News in Brief: Iran-US Tensions, Attempt to Set Fire to NSS Building, and Mass Brawl in Football

Here are the concise and informative news updates from the past hour:

• The person who attempted to set fire to the NSS building has been detained for two months according to a court ruling.
• Conflicting statements from US officials regarding Iran are attributed to rapid geopolitical changes, according to an Iran expert.
• Donald Trump has stated that the US does not currently plan to send troops to Iran.
• US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has remarked that the war against Iran is still in its initial phase.
• Iran's armed forces have announced that they have used super-heavy missiles against US and Israeli targets in a new wave of attacks.
• The Iranian foreign minister has declared that the country is prepared to counter potential US attacks on its oil and nuclear facilities.
• The Israeli army has initiated limited military operations in southern Lebanon against 'Hezbollah' positions.
• Some officials in Israel are discussing possible scenarios for concluding the war with Iran.
• According to UN data, nearly 700,000 people have been displaced due to the escalation of the Lebanon-Israel conflict.
• In Brazil, a massive brawl during the football championship final resulted in 23 players receiving red cards.