A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 4

Iranian Newspapers

Abrar Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: Mosques to Reopen Today in 132 Counties

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Aftab-e Yazd Newspaper:

1- Playing with Fire: Lawmakers to Impeach Oil Minister

2- Analyst: China, Russia Will Support Iran Only If It Remains in NPT

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Ebtekar Newspaper:

1- Iran Gives Ultimatum to UNSC over JCPOA

* Continued Arms Embargo to Sound Death Knell of JCPOA

2- Netanyahu’s Decisive Day

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Etemad Newspaper:

1- Amazing Day with Volunteers Who Wash Dead Bodies of Corona Victims

2- Iran’s COVID-19 Fatality Rate Reaches 6.5%

3- Corona, Double Pain for Yemen

* Saudi Blocking Humanitarian Aid Delivery to Sana’a

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Ettela’at Newspaper:

1- Analyst Discusses How Coronavirus Will Change World

2- Iraq PM: I Swear I Won’t Let Blood of Hashd al-Sha’abi Be Wasted

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Iran Newspaper:

1- Iran Leader to Deliver Speech at Quds Day

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Javan Newspaper:

1- Stock Exchange Market Thriving in Iran!

2- Int’l Quds Day Rallies Won’t Be Called Off, Just Will Be Held in Different Form

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Jomhouri Eslami Newspaper:

1- Russia: US Efforts to Extend Iran Arms Embargo Futile

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Kayhan Newspaper:

1- Public Mobilization Declared in Iraq against US-ISIS Joint Operation in Saladin

2- National Interest: Trump Hasn’t Achieved Even One of His Iran Goals

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Rooyesh-e Mellat Newspaper:

1- Iran Condemns ISIS Criminal Act against Hashd al-Sha’abi

2- Setad Foundation: We’re Close to Producing Vaccine for Coronavirus

 

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Sazandegi Newspaper:

1- Ignoring Khatami or Inviting Him? Purposes Behind Criticisms against Reformist Leader

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Setareh Sobh Newspaper:

1- Churches in Germany, Mosques in Iran to Reopen

2- Good Corona News: 24-Hour Fatalities Down to 47

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Shahrvand Newspaper:

1- Lake Urmia Won’t Dry Up in Future

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Shargh Newspaper:

1- Politician Discusses Post-Reformism Movement

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Vatan-e Emrooz Newspaper:

1- A Spy for Zionists

* Iran Must Take Action against German Ambassador to Tehran

* Ambassador Was Intelligence Officer, Had Suspicious Ties with Tel Aviv