Rezaei, an adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, warned the US and Israel against initiating a new war, stating that any future conflict would inflict heavy casualties due to Iran's developed military capabilities and Washington's failure to uphold commitments.
Iran has reportedly mined and sealed access to its enriched uranium storage facilities amid fears of a potential US operation to seize the material, following weeks of US airstrikes that have degraded Iran's military capabilities.
A new painting by Ali Davoudi has been unveiled to commemorate Iran’s missile operations against the Zionist regime. The artwork reflects a significant event in Iran's military history.
Former US President Donald Trump has reportedly requested modifications to the proposed peace agreement with Iran, seeking tougher conditions. He claimed that Iran has agreed not to develop nuclear weapons, while Iran insists the US must make concessions and will not back down from its red lines.
Tensions between Iran and the US persist, with Tehran accusing Donald Trump of violating a ceasefire, while Trump stated talks were going 'nicely' but threatened renewed attacks. Separately, Israeli strikes on Lebanon reportedly killed at least 31 people, and a German report suggests Iran's military achieved more success against the US than admitted.
A high-ranking US admiral stated that American bombings have drastically reduced Iran's capacity to threaten its neighbors and US interests, claiming a 90% decline in Tehran's defense industry.
Iran's military spokesman stated that Tehran's control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz could generate substantial economic revenue and enhance the nation's international standing.
Iran's military accused the US of 'armed piracy' after a ship allegedly carrying missile chemicals from China was seized, with Nikki Haley making a significant claim about its cargo.
A Pakistani journalist has asserted that Iran’s military strength has yielded strategic results. This perspective highlights regional views on Iran's defense capabilities and their impact.
The Pentagon has stated it is closely watching Iran as the country reportedly begins to reactivate its remaining missiles and launchers. This development raises concerns about regional stability and Iran's military posture.
This article provides an analysis of how the Islamic Republic of Iran has developed its military and offensive capabilities over nearly 50 years of conflict.
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The US Ambassador to Poland, Tom Rose, stated that Iran's wartime infrastructure was shattered in 38 days, commenting on the Middle East conflict and expressing concerns about allies' hesitation.
The U.S. has successfully rescued a seriously wounded officer from a fighter jet shot down over Iran, with media reporting US commandos probed deep into the country, while Iran's military claims to have completely foiled the rescue operation.
As American forces race against time and Iran's military to locate an aviator reportedly shot down Friday, a former Air Force pilot and a rescuer told AFP what it takes to hide, survive and extract…
US President Trump has issued ultimatums and threatened further strikes against Iran, while Iran's military has vowed 'crushing' attacks in response. The escalating rhetoric has prompted calls for de-escalation from countries like Australia and sparked debate on the conflict's strategic implications.
A spokesperson for Iran's military has claimed that the American military structure in the region has 'collapsed' and that US forces are under close watch, amidst ongoing tensions and conflict.
The Iran war continues to cause a global energy shock, driving fuel prices up and shaking the world economy, with Asia looking to COVID-era playbooks to tackle the crisis from the Strait of Hormuz blockage. Daily life in Asia is disrupted by the fuel crisis, and poor countries face catastrophe as the global economy pays a high price for the conflict.
Senator Chuck Schumer clashed with Joe Scarborough on Monday over the merits of degrading Iran's military, with Schumer arguing that gas prices and recession risks are more pressing concerns.
Iran's military spokesperson has declared that the nation seeks total enemy surrender through continued war, outlining its strategic objectives in the ongoing conflict.
Iran's military announced it has struck targets belonging to the state-owned Israeli defense and aerospace company, 'Israel Aerospace Industries' (IAI).
IDF sources suggest the war has set back Iran's military power by years, but express uncertainty if strikes will lead to regime change, warning that the conflict could result in a more radical and nuclear-ambitious Iranian regime.
Iran's military renewed threats on Thursday to destroy the region's energy infrastructure were its facilities to be attacked again during the US-Israel war with the Islamic republic.
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President Donald Trump's administration on Monday urged US diplomats abroad to push allies to designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Lebanon-based Hezbollah as terrorist groups.
