Iran has reportedly hardened its nuclear stance, insisting that enriched uranium must remain inside the country despite pressure from the United States and Israel. According to Reuters, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei believes sending uranium abroad would leave Iran vulnerable to future attacks. Meanwhile, Donald Trump said Washington is waiting for the “right answers” from Tehran as fragile negotiations continue amid growing regional tensions.


Mojtaba Khamenei 'Rejects' Key US Demand

Iran is reportedly reviewing a new proposal from the United States amid high-stakes diplomatic talks, as tensions remain extremely fragile. Donald Trump warned that negotiations are on the “borderline of a deal or strikes,” highlighting the risk of military escalation. Meanwhile, an Iran-flagged oil tanker was released in the Gulf of Oman, adding another layer of complexity to already strained US-Iran relations and regional security concerns.


US-Iran War: Tran Says US Wants To 'Start New War' After Trump Threat 

Iran has warned it will “open new fronts” against the United States if fresh attacks are launched, escalating fears of a wider regional conflict in West Asia. The warning comes after US President Donald Trump hinted at possible renewed military strikes if negotiations with Tehran fail. Iranian military officials say the country has strengthened its combat capabilities during the ceasefire period and is prepared to respond with “new methods” if attacked again.


US-Iran War: Trump’s Explosive Iran Threat Sparks Global Alarm, Entire Middle East On Edge

Iran has warned it will “open new fronts” against the United States if fresh attacks are launched, escalating fears of a wider regional conflict in West Asia. The warning comes after US President Donald Trump hinted at possible renewed military strikes if negotiations with Tehran fail. Iranian military officials say the country has strengthened its combat capabilities during the ceasefire period and is prepared to respond with “new methods” if attacked again.

US-Iran War: Trump Issues Fresh Threat To Iran Amid Nuclear Deadlock 

Iran is reportedly discussing placing a $58 million bounty on US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Ebrahim Azizi, the Chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Parliament, has announced that the body was preparing a bill titled "Counter-Action by the Military and Security Forces of the Islamic Republic" that would formalise payment of 50 million euros (approximately $58.23 million) to any individual or entity who would assassinate the United States and Israeli leaders, according to several reports.

Iran's Parliament Preparing a Bill Announcing a Reward for Trump and Netanyahu's Assassination

Donald Trump said the U.S. has postponed a planned military strike on Iran that was reportedly scheduled for Tuesday after requests from Gulf allies including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Trump said “serious negotiations” are underway and indicated diplomacy could still prevent further escalation in the Middle East. However, he also warned that the U.S. military remains prepared for a large-scale assault if talks collapse.


Iran War: Trump Puts Iran Strike On Hold After Gulf Nations Push For Talks

Iran said on Monday it was in continuous contact with Oman to develop a new mechanism for vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, calling the waterway vital to the world.

Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Iran and Oman, as coastal states, had a responsibility to reassure other countries about safe passage through the strait.

Iran Accuses Israel, US of Causing Regional Shipping Tensions

United States President Donald Trump has warned Iran that the “clock is ticking” to clinch a deal to end the war as reports have emerged that Washington and Israel might be planning to carry out air strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure.

“For Iran, the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. “TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!”

Will Trump Recalibrate His Stance On Iran's Nuclear Stockpile?

#Gravitas As per reports, Iran has agreed to a long-term freeze on parts of its nuclear programme instead of a complete dismantling of its capabilities.  The reported proposal also suggests that Tehran is willing to transfer enriched uranium to Russia, not to the United States, under specific conditions.


Iran Suggests Conditional Transfer of Enriched Uranium to Russia

Iran's latest peace proposal to the United States focuses primarily on securing an immediate end to hostilities, deferring complex nuclear issues to later rounds of talks. Transmitted via Pakistani mediators, the counter-proposal aims to end the US naval blockade on Iranian ports, lift maritime sanctions, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian management. 


Reports Reveal Details About Tehran’s Latest Peace Proposal to Washington

Hezbollah has branded ongoing Lebanon-Israel negotiations a “dead end” as Israeli strikes continue across southern and eastern Lebanon.
The Iran-backed group accused Lebanese authorities of making dangerous concessions under US-backed mediation efforts.


 Israel-Lebanon War: Hezbollah Declares Israel-Lebanon Talks A ‘Dead End’ Amid Fresh Strikes

Iran has said it is ready to resume full-scale oil exports to India if New Delhi decides to move ahead despite ongoing U.S. sanctions concerns. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran remains interested in strengthening energy ties with India, which was once among Iran’s biggest crude buyers.


