#us-iran-relations

#us-iran-relations

President Trump expressed strong discontent towards media coverage, particularly criticizing reports from the New York Times and CNN regarding U.S. military actions in Iran, calling them fake news and harmful to military morale.

An Iran-linked hacker group claims to possess over 100 gigabytes of emails from President Trump's inner circle, threatening to publish the material as a smear campaign.

It's really tiring to have the news media only care about your community in a state of high alert and conflict.

FIFA faces unprecedented challenges in managing US-Iran relations during the 2026 World Cup, especially after recent military actions and ongoing geopolitical tensions.

In a controversial moment, John McCain's rendition of 'Bomb Iran' encapsulated a long history of U.S.-Iran relations, inadvertently becoming a defining gaffe in his 2008 campaign.

A blue-check account on X called "Ukraine Front Line" posted a video June 22 that shows lightning striking a plume of smoke, erupting in a fiery haze.

Iran confirmed the three nuclear sites were attacked, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greeted the news saying "President Trump and the United States acted with a lot of strength".

The attorney general has warned Sir Keir Starmer that Britain becoming involved in US attacks on Iran could be illegal, highlighting the legal implications of UK involvement.