Brief News Summary: Iran Discusses Devastating Responses, Impact of War on the Region

Last hour's news summarized in brief and substance:

• Iran: Talking about only retaliatory strikes. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghaei announced that discussing any other topic amid aggression is meaningless.
• Pentagon: The campaign against Iran has not fully begun. Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth noted that the U.S. has not yet deployed all its military potential.
• U.S. threatens powerful strikes: Washington announced it is ready to strike Iranian military targets and will not allow the implementation of its nuclear program.
• Iran threatens diaspora with asset confiscation: Iranians abroad who support the U.S. or Israel may lose their assets.
• After Khamenei's death, son declared heir: The son of Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has been appointed as his successor.
• Israel strikes southern Beirut: New explosions have been recorded in the southern suburbs of Beirut, according to Lebanese sources.
• Targeting Hezbollah's financial structures: Israel has struck branches of financial organizations associated with Hezbollah.
• Iraq requests FIFA to postpone the match: Due to the war in the Middle East, Iraq wants to postpone the World Cup playoff match.
• Von der Leyen: EU must be stronger: The President of the European Commission stated that the EU needs to respond more decisively to threats.
• Hungary warns Europe: Budapest announced that a ban on Russian energy could seriously harm the European economy.
• Shirak region leader has sued a clergyman: Archbishop Mikayel Ajapahyan has filed a lawsuit against Father Aram Asatryan.
• Russia may replace Iranian goods in Armenia: Russian companies are ready to fill the market if imports from Iran decrease.