Deadly Mecca clashes deepen Iran–Saudi hostility

MEES reported a letter of understanding for Greece to purchase 800,000 tons of Iranian crude. Iran continued seeking export customers despite wartime shipping risks.

France announced deployment of naval ships to protect French shipping. The decision added another foreign naval presence amid disputes with Iran and the tanker war.

Velayati told the disarmament conference that Sardasht exposed the failure of political action despite technical evidence, challenging confidence in enforcement of a future chemical-weapons...

Iran forwarded photographs it said showed women and children harmed in the Sardasht bombardments, urging the international community to prevent further attacks. The photographs were part of Tehran’s...

France ordered a force led by the carrier Clemenceau to the Indian Ocean to protect its interests. The move increased military pressure around Iran during the embassy crisis.

Members of Iran’s medical community asked the Secretary-General to condemn the chemical bombing of Sardasht. The appeal connected clinical treatment and civilian testimony with Tehran’s demand for...

France banned Iranian oil imports after the diplomatic rupture. The measure connected the embassy confrontation with pressure on Iran’s wartime export revenue.

The Texaco Caribbean struck a mine near Fujairah while carrying Iranian crude. Mine danger extended into the Gulf of Oman and affected trade in Iran’s own oil.

Iraq announced raids on a refinery in northwestern Iran and oil fields in the south. Targeting energy facilities placed export income and domestic fuel supply under renewed pressure.

Velayati asked why a UN team’s Sardasht findings had not been formally reported and posed detailed questions about the investigation, evidence and Security Council response.