Kayhan Urges Iran’s Parliament To Approve NPT Withdrawal To Counter Snapback Threat - Iran Front Page

Iran, Russia, China warn west after strikes on Iranian nuclear sites

Tehran — Following coordinated military strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure by the United States and Israel, Iran has engaged in high-level defense discussions with Russia and China, intensifying calls for a joint international stance against Western military provocations in West Asia. Iran’s Defense Minister Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh held strategic consultations with South African Defense […]

Iran Escalates Anti-West Rhetoric and Threatens Retaliation as Nuclear Deadline Looms - Iran News Update

While the West sets an end-of-August deadline for a nuclear deal, Tehran warns of preconditions, NPT withdrawal, and strategic retaliation, accusing the U.S. of deception and sabotage. As international pressure intensifies over Iran’s nuclear program, the Iranian regime has adopted a sharply confrontational stance against the West, particularly the United States, signaling a breakdown in diplomacy and a possible return to full-scale confrontatio…

‘We Will Slap America Again’: Iran’s Supreme Leader Defiant After Bombing

Key Points and Summary – Despite claims of “victory,” Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is trying to manage a narrative of defiance after recent US and Israeli strikes. While he publicly downplayed the damage, his rhetoric contradicts other Iranian officials who admitted the nuclear sites were “seriously damaged.” More revealingly, in response to Western pressure, Tehran is now explicitly threatening to enrich uranium to 90% weapons-grade purit…

Kayhan Urges Iran’s Parliament To Approve NPT Withdrawal To Counter Snapback Threat - Iran Front Page

In a sharply worded editorial, Iran’s Kayhan newspaper has called on the Iranian Parliament to pass legislation mandating withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) if the Western parties activate the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)’s “snapback” mechanism.