Stories from Tehran · Iran

Voices are calling for any agreement between Washington and Tehran to include guarantees to stop expansion.

Iranians are currently examining a 14-point paper that was reported by the American Axios website. The contents of the paper are under review by Iranian officials.

The confrontation between the United States and Iran is escalating, moving from a level of deterrence to direct military operations.

The source indicated that the war with Iran has changed from a security perspective. Doha has not rejoined OPEC, and Angola left the organization in 2023, following Ecuador and Indonesia.

Iranians believe that President Trump's trip to China could buy them time, potentially delaying a limited, systematic US action. They perceive that Mr. Trump might not dare to take such action, or that any such measure could occur after his China trip, becoming a global issue.

Iran's judiciary spokesperson announced the nationwide confiscation of 262 properties belonging to opponents, citing relevant laws.

The Director General of the Union of Dairy Cooperatives in Iran stated that price changes in dairy products are a daily occurrence. Ali Ehsan Zafari added that providing raw packaging materials has become a problem and difficulty for producers.

The United States has not provided answers regarding the shipment of over 400 kilograms of enriched uranium from Iran's nuclear program, which was a central issue at the start of a war.

A broadcast discussed Iran's real stock of actually allocated uranium. The amount of uranium allocated in Venezuela is described as small when compared to the quantity possessed by Iran.

Iran's Minister of Science, Hussein Simaieh Saraf, stated that certain restrictions are targeting a decision made by Khawd.