• Iran demonstrates unrivaled strike capability across region

    Iran demonstrates unrivaled strike capability across region

    TEHRAN — Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) on Tuesday announced a new wave of missile and drone operations against US military assets across the Persian Gulf, saying it had destroyed American air defense systems, radar installations and military infrastructure in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan as hostilities between Tehran and Washington continued to escalate.

  • Iran, Pakistan deepen strategic partnership

    Iran, Pakistan deepen strategic partnership

    TEHRAN — Iran and Pakistan have agreed to deepen cooperation in trade, border infrastructure and security following a series of high-level meetings in Islamabad between Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni and Pakistan's civilian and military leadership.

  • Iran urges IAEA to condemn US nuclear site strike

    Iran urges IAEA to condemn US nuclear site strike

    TEHRAN – Iran on Monday accused the United States of deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities during its ongoing military campaign, while confirming that it has received mediation proposals aimed at reducing tensions with Washington but insisting it will continue to defend its national interests through both diplomacy and military action.

  • IRGC vows “unforgettable lesson” for US

    By Mahmoud M. Ravi-Nejad

    IRGC vows “unforgettable lesson” for US

    Two US soldiers killed in Jordan were identified as Iran escalates strikes, raising total US war deaths to 17.

    TEHRAN — Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) on Monday vowed to deliver an “unforgettable lesson” to the United States, while announcing a series of military operations and maritime security measures amid escalating tensions across the Persian Gulf and neighboring countries.

  • Spain's World Cup glory denies Trump and Bibi their dream finale

    By Fardin Molaei

    Spain's World Cup glory denies Trump and Bibi their dream finale

    TEHRAN – The curtain fell on the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States with an ending that few in Washington had hoped to witness. Instead of Argentina lifting the trophy at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Spain emerged victorious after defeating the defending champions 1-0 in extra time, turning what many expected to be a political celebration into a night of disappointment for President Donald Trump and his closest international allies.