Twelve days after the Israeli war on Iran erupted, and following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a brokered agreement, both sides rushed to claim victory, prompting widespread debate over who truly came out on top.

In light of the 12-day Israeli war on Iran, Iraq’s Shiite religious authority renewed its call for arms to be limited to the state alone and warned against returning to what it described as “eras of oppression and tyranny."

Iranians are growing increasingly frustrated as gas and electricity outages persist in a country rich in energy resources—yet one that now struggles to keep the lights on.

The Iranian regime is intensifying its control over journalists and political activists who criticize its mismanagement, repression of freedoms, and security agencies' misconduct.

The death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hussein Amir-Abdollahian, and others has highlighted the deteriorating state of Iran's presidential aircraft fleet due to a lack of necessary spare parts.