempt failed because the supreme leader of Iran did not make contact.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, fearing assassination, has chosen replacements for his military command and three high-ranking clerics in case of his death. He communicates through a trusted aide to avoid tracking and has instructed the Assembly of Experts to choose a successor from the names he proposed.

European diplomats called on Iran to continue nuclear talks with the United States, despite Israeli strikes. They stressed that regional escalation is dangerous and Iran is not allowed to have nuclear weapons.

Thousands of people in Middle Eastern countries have protested, condemning the actions of Israel and the US after Israeli strikes on Iran. Demonstrators chanted slogans against both countries and expressed solidarity with the Iranian government.

US intelligence believes that Iran has not made a final decision on creating nuclear weapons, but is close to it. Tehran may accelerate the process in case of an attack or the killing of its leader.

Israel likely struck an underground bunker in Tehran where Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei might be hiding. This was in response to Iran's attacks on Israeli hospitals.

US President Donald Trump will decide on possible strikes against Iran within two weeks. The decision depends on the chances of success of negotiations with Tehran. The Iranian leadership has warned the US about serious consequences of military intervention.

US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held phone talks, trying to find a diplomatic solution to the escalating situation in the Middle East. Iran is ready for negotiations, but demands an end to Israeli strikes.

Israel's Defense Minister said Ali Khamenei "should not continue to exist" after Iranian missiles damaged a hospital and injured over 200 people.

Israel will intensify strikes on strategic targets in Iran in response to Iran's attack on the hospital. Israel's Defense Minister stated that Iran will be held accountable for its war crimes.

Iran will strike everywhere if the US intervenes in the conflict. Tehran also stated that it would not negotiate under the threat of bombing.

US President Donald Trump approved plans to attack Iran, but is delaying its implementation, observing Tehran's reaction to its nuclear program. This concerns the uranium enrichment plant in Fordow.

Donald Trump did not give a clear answer regarding the US's potential participation in Israeli strikes on targets in Iran. He stated that Iran has many problems and wants to negotiate.

The U. S. President's emergency command aircraft, Boeing E-4B, made a four-hour flight from Louisiana to Maryland under the unusual call sign ORDER01. This has led to speculation about a connection with the escalation in the Middle East.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected Donald Trump's call for unconditional surrender and threatened the US with irreparable damage in case of military intervention.

The US is considering options for action regarding Iran and Israel. Trump has stepped up his rhetoric, and US negotiators believe Iran's positions are weak.

A spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces reported that 60 fighter jets struck ballistic missile launchers in Iran. Massive Internet outages are observed in Iran.

Donald Trump said he knows where Iran's Supreme Leader is hiding, hinting at full US control over Iran's skies. He also called on Iran to surrender unconditionally.

The Israeli Defense Minister warned the Iranian leader of consequences like Saddam Hussein if the attacks continue. Israel will act against military targets in Tehran.

The Israeli Air Force struck a target in the center of Tehran, eliminating Ali Shadmani. He was the highest-ranking military commander, close to Iranian leader Ali Khamenei.

The US President did not support the G7 statement calling on Israel and Iran to protect civilians. Trump said Iran must make a deal and is ready to negotiate.

The Israeli Prime Minister stated that they are targeting Iran's nuclear scientists, calling them "Hitler's nuclear team. " Netanyahu does not take Iran's reports of a cessation of hostilities seriously.

Israeli Prime Minister announced the elimination of top intelligence officials, denying plans to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader. It was also reported that a top police officer had been eliminated.

Iran used the latest Emad, Qadr, and Kheibar-Shekan missiles against Israel, hitting an oil refinery. In response, Israel attacked fuel infrastructure near Tehran.