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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Nasser Kanaani, asserted that while Tehran respected the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other nations, it would exercise its "legitimate and legal right to deter national security threats."
In the aftermath of U.S. and UK airstrikes, Houthi rebels issue stern warnings, cautioning of significant repercussions and urging the nations to brace for the aftermath of their military actions.
The U.S.-UK operation targeted Houthi military infrastructure in retaliation for a series of maritime attacks that have rattled international commerce.
The St Nikolas, previously confiscated by the U.S. for transporting Iranian oil, had its AIS tracking system turned off as it headed toward the Iranian port of Bandar-e-Jask.
Since WWII, the Persian Gulf has been crucial in U.S. strategy, centring on securing oil. The Cold War era shaped policies, emphasizing containment and geopolitical considerations in the region.
U.S. military buildup in the Persian Gulf heightens tensions with Iran, relying on might to navigate diplomatic impasse, leaving unresolved issues to fester in the region.
In a significant diplomatic statement, the Iranian envoy to Kabul has clarified Iran's position regarding the political landscape in Afghanistan, specifically emphasizing Tehran's non-support for opponents of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA).
The discussions between representatives from the Afghan and Iranian customs committees focused on a comprehensive review of the existing trade landscape.
The powerful Revolutionary Guards condemned the incident as a "cowardly act" aimed at destabilizing the nation. They vowed to punish the perpetrators decisively and justly. Along with that, the attack has been described as the bloodiest since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
In a tragic incident, at least 73 individuals lost their lives in two bomb explosions near the tomb of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, as reported by Iran's state media.
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