Односите меѓу Иран и САД ( ИЗРАЕЛСКО АМЕРИЧКА АГРЕСИЈА НА ИРАН 2025 )

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Trump:

Iran was very kind, they warned us. They said we would shoot at them. Is 1 o'clock okay?

I said everything was fine... and everyone was escorted off the base so they wouldn't get hurt.

Trump says Israel “got hit hard” at NATO summit

'Israel got hit really hard, Oh Boy, those ballistic missiles took out a lot of buildings'

Iran Observer

President of Ben-Gurion University reports extensive damage to the institution by Iranian strikes, nature of relationship with the IDF

- The university graduates air force pilots and most senior officials in intelligence research departments, and air defense systems such as "Iron Dome," "David's Sling" and others are the product of Israeli technology that emerged from university research.
- During the recent battle 4 Israeli universities and institutes were subjected to Iranian bombardment in Haifa, Tel Aviv and Beer Sheva.
- 30 out of 60 buildings at Ben-Gurion University were damaged as a result of Iranian bombardment.
- It appears that the Iranians know the importance of Israeli universities more than some Israeli ministers.

Middle East Observer

- "Iran knows its nuclear program has been completely destroyed, which is why it has agreed to negotiate," - Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of Defense.

Trump says US and Iranian officials will talk next week as ceasefire holds

The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to be holding on Wednesday while U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that U.S. and Iranian officials will talk next week, giving rise to cautious hope for longer-term peace even as Tehran insisted it will not give up its nuclear program.

Trump, who helped negotiate the ceasefire that took hold Tuesday on the 12th day of the war, told reporters at a NATO summit that he wasn’t particularly interested in restarting negotiations with Iran, insisting that U.S. strikes had destroyed its nuclear program. Earlier in the day, an Iranian official questioned whether the United States could be trusted after its weekend attack.

“We may sign an agreement, I don’t know,” Trump said. “The way I look at it, they fought, the war is done.”

Iran has not acknowledged any talks taking place next week, though U.S. Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff has said there has been direct and indirect communication between the countries. A sixth round of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran had been scheduled for earlier this month in Oman but was cancelled when Israel attacked Iran.

Associated Press

Intel Slava - Over the last few hours the Secretary of Defense said there would be talks, Trump said there wouldn’t be and then announced talks with Iran next week that Iran has not confirmed (at least publicly) are happening.

Iranian Ministry of Health:

The Israeli aggression has resulted in 627 deaths and 4,870 injuries so far.

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IRGC confirms death of Khatam al-Anbiya Chief of Staff General Ali Shadmani from wounds sustained in Israeli strikes

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Iranian President:

We support a nuclear-weapon-free zone, provided it includes the Zionist entity (Israel).

The Clash Report

Iranian defence officials are currently in China inspecting the J-10C fighter jet, a 4.5-generation aircraft developed by Chengdu.

https://t.me/CyberspecNews/85044

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The US Director of National Intelligence has backed Trump's version that Iran's nuclear infrastructure was destroyed as a result of the war.

Tulsi Gabbard, citing new intelligence, said it would take years to restore Iran's nuclear infrastructure sites in Natanz, Fordow and Isfahan, damaged by recent strikes.

Gabbard said that to rebuild, Iran would "have to essentially build these facilities from scratch."

Let us recall that Trump earlier called the publications that reported that Iran had retained its nuclear potential fake.

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Satellite images of the results of Israeli Air Force strikes on targets located near Mehrabad Airport in Tehran.

The first photo shows the destruction of one of the production/storage facilities of the state-owned company "Quds Aviation Industries" , which specializes in the design and production of UAVs.

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Iranian Foreign Ministry:

Nuclear facilities severely damaged by US strikes.

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According to Bloomberg, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States will meet with Iran next week. However, he cast doubt on the need for a nuclear deal.

Trump claimed that recent U.S. airstrikes “destroyed” Iran’s nuclear facilities, suggesting a diplomatic agreement might no longer be necessary—though he did not rule out the possibility of signing one.

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Air defense activity reported in Iranian city of Parand

Parand is a suburb of Tehran and is located in the southwest.

On June 24, Donald Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel.

