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Middle East Regional War | Jun-22nd/Aug 31st | REPORTS 2025

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Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar will make his first diplomatic visit to Washington next week, where he will meet with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday. The Foreign Ministry confirms the details to @GuyAz adding that the visit comes at the invitation of the American side.
 
Yahya Rahim Safavi, advisor to the Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, said in a statement that “I think there will be another war and then there may be no more war,” adding: “We military people are creating scenarios, considering the worst-case scenarios and planning for them. We are not currently in a ceasefire, but we are in a war phase and this situation may change at any moment. There is no protocol, regulation or agreement between us and the US and Israel.”.

Safavi went on to explain: “A ceasefire means a cessation of fire, but it may start again. I think there will be a new war and then there may be no more war.”

He also said: “The US and Israel believe that peace should be achieved through strength and Iran should also be strong in the region and the world. If you are looking for peace and security, you must become strong; because in the system of nature, the weak suffer. "We must strengthen the system and strategies of diplomatic, media, missile, drone, and cyber offensive."
 
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Signs of #snapback against Iran regime? #German embassy in Tehran closed it's doors and it won't approve any visas for Iranians. Similar but not approved news were published also about #Austrian, #Swiss and #British embassies.
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The German embassy in Tehran said its diplomats have resumed work after a temporary relocation abroad, according to a statement posted on its Instagram page.

Earlier in the day, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei rejected reports that some European embassies in Tehran, including the German embassy, have closed.

 
Iran Water Crisis Update:
Iranian state media reports there was an "unexpected incident" in the water distribution network, says "several areas" of Khorramabad, a city of 370,000 people, will lose access to drinking water temporarily.

The Tehran IRGC has announced there will be a nationwide exercise to "ensure the self-reliance" of neighborhoods by "managing water consumption." It is unclear what exactly this nationwide IRGC exercise will look like.

 
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