Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei attended an Islamic ceremony, his first public appearance since the conflict with Israel erupted.

The White House invited the B-2 pilots and their families to a Fourth of July picnic on the South Lawn, where President Trump encouraged them to reveal their identities.

Iran says over 900 people, including many women and children, died in Israeli airstrikes during the June conflict.

Iranian officials say last week's Israeli attack on Evin prison in Tehran killed 71 people.

Iran's UN ambassador maintains that uranium enrichment is an inalienable right, affirming that Tehran will not cease this activity.

Tehran sends letter to UN, requesting the body hold the US and Israel accountable for the 12-day conflict and compensate Iran.

Iran's foreign minister says nuclear facilities suffered serious damage after 12 days of conflict, and Tehran is assessing the situation.

Israel's defense minister accused Iran of continuing missile launches after a ceasefire took effect, while Tehran denied the reports.

Iran's foreign minister stated that no official ceasefire with Israel exists, but Iran is prepared to halt retaliatory actions if Tel Aviv ceases its attacks.

Israel targeted key members of Iran's nuclear program, while Tehran retaliated against a world-leading Israeli research institute.

President Trump's declaration of a two-week decision window regarding Iran is believed to have been a strategy to mislead Tehran.

Iran faces the difficult decision of whether to directly confront the US or negotiate after Washington's airstrikes on three of Tehran's nuclear facilities.