Stories from Tehran · Iran

Many observers state that Iran is withdrawing or pulling back, attributing this action to a delay. This assessment comes from various analysts monitoring the situation. Turkey is identified as being on the same path.

The United States is increasing sanctions on companies linked to Iran. The US government believes that the Trump administration's sanctions against Iran could be extended for up to four months.

The United States has stated that the rest of Tehran will be 'forbidden' from the US if negotiations fail. The United States is awaiting a response from Iran.

Komsomolskaya Pravda indicated that Iran is not interested in a temporary truce, but aims for a permanent treaty with the United States.

Iranian officials insist there has been no damage to its storage facility.

Discussions highlight strategic challenges that go beyond traditional military calculations, imposing a new equation based on assets. There is also a focus on containment and achieving an acceptable relationship with the Islamic regime.

A statement was broadcast concerning Iran, suggesting that "Iran will go" if a hypothetical scenario of "they attack the whole world" occurs.

Iran's Islamic Council will hold its first meeting since the war outbreak on May 10 via video conference, according to Iranian media reports. The Council's Presidency spokesperson stated that the meeting will focus on discussing issues such as blockades. The spokesperson for the Iranian Islamic Council Presidium stated that the committee will focus on issues such as passing alliances.

A Russian radio station reported that there are no special organizations within Iranian structures that would call themselves a 'front'.

Citizens are reportedly using the internet freely despite ongoing censorship efforts. A government policy aimed at forcing users onto internal platforms has failed, resulting in over 70 days of digital inactivity.