Amid a fragile ceasefire and enemy desperation to resume all-out war on Iran, multiple factors could inflict a larger US defeat if it resorts to another military adventure, a Press TV analysis reveals.

China reaffirms support for Iran’s sovereignty, while Saudi Arabia calls for diplomacy after violent riots. Both nations emphasize regional stability, condemn foreign interference, and pledge continued cooperation to address security challenges.

The Somali government has canceled security and defense agreements with the UAE concerning key ports, citing breaches of the country’s sovereignty.

Lebanon’s grand mufti has warned of plots to sow the seeds of division and provoke crises in the Arab country, calling for promotion of national unity.

Forty-five years apart, Iran faced imposed wars twice: Saddam’s 1980 invasion and Israel’s June 2025 aggression. Both, backed by foreign powers, sought “regime change” in Iran but ended in failure.

The presidents of Iran and Venezuela agree that “national unity” and solidarity are the key to resisting foreign intervention and preserving national sovereignty.

Ayatollah Khamenei has underscored the need to preserve Iranian national unity and support the country’s officials.