Tasnim News Agency

President Trump is considering launching attacks on Iranian energy targets to pressure Iran into agreeing to U.S. terms in ceasefire negotiations. Iran's affiliated Tasnim news agency warns that such strikes would provoke a response targeting U.S. and Israeli infrastructure.

Iran has prepared a plan to target critical infrastructure in Israel and US energy infrastructure in the region in response to potential 'American recklessness,' according to a senior security official cited by Tasnim news agency. Iran views reports of US and Israeli attacks on its infrastructure as a form of recklessness.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) intercepted and destroyed a hostile drone over the southwestern port city of Bandar Imam Khomeini. The drone's wreckage fell onto a residential property, but no deaths were reported. Authorities secured and neutralized the debris, though the drone’s type, origin, or target were not disclosed.

An oil tanker exploded after colliding with a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz, as reported by Iranian media. The incident occurred while the vessel was exiting a route approved by Tehran.

Multiple explosions were heard in the Iranian city of Konarak in Sistan and Baluchestan province, according to Iran's Tasnim news agency.

A US missile struck Iran's Larak island, a strategic site in the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions escalate over control of the key shipping route. The article highlights the significance of Iranian islands like Larak, Kharg (home to Iran's largest oil terminal), and Qeshm, which are central to regional security and economic interests due to their military and energy infrastructure.

Iran will retaliate against US-linked infrastructure, such as bridges or energy sites, if the US strikes Iranian bridges or power plants. The Iranian Tasnim news agency reported this warning, citing a military source.

A US missile struck Iran's Larak island, a strategic location at the narrowest point of the Strait of Hormuz, according to Tasnim news agency. The Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, has been targeted in recent conflicts involving Iran.

The Iranian army reported shooting down a one-way attack drone flying over the northwest of the country. The incident was reported by Iran’s Tasnim news agency.

A second explosion was reported in Bandar Lengeh, a port city in Iran's Hormozgan province on the Persian Gulf, according to Iran's Tasnim news agency.

US forces conducted their ninth consecutive day of strikes on Iran, targeting military and surveillance sites to counter Iranian threats against shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran claimed two oil tankers exploded and were immobilized, attributing the attacks to US 'aggression' and vowing to keep the waterway unsafe until the US ceases its actions. The US and Iran have escalated hostilities following a collapsed ceasefire, with Iran retaliating via drone strikes and missile attacks on US assets in Syria, Jordan, and Kuwait.

Explosion sounds were heard in the Iranian port cities of Bandar Abbas and Bandar Lengeh. A US strike near Haji Abad in Bandar Abbas caused no civilian casualties or infrastructure damage, though the city has faced repeated US strikes causing infrastructure damage. Bandar Lengeh is a port city in Hormozgan province along the Gulf coast.

Iran and Kuwait reported attacks on desalination plants during escalating Gulf tensions, with Iran striking Gulf allies and the U.S. bombing Iran for seven consecutive nights after a collapsed ceasefire. The U.S. targeted military infrastructure, while Iran claimed 10,000 people faced water shortages, and Bahrain and Jordan intercepted Iranian strikes.

US strikes on Iran’s Hormozgan province killed eight people, including civilians, according to local media reports. The attacks targeted a bridge and a neighborhood in Bandar Abbas, resulting in six deaths in family cars, a woman killed, and a child injured with an amputated limb. A fuel delivery driver was also killed in a fire.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned countries hosting US military forces to prepare for a 'corresponding response' and advised them to activate civil defense units. The IRGC claimed it targeted a US military logistics hub in Kuwait and disabled a radar system at a US air base, while US strikes in Iran's Hormuzgan province killed eight civilians.

Iranian media reported US missile strikes from Kuwait caused explosions in Khorramabad, while Iranian missiles targeted US assets in Bahrain, including an airbase and communication bridges. Attacks also damaged locations in Jask and the Bandar Abbas-Rudan transportation route, with Kuwait responding to Iranian missile and drone attacks.

Kuwait's army is responding to 'hostile missile and drone attacks' from Iran, while Bahrain's interior ministry issued air raid sirens and safety instructions. Iran claimed it targeted US helicopters and a reconnaissance aircraft at Bahrain’s Sakhir Air Base.

Air defenses have been activated around Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, and explosions linked to clashes were reported in the Gulf waters between the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz. Another explosion was heard in the southern Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas, according to Tasnim news agency.

Explosions were reported on Iran’s Qeshm and Kish Islands. Fars news agency noted unknown causes for the blasts on Qeshm, while Tasnim reported a US projectile exploded near a water and electricity facility on Kish. No damage or casualties have been confirmed.

A US projectile struck Iran's southwestern port city of Abadan, wounding at least one person, according to Iran's Tasnim news agency citing a local official. The Abadan petroleum refinery, the largest in Iran with the highest crude oil capacity, is located in the city.

