Parliament Speaker Qalibaf delivered Iran's first detailed critique of America's nuclear proposal, describing it as lacking any mention of sanctions removal and accusing Washington of "division of labor with Netanyahu." This marked the substantive response promised by Araqchi days earlier, effectively rejecting the American offer while demanding Trump change his approach.
By morning, Intelligence Minister Khatib claimed Iran had obtained "strategic documents" about Israel's nuclear facilities, promising to release this alleged intelligence treasure soon. The announcement built on previous days' claims of major intelligence operations against Israel.
Iranian nuclear officials defended their program at the IAEA Board of Governors meeting, with Kamalvandi calling international pressure "political" while confirming 120 inspectors remain active in Iran. The government also ordered new surveillance equipment for environmental protection following a second park ranger's death within 40 days.
Coverage included Trump's deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles following immigration enforcement clashes.