Khamenei says US will eventually leave the Middle East after Iran conflict

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has said the United States will eventually be forced to leave the Middle East, claiming that Washington has already suffered what he described as “painful … Read More

Iran strikes US positions across the Middle East as tensions rise after deadly US attacks

Tensions across the Middle East have intensified sharply after Iran launched a fresh wave of attacks against US positions in several countries, following a series of American strikes on Iranian … Read More

Iran challenges US claims as Washington prepares major economic offensive

Iran has pushed back strongly against the United States’ latest economic pressure campaign, questioning Washington’s claims that it has already crippled Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister … Read More

US and Iran agree to pause strikes ahead of Qatar talks as tensions ease over Strait of Hormuz

The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to temporarily stop all military strikes against each other as both sides prepare for renewed diplomatic discussions in Qatar this week, according … Read More

World Awaits Iran’s Response to US Peace Proposal as Oil Prices Fall and Global Tensions Show Signs of Cooling

Global leaders and financial markets are closely watching Tehran as Iran prepares to respond to Washington’s latest proposal aimed at ending the ongoing Middle East conflict and reopening one of … Read More

Iran says US looking for a ‘face-saving’ exit from deepening war crisis

Iran’s defence ministry has claimed that the United States is now searching for a “face-saving” way to step back from what it described as a complicated and escalating conflict. According … Read More

IEA chief warns US-Iran conflict could trigger the worst energy crisis in history

The ongoing tensions involving the United States, Iran, and Israel are rapidly escalating into what could become the most severe global energy crisis ever recorded, according to the head of … Read More