📣 Member of Yemen’s Ansarullah Political Council: Sinking ships is a strong message to shipping companies that we are serious about imposing sanctions on Israel Mohammed al-Bukhaiti: 🔸 The sinking of ships is a strong message to shipping companies and shows that Yemen is serious about imposing maritime sanctions on Israel. 🔸 Israel has committed a crime by preventing commercial ships from reaching the port of Gaza. 🔸 Ansarullah strongly opposes the double standards at the international level, as some countries reject Yemen’s sanctions against Israel while remaining silent about the blockade on Gaza. 🔸 The right to freedom of navigation must be respected for everyone, including the people of Gaza. 🔸 Ansarullah will continue to support the resistance in Gaza until a ceasefire is achieved. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

📣 China's Official Response to Recent Media Reports: We Will Provide Fighter Jets to Friendly Countries 🔸 Following claims by some media outlets regarding Iran’s initial steps toward purchasing Chinese fighter jets, Jiang Bin (spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Defense) stated that Beijing is willing to offer its J-10 fighter aircraft to “friendly countries.” 🔸 He added that China has always maintained a cautious and responsible approach toward military exports and is willing to share its achievements with friendly nations. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

📣 Is the Nobel Peace Prize nominee planning another adventure? 🔸 Initial reports suggest that the UK, Israel, and the United States are planning a major imminent military attack on Yemen. 🔸 This comes as Newsweek reported that several U.S. Air Force Stratotanker refueling aircraft were spotted over the Middle East yesterday. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

📣 Pezeshkian: Continued cooperation with the Agency depends on correcting its double standards regarding Iran’s nuclear case 🔸 In a phone conversation with the President of the European Council, the Iranian President referred to the long-standing, principled cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the IAEA in recent years, stating: The continuation of this cooperation is conditional on correcting the double-standard behavior toward Iran’s nuclear file. Any repeated act of aggression will be met with a more decisive and regret-inducing response. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

🎥 Pro-Palestinian activists splash red paint on German Chancellor's office 🔸 A group of activists opposing the German government’s policies regarding Israel and the war in Gaza expressed their protest by splashing red paint (symbolizing blood) on the walls of the Chancellor’s office in Berlin. 🔸 In the placards they held, they stated: “Germany is complicit in genocide; but we refuse to be accomplices.” _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

🎥 Mohammad Reza Aref: Under the leadership of the Commander-in-Chief and the government's preparedness, we managed the wartime conditions 🔸 The First Vice President’s account of how the country was managed during the twelve-day imposed war with the Zionist regime. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

📣 Araghchi: Triggering the snapback mechanism will be considered by Iran as equivalent to a military attack Foreign Minister in an interview with Le Monde: 🔸 We support the constructive role of the three European countries (France, Germany, and the UK – known as the E3) in reviving the JCPOA, provided they refrain from provocative and unconstructive actions such as threatening to use the snapback mechanism — an action which, from our point of view, is equivalent to a military attack. From Iran’s perspective, such a move would mark the end of France and Europe’s role in the peaceful Iranian nuclear program file. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

🎥 Chanting “Death to the Israeli Army” in Sweden 🔸 The Kuffiyeh account on the messaging platform X shared footage of a protest in Stockholm, Sweden, where pro-Palestinian demonstrators chanted “Death to the Israeli Army (IDF).” _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

🎥 Qalibaf: If the Zionist regime had the ability to continue the war, it wouldn’t stop for a moment 🔸 Today, nations are standing up against the United States and the Zionist regime. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

🎥 When Macron Didn’t Acknowledge the King of England! 🔸 During the French president’s visit to the UK, media outlets published a video showing Macron walking ahead of King Charles III — an act interpreted as a sign of disrespect to the British monarch. 🔸 Additionally, at the official royal banquet at Windsor Castle, Macron’s speech — delivered in French instead of English — drew harsh criticism from a British TV host, causing the live broadcast to be abruptly cut off. 🔸 Patrick Christys, in a critical tone, said: “I have to cut in because the French president apparently sees no need to show courtesy by speaking in English — even though we know he is bilingual.” _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG

📣 #Report | The New York Times: The IAEA is now blind / Iran’s strategy: Scattering small nuclear workshops In a recent report, The New York Times, acknowledging that part of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile survived and that Western nations are concerned about the IAEA’s loss of oversight, wrote: 🔸 A senior Israeli official says that Israel has concluded a portion of Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile survived the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes. 🔸 After the attacks, Iran expelled IAEA inspectors and shut down surveillance cameras, effectively closing the West’s best window into its nuclear activities. As a result, the IAEA’s eyes have now been completely blinded. 🔸 Officials are now trying to determine how long it would take Iran to rebuild its nuclear program. 🔸 Moreover, it remains unclear how many centrifuges Iran is currently constructing or preparing to install. But it is now unlikely that Iran will attempt to rebuild Fordow or Natanz. 🔸 Instead, going forward, Iran is expected to operate in the shadows, converting its nuclear infrastructure into a network of numerous small, secret workshops dispersed across the country. _________________________________ 📣 Beyond Headlines, Inside Iran 🔗 IRAN TIMES | @JAARCHI_ENG