Iran’s Khamenei Blasts U.S., Israeli Strikes With Defiant Message

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“A slap for America’s face”

The Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatullah Ali Khameneini issued his first public statement on Thursday after Tehran and Israel ended their struggle for 12 days. In a recorded message broadcast on Iranian government television, Khounai reduced the recent strikes of the United States over the main Iranian nuclear establishments, announced its victory over Iran’s opponents, and warned of more American and Israeli attacks.

Welcome again to world brief, where we look at it IranMessage to US and Israeland EuropeSecurity threats and barriers that prevent entry Gaza.

“A slap for America’s face”

The Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatullah Ali Khameneini issued his first public statement on Thursday after Tehran and Israel ended their struggle for 12 days. In a recorded message broadcast on Iranian government television, Khounai reduced the recent strikes of the United States over the main Iranian nuclear establishments, announced its victory over Iran’s opponents, and warned of more American and Israeli attacks.

Khamna said that Tehran “handed a slap to America’s face” by attacking an American air base in Qatar, adding that in the event of any future aggression, the enemy will definitely pay a heavy price. “

US President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that Washington “fully reassured completely” the main nuclear facilities of Iran during the weekend attack. However, Khamnai opposed this allegation on Thursday, saying that the American leader was “exaggerated” the success of the operation. “They were unable to achieve anything important,” he added, although the current situation of uranium enrichment in Tehran has not determined, which is kept vital to civil purposes.

The director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, said on Wednesday that the strikes were “severely damaged” the Iranian nuclear program, and the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, repeated that the damage caused to it and Israeli strikes were “although it was,” as, “.

On Thursday, Khounai published the success of the Iranian revenge strike on the American Air Force Base in Qatar on Monday. Trump had previously described the attack as limited, saying that no victims had occurred. However, the Iranian leader said that the operation was important, as it showed that Tehran “has access to important American centers in the region and could act against them whenever he saw it necessary.” UDEID Air Force is the largest American military installation in the Middle East.

On Thursday, Khamanni’s words were a challenge, but some observers noticed that the tone of the 86 -year -old leader seemed tired and tiring. Prime Minister Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested during the conflict that my crude was not immune to their strikes, with Trump’s publication on the social truth last week: “We know exactly what is called” the supreme leader “at least.”

Their threats were forced to hide for about two weeks, as Iranian officials revealed that at some point, he was narrated in a hideout. Al -Halmun for 12 days was killed at least 28 people in Israel and more than 600 people in Iran, according to the powers of each country, respectively.

Trump said on Wednesday that the United States will hold nuclear talks with Iranian officials next week, although Khamenei did not publicly recognize this, and the White House press secretary Caroline Levit said on Thursday that no meeting has been determined yet. Meanwhile, the Iranian Guardian Council approved a parliamentary bill on Thursday that orders the country to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency “until security [Iran’s] Nuclear facilities are guaranteed. “

“The International Atomic Energy Agency has failed to” condemn the Israeli and American attacks on its facilities, “Iranian parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf said on Wednesday.

Since the state of the Iranian nuclear program is slowly revealing, and according to what Tehran was stated, the internal security campaign ascends with collective arrests, execution, and military publication. Officials told Reuters that Iran is focusing on the threat of potential turmoil, especially in the Kurdish areas.

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Security concerns. European Union leaders met in Brussels on Thursday to discuss the best ways to address the Russian-Ukraine war, after the two-day NATO summit in The Hague presented Kiev’s membership to a large extent on the back stove. Ukrainian President Foludmir Zelinski was marginalized from the main NATO meeting, but it is a video conference for the Brussels Assembly.

On Thursday, the agenda focused on approving the eighteenth round in Europe against Moscow in addition to determining whether the ceiling of a price will be maintained on Russian oil, which some argue that it may raise global energy prices. The European Council also planned to address the recent NATO decision to increase the minimum requirements of defense spending to 5 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product, and Moldova’s attempt to join the European Union, and instability in the Middle East.

Defense and security remains a great source of leaders throughout the region. On Wednesday, British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer announced that the UK was planning to buy 12 F-35A combat aircraft capable of carrying nuclear weapons. London described it as “the biggest enhancement of the UK’s nuclear position in a generation.” Only three countries for NATO – the United Kingdom, the United States and France – are nuclear powers.

Gaza aid blocks. Israeli officials told Reuters on Thursday that it had stopped delivering aid in Gaza during the next two days. A United Nations source confirmed to northern Gaza to Reuters, but Israeli government spokesman David Menker confirms that aid is entering the region from the south.

On Wednesday, former Israeli Prime Minister Navalie Bennett posted a video on X showing dozens of convincing men, some of whom carried rifles, riding auxiliary trucks. He claimed that individuals are members of Hamas trying to steal food, but local officials argue that men were guarding supplies. Netanyahu and the Defense Secretary, Israel Katz, seemed to take advantage of the shots, which ordered the Israeli army late on Wednesday to formulate a plan on how to prevent Hamas from obtaining civil aid.

Many Gaza residents are still at risk of hunger, and Israeli strikes continue to hit the lands. But Trump claimed on Wednesday that the American strikes on Iranian nuclear sites helped stimulate the war -based negotiations in Gaza. “I think great progress is being made in Gaza … because of this attack.” Trump told reporters. “I think we have some very good news.”

Burial site. The South African Court temporarily prevented the special burial of former Zambia President Edgar Longo in South Africa on Wednesday, and decided that the late leader could not be buried until the final resting place. The referee took place at the last minute on the same day that Longjo’s relatives were scheduled for his funeral.

The Zambian government wants to have LunGu a government funeral, as the current Zambian President Hekainde Hichilema heads. The Public Prosecutor at Zambia Mulilo Kabisha said that such a practice “will ensure that all Zambian citizens can pay their respect in a decent and appropriate way,” adding that the state’s interests take priority over personal desires and that all the Zambian presidents have been buried in a specific location in the capital of Lusaka.

However, the Lungu family rejected this request due to a long -term political conflict with the current leader, adding that they do not want to attend Hichilema. Indeed, the LunGu funeral was canceled twice due to this dispute. Lungu died on June 5 at the age of 68 of an unknown disease.

Difficulties end

The father, Ashurian visited him, a spokesman for the Armenian Church of Armenian Prime Minister Nicole Pashinian on Monday, was accused of being circumcised and indicating that he was not a Christian – a major accusation in a country where about 94 percent of the population determined that the Armenian Orthodox. He went to comparison Pashinian with Judah, the Messenger of Jesus, who is famous for his horse. In response, Pashinyan publicly offered the church officials to show his penis to prove that his neglect and later repeated his accusation that Karen II, the head of the Armenian Church, had broken celibacy, and he is forbidden from a person in this role.