Overnight US strikes on Iran's port of Jask killed Lieutenant Hamidreza Dehghani, a member of the Islamic Republic's armed forces navy. Iranian media outlets Mehr and Tasnim reported the incident, citing a local official.

An adviser to Iran's supreme leader stated the Strait of Hormuz is more important than 'dozens of atomic bombs' and emphasized Iran's commitment to protecting it. The adviser highlighted Hormuz as a strategic deterrent, asserting that Iran will rely on its defense capabilities and national strength to safeguard its interests.

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowed revenge for his father's assassination by US-Israeli strikes, while President Donald Trump threatened to 'completely decimate' Iran if an assassination attempt occurred. The conflict escalated after a ceasefire collapsed, with mediators like Qatar working to revive diplomacy.

A Qatari delegation visited Iran to enhance its mediation role following recent Gulf tensions. The visit coincided with Qatari accusations against Iran over an alleged Strait of Hormuz incident and subsequent U.S. attacks on Iranian targets.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf vowed to punish 'arrogant powers' for killings in Iran, as stated by Tasnim News Agency. He linked the revenge to the liberation of the holy city of Quds, during a funeral procession for late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Tehran metro recorded over 7 million passenger trips between Saturday evening and Sunday morning for funeral ceremonies of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Mourners chanted anti-American and anti-Israeli slogans, referencing a US-Israeli strike on 28 February.

Funeral prayers were held for Ali Khamenei’s infant granddaughter, Zahra Mohammadi Golpayegani, and four other family members killed in a US-Israeli strike on 28 February. The infant’s coffin was placed beside Khamenei’s during the ceremony, with her father and mother, Boshra Khamenei, among those mourned.

Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported that at least 13 countries, including those in Eastern Europe, Africa, the Gulf, and East Asia, avoided attending Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral under US pressure. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio allegedly directed a campaign discouraging participation, warning that attendance could harm bilateral relations and jeopardize US development aid.

Funeral ceremonies for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have begun at Tehran's Mosalla prayer complex, as reported by Tasnim news agency, with millions gathering to pay their respects. Mourners are assembled around the coffin during the ceremony.

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated technical working group meetings under the Iran-US MoU are not scheduled for this week, contradicting earlier Reuters reports of imminent talks. Consultations between Iran and Qatar on US commitments continue, though technical discussions in Doha remain unconfirmed.

Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri discussed regional developments, with Ghalibaf stating Iran remains committed to ending Israel’s war on Lebanon. Berri welcomed Iran’s efforts but accused the US of undermining Lebanese sovereignty. Both called for urgent meetings of a 'deconfliction' unit to address Israel’s invasion.

Iran has announced two-day public farewell and funeral ceremonies for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, who was killed in US-Israeli strikes on 28 February. The events, organized by Brigadier General Hassan Hassanzadeh, will take place on 4 and 5 July, with processions in Tehran and Qom, and authorities expect up to 35 million participants.

Explosions were reported near the Strait of Hormuz in Iran after the US military launched strikes on Iran in response to an attack on a vessel. Iranian media cited 'several explosions' near Tahrui village in Sirik and projectiles striking Qeshm Island, a location within the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran continues exchanging messages with mediators after refusing to rejoin quadrilateral talks. Qatar and Pakistan are facilitating ongoing mediation efforts, but no final agreement has been reached. The Iranian delegation's refusal follows threats by US President Donald Trump.

Iran's Tasnim news agency reported that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until a ceasefire in Lebanon is respected and oil waivers allowing Iranian oil sales are issued. The closure follows Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon, and the strait was briefly reopened after a preliminary US-Iran agreement to halt hostilities.

Iran's top negotiator Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf will attend the signing of an interim agreement to end the war with the U.S., though details on the location and format remain unclear. U.S. President Donald Trump announced Vice President JD Vance will attend the ceremony in Geneva.

Iran's ISNA news agency reports flights continue as scheduled nationwide with no new NOTAM suspending operations, though existing restrictions in western Iran remain unchanged. Earlier reports from Tasnim news agency indicated flight cancellations from western Iranian airports.

Iran has cancelled flights from western airports amid heightened regional tensions, according to Tasnim news agency. However, Iran's Civil Aviation Authority, as reported by Mehr news agency, stated no new flight restrictions have been issued nationwide.

A Qatari delegation met with senior Iranian officials in Tehran as part of mediation efforts with the US. Tehran is currently reviewing a memorandum of understanding, with political, legal, and technical dimensions under examination.

Iran has rejected US pressure to finalize a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) draft until a final review by Iranian governing institutions. The draft requires the US to lift secondary sanctions, withdraw forces around Iran, end the naval blockade, and support reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Nuclear program negotiations are excluded from the current MoU and will occur 60 days after its implementation.