US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf has claimed that Tehran emerged victorious both militarily and politically from what he described as an “unjust war” led by the United States and Israel, according to Iran’s state broadcaster Press TV. His comments came as Iranian officials also reported signs of a gradual economic recovery and continued efforts to counter cyberattacks amid the ongoing tensions.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Ghalibaf Says Iran Won Militarily And Politically
In remarks shared by Press TV on Sunday, Ghalibaf said Iran had stood firm during what he characterised as a war led by the US and Israel. He said he was convinced that Iran had emerged victorious on both military and political fronts.
Ghalibaf also described an Iran-US memorandum of understanding as a “source of pride and victory”, arguing that the agreement could help strengthen Tehran’s position on the diplomatic front. His assessment contrasts with repeated claims by US President Donald Trump that American military action caused significant damage to Iran’s military infrastructure. The competing assessments underline the sharply different narratives being presented by Tehran and Washington about the outcome and impact of the conflict.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran Economy Shows Signs Of Gradual Recovery
Iran’s economy is also showing signs of improvement following the downturn associated with the recent conflict, according to Samad Hassanzadeh, head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture.
Speaking at a chamber meeting on Sunday, Hassanzadeh said recent Purchasing Managers’ Index reports indicated a relative improvement in economic conditions as businesses gradually resumed activity.
He attributed the improvement to efforts by private-sector companies and businesses, a temporary easing in the intensity of economic shocks and government measures aimed at keeping economic activity running.
However, Hassanzadeh cautioned that sustaining the recovery would require greater international engagement.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran PMI Remains In Contraction Territory
Despite the reported improvement, Iran’s economic activity remains below the level associated with expansion. According to the latest Iran Chamber PMI data, the overall economy recorded a reading of 45.9 in Khordad, corresponding roughly to late May through late June. The industrial-sector PMI stood at 48.2.
A PMI reading below 50 generally indicates contraction, while a reading above 50 signals expansion. The latest figures therefore suggest that while the pace of deterioration may be easing, Iran’s economy has not yet returned to broad-based growth.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran Says It Is Countering Continuing Cyberattacks
Iranian Information and Communications Technology Minister Sattar Hashemi said the country continues to face cyberattacks amid wartime conditions. According to Iran’s official IRNA news agency, Hashemi said Iranian teams were working around the clock to counter the attacks. He also said experience gained from previous cyber incidents had helped authorities protect services and prevent attackers from achieving their objectives.
Hashemi indicated that the nature and complexity of cyberattacks have varied over time, while Iranian technology professionals and specialists have continued efforts to defend critical services.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Strait Of Hormuz Shipping Talks Continue
The cyber-related comments came as Iran and Oman were reported to have agreed on shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz, although technical discussions remain underway.
A broader agreement governing traffic through the strategically important waterway has not yet been finalised, according to the information reported by Iranian media.
Developments around the Strait of Hormuz remain closely watched because the waterway is a major route for global energy shipments, making any disruption or uncertainty around maritime traffic significant for international markets and energy security.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Israel And Honduras Sign Security Cooperation MoU
Separately, Israel and Honduras signed a memorandum of understanding on Sunday aimed at strengthening security cooperation and expanding strategic ties. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz and Honduran Defence Minister Enrique Rodriguez Burchard signed the agreement during a visit by a senior Honduran defence delegation to Israel.
Katz described Honduras as an important partner in Central America and said the MoU would establish a framework for longer-term security cooperation based on shared interests.
The Honduran delegation also held discussions with senior Israeli defence officials on strategic and security matters. According to the Israeli side, the talks included briefings on Israel’s security challenges and its recent multi-front military campaign involving Iran and Iran-backed groups.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News
The latest developments point to several areas that could shape the next phase of the US-Israel-Iran conflict and its aftermath: Iran’s diplomatic engagement with the United States, the pace of economic recovery, continued cyber activity and negotiations over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
While Iranian officials have presented the latest developments as evidence of resilience and political success, economic indicators remain in contraction territory and the competing claims over the military outcome remain unresolved. Further diplomatic and economic developments are likely to provide a clearer picture of the situation.
Disclaimer: This report reflects statements and assessments attributed to Iranian officials and state media. Claims about military outcomes and the broader conflict may be disputed by other parties and should be understood in that context.