The IDF’s extensive strikes have decimated Iran's military infrastructure, yet Iran's ability to rebuild missile launchers quickly remains a major concern.
Iran's military arm used dozens of fake social media accounts to push anti-Israel and anti-United States messages, according to a Clemson University report.
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that Iran's military capabilities have not been 'reduced to zero' by recent American and Israeli attacks, following an online meeting of G7 leaders.
Dragoslav Rašeta from 'Novi treći put' stated that the goal of the Israeli-American war with Iran remains unclear, emphasizing that closing the Strait of Hormuz is a double-edged sword and that Trump will need to defeat at least Iran's military regime.
Ukraine's Ambassador to South Africa, Olexander Scherba, declined to sign the book of condolences opened by the Iranian Embassy for the deceased Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Iran's military leadership.
NPR's Leila Fadel asks Dana Stroul, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for the Middle East, what Iran's current military capabilities are and whether it's retaliating with full force.
US President Donald Trump announced a major attack against Iran on Saturday, vowing to "annihilate" the country's navy and missile sites, and urging Iranians to overthrow their government.
Iran's military tactics against US forces include ballistic missiles, Shahed drones, and swarming boats, but American forces have proven countermeasures.
The extent of damage from American and Israeli strikes on Iran's military infrastructure is uncertain, but Iran is expected to attempt to rebuild its arsenal despite international sanctions.
Iran's Leader and state media have characterized a Tehran-Washington Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) as a clear admission of Iran's military and political superiority. They claim the US president used all available leverage out of desperation to reach the agreement.
Mahdi Sadeghi, a dual US-Iranian citizen, has been granted bail as he awaits trial in the US on charges of conspiring to illegally procure technology for Iran's military drones.
Internal communication lines within Iran's military and leadership, including Khamenei and the IRGC, were reportedly disrupted, potentially leading to missile launches toward Israel without full coordination.
The Trump administration has reportedly abandoned a controversial compensation fund. This decision comes amidst various other developments concerning Trump, including foreign policy discussions, domestic initiatives, and legal challenges.
US and Iranian officials have reportedly reached a tentative ceasefire deal, but its approval remains uncertain as it awaits a final decision from President Trump. The potential agreement has also influenced oil prices.
A report indicates that Iran's ability to rebuild damaged military infrastructure has been set back by months, with a Pentagon spokesman emphasizing the power of the US military.
US intelligence officials have reportedly contradicted President Trump's public assertions that Iran's military has been destroyed, privately stating that the Iranian forces remain intact.
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Reports surfaced claiming that Pakistan allowed Iran to park its military aircraft on Pakistani airbases to shield them from potential US strikes. Pakistan's Foreign Office vehemently denied these allegations, calling them speculative, misleading, and sensationalized.
US officials, including an American general, have acknowledged that Russia is providing support for Iran's military actions. This confirms Moscow's involvement in bolstering Iran's war efforts.
Iran's military has vowed 'decisive action' against the US army following an alleged attack on an Iranian vessel, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Lithuania's Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys stated that the country strongly condemns Iran's military actions against Gulf states and emphasizes that regional security cannot be a secondary issue in any agreements with Iran.
Iran's military has condemned a US plan to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, stating that such restrictions on maritime navigation in international waters are illegal and amount to piracy.
Several vessels have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in recent days after reaching agreements with Iran. A Swedish shipping company, Stena Bulk, with ships in the Persian Gulf, remains cautious.
Austria has reiterated its policy of neutrality by declining multiple US requests to use its airspace for military flights related to Middle East operations, citing its obligation to reject overflights by parties in a conflict, with the latest rejection concerning operations against Iran.
Following President Trump's speech on the Iran conflict, Iran has threatened 'more crushing' actions, leading to renewed surges in Brent crude oil prices and widening escalation risks due to Iran's leverage over global oil routes.
Experts continue to analyze Iran's military strategy and capabilities, suggesting its forces are designed for survival despite U.S. strikes, with recent reports indicating the U.S. can only confirm about a third of Iran's missile arsenal and similar drone capabilities have been destroyed.
Iran's military has released a video showing messages being placed on missiles before launch, signaling an intensification of the 'war of narratives' in the ongoing conflict.
Brigadier General Ebrahim Zolfaghari, Iran's military spokesman and spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, has become a social media sensation by mocking Trump, a strategy the regime uses to project a 'cool' image amidst the ongoing conflict.
Iran possesses various weapons, including mines, drones, and fast attack craft, that could be used to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for global oil supply, potentially rattling energy markets.
The NATO chief has questioned Israel's claim that Iran possesses intercontinental ballistic missiles, adding a new dimension to the international debate over Iran's military capabilities.
Saudi Arabia has expelled Iran's military attaché and several embassy staff members, signaling a further deterioration in diplomatic relations between the two nations.
A senior Iranian commander announced that Iran's military doctrine is shifting from a defensive posture to an offensive one, signaling a change in its strategic approach.
Despite Israeli and Mossad threats, foreign reports indicate China is assisting Iran in quickly rebuilding its ballistic missile apparatus, even as the IDF claims to have set back Iran's military by years.
President Trump's shifting objectives for the Iran war are being questioned, particularly his calls for foreign ships to help end a conflict he previously suggested was won, leaving allies and foes guessing on the endgame.
The chief military advisor to Iran's new leader has reiterated threats to destroy Israel, asserting on state television that only the Tehran regime can survive in the Middle East.
Iran's military vowed on Wednesday to launch strikes against US and Israeli economic targets in the region, including banks, after overnight attacks hit an Iranian bank.
French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that Iran's military capabilities have not been 'reduced to zero' by American and Israeli attacks, emphasizing the ongoing strength of its defense.
Condoleezza Rice says Operation Epic Fury aims to 'neuter' Iran's military power after joint strikes killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Everyone was stunned when the US and Israel launched large-scale air and missile attacks against Iran's military and government infrastructure over the weekend.
US President Donald Trump asserted that Iran's military capabilities have been significantly degraded, with "everything knocked out" following a joint operation with Israel that resulted in the death…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that striking Iran's military facilities was the 'right decision' due to Tehran's weapon supplies to Russia, but cautioned about a potential shortage of air defense systems for Ukraine.
Analysts estimate that while Iran is militarily inferior to the United States, it possesses the capacity to inflict significant damage, especially as American forces reinforce their presence in the Middle East, potentially targeting Iran's political and military leadership.
Iran's military chief issued a warning to Trump against war, while an Iranian negotiator stated a nuclear deal is possible if the U.S. lifts sanctions. Meanwhile, Pelosi's call for harsher sanctions on Iranians was condemned as a crime against humanity.
Pakistan's Prime Minister has stated that Iran has the right to possess ballistic weapons, offering geopolitical support to Tehran. This declaration comes amidst regional tensions and discussions about Iran's military capabilities.
Gordan Akrap, Vice-Rector of the University of Defense and Security, and Đana Luša, Professor of International Relations, discussed Iran's military capabilities, with Akrap stating that Iran's military power is very weak.
Former President Donald Trump reportedly warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be cautious and avoid isolation amidst escalating tensions with Iran. Trump's intervention is seen as an attempt to influence the pace and scale of Israeli actions.
Despite warnings from the US President, Israel and Iran exchanged fire, putting a ceasefire at risk. Iran's military announced a halt to its operation against Israel after the exchange, which has led to a complete paralysis of air traffic over the Middle East, with commercial flights widely avoiding the region. Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel alert, recommending citizens avoid non-essential travel to Israel.
A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps general claimed that Iran's military equipment production sites are 'completely hidden from the enemy's view,' signaling continued weapons production despite international pressure.
Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Forces, stated that most of Iran's military capabilities have been 'destroyed' and its nuclear program 'significantly damaged'.
The IDF is maintaining a high alert level despite potential US-Iran deal discussions, while also reducing mobilized reservists. Military Intelligence is focused on Iran's military capabilities.
Donald Trump has continued his ambiguous rhetoric regarding Iran, stating that the United States will either 'finish it' or Iran will sign an agreement, reiterating his 'either/or' approach to the situation and claiming Iran's military has been destroyed.
