A return to war with Israel is unlikely. But pressure on the economy, and therefore the regime, is about to go up fast, writes Ian Bremmer.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian took the stage at the U.N. to blast Israeli and U.S. attacks in June as inflicting “a grievous blow upon international trust and the very prospect of peace in the region.

Iranian defense minister warns that country's more advanced missiles are ready to strike—if Israel launches another attack.

Masoud Pezeshkian described Israel's June airstrikes against Iran as a "savage aggression," condemning the assassinations of Iranian leaders.

Iran has warned the U.S. and Israel of a deadly response to any new aggression, vowing to expand its military strength as tensions escalate. Speaking during Sacred Defence Week, the IRGC declared that recent Israeli and American strikes only reinforced Iran’s unity and resistance.

Militaries around the world are seeking low-cost, easy-to-make ways to exhaust an enemy’s air defenses.