News | Araghchi: Iran will resist oppression / U.S. attacks Venezuelan vessel

Pars Today – Iran’s Foreign Minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, responded to remarks made by the U.S. president during speeches at Israel’s Knesset and Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh summit, writing on his X account that “Iran will resist oppression.”

Araghchi, wrote on his X account on Tuesday that it has now become entirely clear the U.S. president has been misled by false information suggesting Iran’s peaceful nuclear program was nearing weaponization earlier this spring.

According to Pars Today, he added that this claim is nothing but a “big lie,” stressing that the president should have been informed there is no evidence to support it — a fact even confirmed by the U.S. intelligence community itself.

Araghchi stated: “How can the Iranian people be expected to believe in an olive branch of peace offered by someone who, just four months ago, was involved in bombing homes and urban areas across Iran?”

The Iranian foreign minister emphasized that Iran has always been ready for respectful and reciprocal diplomatic engagement. He added that the Iranian people — worthy heirs of an ancient and rich civilization — respond to goodwill with goodwill, but at the same time, “we know precisely how to resist and confront oppression and coercion.”

Islamic Jihad: Resistance has not agreed to disarm

Mohammed Al-Hindi, deputy secretary-general of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, said the resistance groups have not agreed to hand over their weapons and will not accept forced disarmament. Al-Hindi added that Benjamin Netanyahu has failed in his pursuit of the illusion of “absolute victory,” and that they will not accept an international representative to administer Gaza.

Colombian president to Trump: Selling arms to Israel is complicity in crime

Gustavo Petro, the president of Colombia, strongly criticized the supply of weapons to the Israeli regime during its war on Gaza, calling it an act of complicity in crimes. Petro stressed that providing arms to the regime while Benjamin Netanyahu is committing genocide is not something that deserves praise.

Iran’s ambassador mocks Trump being called “Cyrus”

A ceremony marking the 2,550th anniversary of the proclamation of the world’s first charter of human rights was held in Moscow, attended by a number of ambassadors and cultural enthusiasts. During the event, Iran’s ambassador made a pointed remark directed at those who had referred to former U.S. President Donald Trump as “Cyrus”

The Iranian ambassador, speaking at the ceremony, said that Eastern civilization has always been founded on principles of tolerance, respect for human dignity, and coexistence. He noted, “We witnessed one of the officials of the criminal Zionist regime use the phrase ‘Trump as Cyrus the Great.’ It must be reminded to those who address the U.S. president in such a way that one cannot call someone who supports the massacre of tens of thousands of people in a small land called Gaza a defender of human rights.”

Clashes between Italian police and Pro-Palestinian protesters

As the Israeli anthem was played before the World Cup qualifying match between Italy and Israel, Italian fans in the stadium responded with loud boos and shouts of protest. Outside the venue, Italian police clashed with thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered in the city of Udine. Some protesters described the match as a “game of shame” and called for Israel to be banned from international football competitions.

Sanae Takaichi awaits parliamentary vote to become Japan’s first female prime minister

Sanae Takaichi, after winning the election of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party, is now awaiting the approval of the Japanese parliament to officially become the country’s first female prime minister.

U.S. attacks Venezuelan vessel, six killed

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. Navy targeted a Venezuelan ship, resulting in six deaths. Venezuela has repeatedly stated that the United States targets its vessels in coastal waters to create a pretext for initiating conflict with Caracas.