Iran’s government has released a fact sheet addressing the country’s recent domestic situation, downplaying external interference and emphasizing the protection of citizens’ lives and property. Iranian diplomatic officials contend that some events are being misrepresented, and that security forces are fully engaged in maintaining order. The fact sheet also highlights the importance of upholding the law.
In contrast, thousands of Iranians gathered in Tehran’s central Revolution Square, opposing foreign-backed armed riots and reaffirming their support for security forces. Funeral prayers were held for security personnel killed during recent protests in various cities. Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, praised the government’s supporters, stating that the Iranian nation is strong, powerful, and informed.
Hamas has instructed its Gaza administration to be handed over to free Palestinian institutions. India’s Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed that former Indian Navy official Commander Purnendu Tiwari has been re-arrested in Qatar. Somalia’s cabinet has annulled all agreements with the United Arab Emirates.
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that necessary communication is maintained between Abbas Araghchi and Victor Vorkov, with traditional mediators such as Switzerland also facilitating dialogue. London’s Heathrow Airport saw an annual increase in passenger numbers to 84 million. Former British Conservative Party Chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, has joined the Reform UK party.
Turkey has expressed concern over potential foreign intervention in Iran, warning that it could escalate regional conflicts. Ankara has stated that any interference would compromise regional stability. Iran has summoned ambassadors from the UK, France, Italy, and Germany to discuss global concerns.
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised American citizens to leave the country via land routes through Armenia or Turkey, if possible.
