News | Iran: The Troika’s efforts to revive UN Security Council resolutions have no validity / Yemen reports an Israeli intelligence failure

Pars Today – The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran said the Troika’s attempts to revive UN Security Council resolutions have no credibility.

According to Pars Today, citing IRNA, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, wrote in a letter on Friday to Kaja Kallas, the European Union’s foreign policy chief and coordinator of the JCPOA Joint Commission:

The Troika’s possible attempts to revive United Nations Security Council resolutions that were annulled under Resolution 2231 (2015) are invalid and ineffective, and this resolution must expire on schedule, on October 18, 2025.

He called on the European Union to refrain from selective interpretations and to work toward facilitating genuine diplomacy and preserving multilateralism.

Meanwhile, in a letter to the UN Security Council and the Secretary-General, Araghchi addressed the Troika’s misinterpretation of the JCPOA’s dispute settlement mechanism and issues related to Resolution 2231, stating:

“We call on all members of the Security Council to reject improper political manipulation and to safeguard the integrity of international law and the authority of the Security Council. The way forward lies in mutual respect, not coercion.”

Russia: Europe’s activation of the snapback was a grave mistake

Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the international organizations in Vienna, said: The decision by the foreign ministers of the UK, France, and Germany to officially announce the activation of the snapback mechanism for reinstating sanctions on Iran is a major mistake.

On Thursday, Ulyanov added on his Telegram channel: This move was yet another irresponsible step by the “European Troika,” which has driven the situation into a complete deadlock.

U.S. forces complicit with the Zionist regime in crimes against the people of Gaza

Human Rights Watch reported that the Israeli army has not acted alone in its military operations in Gaza, as reports confirm the involvement of U.S. forces in these operations. The international watchdog warned in its report that members of the U.S. military may face legal accountability for collaborating with Israeli forces in committing war crimes in Gaza.

Russia strikes Ukrainian drone factory

Russian forces targeted the Turkish Bayraktar drone production plant in Kyiv. This was the fourth attack on the facility in the past six months. Ukrainian officials announced that the Bayraktar drone factory was hit by two Russian “Iskander-M” ballistic missiles, causing a massive fire.

White House spokesperson declines to comment on possible military strike against Venezuela

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt refused to confirm whether the United States might use military force against Venezuela. She claimed: “Nicolás Maduro’s government is not the legitimate government of Venezuela. This regime is a cartel of drugs and terror.”

U.S. ambassador apologizes for insulting Lebanese journalists

Thomas Barrack, the U.S. ambassador to Turkey and special envoy to Syria, who has also been temporarily assigned as Washington’s representative in Lebanon, apologized for using the word “animal” while speaking to journalists in Lebanon.

Barrack claimed: “The word ‘animal’ was not intended to be used in a derogatory way. I only meant to say that we should stay calm, show some patience and kindness, and act civilly. But using such language at a moment when the media were simply doing their job was inappropriate.”

Ansarallah: Attack on Yemen exposed Israeli intelligence and military failure

The Political Bureau of Yemen’s Ansarallah Movement issued a statement in response to the Zionist regime’s aggression against the country. The statement said that the Zionist strikes on Sanaa marked the second violation of Yemeni territory in less than a week, constituting a clear breach of international law.

Ansarallah stressed: The enemy has once again demonstrated its intelligence and military failure, while also revealing the impact of Yemen’s continued operations. Yemen’s stance in support of the Palestinian people and its backing of Gaza will not be halted or weakened by intensified Israeli attacks.