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In an interview, Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Naqdi of the IRGC discussed the recent 12-Day War sparked by Israel’s aggression against Iran. He claimed Iran’s missile capabilities remained intact, with no damage to missile cities and operations swiftly resuming post-attacks. The conflict, initiated on June 13, resulted in over 1,000 casualties, including military leaders and civilians, and saw the US bomb three Iranian nuclear sites. Naqdi criticized Israeli efforts to dismantle Hamas’s tunnels and asserted that Iran’s missile technology, entirely indigenous, is superior. He highlighted Iran’s defensive successes against Israeli drones and emphasized the strength and resilience of the IRGC throughout the conflict.
During a UN General Assembly meeting, Iran’s Ambassador to the UN, Amir Saeid Iravani, highlighted the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called for a permanent ceasefire. He criticized the U.S. for using its veto power to block resolutions aimed at halting violence against Palestinians, marking the sixth such instance in recent months. Iravani condemned Israel’s actions as grave violations of international law, including ethnic cleansing and unlawful blockades. He urged the international community to take decisive action, including lifting humanitarian restrictions, condemning Israeli aggression, and supporting Palestinian statehood, emphasizing the need to uphold Palestinian rights and ensure accountability for abuses.
Iran’s support for Lebanon remains significant in regional politics, highlighted by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf’s recent visit to Beirut for the funeral of Hezbollah leaders. Qalibaf affirmed Iran’s backing for consensus among Lebanon’s government, parliament, and resistance groups, while praising the country’s resilience against Israeli occupation. He noted the restored security in southern Lebanon. Other Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, emphasized the continuity of the resistance against Israeli forces. The funeral drew hundreds of thousands of mourners, showcasing the solidarity between Iran and Lebanon in their ongoing commitment to resistance against external threats.
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Iran’s Permanent Mission to the UN confirmed the cancellation of Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi’s keynote speech at the Carnegie Endowment’s 2025 Nuclear Policy Conference in Washington. The organizers shifted the format to a debate instead, and the full text of Araqchi’s speech will be released to the media. Reports suggest that the cancellation may have stemmed from “orchestrated pressure” from the Israeli lobby. This incident highlights the potential influence of lobbying groups on international discussions, particularly regarding nuclear policy, raising concerns about its impact on future diplomatic relations and discourse.