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Iran's deputy foreign minister says the country will not grant IAEA access to its nuclear facilities until a final agreement with the United States is concluded, rejecting international inspection demands amid ongoing nuclear negotiations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Sunday that Israeli troops would remain in southern Lebanon for an open-ended duration, while simultaneously pledging to block Iran's nuclear ambitions. The statement signals potential prolonged military engagement in the region.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has indicated Tehran could issue a formal written declaration committing not to develop nuclear weapons, potentially opening a path toward resolving long-standing disputes with Western powers over its nuclear programme.
An interim US-Iran agreement took effect Thursday, lifting a blockade on the critical Strait of Hormuz and allowing oil tanker traffic to resume. Global oil prices dropped to their lowest levels since the conflict began in February, though key nuclear negotiations remain unresolved.