Iran asserts its right to pursue national interests through diplomacy or military means and has submitted numerous diplomatic notes to the UN regarding military aggression.

Critics view the US involvement in conflict with Iran as costly, unnecessary, and manipulated by political figures, with some blaming Trump for escalating tensions.

Reports indicate that Iran and Washington have maintained communication channels during two months of negotiations, despite public tensions.

Some sources, like Mearsheimer, suggest that the US will face severe economic consequences if it fails to reach an agreement with Iran and should pressure Israel to uphold its commitments.

The US Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, predicts significant hardship for the 'mullah regime' in Iran, while Sri Lanka faces a dilemma regarding humanitarian aid to Iranian oil tankers due to fear of secondary US sanctions.

Iranian military officials assert their readiness to defend national integrity and strike enemies if necessary, showcasing military exercises and capabilities.

Iran emphasizes its commitment to advancing domestic nuclear technology under international frameworks and strengthening diplomatic ties for regional peace.

Russia is actively involved in Iran's nuclear power plant operations and is reportedly providing Iran with intelligence and missiles, strengthening Iran's military and nuclear capabilities.

Iran reiterates its dedication to developing its domestic nuclear technology program, asserting its sovereign rights and rejecting any notion of abandoning nuclear advancements.

Iranian officials state that the country will pursue its national interests through diplomacy or, if necessary, on the battlefield, while also rebuilding its nuclear arsenal.

Russia's Rosatom confirms the return of its personnel to Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, indicating ongoing cooperation in nuclear energy.