Iranian media lists 13 foreign officials for revenge
The list includes Trump, Netanyahu, Macron, Meloni and Merz, but no official Iranian government endorsement accompanied it.
The list includes Trump, Netanyahu, Macron, Meloni and Merz, but no official Iranian government endorsement accompanied it.
What's next: Mojtaba Khamenei has not appeared publicly since the strike that killed his father, deepening uncertainty as fighting with the US flares again.
The procession continued in central Tehran on July 6 and in Qom on July 7 before the final burial in Mashhad.
What's new: The memorandum reopens the Strait of Hormuz for at least 60 days while Tehran's access to relief stays conditional on compliance.
Why it matters: The accord reopens a vital oil shipping route and starts talks on Iran's nuclear program and uranium downblending.
Why it matters: The truce reopens the Strait of Hormuz, a route that carried about 20% of global oil before the war.
Tehran is still withholding final approval while pressing for sanctions relief, frozen assets and recognition over the Strait of Hormuz.
What's new: Trump said he would consider unfreezing Iranian assets only after an agreement, as ceasefire talks remain fragile.
Trump said Mojtaba has already been involved in talks and kept demanding Iran shut off any path to nuclear weapons.