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Iran’s Guards say three members killed in US attack on northwest

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) have announced that three members of the force were killed in a United States attack on Zanjan, a northwestern province of Iran. In a statement issued by the Ansar al‑Mahdi IRGC provincial branch, the Guards said the men “attained martyrdom” in what they called “a brutal attack carried out by the terrorist regime of the criminal United States on 30 July 2026.” Iranian media, citing the statement, reported that the strike targeted a location in Zanjan province, but did not immediately give further operational details Earlier, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said American forces had completed a “heavy wave” of strikes against Iran in response to what it described as attempted missile attacks targeting US forces in the Middle East. Iranian outlets have linked the Zanjan strike to that broader operation, which they say also hit other […]

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Iran foreign ministry says no current negotiations with United States

Foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei told a press briefing in Tehran that Iran “has no negotiations with the American side at present” and has made no move to reopen direct talks with Washington. “Claims that Iran has requested negotiations are reports periodically circulated by our opponents,” he added. Baghaei said any contacts now take place only through intermediaries, noting that “mediators may convey messages from the American side regarding current developments in the region, but at present we have no negotiations with the American side.” He stressed that Iran’s recent discussions with Oman over the management of the Strait of Hormuz are purely bilateral. “These talks have no connection with the United States… and they are continuing,” he said, adding that the waterway “remains closed.”english.alarabiya+1 The comments follow earlier statements from Iranian officials who accused the US of violating a […]

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Iran FM warns any challenge to Hormuz routes will increase tensions

Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi has warned that any attempt to challenge or bypass the shipping routes for the Strait of Hormuz agreed with the United States will “increase tensions” in the Middle East. Speaking during a visit to Baghdad, he said responsibility for managing traffic through the strategic waterway “rests solely” with Iran and that parallel arrangements by other countries would complicate efforts to restore stability.nampa+2 Araghchi argued that attempts to set up separate security frameworks or convoy systems outside the existing US–Iran memorandum of understanding would delay the full reopening of the strait and risk further escalation, as seen in recent nights of missile and drone exchanges. He urged Gulf states and Western powers to focus on implementing the MoU rather than pushing new plans that challenge Tehran’s control over Hormuz.news.yahoo+2 The warning comes after fresh tit-for-tat strikes […]

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Iran not seeking war but fully prepared, says minister

Iran’s foreign minister says the country does not want war but is fully prepared to fight if necessary. He also says Tehran is open to talks with the United States if negotiations are fair and based on mutual respect.​ Abbas Araghchi told a gathering of foreign ambassadors in Tehran that Iran is ready for both conflict and diplomacy. He stressed that any talks must give Iran equal rights and must not be dictated by Washington.​ Araghchi’s comments come as US President Donald Trump signals that Iran’s leadership is seeking negotiations after he warned of possible military action over the crackdown on protests. Washington has also maintained a “maximum pressure” policy aimed at curbing Iran’s nuclear programme.​ The minister repeated that Iran’s nuclear activities are peaceful, even as Western countries and the UN nuclear watchdog say Tehran once ran an organised […]

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