New York Times Reports Iran Cancels Negotiations with US

The New York Times reported that Iran has canceled negotiations with the United States and informed Pakistan it will not participate in ceasefire efforts, citing three senior Iranian officials.

Tehran has halted dialogue with Washington amid rising tensions. The White House stated that only U.S. President Donald Trump knows its plans regarding Iran. A White House spokesperson told AFP that Iran has until a specific hour to agree.

Trump warned of the complete destruction of Iran's infrastructure if no agreement is reached. He posted on Truth Social about major developments and the potential "end of a civilization" in Iran.

Mehr News reported explosions on Kharg Island after alleged U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, with no details on casualties or damage provided. Fars News stated that Iran targeted the Jubail petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia, with no Saudi reaction reported.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said millions have registered to defend Iran and affirmed the country's commitment to this effort.

The Israeli army warned ships off the south Lebanon coast to leave the area due to Hezbollah activities, as it considers further operations.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk expressed concern over escalation rhetoric in the Middle East, stating that deliberate attacks on civilians constitute war crimes.