Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, Head of the Iqbal Forum, said in an interview with Souno Network in Pakistan that any country (including India or neighboring states) that allows its territory or airspace to be used for attacks against Iran will face a decisive response from the Islamic Republic.

Field situation and casualties in Iran
Widespread attacks by Zionist and American forces have reportedly hit more than 155 cities. In Tehran alone, more than 30 bombings occurred within the last 24 hours.

Targets included civilian infrastructure such as 24 schools, 25 hospitals, and sports complexes.

The official death toll has reached 1,200 (900 military personnel and 300 civilians), with more than 7,000 injured.

Current situation in Tehran
Despite wartime conditions, daily life continues in the capital, and shops and markets remain stocked with essential goods.

Around 40–45% of Tehran’s population, those who had the possibility to relocate to other cities, have left, while a large portion of residents remain and emphasize resistance.

Farewell ceremonies for Ayatollah Khamenei
Three days of national mourning have been declared, and his body will be placed at the Tehran Grand Prayer Hall for public farewell.

The burial ceremony is expected to take place in Tehran and later in the city of Mashhad. The new leader is expected to be announced by mid-next week (Monday or Tuesday).

Military confrontation and weapons capability
Attack on the U.S. aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln: reports indicate that seven ballistic missiles were fired, forcing the carrier to retreat from near Chabahar.

Claims that Iran’s missile and drone stockpiles have been depleted are described as rumors; continued retaliatory waves indicate ongoing production and availability.

Nuclear test rumors
The ground tremors were caused by heavy U.S. and Israeli bombings, not nuclear testing. According to the fatwa issued by Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran has never sought and will never seek nuclear weapons.

Sinking of the warship “Dena”
The warship Dena was reportedly struck and sunk near Sri Lanka by torpedoes launched from U.S. submarines.