Iran announces nuclear program developments following US strike
Tehran insists its nuclear program is peaceful, with no current enrichment, despite U.S. and Israeli bombings of key sites.
Tehran insists its nuclear program is peaceful, with no current enrichment, despite U.S. and Israeli bombings of key sites.
Iran confirms seizing Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Talara in Strait of Hormuz over alleged illegal cargo; crew safety prioritized.
Japan may revise its non-nuclear principles, prompting Chinese concern over potential shifts in Tokyo’s security and defense policy.
Iranian forces allegedly diverted UAE-bound tanker Talara toward their waters; ship management prioritizes crew safety amid suspicious activity.
Iranian activist Mahnoush Abdollahi sentenced to nine years, six suspended, for alleged support of Israel and anti-state propaganda.
“This admission of a crime establishes the full responsibility of the US government,” Baghaei said.
Iranian officials warned of water cuts in parts of Tehran as drought worsens. Authorities plan rotating rationing, with 62% of the city’s supply from declining underground sources, raising fears of potential evacuation.
“I welcome this first step. The dialogue continues to enable their return to France as quickly as possible.” — President Emmanuel Macron.
Iran has enacted a sweeping espionage law allowing the death penalty for minor offences such as satellite internet use, sparking international outrage amid rising executions and economic turmoil.
Ahmadu Bello University has dismissed as false an AI-generated video alleging its involvement in developing a nuclear weapon, reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to peaceful nuclear research.