Iran has partially restored internet access after a record 88-day blackout. President Pezeshkian ordered the restoration of access to the international network.
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament declared a lack of trust in the US and a refusal to make concessions in the war. Tehran warned of a harsh response should fighting resume.
Rubio reported progress in negotiations with Iran. The parties are disputing the status of the Strait of Hormuz and the conditions for scaling back Tehran's nuclear program.
Donald Trump has announced the U. S. readiness to resume attacks on Iran. Washington is waiting for a peace agreement and is giving Tehran a few days to make a decision.
The President of Iran declared the protection of the people's rights and a refusal to surrender. Pakistan has conveyed Tehran's updated peace proposal to the United States for negotiations.
Masoud Pezeshkian stated Iran's right to a nuclear program despite Trump's pressure. Tehran refuses to hand over enriched uranium until the truce ends.
Pezeshkian condemned Trump for criticizing the Pope on behalf of Iran. Earlier, the US leader criticized the Pope for his stance on nuclear weapons and Venezuela.
The Iranian President stated his readiness for a deal on the condition that the US adheres to international law.
The French President welcomed the agreement between the US and Iran on a truce. Macron called on the parties to adhere to the agreements to build lasting peace in the region.
The Trump administration is considering an in-person meeting in Pakistan on April 10. The delegation may include J.D. Vance and Jared Kushner.
Masoud Pezeshkian called on the US to change its attitude towards Iran and denied aggression. He warned of the consequences of attacks that would extend beyond the country's borders.
The Iranian president stated his readiness to counter US threats on the battlefield. Tehran will close the Strait of Hormuz only to those who encroach on its lands.
Masoud Pezeshkian named conditions for peace, including reparations and international guarantees. Donald Trump, on the other hand, demands unconditional surrender from Tehran.
Masoud Pezeshkian apologized to Persian Gulf countries for the missile strikes. Iran promises to stop attacks if its neighbors do not become a springboard for strikes.
Analysts claim that Putin can only offer verbal support to Iran after Ali Khamenei's death. Russia will not provide military assistance to Tehran, as the partnership agreement does not provide for mutual defense.
Putin's spokesman Peskov stated that the elimination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei did not affect Moscow's approach to resolving the Ukrainian conflict. The Russian Federation continues to consider the political and diplomatic path a priority.
Following the death of Ali Khamenei, Ayatollah Alireza Arafi became the interim leader of Iran. He joined the provisional leadership council along with the president and the chief justice.
An emergency governing council has been formed in Iran to run the country after the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It includes the president, the head of the judiciary, and a representative of the Guardian Council of the Constitution.
Trump stated that there are grounds to believe that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was eliminated during a large-scale attack on Tehran.
US and Iran diplomatic efforts have reached a stalemate, despite positive statements from leaders. The lack of clear agreements and new provocations from Tehran increase the likelihood of American airstrikes.
Turkey seeks to organize direct talks between the US and Iran in Ankara or Istanbul. The goal is to prevent a US military strike on Iran over the suppression of protests.
Iran is ready for talks with the United States but does not plan meetings until conditions are met. Turkey calls for a resumption of nuclear talks, fearing US aggression against Iran.
At least five thousand people have died in Iran during the suppression of protests. The most violent clashes took place in the northwest of the country.
US President Donald Trump has threatened the Iranian authorities with "actions" if peaceful protesters are killed, he wrote on the Truth Social social network. He added that Washington is ready for "actions."
In Iran, demonstrations caused by the deteriorating economic situation have spread to rural provinces, claiming the lives of at least seven people. These deaths may indicate increased measures by the Iranian authorities in response to the protests.
Several people died in clashes between police and protesters in western Iran on January 1. The protests began due to the fall of the rial and inflation.
In Iran, protesters attempted to break into a local government building, injuring three police officers and leading to the arrest of four individuals. Authorities declared December 31 a non-working day, closing schools and institutions to quell the unrest.
Iran has appointed a new head of the Central Bank, Abdolnaser Hemmati, who replaced Mohammad Reza Farzin. This happened amid the sharpest economic crisis in three years and protests over the record depreciation of the rial.
Protests in Iran are in their third day, sparked by a strike of shop owners over the record fall of the rial. The protests have spread to a number of cities, with police using tear gas.
In Iran, reservoirs are almost depleted, and the country is experiencing the most severe drought in decades. President Masoud Pezeshkian warned of a possible evacuation of Tehran if there is no rain.
