Tim Anderson, the director of the Center for Counter Hegemonic Studies says the Minab school massacre has become a global symbol of the human cost of the US‑Israeli war.
Pete Hegseth admits the Iran war has cost the US military $37.5 billion as the Pentagon seeks another $67 billion in funding to continue the aggression.
During a Senate hearing, US War Secretary Pete Hegseth faced bipartisan grilling over the failed war against Iran, repeatedly evading questions about its cost, strategy, and accountability while requesting billions of dollars more to sustain a campaign that has proved complete failure.
Trump has reportedly approved a long-term nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that could allow Riyadh to enrich uranium.
Here are Pres TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, on July 22, 2026.
The newly recovered remains of 32 student martyrs killed in the US-Israeli missile attack on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab are laid to rest.
Podcaster and journalist Asha Krishnaswamy says that Washington’s core objective toward Iran has never been about nuclear weapons.
The US has targeted facilities near Iran's Chabahar port, a crucial trade route for India, which is unaffected.
Zohran Mamdani says New York City lacks the legal authority to arrest Netanyahu but urges the US government to enforce the ICC’s arrest warrant.
Iranian missiles are penetrating US and allied air defenses in West Asia with increasing frequency, causing mounting casualties among American service members and raising questions about the effectiveness of defensive systems, US officials and regional analysts say.
Residents returning to the first US-supported pilot zones in southern Lebanon find that Israeli forces never occupied two of the three designated villages to free them as they claimed.
Author and university professor George Katsiaficas says that the strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab was deliberate, systematic, and part of a long‑standing pattern of US military conduct.
Iran's Foreign Ministry rejects French allegations regarding the treatment of two French Embassy employees in Tehran.
Recent US intelligence assessments concludes that military strikes against Iran are unlikely to compel the country to abandon its peaceful nuclear program or missile capabilities.
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on July 22,2026.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham approves the continued use of British military bases by the United States for military aggression against Iran, maintaining a policy established under his predecessor, Keir Starmer.
The United States' military aggression against Iran has failed to achieve its stated objectives and instead risks widening instability across West Asia.
Iran’s highest military command, the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, sternly warns the United States against acting on its threat of attacking the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities.
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