
Israel’s President Hopes to Counter Iran’s “Empire of Evil”
Ahead of talks with Netanyahu, Trump has signaled he may deploy a second U.S. armada to pressure Tehran into a nuclear agreement.

Ahead of talks with Netanyahu, Trump has signaled he may deploy a second U.S. armada to pressure Tehran into a nuclear agreement.

Washington urged U.S. citizens to leave Iran immediately, warning of protests, security risks and possible detention of dual nationals.

Tehran’s foreign minister said Iran no longer trusts Washington—but noted efforts by its neighbors to ease tensions.

In retaliation for the EU’s move to classify the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation, Iran has now applied the same label to the armies of European nations.

An Iranian military spokesman warned that U.S. aircraft carriers and Gulf bases are within missile range and said any strike would trigger an immediate response.

The EU also imposed visa bans and asset freezes on 21 Iranian operatives and state entities, targeting top IRGC commanders and senior government figures.

The Turkish foreign ministry confirmed that Ankara supports reaching a peaceful solution to Iran’s nuclear program and is ready to provide assistance if needed.

Ministers in Brussels are expected to approve a new sanctions package targeting Iranian officials and state-linked entities.

As its forces moved deeper into the region, Washington addressed Tehran directly, claiming our “next attack will be far worse.”

The Trump administration is considering military options following Tehran’s violent crackdown on protests.