The Iranian President Responded To The Controversy Sparked By The Supreme Leader's Announcement Of A Ceasefire Memorandum Of Understanding. The President Stated, "They Released A Message Saying, 'In Principle, I Do Not Approve,' But Ultimately, They Allowed The Process To Continue. Some People Trying To Create Division, Exploit Existing Disagreements, And Achieve Their Own Factional Goals Have Exaggerated The Issue."

Iranian President: Our Enemies Are Uneasy About Anything That Symbolizes Our Capabilities

Iranian President: The Enemy Attempted To Force Iran To Repeat Syria's Fate Through War And Sanctions. The Resilience And Determination Of The Iranian People Thwarted The Enemy's Plot

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: My Government Will Invest $2.7 Billion Over Three Years In Building Rental Housing Projects In Toronto

A Spokesperson For The Yemeni Armed Forces Stated That A Total Of 29 Saudi Oil Tankers Were Prevented From Entering And Forced To Withdraw Or Return In The Red Sea And Arabian Sea

According To Al Jazeera: The Foreign Ministers Of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, And Pakistan Discussed Efforts To De-escalate Tensions And Address Current Security Challenges

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: The Reports That Pakistan Has Invited The Iranian Foreign Minister And Speaker Of Parliament Are True, But The Final Arrangements Have Not Yet Been Determined

Iran Says It Has Not Yet Made A Decision On The Second Phase Of Negotiations With The United States

U.S. Central Command: As Of August 5, U.S. Forces Had Altered The Routes Of 48 Merchant Ships, Rendered Two Ships Inoperable, And Boarded And Inspected Two Other Vessels

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: We Discussed With Oman The Establishment Of A Joint Navigation Management Center In The Strait Of Hormuz

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: About Four To Five Days After The Start Of The New Round Of Conflict, The United States Sent A Message Demanding Negotiations To Resolve The Relevant Issues