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The Iranian Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned recent accusations made by the US President during his Knesset address, asserting that the US lacks moral authority to make such claims. The ministry criticized the US as the world’s largest sponsor of terrorism and highlighted its complicity in Israeli actions in Gaza. They honored Martyr Qassem Soleimani for his fight against terrorism, condemned his assassination, and dismissed allegations regarding Iran’s nuclear program. The statement emphasized US interventionist policies as destabilizing and questioned the sincerity of its peace claims. Iran reaffirmed its commitment to defending its national interests amid external pressures.
In a Tehran meeting, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Araghchi and UN Special Envoy to Yemen Hans Grundberg discussed the severe humanitarian crisis in Yemen due to ongoing U.S. military aggression. Araghchi condemned U.S. attacks, arguing they contribute to regional instability and impact civilian lives. He called for U.S. leaders to recognize the link between the Yemeni plight and broader issues, including the humanitarian crisis in Palestine. Grundberg acknowledged Iran’s support for peace efforts, emphasizing the need for stability in Yemen for regional security. The meeting highlighted the urgent need for diplomatic solutions amid escalating violence and foreign interventions.
In a recent address, President Masoud Pezeshkian affirmed Iran’s commitment to enhancing cooperation with neighboring countries while resisting threats to its rights. During a ceremony for communication and technology projects, he emphasized that Iran seeks peace but will not yield to coercion, responding to Western media claims about potential compromises in scientific achievements during U.S. negotiations. Pezeshkian urged unity against unilateralism and highlighted the need for excellence through the expertise of scholars. He also stressed the importance of knowledge-based companies adhering to standards for effective management and policy-making, advocating for transparency and updated data to improve quality and reduce costs.
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The Iranian government has summoned Poland’s chargé d’affaires in Tehran following anti-Iran statements by a senior Polish diplomat. Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs lodged an official protest against Polish foreign minister Marcin Wilczek’s remarks, amid rising tensions partly fueled by an Iranian drone wreckage displayed at the 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). This event aimed to promote an anti-Iran narrative, linking Iran-Russia cooperation to global threats. While the U.S. and EU have imposed sanctions on Iran for allegedly supplying drones to Russia in the Ukraine conflict, Iran denies these claims, asserting its right to sell drones like the Shahed model.
In the Iranian year ending March 2025, the Khuzestan Ports and Maritime Administration processed 1,538 vessels, emphasizing maritime safety and efficiency. They conducted over 5,600 vessel traffic service operations and provided pilotage in 6,200 instances, totaling nearly 19,000 operational hours. Tugboats assisted in over 8,000 operations, with around 24,000 service hours. The administration issued more than 10,000 maritime documents to enhance workforce readiness. Environmental initiatives included collecting 5,000 cubic meters of ship-generated waste and conducting 142 pollution response operations. Additionally, 2.5 million cubic meters of sediment were dredged to maintain navigational safety in key waterways.