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Recent days have seen Iran grappling with a confluence of diplomatic pressures that test its regional posture. The Iranian‑Lebanese ties have slipped into a precarious phase, as Tehran’s stalled negotiations have forced it to re‑examine its influence over Beirut amid mounting Western and Arab pressure. In the nuclear arena, Energy Minister Khamalvandi affirmed that all recent IAEA inspections were conducted under the National Security Council’s approval and that, following the U.S. and Israeli attacks, inspectors were limited to sites untouched by the strikes. Simultaneously, the Foreign Ministry blasted unsubstantiated claims about Iranian islands made in a statement accompanying the Chinese Foreign Minister’s visit to the UAE, underscoring Tehran’s insistence on respect for territorial integrity. While Iran continues to maneuver its diplomatic dance—evidenced by Seyed Abbas Iraqi’s meeting with Belarusian Foreign Minister Maxim Rakhmanov—its overarching challenge remains to contain the fallout from the regional tug‑of‑war shaped by the long‑standing U.S.–Israel alliance.