Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei accused the United States of repeatedly violating its obligations under the memorandum of understanding with Iran, saying in a written letter published on the X platform, that US President Donald Trump's signature is worthless and null and void.
The Iranian leader promised what he described as unforgettable lessons for Washington, adding that the United States has once again revealed its true face, and that its breaking of promises is new proof of its lack of credibility and untrustworthiness.
The Iranian leader stressed that one of the most important principles at the current stage is to maintain unity and unity among the people and officials at all levels, calling for avoiding division and political differences and highlighting social divisions, stressing that maintaining unity is everyone's responsibility.
He called for continued trust in officials in the three authorities to protect Iran's interests, stressing that criticism of the performance of officials should not lead to injustice to innocent people or harm unity and social cohesion, so that such criticism contributes to the development of the country's affairs.
He concluded by stressing that the enemy should not see any sign of weakness inside Iran, considering that the commitment to unity and cohesion will ultimately lead to the enemy's retreat and defeat.
Iran admits 95 of its sites have been hit by US strikes
Iran has announced that at least 50 people have been killed and more than 500 injured since the renewed US strikes.
Tasnim news agency reported that strikes have been recorded on 95 sites in the past 10 days in the oil-rich industrial province of Khuzestan in the southwest of the country.
The Iranian leader's message came at a time when the United States is intensifying its strikes on Iran over the procrastination in the cessation of war agreement with the United States.
In the same context, the Israeli army announced that its American counterpart decided to strengthen the fleet of refueling planes in Israel in coordination with Tel Aviv , at a time when news reports confirmed that the American refueling planes will soon land at air force bases instead of Ben Gurion Airport, which foreshadows the expansion of the battles against Iran.
Two U.S. Soldiers Killed in Jordan
Two U.S. service members were killed in Jordan in the line of duty as CENTCOM and partner forces responded to attacks by Iran using ballistic missiles and drones on Friday, July 17, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced.
In a statement issued on Saturday, it noted that "in addition, one of the service members is still missing," explaining that "4 American service members were medically evacuated to Jordanian hospitals, and later left the hospitals." It pointed out that "other personnel returned to service, who were undergoing medical examination following minor injuries."
The Central Command confirmed that "out of respect for the privacy of the families, it will not disclose any additional information, including the identities of the military personnel who died, until 24 hours have passed since their families have been notified."