Iran releases first Hebrew-language documentary highlighting 12-day conflict

Iran has produced and released its first Hebrew-language documentary, “Missiles Over Bazan,” through the Tasnim News Agency.

Iranian president orders investigation after Ahvaz youth dies following self-immolation

Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian has ordered a special committee to investigate the death of Ahmad Baledi, a young man from Ahvaz who died after setting himself on fire in protest against a municipal eviction of his shop.

Official says Iran to launch 3 remote-sensing satellites soon

The head of the Iranian Space Agency has announced the launch of three satellites this winter, carrying out remote-sensing and space service missions aimed at enhancing Tehran’s capabilities in precision imaging and applied data.

Famous Iranian actor Homayoun Ershadi passes away at 78

Renowned Iranian actor Homayoun Ershadi died at 78 on Tuesday after a battle with cancer.

Iran security chief says no new message sent to US, emphasizes diplomatic channels exhausted

Iran has not sent any new messages to the United States, according to Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council.

Iran: Trump admission of involvement in Israeli attack on Iran documented war crime at UN

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson emphasized that US President Donald Trump’s admission of involvement in the Israeli regime’s military aggression against Iran is a crime that has been officially documented and recorded at the United Nations.

Iran highlights growing naval missile capabilities as key element of regional deterrence

Iran has outlined a “maritime deterrence red line” in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, emphasizing that its expanding naval missile systems are central to safeguarding national security and countering extra-regional threats.

IRGC says disbanded hacking network tied to Mossad, foreign media

The Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence Organization has announced a major counterintelligence success, apprehending the leader of a hacking group known as "Backdoor".

UK behind anti-Iran moves at Manama conference: Leader’s advisor

The United Kingdom played a behind-the-scenes role in driving anti-Iran positions at the 21st Manama Dialogue Conference in Bahrain, Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior adviser on international affairs to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution has stated.

Iran facing severe drought and water supply crisis, officials warn

Iran is experiencing one of the most severe drought periods in the last five decades, the head of the National Center for Climate and Drought Crisis Management said, warning that major cities are under growing pressure due to water shortages.

Iran FM says no basis for resuming talks with US

Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araqchi said there is currently no possibility of resuming negotiations with the United States, citing “lack of constructive behavior” from Washington.

Iran says underground missile, nuclear infrastructure remains intact after US-Israeli strikes

Iran’s senior civil defense official said the country’s underground missile infrastructure and fortified military facilities sustained no significant damage during the recent 12-day conflict with the US-Israeli alliance, emphasizing that decades of planning have ensured continuity of Iran’s defense capabilities.

Statue depicting Roman Emperor Valerian installed in Tehran after public unveiling

A large crowd gathered on Friday evening in Tehran’s Enghelab Square for the unveiling of a new statue depicting the Roman Emperor Valerian kneeling before the Sassanian ruler Shapur I.

Iran calls for U.S. accountability and reparations after Trump admits involvement in Israeli strikes

Iran’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations has urged the United States to be held accountable and to compensate the Iranian people, following President Donald Trump’s public acknowledgment of Washington’s role in Israel’s attacks on Iran.

UNESCO recognizes Cyrus the Great Cylinder as early charter of human rights

The Cyrus the Great Cylinder was formally recognized as one of the earliest charters of human rights during the 43rd session of UNESCO’s General Conference held on Thursday in Samarkand.

Speaker Ghalibaf says Iran seeks peace, not expansion; asserts no evidence of nuclear weapons drive

Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf says that Tehran is not pursuing territorial expansion but seeks “peace and security for all,” while reiterating Tehran’s position that it is not developing nuclear weapons.

Iran’s president calls for Muslim unity to counter US, Israeli plots

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stressed that the only effective way to confront the conspiracies of the United States, the Israeli regime, and global Zionism is through unity and Islamic solidarity.

IRGC intelligence denies reports of arrests within Judiciary security unit

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence Organization has denied reports claiming that several staff members of the Judiciary’s Security and Protection Center had been arrested.

Iran open to negotiations if national interests are secured, says Foreign Minister Araghchi

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said Tehran remains open to negotiations with Western countries if such dialogue results in protecting and advancing Iran’s national interests.

Chinese FM reaffirms Iran’s nuclear rights under NPT

Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi underscored Iran's nuclear rights as a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Envoy: Macron holds video call with two French nationals released from detention in Iran

President Emmanuel Macron of France has held a video call with two French citizens recently released from Evin Prison in Tehran, French officials confirmed on Wednesday.

Iran’s Foreign Minister: Potential Tehran-Washington dialogue restricted to nuclear matters only

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araqchi stated that any future discussions between Iran and the United States would be limited exclusively to the nuclear program.

Former Iran volleyball national team player Saber Kazemi passes away at 26

Saber Kazemi, a former member of Iran’s national volleyball team and one of the country’s most promising young athletes, has passed away at the age of 26.

Iran reports sharp decline in water reserves as dam levels reach critical point

Iran is experiencing a significant drop in water reserves as new data shows dam inflow and storage levels have declined sharply in the early weeks of the current water year.

Iran says granted conditional release to French nationals

Tehran has released two French nationals held in the Islamic Republic for security offenses on bail, the Iranian Foreign Ministry has announced.

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