Iran's swift and decisive response to the latest US aggression against Iran reaffirms its non-negotiable sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, while its insistence on Clause 1 of the MoU rejects any diplomatic distortion that would legitimize Israeli occupation of Lebanon.

Iran’s insistence on Clause 1 of the MoU with the United States – requiring a full Israeli military withdrawal from Lebanon and an end to aggression across all fronts – is not an act of symbolic solidarity but a matter of strategic necessity, aimed at preserving and protecting the unified Resistance Front that underpins Iran’s regional deterrence architecture.

Iran's 60-day negotiation framework, anchored by seven conditions – ending hostilities on all fronts, compensation for war damages, Strait of Hormuz sovereignty, sanctions removal, nuclear file closure, and oversight mechanism – asserts strategic superiority, ensures sequential implementation, and prevents any future aggression.

For the people of Lebanon, Iran is no distant ally but a steadfast partner bound by a blood covenant forged through shared sacrifice, suffering, and resistance, proving that alliances rooted in a just cause transcend geography, politics and time.

Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad say the most recent deadly shooting in the central part of Israeli-occupied territories was a natural response to Israeli aggression and violence.

Iran refuses any ceasefire that does not simultaneously halt Zionist-American aggression across all resistance fronts, warning that continued attacks on Lebanon will bring catastrophic consequences for the aggressors.

Iran’s threat of military intervention and demonstrated deterrence forced the American-Israeli war machine to abort a planned attack on Beirut, signaling Iran’s growing power and reshaping West Asia’s strategic balance permanently.