Iranian state media claimed the country executed "one of the biggest intelligence strikes in history" against Israel, allegedly obtaining sensitive Israeli documents. The announcement came as Iran accused Israel of sabotage at nuclear sites in Varamin and Torghuzabad, where IAEA inspectors detected uranium traces.
President Pezeshkian maintained Iran's position from previous days, stating the country remains ready for nuclear inspections while rejecting "bullying and intimidation." The nuclear standoff intensified ahead of Monday's IAEA Board of Governors meeting, with Iran submitting explanatory reports claiming Israeli sabotage caused contamination.
Iran condemned Trump's travel ban as "racist," continuing diplomatic friction following his warnings about uranium enrichment. Two missing female taekwondo athletes were found after disappearing in Tehran the day before Elaheh Hosseinnezhad's funeral, adding to ongoing discussions about women's safety following her murder.