Iran’s Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned the airstrikes carried out by the United States and the United Kingdom on Yemen’s capital Sana’a and elsewhere in the country, which killed and injured dozens of people.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran has summoned the envoys of the UK, France and Germany to Tehran over a closed-door meeting of the UN Security Council regarding Tehran's nuclear program.

The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has raised concern over escalating violence in Syria, warning of potential severe consequences for regional security and stability.

Iran summons the British ambassador to Tehran in protest at baseless accusations leveled by London against the Islamic Republic.

Iran has refuted British officials' accusations that Tehran poses a national security threat to the UK, saying they blame the Islamic Republic for something they "excel in and master".  

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei has reiterated Iran’s adherence to its "principled positions," stressing that the country maintains a consistent policy.

Tehran strongly condemns the fresh US sanctions targeting its oil trade as a clear sign of Washington’s continued hostility toward Iranian people.