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- Iran’s Parliament votes to suspend cooperation with UN nuclear watchdog

Iran’s parliament has overwhelmingly approved a bill mandating the government to suspend all cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the UN’s nuclear watchdog. The move is a direct and forceful response to the “recent aggression by Israel and the United States” against Iran’s nuclear facilities.

In a charged session of the Majles, Iran’s parliament, lawmakers voted 221 to 0, with one abstention, to approve the general outlines of the bill on Wednesday. The final articles of the bill were later passed with a similar sweeping majority, cementing a stance that will see IAEA inspectors barred from the country and all monitoring activities halted.

The approved bill now requires final ratification from Iran’s Guardian Council, a 12-member body of jurists. They review the bill to ensure it does not contradict the Constitution of Iran and Islamic principles. Once approved in the Guardian Council, it is signed into law by the President and officially published, making it enforceable across the country.


Iran Nuances

- Key distinction in #Iran's new IAEA bill approved today:

Suspension of cooperation is automatic upon the bill becoming law.
Resumption of cooperation is conditional to fulfilling two conditions. This needs a report from AEOI then certified by SNSC that the terms have been met

Abas Aslani

- U.S. Makes New Push for Gaza Cease-Fire, Building on Iran Deal

The U.S. is making a fresh push in negotiations to end the fighting and free the hostages in Gaza, as President Trump hopes to build on the momentum of a deal that paused hostilities between Israel and Iran and bring an end to the conflict that sparked nearly two years of war in the Middle East.
While significant gaps remain between Israel and Hamas, Arab officials mediating the talks say both sides have shown an interest in getting a deal done. The mediators said they are in talks with both sides by telephone, adding they could soon meet in Egypt, which along with Qatar has helped the U.S. broker the Gaza talks.

On Wednesday, President Trump said that the cease-fire between Israel and Iran has improved the atmosphere of talks around the fighting in Gaza. “I think great progress is being made on Gaza,” Trump told reporters at the NATO summit in The Hague. “I think we’re going to have some very good news.” 

Trump said he was recently briefed about developments in the talks by special envoy Steve Witkoff. “He did tell me that Gaza is very close,” Trump said. 


Wall Street Journal

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| Palestinian resistance groups have become stronger thanks to Iran’s attacks

In an article by Yedioth Ahronoth, it admits that Israeli forces have been weakened in the Gaza Strip and currently are on the defense rather than offense.

It says the Palestinian resistance are taking back momentum, especially in Khan Younis, as many Israeli brigades have been withdrawn from the Strip due to Iran’s attacks.

Gaza has regained strategic focus after Iran’s attacks, says the article.

@FotrosResistancee

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Israel’s military said to be running low on some key weaponry -

Israel’s military is running low on some key weaponry as Trump tries to hold together a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, according to three U.S. officials. 

Israel is specifically low on munitions, two of the officials said.

The shortage comes amid tensions between Trump and Netanyahu over Trump’s push for a ceasefire after 12 days of strikes between Israel and Iran. 

A spokesperson for the Israeli government did not respond to a request for comment. 

A defense official declined to comment. 

At the same time, acting Chief of Naval Operations James Kilby testified today before the Senate that while the U.S. Navy has enough of the missiles it needs to defend Israel, the United States is using them “at an alarming rate.”

The United States has helped defend Israel against a barrage of Iranian attacks in the past two weeks.

NBC News

- Iran retains tactical ability to threaten US troops, CENTCOM admiral says

Iran retains the ability to threaten U.S. service members despite being in a weakened state following Israel’s military campaign against Tehran and American assaults on its nuclear program, the deputy commander of U.S. Central Command said Tuesday.

Navy Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, who is nominated to take command of U.S. forces in the Middle East in the summer, told senators at his confirmation hearing that the protection of troops is top of mind because Iran continues to possess “considerable tactical capability.”

Stars and Stripes

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- Video analysis reveals locations of Israel's missile defense sites

Based on videos taken in Jordan, Arms Control Wonk was able to identify all of Israel's missile defense sites, determine the interceptor type based on their burn-time and then estimate the number of interceptors fired.


