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The Pentagon’s inspector general has released the first formal assessment of losses and operational disruptions caused by the war on Iran, reporting that Iranian strikes damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings and structures at US military bases across the region and caused shortages of key munitions.

The Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Major General Mohsen Rezaei, has said that mixed signals from the US president should not distract anyone from the new realities around oil and the straits, adding that there will be no negotiations until Tehran’s conditions are met.

Gaza’s healthcare system is facing an imminent threat of collapse as fuel reserves across 13 private health facilities near total depletion, threatening to stop critical surgical, maternity, and trauma services for the wounded.

Al-Quds International Institution (QII) has urged Muslim worshipers to march en masse to the Aqsa Mosque, calling on them to defy Zionist regime’s restrictions on entering the holy site, particularly during Jewish holidays.

The Hamas Movement has warned against the escalating settler violations at the Aqsa Mosque, describing them as “attempts to impose a new religious reality and change the Mosque’s historical and legal status quo.”

 Mustafa Fetouri

Former U.S. military official described Iran's strength as a New Hegemon in the Persian Gulf and believed that Iran has emerged from the 2026 United States and Israel’s war not as a broken state but as the preeminent power.

Zionist regime’s culture minister has vowed to revoke the citizenship of two Israeli filmmakers after their documentary on the Gaza war won a major prize at the Venice Film Festival.

Senior Hamas official Ali Baraka has stressed that 33 years after the signing of the Oslo Accords, the agreement has failed to deliver freedom, independence, or security for the Palestinian people, and has neither ended the occupation nor guaranteed refugees’ right of return.

The Hamas Movement on Sunday welcomed the New Delhi 2026 Declaration issued by the 18th BRICS Summit, describing its positions on the Palestinian cause as positive and significant and highlighting its reaffirmation of the legitimate and inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says an understanding expected to be reached with Oman does not mean the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, stressing that Iran’s condition for reopening the strategic waterway is the return of the United States to its commitments under the Islamabad memorandum of understanding.

Iran’s President said that people of Gaza and Lebanon continue to face the consequences of atrocities and genocide and BRICS should play a more effective role in defending national sovereignty.