Stories from Tehran · Iran

A source describes a 'huge escalation' by the United States, noting that Iran has made its position clear regarding the situation.

A source reported that Ameri recognized Iran's regional role and the breaking of sanctions.

A government ministry in Iran is reportedly tracking all user actions on YouTube. Iranian forces observe points on radar, but the speaker lacks expertise to confirm if they can differentiate between civilian and American military ships. American military vessels reportedly turn off their AIS transponders to avoid being spotted. President Trump stated that the ceasefire remains in effect, asserting that no unprovoked actions have occurred to halt it. He also warned of increased violence if Tehran does not swiftly sign an agreement and mentioned instructors returning to a blockade with other U.S. A new source described the event as an unprovoked attack. Neither Iran nor the United States has announced the breakdown of a ceasefire agreement.

A Russian source stated that an air campaign against Iranians will resume.

The traditional reformist voice in Iran, which advocates for communication with Western nations, appears almost absent. This absence is attributed to reasons imposed by the ongoing war.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian maintains a consistent stance on defense and national security, aligning with established positions.

Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters confirmed that the Iranian response to the targeting of American destroyers involved ballistic and cruise anti-missile missiles and highly explosive armed drones.

Explosions have reportedly occurred in southern cities, with sources indicating these incidents are linked to ongoing campaigns.

Iran has experienced a 4% increase in its average rainfall across the country. This rise in precipitation has resulted in water levels in large cities reaching a 'filling stage'.

A radio broadcast reported a 'massacre of thousands' in Iran, describing it as a 'terrible time for Iranians'.