Dr Jeffrey Lewis

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- Heavy expenditure of U.S. air defense munitions to defend Israel

Assuming the US Army THAAD battery in Israel used up 50% more interceptors (39+20) than the video evidence used shows, it would mean roughly 10-15% of the US Army's inventory of THAAD missiles was likely used up over this 12 day period. While US Army has been buying small number of THAAD AURs lately to allow production deliveries to FMS customers, this could force some interesting discussions with KSA, UAE and future customers (Qatar). The Army has in the past ordered 100+ THAAD AUR's in a recent single production lot ordered >100 AURs and may have to place an order that size to replenish its inventory.

Carolina Lion - It looks like we used up about 15% of our THAAD inventory in little less then two weeks defending Israel from Iranian ballistic missiles. Which means we would likely run out of air defense munitions in about 6 weeks in a war against Russia or China.

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- In a CNBC interview, Trump’s personal envoy Steve Witkoff confirmed that the Trump administration lifted some of the sanctions on Iran on June 24, 2025, enabling the Iranian regime to ship oil to China.

SeKooh

Intel Slava - With concessions to Iran now confirmed and it clear Israel failed in its stated objectives, it seems Iran is unambiguously the winner of the conflict.

The Pentagon has launched a criminal investigation into leaked intelligence about US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities that suggested they were not destroyed, contrary to what Trump claimed, Politico reports.

"This information was intended for internal use and assessment of combat losses," the head of the department, Piet Hegseth, commented on the situation at the NATO summit in The Hague.

He believes that media reports based on this report are intended to "twist the situation to make the president look bad, even though it was a clear victory."

"We believe that, most likely, (the consequences of a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities) are serious - up to and including complete destruction," Hegseth added.

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Iranian Matla ul-Fajr radars destroyed by Israeli Air Force strikes.

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Iran's supreme leader makes first statement since end of war with Israel.

He declared Tehran's victory as a result of the war (as did other Iranian authorities earlier).

At the same time, Israel also declared victory over Iran.

Tehran Times: Israel plotted to bomb US and blame Iran / Iran uncovers plot, notifies US

According to information revealed by the Tehran Times newspaper, Israel was plotting to carry out an explosion on American soil and then blame Iran in order to provoke a full-scale war between the US and Iran.

The plan included orchestrating a destructive incident inside the United States, fabricating evidence against Iran, manipulating public opinion in the United States, and inciting military action.

Iran, receiving intelligence from a friendly country, discovered the Israeli plot. After receiving information about the intended attack, the Iranians sent messages to American officials and prevented the planned explosion.

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Iran's Supreme Leader Says They Almost Destroyed Netanyahu's Regime in Israel…

Iran believes it has not only defeated Israel, but also gained the upper hand in its standoff with the US, says the republic's supreme leader

[dragan_mig31]

The US Joint Chiefs of Staff on the attack in Fordow:

One of the pilots who dropped the bombs on Ford told me it was the brightest explosion he had ever seen.

All 6 munitions were dropped exactly where planned.

There is no one in Fordow right now. There is no access to the place.

Trump said that journalists from The New York Times and CNN who wrote articles about the US not destroying components of Iran's nuclear program will be fired.

boren izraelski heron

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[dragan_mig31]

— / NEW: Trump administration considering aiding Iran with up to $30 billion for a 'civilian nuclear program,' easing sanctions, and freeing freezed assets to bring Iran 'back to the negotiating table.' – CNN

@Middle_East_Spectator

The wreckage of a large Israeli Heron TP (Eitan) UAV shot down by Iranian air defense near Khorramabad in Lorestan province during the war.

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the United States is currently pursuing a diplomatic path with Iran.

At the same time, CNN reports that Washington is considering a proposal to replace Iran’s nuclear facility in Fordow with an alternative program, to be funded by U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf.

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Donald Trump has accused the Democrats of leaking sensitive information — apparently from a Pentagon report revealing the limited effectiveness of recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

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Iran has not yet made a decision on whether to continue negotiations with the United States and will be guided solely by its own national interests, the country’s Foreign Minister stated.

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The U.S. FBI is searching for the source of a leaked classified intelligence report stating that American bombs did not destroy Iranian nuclear facilities, but only caused damage.

Footage has appeared of Iranian strikes on Israel before the ceasefire.

https://t.me/CyberspecNews/85178

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—/ Israeli Channel 13: 'There were a lot of Iranian missile hits on IDF bases, in strategic sites that we still don't report about. It created a situation where people don't realize how precise the Iranians were and how much damage they caused in many places.'

@Middle_East_Spectator

Locations targeted by Iran during the 12 days war with Israel according to Iranian media outlet Tasnim.

MenchOsint

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Iran's Foreign Ministry stated it possesses evidence that U.S. military bases in the Middle East were used to support Israel — without the consent or knowledge of the countries hosting those bases.

@DDGeopolitics

—/ BREAKING: Israel's Minister of Defense, Yisrael Katz, officially admits the majority of Iran's highly enriched uranium has not been destroyed, and that it was 'clear from the outset' that not all the material would be destroyed. – Channel 13

He adds that the shared US-Israeli position is that Iran will be asked to 'hand over' its remaining stockpile of enriched uranium.

TAbiz

Vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz have begun concealing their true identities in response to escalating threats, according to a report by Reuters.

Some ships have started broadcasting labels such as "Chinese property" or "Russian oil" in an apparent attempt to deter potential attacks.

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Iran Moves Quickly to Buy Chinese J-10C Fighters Amid Escalating Regional Threats

Iran has decided to urgently acquire Chinese J-10C multirole fighter jets, according to Kommersant, citing Iran’s Khorasan newspaper.

Talks with Beijing over a major arms deal—initially for up to 150 jets—had dragged on for nearly two decades due to payment issues. Tehran faced a chronic shortage of foreign currency, while China was unwilling to accept payment in oil or gas. The scope of the deal was eventually reduced to just 36 aircraft. That changed on June 24, when the United States quietly gave China the green light to purchase Iranian oil without the threat of sanctions.
Following the recent war with Israel—where Israeli air superiority was painfully evident—Iran is now rushing to modernize its air force.

According to Military Balance 2025, Iran had up to 150 operational fighter jets prior to the conflict, most of them outdated American models. The Iranian Air Force also retains up to 18 MiG-29A/UBs acquired in the late 1980s and early 1990s, but most are non-operational due to a lack of spare parts and the complexity of maintenance.

Experts note that the J-10C offers a practical solution—cheaper and more readily available than Russian MiG-35s or Su-35s, which Tehran had previously considered.

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Benjamin Netanyahu staged a deception ahead of the Israeli operation against Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Just days before the strikes, the Israeli Prime Minister publicly announced he would be taking personal leave on June 16 to attend his son’s wedding.

However, in a calculated move, Netanyahu never intended to show up. Not even his closest relatives — including his eldest son — were told he would skip the ceremony.

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Iran rejects resumption of nuclear talks with US, - Bloomberg

China Took Note of Israel’s 13-Day War

Beijing closely studied Israel’s sabotage campaign against Iran — and didn’t like what it saw.
Chinese analysts expressed concern over how quickly Israeli intelligence managed to disable Iranian defenses and hit key targets. They warn this exposes vulnerabilities in China’s own strategic infrastructure.

Key points from Chinese experts:

- Analyst Fu Qianshao called Israel’s actions a “new form of warfare” — where covert agents and sabotage can achieve major objectives without WMDs. He urged tighter internal security.

- Military expert Yan Wei noted China already has advanced legal and tech-based safeguards, but admitted Israel’s success shows the need to upgrade protection of critical sites.

Israel’s initial strikes on Iran followed a clear playbook: cripple air defenses, decapitate command, and strike with cheap drones and sabotage teams.

Given China’s ambitions toward Taiwan, and the island’s active preparations for conflict, Beijing’s concerns are well-founded.

China is fast at adopting battlefield lessons — from drone tech to hardened air shelters. But one major weakness remains: lack of combat experience, something even advanced weaponry can’t compensate for.

Via: @Rybar

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Footage shows the final moments of an Iranian ballistic missile striking its target in Israel.

The missile is believed to be a “Haj Qassem Basir” — equipped with an optical seeker.

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[dragan_mig31]

The IDF published the war statistics. 500 Iranian missiles reached Israel & 257 missiles were targeted for interception. As previously mentioned, there are many more unreported Iranian strikes. Expect numerous unreported hits on airbases & various other military sites.

Satellite imagery, if available, will likely reveal additional damage (or hits). According to published data, at least 257 interceptors of various types — Arrow 2, Arrow 3, David’s Sling (Stunner), THAAD, SM-6, and SM-3 — were used.

Assuming an average of two interceptors per target, that suggests around 514 interceptors were launched, if not more.

A total of 631 missiles were reportedly launched by Iran. It remains unclear how many failed or were destroyed on the launchers.

500 missiles reached Israeli territory — 79% of the total. 243 missiles were directed toward open areas — 49%. (Note: "Open areas" in this context include military sites such as Nevatim and Ovda airbases)

257 missiles were targeted for interception — 51%.

221 were successfully intercepted — 86% success rate. (Note: Substantial part of these interceptions were carried out by U.S. forces)

36 missiles hit directly — 14%. (Note: This does not account for rocket sub-munitions deployed by Iran)

13,197 insurance claims, 2,305 apartments damaged in 240 buildings

In other words, Israeli & U.S. interceptor stockpiles are now running (extremely) low. So, Iran needs to scale up missile production & conduct large scale simultaneous missile attack next time. In a future war, we will see much much more destruction in Israel.

At the same time, I'd like to add that the 86% interception rate (out of the 257 missiles that were reportedly targeted for interception) is merely a claim, and the actual figure could be significantly lower.

It should also be noted that the missiles which were not intercepted were aimed at airbases. It would have been more effective, given the lack of high precision, to strike Tel Aviv intensely instead.

NEUTRINO

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During the recent Israel-Iran conflict, the United States reportedly expended 15–20% of its global THAAD interceptor inventory, costing over $800 million, according to Bulgarian Military News and Military Watch Magazine.

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Trump has not ruled out that the United States could demand not only a halt to Iran’s uranium production, but also the full transfer of its existing stockpiles.

“It’s too early to get into the details, but that’s something we may well demand,” Trump told reporters when asked about the U.S. position in ongoing talks with Tehran.

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Donald Trump stated that the United States will insist on external control over Iran’s nuclear program in the future — potentially involving the IAEA or even direct American oversight.

He also threatened that the U.S. would be prepared to use military force again if it is discovered that Iran has retained uranium enrichment capabilities.

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Satellite images show that Iran has stepped up work on the nuclear facility in Isfahan, which is located at a depth of at least 100 meters, which is inaccessible to American GBU-57 MOP bunker buster bombs.

That is why the bombs were not used against the facility in Isfahan. The strike was carried out with Tomahawk cruise missiles on targets on the surface.

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Iran's Foreign Minister Responds to US President

"If President Trump is serious about making a deal, he must abandon his disrespectful and unacceptable tone towards Supreme Leader Khamenei and the millions of people who believe in him with all their hearts," Abbas Araqchi wrote.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:

The complexity and tenacity of Iranians is famously known in our magnificent carpets, woven through countless hours of hard work and patience. But as a people, our basic premise is very simple and straightforward: we know our worth, value our independence, and never allow anyone else to decide our destiny.

If President Trump is genuine about wanting a deal, he should put aside the disrespectful and unacceptable tone towards Iran's Supreme Leader, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei, and stop hurting his millions of heartfelt followers.

The Great and Powerful Iranian People, who showed the world that the Israeli regime had NO CHOICE but to RUN to "Daddy" to avoid being flattened by our Missiles, do not take kindly to Threats and Insults. If Illusions lead to worse mistakes, Iran will not hesitate to unveil its Real Capabilities, which will certainly END any Delusion about the Power of Iran.

Good will begets good will, and respect begets respect.

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CNN reports that US Secretary of State Rubio wants a direct meeting with Iranian leadership.

@wfwitness

Israel says they may strike Iran again to counter new threats; they would attack if Tehran sought to develop long-range missiles or advance its nuclear program despite the truce

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz says he has instructed the IDF to implement the "Lebanon model" in Iran. Where even after the ceasefire, the IDF will continue striking targets it sees as potential threats.



"Iran is not Lebanon, and any violation of the ceasefire will be met with a swift and decisive response," - Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister.

Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister.

