Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has issued a strong warning following recent attacks by the US and Israel on Iran’s nuclear facilities. He stated that Iran is more prepared than ever, with its “finger on the trigger” ready to respond destructively to any aggression. Criticizing the IAEA for not condemning the attacks, Iran has suspended cooperation with the agency and vowed to accelerate its peaceful nuclear program. Lawmakers condemned foreign interference and celebrated the halt of conflict after strong Iranian resistance.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has declared the recent missile and drone strikes on US military bases a significant success. He warned that any future aggression against Iran would provoke a harsh response, including the possibility of repeated attacks on American military installations. Khamenei emphasized that Iran will never surrender despite external pressures and accusations related to missile and nuclear programs. Tehran insists it will respond firmly to any interference with its territory or interests, highlighting escalating tensions between Iran, the US, and its allies.

Iran has expressed deep gratitude to Bangladesh for its support during the recent Middle East conflict. In a statement from its Dhaka embassy, Iran praised Bangladesh’s condemnation of Israeli aggression and acknowledged the support shown by Bangladeshi citizens, civil society, and political leaders. The embassy described this solidarity as a reflection of Bangladesh’s commitment to justice, freedom, and regional sovereignty. Iran emphasized that resistance to aggression is both a legitimate right and a humanitarian duty requiring global unity.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated that the United States failed to achieve any success in the recent Iran-Israel war, claiming that Iran emerged victorious and dealt a “hard slap” to America. He alleged that the U.S. directly entered the conflict to protect Israel from complete destruction. Responding to former President Trump’s past comments demanding Iran's surrender, Khamenei said, “Iran will never surrender. Our nation is strong.” He warned that any aggression against Iran would come at a heavy cost and praised Iran’s military for striking at Israel’s core targets.

The Iranian Embassy in New Delhi has expressed deep gratitude to the people of India for their moral support during Iran’s 12-day war with Israel. The embassy acknowledged the solidarity shown by Indian citizens, politicians, NGOs, religious leaders, academics, journalists, and civil society. According to the embassy, these gestures reflect a shared commitment to global justice and awakened conscience in the face of military aggression supported by Israel and the U.S.

Iran’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Amir Saeed Iravani, harshly criticized the Security Council’s failure to respond to Israel’s attacks on Iranian soil. Calling the assault a blatant violation of international law, he opposed the Israeli delegation’s participation in council sessions. He commended Qatar for its diplomatic efforts and accused the U.S., UK, and France of hypocrisy—maintaining vast nuclear arsenals while remaining silent on Israel’s violations. Iravani also noted that Israel has not allowed inspections of its nuclear weapons program.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian praised the nation's unity and resistance, saying that victory over the Zionist regime was earned through the collective strength and courage of the Iranian people. In a national address, he stated, “This historic victory belongs to the great nation and civilization of Iran.” He condemned the Israeli aggression as unjustified and reiterated Iran’s commitment to resolving misunderstandings over its peaceful nuclear program through diplomacy.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry denounced NATO Secretary General for congratulating what it called a “particularly heinous act of aggression” against a sovereign nation. Spokesperson Ismail Baghaei said, “It is disgraceful, shameful, and irresponsible. Supporting an injustice is a moral failure; supporting a crime makes one complicit.”

Iran's Ministry of Health reported that at least 627 people have been killed and 4,870 injured during two weeks of Israeli airstrikes. Tehran and Kermanshah provinces suffered the highest casualties, while Khuzestan, Lorestan, Isfahan, Markazi, East Azerbaijan, Hamedan, Zanjan, and Gilan also reported significant damage. Among the fatalities, 86.1% died at the scene, and 13.9% succumbed to injuries en route to hospitals.

Following a 12-day conflict with Iran, Israel is reportedly experiencing a shortage of key weapons and ammunition, according to NBC News. U.S. officials confirmed the depletion, stating Israel is now lacking critical military resources. A fragile ceasefire, mediated by the U.S. with Qatar's help, is currently in place. The war began on June 13 after Israel accused Iran of secret nuclear activities. Iran responded with military strikes. Despite the ceasefire, tensions remain high as Iran denies any formal agreement.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has reaffirmed that Tehran will not abandon its uranium enrichment program, even after attacks by the US and Israel. He stressed that Iran’s nuclear scientists have made immense sacrifices for the nation’s nuclear progress. Despite sanctions and pressure, Iran remains committed to its nuclear ambitions. Professor Foad Izadi of Tehran University suggested Iran might soon exit the NPT, citing unlawful attacks on nuclear facilities. Many parliamentarians reportedly support leaving the treaty.

Iran’s Defense Minister Aziz Nasirzadeh has arrived in Qingdao, China, shortly after a ceasefire was declared. He is set to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) defense conference amid increasing scrutiny from Western countries. Following the recent Iran-Israel conflict, Tehran faces significant pressure and is signaling a strategic pivot toward stronger ties with China and its regional allies. This move comes as nuclear tensions escalate and cooperation with the IAEA declines, potentially reshaping the geopolitical landscape beyond the Middle East.

Iran has announced an extension of the suspension on all domestic and international flights until 2 PM local time tomorrow. The semi-official Mehr News Agency reported this, citing Majid Akhavan, spokesperson for the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development. According to Akhavan, no airlines or their agents are permitted to sell tickets until further notice. This move is part of ongoing measures to manage current circumstances affecting air travel in the country.

Iran on Wednesday executed three alleged Mossad agents—Edris Ali, Azad Shojaei, and Rasul Ahmad—who were convicted of importing equipment with the intent to assassinate Iranian nationals. According to Mehr News, the executions were carried out in the city of Urmia following their sentencing under espionage charges and terrorism-related crimes.

Thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran’s central Enghelab Square on Tuesday to celebrate what they called a victory over Israel following a 12-day war. Men, women, and children voiced strong support for the Iranian military’s resistance and raised slogans such as “Down with the U.S.,” “Death to child-killer Israel,” and “No compromise, no surrender — we’ll keep fighting America.”