A citizen in Sabzevar, Iran, contacted Iran International to report that internet access has been restricted, protests are banned, and residents face torture and restricted movement in the city.
At the Florida Club Forum, former US President Donald Trump warned that Iran would use nuclear weapons against Israel, the Middle East, and Europe, but assured the audience that "this will not happen," claiming the US has "torn them apart." Trump also criticized the Islamic Republic for bullying Middle Eastern nations over the past 47 years.
The regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran has retreated from its previous demand for the lifting of sanctions before starting negotiations with the United States and now proposes discussing sanctions and the Strait of Hormuz simultaneously, according to a Wall Street Journal report. However, significant gaps remain, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear program, and President Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the proposal.
At the Florida Club Forum, former President Donald Trump stated that he is dealing with ruthless individuals in Iran and emphasized that the country can never be allowed to possess nuclear weapons. Trump also noted significant changes in Iran's leadership, describing it as a form of regime change with many high-level officials no longer in power.
A UK-based individual of Pakistani origin is reported to be using the internet in Iran, claiming that the silenced Iranian population does not mind, despite many Iranians being unable to communicate with their families for months.
In a speech in Florida, former President Trump criticized NATO's lack of support during U.S. military operations against Iran and claimed that the Islamic Republic's military capabilities have been largely eliminated. Trump also stated that he prefers not to discuss the situation in Iran until operations are complete.
During a speech, former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Iran, stating that the country had long hindered global maritime traffic by threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz.
Fourteen members of the IRGC have been killed; the cause of their deaths is under investigation.
A citizen in Iran spoke to Iran International about being barred from obtaining a Pro SIM card due to having a file with the IRGC, highlighting the restricted access to less-filtered internet in the country.
The Islamic Republic unveiled a massive mural in Vali-e Asr Square depicting half of Donald Trump's face with his mouth sewn shut by the Strait of Hormuz, inscribed with the phrase "fed up," as new proposals for an agreement with the United States faced dissatisfaction from President Donald Trump.
Reuters published an investigative report examining the operations of Nobitex, Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange, which is owned by the sons of Mohammad Bagher Kharrazi and has been used to circumvent international sanctions. On June 18, during the Israel-Iran conflict, the group "Predatory Sparrow" announced the hack of Nobitex.
The Chinese Ambassador to the United Nations stated that the relationship between the United States and China is "beyond" the issue of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, in response to a question about whether the conflict between Tehran and Washington would affect the upcoming summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The IRGC Navy Command announced plans to establish "new equations and rules" for managing the Persian Gulf, asserting dominance over nearly 2,000 kilometers of Iran's coastline and the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to provide "sustenance and power" for Iranians and "security and prosperity" for the region.
The majority of US military sites in the Middle East were damaged by Iran, according to CNN. Specific casualty or damage figures were not provided in the article.
President Trump formally notified Congress that hostilities with Iran have "terminated" as the 60-day legal deadline under the War Powers Resolution of 1973 expired. Despite this declaration, a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports remains in place, and Trump stated he will continue to direct armed forces as necessary.
A citizen writing to Iran International argues that the ceasefire between the U.S., Israel, and the Islamic Republic has been a mistake, allowing the IRGC to gain an advantage.
A CNN investigation reveals that at least 16 American military sites in the Middle East have been damaged by Iranian strikes, representing the majority of U.S. positions in the region.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Iran has shown signs of compromise in a new proposal to the United States for resuming end-of-war negotiations, offering to discuss key issues like the Strait of Hormuz simultaneously with U.S. guarantees. Iran has stated it is ready to negotiate with the U.S. in Pakistan starting early next week if its proposal is accepted; however, U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the proposal without providing further details.
In Golestan Province, Iran, citizens set fire to a mourning sign dedicated to the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Mohammad Rashidi, a representative of Kermanshah in the Iranian parliament, stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened and no uranium will leave Iran. He also declared that no one has the right to force the Islamic Republic to surrender during negotiations. Earlier, former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's latest proposal for a peace agreement.
