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Canada condemns Iran’s mistreatment of Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi

Feb 13, 2026, 19:50 GMT+0

“Canada condemns the additional sentencing and mistreatment of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi by the Iranian regime," Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand posted on X.

"This arbitrary detention is yet another example of the severe repression faced by the people of Iran and those defending human rights."

"We call on Iran to release all political prisoners, including those detained during the recent protests, and to provide adequate and professional medical care to everyone in custody," she added.

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Trump says Iran should strike deal or face June-style action

Feb 13, 2026, 19:42 GMT+0

US President Donald Trump on Friday referred to the presence of a US armada in waters near Iran, saying Tehran should make a deal or face consequences like the June attacks.

“We have a situation right now where we sent a very big carrier group to Iran. I'd love to see if we could make a deal. They've been difficult to make a deal. I thought we would have had a deal last time,” Trump said in a speech at Fort Bragg.

“They wish they did and that's where we did midnight hammer, but with the restored strength and the tremendous power that we've now built up over the last number of years, even though we were there was an interlude with Biden," Trump said.

"The interlude, fortunately, was ended quickly, and we started the process again and built upon what we had already done the first four years."

'Don't let this moment pass', Trump ally urges Arabs on Iran regime change

Feb 13, 2026, 18:47 GMT+0

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Friday called on Middle Eastern countries to "thing big" and "not let this moment pass" for a regime change in Iran.

"I'm going to Israel, the UAE and Saudi Arabia next week. Here's the message, if we can get it through diplomacy, fine, but we've had it with this regime. Think big. The people are the difference," he told a panel moderated by Christiane Amanpour.

"When we started this debate, Crown Prince, the people had not spoken. They've spoken with their lives. How much more can they speak? They've been shot down the street like dogs. These are the people you want to help. These are the people that will change history."

"So, what I'm going to tell anybody will listen in the Mideast, don't let this moment pass. Be smart, but don't be locked down with fear and as to MBs and MBZ. Knock it off. Saudi Arabia, knock it off. I'm tired of this crap."

Pahlavi calls for US intervention, says Tehran unlikely to strike deal

Feb 13, 2026, 18:09 GMT+0

Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi in a townhall moderated by Christiane Amanpour openly called for international intervention to dismantle the Islamic Republic’s repression apparatus, saying Iranians are waiting for President Trump to act.

"I think the reason it hasn't happened yet is perhaps because, first of all, mobilizing for it is not an easy affair... But most importantly, I think President Trump realizes that he needs to convince the whole world that are given a diplomatic solution or diplomatic effort, a maximum chance," he said during the panel held on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.

"We will have to see to what extent Iranians, from their side, are willing to settle for what has been asked. I don't see it very likely that they will actually come even close to what are the demands, which will then say, look, by diplomatic means, we haven't managed to get it done," he added.

It'd be a disaster if Trump allows Iran’s regime to survive, senator says

Feb 13, 2026, 17:24 GMT+0

If US President Donald Trump does not deliver on his promises and lets the Iranian regime survive, “it will be a disaster," Republican Senator and Trump ally Lindsey Graham told Politico Pub in Munich.

“It means you can’t rely on America. It means the Western World is full of crap. All they do is talk and when rubber meets the road they don’t do a damn thing.”

Ukrainian president meets Iranian exiled crown prince in Munich

Feb 13, 2026, 16:41 GMT+0

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Friday he met with exiled Crown Prince of Iran Reza Pahlavi in Munich on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.

"Ukraine supports the Iranian people as they are fighting for their future; we also express our sympathy to all the victims of the Iranian regime," Zelenskyy said in a post on his X account.

"During our conversation, we focused on the situation in Iran and the areas where the Iranian people need support. We discussed the importance of strengthening sanctions against the Iranian regime and any other dictatorial regimes."

"We condemned the cooperation between Russia and Iran, in particular the supply of “shaheds” by the Iranian regime to Russia and the granting of licenses for their production," he said.

Zelenskyy described such a partnership as "a real threat not only to Ukraine but to the entire region."

"I thank the Crown Prince of Iran for supporting Ukraine’s territorial integrity. It is vital to make every effort to protect human lives. Ukraine is ready to help on its part."