Iran Says Ready To Resume Oil Exports To India 

The financial cost of the Iran war is becoming a major political and economic issue in the United States. Lawmakers are pressing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for answers as Pentagon estimates for the conflict continue rising, with officials recently placing costs near $29 billion already. Some analysts warn the long-term bill could eventually approach $1 trillion if the conflict expands. At the same time, reports suggest Iran’s missile network remains partly intact despite massive U.S. military spending, raising questions about strategy, sustainability, and the true price of modern warfare.


US-Iran War: Experts Warn US War Costs Could Skyrocket to $1 Trillion 

A new report has revealed the growing scale and sophistication of the Houthis missile network, raising fresh concerns over regional security in the Middle East. Investigators reportedly discovered Iranian-made weapon components during a major seizure, fueling allegations of Tehran’s continued support for the group. Analysts say the Houthis are increasingly relying on advanced drones, missiles, and smuggling networks, allowing them to threaten shipping routes and regional rivals despite years of military pressure.


Report Reveals Scale of Houthi Missile Network, Iranian Weapon Parts Found in Major Houthi Seizure

Delhi hosts a major diplomatic gathering as foreign ministers from Iran, Russia, and other BRICS nations arrive for high-level discussions. The summit focuses on global cooperation, strategic partnerships, and emerging geopolitical alignments, with key attention on energy security, regional stability, and strengthening multilateral coordination among major global powers in a shifting world order.

From Iran’s Araghchi To Russia’s Lavrov, Top Leaders Arrive In Delhi For BRICS

Emotional scenes unfolded in Iran as fans gathered to bid farewell to the national football team ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Supporters waved flags, sang patriotic songs, and showed their support as the squad prepared to depart for the tournament. The send-off highlighted the excitement and national pride surrounding Iran’s World Cup campaign.


FIFA World Cup 2026: Iranians Gather to Bid Farewell to National Team Ahead of WC

Fresh reports suggest Iran has managed to restore parts of its missile infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz despite sustained US and Israeli strikes during the conflict. Intelligence assessments indicate that key missile capabilities may have survived the attacks, raising new questions about the long-term effectiveness of the military campaign. 


Iran Restores Its Military Strength During the Fragile Ceasefire With US

Iran War: Tehran Rebuilds Missile Network Despite US-Israeli Strikes, Reports Claim

President Trump and President Xi are meeting in Beijing, with U.S. officials balancing crucial economic engagement against significant national security concerns, including AI risks and tech transfer. The summit aims to stabilize trade, with US CEOs seeking greater market access, while navigating tensions over Taiwan, Iran, and technology restrictions.


Trump-Xi Meet: Trump Set For Rare Tour of China's Political, Imperial Landmarks

Fresh reports suggest the ongoing Iran conflict is putting major pressure on the U.S. military, with concerns growing over equipment losses, troop readiness, and long-term strategy. Republican senators have reportedly questioned the Trump administration’s handling of the conflict, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces intense scrutiny on Capitol Hill. Analysts warn that American military reserves are being stretched thin after the Pentagon acknowledged the loss of 39 high-value aircraft during operations linked to Iran.


Iran Conflict Draining US Military? Pentagon Losses Spark Alarm In Washington 

Iran has reportedly laid out strict conditions before agreeing to any fresh talks with the United States, with Tehran demanding sanctions relief, the release of frozen assets, and guarantees to end conflict across multiple fronts. The future of the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz is also said to be central to Iran’s position. As tensions remain high in the region, the demands highlight how fragile and complicated any possible U.S.-Iran diplomatic breakthrough could become.


US-Iran Talks: Tehran's Conditions Reportedly Include Ending The War On All Fronts

Reports claim Pakistan has allowed Iranian military aircraft to park at Nur Khan Airbase amid growing regional tensions and deepening strategic coordination between Tehran and Islamabad. The development has sparked speculation over expanding military cooperation as the Middle East security situation remains volatile and geopolitical alignments continue to shift.


Report: Pakistan Lets Iranian Military Planes Park at Nur Khan Base

According to reports in U.S. media, while trying to mediate between Tehran and Washington, Islamabad allowed Iranian aircraft to park on Pakistani airbases, potentially shielding them from possible American airstrikes. Has Pakistan double-crossed the U.S.? Has U.S. President Donald Trump been betrayed? 

Trump Betrayed by Favourite Munir, Pak Double Crosses America in Iran War

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has concluded a massive five-day military exercise around Tehran under the slogan “Labbayk Ya Khamenei,” signaling heightened combat readiness amid ongoing regional tensions. Iranian commanders said the drill focused on preparing forces to confront possible “American-Zionist enemy” actions and tested multiple battlefield scenarios, combat tactics and rapid response operations. The exercise comes as the region remains on edge despite a fragile ceasefire and continuing geopolitical uncertainty.


BREAKING: Iran’s IRGC Launches Massive War Drill Amid Fragile Truce And Rising Tensions

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