Iranian army chief signals extended conflict ahead as lawmakers vote to boost military and president recovers after alleged Israeli strike.

Former national security advisor and HKS faculty member Jake Sullivan says negotiations following the Iran strikes are key because “military action can set their nuclear program back, but not nearly as long as a deal can.

GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina signaled that more U.S. strikes in the Middle East are possible, but stressed that it all depends on Iran’s next move.

The United States has accelerated arms shipments to Israel to replace equipment lost during the recent conflict and supplied advanced precision munitions and missile defense systems.

Welcome back to Al-Monitor Security. The Trump administration appears eager to turn a new page in the US’ four-decade-long covert conflict with Iran.But as US and Iranian officials are expected to return to the negotiating table,

An Israeli airstrike on June 15 targeted a high-level security meeting in Tehran, injuring Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.

The only way to end the possibility that the Iranians will decide to go nuclear—which could set off a very unstable chain reaction of nuclear proliferation in the region, with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey also seeking nuclear weapons, to join with the already existing Israeli program—is by a negotiated agreement with Iran.

It is also true that the Iranian government has committed its own share of repression and regional antagonism since the country’s 1979 revolution. But as we have learned from history, from the U.S.-Soviet nuclear standoff to the JCPOA itself, adversaries can be brought to the same table for the greater good of the world.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said he believes Iran can resolve its differences with the United States through dialogue, but trust would be an issue after U.S. and Israeli attacks on his country,

When the Israel-Iran war broke out and the United States decided to assist the Israeli side by striking Iran's nuclear program, both Tehran and Washington expected Islamabad to side with their respective positions.

In a bizarre moment, senior Iranian officialclaimed that Israel used "the occult and supernatural spirits" during the 12-day war with Tehran. Abdollah Ganji, the former eitor of Javan, a newspaper linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps,