Tehran warned the United States against new strikes as fighting continued in Yemen.
The live coverage notes that Tehran issued a warning to the United States against conducting additional strikes, though the excerpt provides no further detail on the content or timing of the warning.
Other updates on the same day include the US Treasury Secretary announcing that all Iranian airlines would be shut down on Wednesday, a decision that Iran Air said it would ignore by continuing flights to Najaf, Iraq. Yemeni government forces reported striking Houthi fighters and supply lines near the Bab al‑Mandeb Strait and shooting down a Houthi drone in Taiz province. Houthi leader Abdel‑Malik al‑Houthi said the conflict with the US would continue as long as Washington seeks “dominance over the Yemeni people.”
Additional items covered were Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon, oil prices falling to an 11‑day low, and diplomatic activity such as Pakistan’s interior minister visiting Iran and Iran’s foreign minister arriving in New York for the UN General Assembly.
The source does not provide further specifics about Tehran’s warning, leaving the exact wording and context of that statement unclear.