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Iranian Armed Forces: Do not allow the criminal regime to use you as human shields.

Iran's Armed Forces: Over the past days, Iran has accurately and successfully targeted military, security and strategic facilities of Zionist enemy.

Iranian Armed Forces to settlers: Leave occupied territories immediately, as they will certainly be uninhabitable in the near future.

Iranian Armd Forces: Most assuredly, the scope of Iran's destructive retaliation will include all corners of the occupied territories.

Iran's Armed Forces warn Israeli settlers: Netanyahu’s criminal regime has launched a doomed aggression based on a grave miscalculation.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Air defenses engaged in western provinces and east of capital Tehran to confront Israeli targets.

Tasnim news agency: Security forces successfully disarm bomb rigged to explode in Shahre-Rey, southern Tehran.

Asked about Reuters report that Trump vetoed Israeli plan to assassinate Sayyed Khamenei, Netanyahu said: I'm not going to get into that.

Reuters citing two US officials: Trump in last couple of days vetoed Israeli plan to assassinate Iran's Leader.

Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth: Israeli government orders airlines to prevent anyone from leaving "Israel".

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In an exclusive interview for Al Mayadeen, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi discussed the visit of IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, describing it as a political move aimed at fostering cooperation between Iran and the Agency. Araghchi highlighted Iran's willingness to engage in constructive dialogue and technical negotiations to resolve outstanding issues. However, he criticized European countries like France, Britain, and Germany for undermining this process by submitting a political draft against Iran before Grossi even returned from Tehran. The Foreign Minister warned that such actions will not deter Iran from its commitment to cooperation and will only complicate the situation further, as past pressures have proven ineffective.