Iran condemns the latest U.S. strikes, calling them a sign of “bad faith and unreliability” as negotiations continue toward a possible deal to end the war. Iran’s foreign ministry says the strikes violate a ceasefire, while the United States characterizes the Monday attacks as “defensive.”
Separately, Iran begins restoring internet services after a long shutdown. Reports from users indicate that broadband connectivity starts working in at least some areas, while mobile internet remains unavailable at the time of reporting. Other outlets describe the restoration as gradual and ongoing.
The events are unfolding alongside continuing diplomatic efforts. Iranian officials link the strikes to broader concerns about trust and reliability amid talks, while the U.S. maintains that its actions are defensive. Media coverage focuses on both the military exchanges and the parallel disruption and partial resumption of communications inside Iran.
