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Pope expresses optimism regarding Iran-US MoU
Pope Leo expresses optimism regarding a memorandum of understanding, which is expected to be signed between Iran and the US later this week.

Pope Leo expresses optimism regarding a memorandum of understanding, which is expected to be signed between Iran and the US later this week.

The US has rejected an "official Israeli request to review" the newly announced MoU between Washington and Tehran, according to reports.

President Masoud Pezeshkian says the Iranian nation has learned from its martyred Leader not to accept humiliation.
The participants also carried images of Mecca and banners expressing solidarity with Islamic sanctities.

A report indicates Iran will be able to commence oil exports immediately after signing an MoU that ends US-Israeli aggression on its territory.

The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah movement has congratulated the Islamic Republic of Iran on its "great victory" over the United States and Israel.

Among the officials who reportedly opposed the agreement with Iran were War Secretary Pete Hegseth and CIA Director John Ratcliffe.

Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters on Monday warned the Israeli regime to halt repeated ceasefire violations in southern Lebanon or face a “harsh response” from Iran’s armed forces.

Iran and Russia are expected to complete the third and final phase of integrating their national banking payment systems within the next two months, the governor of Iran's Central Bank says.

Hamas and Islamic Jihad have warned against Israeli measures in al-Khalil, calling on Palestinians to resist.

A dozen Israeli company stands has been shut down at a major international defense exhibition held outside Paris.

Iran’s caretaker defense minister says the production of strategic missiles and drones continued with greater speed and precision during the third imposed war.

Iran’s war-ending MoU with the US hinges on verified Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon and end to hostilities, without which the deal won’t make headway, while Tehran embeds deterrence – from the Strait of Hormuz to military response – as enforceable leverage.

Iranian and Lebanese parliamentary speakers say that, based on the recent Tehran-Washington agreement, the US must compel Israel to end its aggression against Lebanon.

Sheikh Naim Qassem expressed gratitude to Iran for its steadfast support of Lebanon and the resistance.

Iran’s VP says Tehran would continue to manage the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran’s Judiciary chief says the country is ready to resume fighting if the enemy fails to keep its promises under a newly announced peace deal.
Trump expressed broader frustration with Israel's war on Lebanon, saying it has gone on "too long" and killed "too many people."