"The Director General of the Atomic Energy Agency facilitated the illegal bombing carried out by the Israeli enemy and America on Iranian nuclear sites,"

"The Director General of the Atomic Energy Agency failed to condemn the flagrant violations of the Agency's safeguards and its basic statute,"

"The International Atomic Energy Agency and its Director General bear full responsibility for this disgraceful situation,"

"The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency's insistence on visiting Iranian sites is meaningless and malicious in its intent," -

In addition to the J-10 fighters, Iran is reportedly negotiating the purchase of Chinese HQ-16 SAM systems

Israel used Azerbaijan (https://t.me/NewResistance/38113) to attack Iran with drones

Iran's Ambassador to Armenia, Mehdi Sobhani:

In response to a question about Azerbaijan being used to attack Iran

He said: “We have received intel that several drones flew into Iranian territory from the territory of neighboring countries [Azerbaijan].

Pezeshkian instructed Aliyev to conduct a serious investigation into this matter. We’re awaiting the results of this investigation.

He noted that Iran will respond depending on the investigation's outcome.

@NewResistance

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Trump called media reports that the White House discussed providing Iran with $30 billion for nuclear energy fake.

The US President considers the journalists who disseminated this information "sick".

Two senior Iranian officials — previously declared killed by Israel — were spotted at a funeral in Tehran.

Among them were Ali Shamkhani, senior advisor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, and Esmail Qaani, commander of the IRGC Quds Force.

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Iran will no longer allow the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi to its nuclear facilities, said Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Hamid Reza Haji Babaei, Mehr reports.

He added that Tehran will also not agree to the installation of CCTV cameras at these facilities.

Iran decided to remove surveillance cameras from its nuclear facilities.

Source: Politico (Clash Report)

Trump’s envoy Witkoff will hold talks with Iran soon to discuss a potential deal aimed at halting uranium enrichment in exchange for sanctions relief.

Source: NBC News

[dragan_mig31]

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said that Iran would need only a few months to resume uranium enrichment work.

Despite the fact that the United States has caused serious damage to the republic's nuclear facilities, "something remains there," and Iran still has the ability to engage in this technological process, he said.

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Intercepted Iranian Call: Trump’s Strikes Were “Less Devastating Than Expected”

The U.S. intercepted a private call between senior Iranian officials discussing this month’s American strikes on Iran’s nuclear program, according to four people familiar with classified intelligence reported by The Washington Post.

In the call, Iranian officials remarked that the Trump-ordered strikes were less destructive and extensive than they had anticipated. They openly speculated why the attacks did not cause more damage.

The intelligence, now circulating within the U.S. government, is being described as “not particularly significant” by administration officials.

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New satellite images of the nuclear facility in Iran’s Fordow show ongoing reconstruction.

The road to the underground production site, previously damaged, has been repaired.

Excavation of new entrances is also underway.

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Kakov dibek

President Trump: 'The strike on Fordow was big, it was beautiful, and it was very strong, possibly one of the strongest strikes, maybe ever. Our great and magnificent AMERICAN pilots did a job nobody else could have done, the site was completely and utterly OBLITERATED!'

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Кој користи вакви термини за бомбардирање живти се?

[dragan_mig31]

Iran has received messages through intermediaries assuring that the United States is not seeking regime change in the Islamic Republic, nor is it planning any actions against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. This was stated by Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Majid Takht-Ravanchi.

According to Takht-Ravanchi, Washington has also communicated its interest in resuming negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program.

“They’ve told us they want talks,” he said in an interview with the BBC. “No date has been set yet — nothing has been agreed on regarding timing or format.”

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Trump said he has nothing to offer Iran and has not spoken to them since the US strikes

"Unlike Obama [former US President Barack Obama], I have not even spoken to them since we completely destroyed their nuclear facilities," he wrote on his social network Truth Social.

According to Trump, Obama allocated "billions of dollars" to Iran as part of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on nuclear weapons.

[dragan_mig31]

Iran’s parliament has voted to ban the use of the Starlink satellite internet service operated by U.S. company SpaceX, according to ISNA.

Violators face prison time and equipment confiscation. Prison terms will also apply to anyone involved in supplying Starlink within the country.

