Iran's judiciary chief said Tehran's confrontation with the United States and its allies will not end, and on the anniversary of the 12-day war warned people not to trust Washington.

Lebanon's prime minister to Hezbollah: If you care about your environment, you must fulfill your obligations.

Refinitiv sources say the UAE has agreed to unfreeze between $10 bln and $20 bln of Iranian funds after weeks of Iranian strikes on the UAE and amid wider US–Israel clashes with Iran. One source said the UAE will release $10 bln in total, with more than $3 bln already delivered; another put the total at $20 bln. The arrangement is reported to be contingent on Iran halting missile and drone attacks on the UAE; Tehran’s last direct strike on the UAE was May 4. Sources say the deal includes restoring bilateral relations, including intelligence-sharing and economic cooperation, and that Iran has approached at least two other Gulf Arab states about similar arrangements. Officials framed the move as a way for Iran to claim wartime compensation while allowing Washington to assert it made no payments and for the UAE to secure its safety and protect Dubai’s hub status.