Iranian President's top aide: Negotiations with Washington will be "indirect"
The head of U.S. forces in Indo-Pacific said it took 73 C-17 flights to move one Patriot missile battalion from Asia to the Middle East
Iran states that the threats of airstrikes against Iranian nuclear facilities may lead to Iran transferring nuclear material to undisclosed locations in an effort to hide them
Trump: Military action against Iran 'very likely'
8 mēnesis atpakaļREPORTER: Did you mean military action against Iran if they don't agree? TRUMP: Oh, if necessary, absolutely
Turkish Foreign Minister: Negotiations between the United States and Iran will address all issues, and the most important thing is to reach an agreement.
8 mēnesis atpakaļU.S. Imposes Sanctions on Enablers of Iran’s Nuclear Program
Kremlin: Concerned by reports that Iranian forces have been put on high alert
Kremlin: Iran is taking necessary precautionary measures in response to tough US rhetoric.
Iranian Foreign Minister in a Washington Post article: In recent weeks, messages have been exchanged between Iran and the United States.
Iran FM: If US comes to Oman with genuine resolve, we'll definitely reach a result. The key isn’t the format (direct/indirect), but effectiveness of the talks, seriousness and intentions of all parties, and the will to reach an agreement. We have no plans to make the talks direct
Iranian Foreign Minister: Tehran wants non-military talks to avoid pressure, threats, and US imposition of will.
Kremlin: We support a political and diplomatic settlement on the Iranian nuclear issue.
Israeli sources told Sky News Arabia: The Iranian-American negotiations have no serious chance of reaching satisfactory results.
8 mēnesis atpakaļTrump: I think if the talks aren't successful with Iran, I think Iran is going to be in great danger
Trump: The Iran deal could be different and stronger.
Trump: Iran must stop supporting the Houthis
Trump, alongside Netanyahu in the Oval Office, says the US is holding direct talks with Iran, with a "big meeting" set for Saturday
PM Netanyahu: Of course, we talked about Iran. It will not have nuclear weapons. It could be diplomatic, but it will not have them
Deputy Chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security Committee: Non-partisan negotiations with the US are conditional upon an end to its economic terrorism against Iran.
Iranian official tells Reuters: Imam Khamenei has put the armed forces on high alert
The Times of Israel: US transfers second THAAD missile defense battery to Israel
Iran’s FM: While committed to diplomacy amd dialogue to resolve misunderstandings and differences, we remain prepared for all possibilities. We are serious about both diplomacy and defending our national interests and sovereignty
Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 34 km WSW of Borūjen, Iran
A Houthi spokesperson says the Iran-backed group launched multiple cruise missiles and drones at American warships, including the USS Harry Truman aircraft carrier, in the northern Red Sea, adding that one of Truman's support vessels was hit
CNN, citing US military officials, reports that several fighter squadrons and air defense systems will soon be deployed to the Middle East.
Telegraph, citing a senior Iranian official: Tehran is reevaluating its policies toward its proxies in the region and has decided to withdraw its forces from Yemen and stop supporting the Houthis.
Iran-backed Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq says it has deployed forces along the Syrian border
8 mēnesis atpakaļUS President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff reacted "great" to a statement by Iran's foreign minister on X before swiftly deleting the post. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi had lamented Washington's exit from a nuclear deal and recent talk of attacking Iran
The Pentagon: The reinforcements aim to support the campaign in Yemen and deter Iran, and are not a prelude to an imminent attack.
