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The “12-Day War with the Israeli regime” is a pivotal event in military history that demonstrated Iran’s strategic capabilities. In an interview with Brigadier General Ali-Mohammad Naeini of the IRGC, he discussed the conflict as a hybrid confrontation involving advanced technology and asymmetric warfare, contrasting it with the ground-focused Iran-Iraq War. Naeini emphasized Iran’s preparedness, stemming from extensive military exercises and command oversight, which enabled a swift response to aggression. He highlighted the importance of understanding evolving threats, particularly from the US and Israel, and reassured that Iran’s military readiness continues to grow, ready for complex scenarios ahead.
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Iran’s Vice-President for Strategic Affairs, Mohammad Javad Zarif, has denied claims that Iran’s defense policy focuses on developing nuclear weapons. In an article, he argued that such narratives misrepresent Iran’s strategic goals, which prioritize sovereignty and regional stability. Zarif emphasized the principles of strategic self-reliance and long-term military innovation as central to Iran’s defense strategy. He attributed misconceptions about Iran’s intentions to global instability and violations of international norms, particularly by Israel. Zarif called for global accountability and urged analysts to concentrate on destabilizing actions by the Zionist regime, rather than mischaracterizing Iran’s defense posture.
The Tehran Dialogue Forum commenced on Sunday, highlighting a key moment in international diplomacy with notable attendees, including President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. The event opened with Iran’s national anthem and a Quran recitation. High-profile foreign dignitaries present included the foreign ministers of Oman, Tajikistan, and the Afghan caretaker government, along with the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and Armenia’s Security Council Secretary. Scheduled for May 18-19, the forum aims to enhance diplomatic connections and facilitate discussions on important global issues, featuring speeches from various officials and experts.
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned sanctions as cruel obstacles to the nation’s economic growth, advocating for their removal through negotiations rather than maximum pressure tactics. Speaking at the Sixth Methanol Conference, he outlined two key actions: lifting sanctions via negotiations and nullifying them through self-reliance. Araghchi stressed that negotiations should not stem from weakness, reflecting on past experiences with the U.S. and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. His comments followed Ayatollah Khamenei’s critique of negotiations with the U.S. as unwise, particularly amid ongoing sanctions reinstated by the Trump administration after the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA.