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Araghchi says aiding attacks on Iran would constitute aggression under international law

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned his British counterpart that any cooperation with parties attacking Iran is "unacceptable" and, under international law, amounts to an act of aggression.

Persian Gulf Strait Authority: Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed Amid Continued US Military Aggression

Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) announced that transit through the Strait of Hormuz remains suspended due to the continued military aggression of the United States in the region, stressing that navigation requests will be processed only after stability and calm are restored.

Residential Areas Hit as U.S. Launches New Wave of Strikes on Southern Iran

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced early Thursday that it had carried out a new wave of military strikes against southern Iran, claiming the operation was a response to what it described as attempted Iranian attacks on American forces stationed in the region.

Iranian Air Force Brave Pilot Honored in Shiraz Following Repatriation of Remains

A solemn military ceremony was held in the southern Iranian city of Shiraz on Thursday to receive the remains of martyred Brigadier General pilot Majid Kazemi, whose identity was confirmed through DNA testing months after he was reported missing following an operation targeting the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

UNESCO Adds Iran’s Alamut Castle and Related Fortifications to World Heritage List

UNESCO has inscribed Iran’s “Alamut Castle and Related Fortifications” on its World Heritage List, making it the country’s 30th tangible cultural heritage property to receive the prestigious international designation.

Tehran concludes “Unfinished Homework” event honoring more than 400 child martyrs

The closing ceremony of "Mashq-e Natamam" (Unfinished Homework), a cultural and artistic event commemorating more than 400 Iranian children who lost their lives during the recent war, was held on Friday at Tehran's Tabiat Bridge, the city's largest pedestrian bridge.

Mourners carry fragments of Minab school martyrs' remains in emotional funeral ceremony

Over the course of several weeks of search operations at the site of Shajareh Tayyebeh school and its surrounding areas, 62 fragments of the student martyrs' remains were recovered. Following genetic (DNA) testing, these fragments were confirmed to belong to 32 students. Despite weeks of continuous search efforts at the school and nearby locations, no trace has yet been found of the missing remains of Makan.

By Elahe Seyfodin

Isfahan, Saint Petersburg Shaping Future of City Diplomacy

The best sister-city partnerships aren’t just about signing a few documents and calling it done. They actually turn into lasting connections—bringing together institutions, businesses, universities, cultural groups, and regular people. What’s great is you can really see the outcome of such friendships. Both cities benefit, and it’s not just talk.

Iran demands UN to condemn US strike on IAEA-safeguarded nuclear site

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations has called on the UN Security Council and the UN secretary-general to explicitly condemn a U.S. missile strike on the IAEA-safeguarded Darkhovin nuclear power plant, warning that the attack has put nuclear safety and international law at risk.

Iran Condemns US Strike on Darkhovin Power Plant, Warns of Consequences

Iran has condemned a U.S. strike on the under-construction Darkhovin power plant, describing the attack as a dangerous assault on the country's peaceful infrastructure and warning that Washington will bear full responsibility for its consequences.

By Elahe Seyfodin

Global Municipal Cooperation Reshapes Future of Urban Tourism

International city partnerships are increasingly becoming a strategic tool for tourism development, as municipalities around the world turn to sister-city agreements, cultural exchanges, and joint initiatives to strengthen destination branding, access new markets, and boost their competitiveness in

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US attacks on civilian infrastructure resemble terrorist groups' actions

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei has condemned recent US attacks on civilian infrastructure in Iran, saying the actions are reminiscent of the behavior of terrorist groups.

Leader Says US Violations of Islamabad MoU Confirm America’s Untrustworthiness

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has stated that the violations of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) have once again demonstrated the “worthlessness and invalidity” of the US president’s signature.

Iran Calls on UN to Act Immediately to Stop U.S. Strikes, Warns of Threat to International Peace

Iran has called on the United Nations to take immediate action to halt ongoing U.S. military strikes, warning that the attacks pose a serious and imminent threat to international peace and security.

Iranian Army Says Drones Hit US Military Positions in Bahrain

The Iranian Army announced that it had carried out the 11th phase of its “Saegheh” ("Lightning") operation, targeting US military positions in Bahrain.

US Strikes Hit Southern Iran, Forcing Evacuation of Children's Cancer Hospital in Ahvaz

U.S. forces launched strikes on multiple locations across Iran's southern provinces overnight, with explosions reported in Ahvaz, Bandar Abbas, Qeshm and Chabahar, forcing the emergency evacuation of a children's cancer hospital in Ahvaz.