US intelligence services have concluded that Iran still retains a significant portion of its missile capabilities, with reports indicating a large percentage of its stock remains intact. This assessment suggests that recent pressures have not substantially weakened Iran's military power.
Bizarre speculation suggests Tehran is considering deploying 'suicide dolphins' to breach a US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, a claim with surprisingly real historical basis in Iran's military programs.
An article from Tehran Times suggests that Iran's growing military capabilities are effectively undermining Washington's established narrative regarding the region.
Iran reportedly closed or reimposed control over the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the United States of breaching terms or imposing a blockade. This action led to reports of ships being affected and prompted international reactions, though some reports later indicated the strait returned to its previous state.
Iran's military strategy reportedly involves a combination of advanced technology, including state-of-the-art drones and cyber warfare capabilities, with its existing arsenal of outdated conventional weapons. This approach defines Tehran's current firepower.
An analysis details how Iran has reportedly diminished US power projection in West Asia, drawing military lessons from a 40-day conflict. The report examines strategic implications and regional dynamics.
Iran's military confirmed downing at least one US F-15 fighter jet, with reports of a second incident, intensifying the conflict. President Trump reacted to the downing and concerns over missing pilots, while Iran rejected a US proposal for a 48-hour ceasefire, leading to global reactions and increased tensions.
One of the most impressive and enigmatic aspects of Iran's military strength lies deep underground, consisting of extensive networks housing ballistic missiles, military installations, and even underground cities with hospitals and trains.
Iran's Parliament Security Committee has approved a plan to impose tolls on vessels passing through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a measure that also includes considering a ban on American and Israeli ships from using the vital waterway, with the plan now advancing.
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Iran and Israel have exchanged airstrikes, with diplomats working behind the scenes to de-escalate tensions, even as Iran's military rejects US talks of negotiation.
Iranian drone strikes have reportedly battered Tel Aviv, causing damage to apartments and injuring several people, which has led to questions about the true impact of US-Israeli attacks on Iran's military capabilities.
Saudi Arabia has expelled Iranian military staff and condemned 'blatant' attacks, following a similar move by Qatar, further escalating tensions and bringing Riyadh-Tehran normalization into question amid ongoing Iranian actions and diplomatic condemnations from Gulf states.
Iran's military reported targeting an F-16 in its airspace, bringing the total number of intercepted enemy aircraft to six amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Saudi Arabia and Iraq are exploring alternative export routes due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, though capacities are limited and Iran's military reach remains a concern.
While US and Israeli forces have inflicted significant damage on Iran's military and leadership, the conflict has escalated into a regional confrontation.
Security experts suggest the United States may have underestimated Iran's offensive and defensive capabilities, noting Iran's significant improvement in targeting, possibly due to Chinese satellite technology.
Iran's military said on Thursday that it holds a large stock of suicide drone boats now being deployed to restrict passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's military announced its intention to attack economic centers and banks in the Gulf region, following a reported US-Israeli attack on a bank branch in Tehran.
NPR's Juana Summers speaks with Nicole Grajewski, professor at Sciences Po and author of Russia and Iran, about Russia's reported support of Iran's military.
Iran's military, citing Fars news agency, claims that 104 Iranian soldiers were killed and 32 wounded in a US submarine attack on an Iranian warship last week.
An analyst warns of a highly dangerous situation due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, stating that Iran's military faction is very strong and unlikely to surrender easily, making future developments unpredictable.
US and Israeli strikes have severely disrupted Iran's military leadership, with missile launches dropping and the regime scrambling to select Khamenei’s replacement.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz states the US is committed to destroying Iran's military capabilities, while Qatar announces the arrest of 10 suspects spying for Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that strikes on Iran's military targets are justified given Tehran's role in supplying weapons to Russia, but warned that the operation in the Middle East could affect Ukraine's access to air defense missiles and systems.
After U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, pro-Tehran accounts circulated fake footage claiming to show the aftermath of missile strikes on the USS Abraham Lincoln.
An analysis suggests that a potential US attack on Iran would carry significantly greater risks compared to an intervention in Venezuela, citing Iran's military readiness, entrenched regime, and regional influence.