Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s interview with Fox News contained strategic errors that could damage Iran’s position in future nuclear talks, the IRGC-affiliated Fars News Agency said on Tuesday.
Iran's government spokesperson said on Tuesday that 1,062 people were killed during the recent 12-day conflict with Israel, including 786 military personnel and 276 civilians.
Iran’s Minister of Communications on Tuesday reported a 30% drop in the digital economy and a 150 trillion rial (about $170 million) loss in just one month, attributing the blow to widespread internet restrictions imposed during the country’s 12-day conflict with Israel.
A senior Iranian diplomat dismissed European efforts to trigger the reimposition of United Nations sanctions under the 2015 nuclear deal as legally baseless, arguing that the accord has not been in effect for seven years.
The United States will strike Iran again if necessary, President Donald Trump said on Monday night, responding to recent remarks by Iran’s foreign minister about the severe damage caused by Washington’s June strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites.
A post on the X account of Iran’s Supreme Leader on Monday warned Muslim states against aiding Israel or blocking Gaza aid, as Iran's foreign minister accused the Jewish state of imposing starvation on civilians and described its actions as war crimes.
The Trump administration remains open to talks with Tehran, the White House said on Monday, as Iran and Washington’s European allies prepare for a new round of nuclear negotiations on Friday — without the United States.
A surge in electricity outages across Iran has caused severe disruption to daily life and economic activity, leaving Iranians frustrated and businesses paralyzed, videos and voice memos sent to Iran International's submissions line show.
A government directive that may grant preferential internet access to certain groups is facing a fierce backlash from Iranians who say it institutionalizes privileges for well-connected insiders and deepens censorship for everyone else.
Iranian-designed Shahed drones now manufactured in Russia are overwhelming Ukraine’s air defenses and increasing the success rate of attacks, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
The cargo that caused the explosion at Rajaei Port in southern Iran belonged to a military entity, the Ham-Mihan daily reported on Monday citing victims’ families three months after the blast that killed dozens of workers.
In the midst of mounting economic pressure, international isolation and a series of military setbacks, Iran has launched a drive to deport Afghan migrants, marking the impoverished community's latest blow amid the vagaries of official policy.
A Lebanese national has been sentenced to 44 months in prison for conspiring to illegally export American-made oil rig machinery to Iran in violation of US sanctions, the Justice Department said on Monday.
Iranian Defense Minister Aziz Nasirzadeh met with his Russian counterpart in Moscow on Monday to discuss strengthening military ties as the two countries began a joint naval drill in the Caspian Sea.
Iran carried out a suborbital test of its Qased satellite carrier on Monday, aiming to evaluate new technologies under development in the country's space program, the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim news agency reported.
The European Union has sanctioned the son of an advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader for his role in Russia's oil trade, as part of a crackdown on the Kremlin's energy revenues.
Iran will host a high-level meeting with Russian and Chinese officials in Tehran on Tuesday, part of a diplomatic effort to shield the country from the threat of reimposed UN sanctions under the 2015 nuclear deal’s snapback mechanism.
Russia would side with Israel over Iran if forced to choose between the two, former Iranian ambassador to Moscow Nematollah Izadi said in remarks sharply critical of Tehran’s reliance on the Kremlin.
Israel-backed hackers wiped out $90 million in Revolutionary Guards crypto wallets during last month's war, calling it a landmark campaign to cripple Iran’s financial backbone, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Iran’s top air defense commander said the country's skies are being vigilantly guarded “day and night” following the recent 12-day conflict with Israel.
A senior Iranian lawmaker warned on Monday that Tehran could halt its regional maritime security cooperation, including in the Strait of Hormuz, if European powers move to reimpose United Nations sanctions via the so-called snapback mechanism.