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Iran Promises Rapid Retaliation Against U.S. Provocations and Proxy Actions
Iran’s UN ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani has voiced serious concerns over military threats from the U.S. and Israel, asserting that any aggression will provoke a strong response from Iran. In a letter to the UN, he called their actions unlawful and reckless, particularly condemning military operations in the Red Sea and their implications for international law. Following a missile strike by Yemen on Israel, which U.S. and Israeli officials attributed to Iran, airstrikes on Yemeni targets were coordinated with the U.S. Iravani urged the UN Security Council to condemn these threats and emphasized Iran’s commitment to peace while reserving its right to self-defense.
Iran Calls in French Diplomat Over Controversial Remarks by Foreign Minister
Tehran has summoned the French charge d’affaires to protest comments made by French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, which Iran deemed “insulting and unfounded.” This follows the recognition of an Iranian film at the Cannes Film Festival. Mohammad Tanhaei, head of the Second Europe Department at Iran’s Foreign Ministry, condemned Barrot’s remarks as interference in Iran’s internal affairs and called for an official explanation. He criticized France for allegedly using the festival to promote a political agenda against Iran, highlighting France’s support for Israel and questioning its moral authority on human rights. The French diplomat will relay Iran’s concerns to his government.
Essential Nuclear Infrastructure and Enrichment: A Non-Negotiable Commitment
During a meeting with the Pugwash International Conference delegation, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi emphasized Iran’s legal rights under the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and its commitment to a peaceful nuclear program. He highlighted ongoing indirect talks with the U.S., asserting that Iran will not compromise on its rights to peaceful nuclear energy, including enrichment. Araghchi acknowledged the sacrifices made by Iranians in advancing nuclear technology despite sanctions and loss of life. He criticized U.S. officials for contradictory statements that complicate negotiations, reaffirming Iran’s readiness for dialogue while upholding its principled positions and aspirations for peaceful nuclear development.
Vice President Celebrates Persian Gulf as a Beacon of Unity for Iranians
First Vice President Mohammad-Reza Aref emphasized the Persian Gulf’s vital role in Iran’s identity and civilizational heritage. In a recent Instagram statement, he highlighted that the Gulf is not just a geographical feature but a key part of Iran’s political, social, economic, and cultural narrative. Aref asserted that historical documents consistently recognize the Persian Gulf as integral to Iran’s identity and called for international acknowledgment of this fact. Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi supported Aref’s views, condemning politically motivated attempts to misname the Gulf as hostile toward Iran. Both leaders stressed the need for respect for historical realities regarding the Persian Gulf.
Iran’s Stance on Nuclear Issues: VP Confirms No Consultations or Orders Accepted
During the inauguration of the new head of Iran’s Iranology Foundation, Aref emphasized Iranian culture’s significance and its global role. He advocated for the integration of advanced technologies into Iranian civilization, asserting that such advancements should benefit humanity. Addressing nuclear technology, he stressed its peaceful use for societal betterment, while rejecting Western narratives of Iranophobia. Aref highlighted the pride of Iranian identity, contrasting it with the tragedies associated with Western civilization. He underscored Iran’s focus on diplomacy and collaboration with regional nations, reaffirming the commitment to peaceful policies and the ethical stance against nuclear weapons as guided by a religious decree.
Iran’s Judiciary Chief Sounds Alarm on Enemy Schemes Threatening National Security
In a recent address, Iran’s Judiciary Chief Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei emphasized the ongoing threats to national security from external adversaries and called for unity among citizens. He criticized efforts to undermine youth values and insisted that the Resistance Front is closer to victory. Mohseni-Ejei condemned the Zionist regime for its actions in Gaza, describing them as genocidal and unsuccessful in their goals. He urged vigilance against strategies designed to create insecurity and division in Iran, especially following the assassination of two Supreme Court judges in Tehran, which heightened concerns over national security.