Reactions and statements from the international community
In Sardar Jangal Intersection in western Tehran, Iran, IRGC units equipped with machine-mounted suppression devices are deployed against the domestic population, not against external threats.
Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of Britain, responded to a question from Conservative MP Iain Duncan Smith about designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist group, stating that while the British government has sanctioned the IRGC, it lacks legal authority to officially label government institutions as terrorist. Duncan Smith argued that the IRGC is responsible for global antisemitism and extremist attacks and urged the Labour Party to expedite the process, citing examples from other countries like the United States and Saudi Arabia.
Today, UAE air defenses engaged 9 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) launched from Iran. Since the start of the aggression, the UAE has intercepted 357 ballistic missiles, 15 cruise missiles, and 1,815 UAVs, resulting in the deaths of 3 UAE armed forces members and 6 foreign nationals, with 166 people injured, including residents from over 30 countries.
On Wednesday, Press TV reported that Iran has rejected the U.S. proposal to end the ongoing war, citing an unnamed senior Iranian official who stated Iran will only end the conflict on its own terms. Reuters later reported that Iran is still reviewing the proposal, which was submitted through Pakistan by the Trump administration.
The UN Human Rights Council approved a resolution on Wednesday condemning Iran's "deliberate and unjustified" attacks and calling for reparations, while urging the UN's top human rights official to monitor the situation. Gulf Arab states expressed an "existential threat" from Iran's attacks on their infrastructure, which may constitute war crimes according to the UN official.
Larak Island, home to IRGC naval bases and port infrastructure with control over ship screening, has become a critical focus due to its role as a choke point in the Strait, despite attention being initially centered on Kharg Island.
Images received by Iran International show a woman supporting the regime wearing a shroud with a message in support of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, identifying herself as from Mariam Naj in Hamadan Province.
The location of a key munitions depot affiliated with the IRGC in eastern Kerman has been exposed; the depot, located at coordinates 30.3010497, 57.1718729, serves as a logistics hub for Barracks No. 2 Supply and Support.
A video shows a US B-52 strategic bomber taking off on November 14, 2025, from RAF Fairford in England, en route for bombing runs against targets in Iran. Credit: YDM Aviation.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that Iran's sole facility for the development of submarines in Isfahan was bombed by the Israeli Air Force yesterday. According to the IDF, this center is responsible for the planning and development of submarines and auxiliary systems for the Iranian navy.
Israel's Defense Minister, along with the Chief of the General Staff, has approved new attack targets in Iran and Lebanon, following the announcement of more than 15,000 bomb strikes against Iranian positions since recent clashes began. Concurrently, the Israeli army reported attacks on two missile production centers in Tehran linked to the Islamic Republic's Ministry of Defense.
An image of a government banner featuring Mojtaba Khamenei alongside a fake quote attributed to Adolf Hitler was reposted on social media in Babolsar and published by Vahid Online.