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Iran’s Foreign Ministry has formally summoned Ukraine’s acting chargé d’affaires to issue a protest note, following remarks from Ukrainian officials backing attacks on Iranian territory. The Iranian news agency ISNA confirmed the development.

Shahram Farsai, Director General for Eurasian Affairs at Iran’s Foreign Ministry, warned Kiev of serious consequences should it persist in promoting “hostile and provocative” rhetoric against Tehran.

The move comes after Zelensky openly supported U.S. airstrikes on Iran on June 22, framing them as targeting the nuclear infrastructure of a “regime that has greatly assisted Russian President Vladimir Putin.”

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U.S. intercepted communications showing senior Iranian officials saying this month's U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear program were "less damaging than expected" — WaPo

[dragan_mig31]

Al-Sharq al-Awsat reports:

In a new sign of unacknowledged military losses, the Israeli army has requested approximately $18 billion in financial compensation to cover damage sustained during the war against Iran and Gaza. This colossal figure reflects the true scale of the damage, which far exceeds officially reported numbers.

NEW: Iranian officials hint at the possibility of enriching uranium up to 90%, also known as 'weapons-grade', stating that it may be used to power 'ships' and 'other things'

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Iran has officially enacted a law suspending its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), according to the country’s state broadcaster.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that Iran’s nuclear facilities “suffered serious damage from U.S. strikes.”

However, he added that there is still no precise information on the full extent of the damage.

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The U.S. was seriously concerned about a potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reports, citing sources. Following Israel’s first missile strike on June 13, Iran reportedly loaded naval mines onto vessels in the Persian Gulf.

A blockade of this key global shipping route could have dealt a major blow to international trade and driven up energy prices, as roughly 20% of the world’s oil and gas supply passes through the strait.

However, U.S. officials acknowledged it may have been an Iranian bluff.

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French President Emmanuel Macron called Vladimir Putin yesterday over concerns about Iranian ballistic missiles capable of reaching France, Le Parisien reports, citing sources.

According to Macron’s entourage, lines of communication with Moscow “were never fully severed,” but both leaders now share an “interest” in restoring direct contact.

The call lasted over two hours — unusually long by diplomatic standards, even with interpretation — and reportedly covered Ukraine as well as the highly sensitive issue of Iran’s nuclear program.

The immediate reason for the call, Le Parisien notes, was Macron’s alarm after meetings with the IAEA chief and a phone call with Iran’s president on Sunday. Iran has developed a dangerous arsenal of long-range ballistic missiles, some of which can reach altitudes above 100 km and pose a threat to parts of French territory.

When the U.S. began talks with Iran in Oman — weeks before airstrikes derailed the process — missile development was left off the table, with negotiations focusing solely on uranium enrichment.

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Iran Hit Five Israeli Military Sites, Including Major Airbase — Tel Aviv Kept It Quiet

During the 12-day conflict with Iran, Israel concealed the fact that five of its military facilities—including a major airbase—were successfully struck, according to The Daily Telegraph. The report cites satellite analysis conducted by Oregon State University.

The images show six Iranian missiles hitting targets in northern, southern, and central Israel. Among them were a military intelligence center and a logistics base. In total, Iran struck over 40 Israeli infrastructure sites during the brief conflict.

The Israeli military declined to confirm or deny the reported hits, only stating that “all units maintained operational continuity throughout the campaign.”

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[James]

Ah pa ne za dzabe vristea po Amerikancite, a i oni samo za mackanje oci se ubacija. Ispadna najgolemiot uspeh na Izraelcive bese ona so im izrabotija petokolonasite vnatre, t.e napadite od agentura po Iran i ubistvo na generalite i naucnicite koi rabotea na nuklearnata programa. Toa istoto vo drugi zemji bi se karakteriziralo kako terorizam.

Mada pak kapa dole za obidot i egzekucijata na voeno operativniot del od planot.

Irancive malo posisaa vesla ali sevkupno bogami ubavo se spremile. Nespremnosta normalno e odlika na avtoritativni rezimi, ali se oseti malku i site onie generali so im gi ispokinaa so godinite, posebno Sulejmani. Poslednive pola vek nikoj go nema ishamarano Izrael tolku.