Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, Head of the Iqbal Forum, in an interview with Suno Network in Pakistan

 said: any country (including India or neighboring states) that allows its territory to be used by the enemy for attacks against Iran will face a decisive response from the Islamic Republic.

Field situation and casualties in Iran
Widespread attacks by Zionist and U.S. forces have been reported in more than 155 cities. In Tehran alone, over the past 24 hours, more than 30 bombardments have taken place.

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

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

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

Around 40–45% of Tehran’s residents who had the option to relocate to other cities have left, but a large portion of the population remains and emphasizes resistance

Funeral ceremonies for Ayatollah Khamenei
Three days of public mourning have been declared, and his body will lie in state at Tehran’s Mosalla for farewell.

The burial ceremony will be held in Tehran and then in the city of Mashhad.

A new leader is expected to be announced by mid-next week (Monday or Tuesday).

Military confrontation and capabilities
Attack on the U.S. aircraft carrier (USS Abraham Lincoln): reports indicate that 7 ballistic missiles were launched, causing the carrier to retreat from near Chabahar.

Claims that Iran’s missile and drone stockpiles are depleted are rumors; the continuation of retaliatory waves indicates ongoing reserves and production.

Rumors of nuclear testing
The tremors felt are due to heavy bombardments by the U.S. and the Zionist regime, not nuclear testing. According to the declared fatwa of Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran has not pursued and will not pursue nuclear weapons.

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