Ebrahim Zolfaghari

At a nationwide rally in Kermanshah, Iran’s Armed Forces unveiled blue and pink Shahed-136 drones in tribute to Iranian boys and girls.

Iran’s Education Ministry spokesperson says seven Iranian schools in the UAE and Kuwait have been closed. Students are now continuing their studies online, either through schools in Oman or directly from Iran, to ensure their education continues without interruption.

Iran recovered 15 unexploded U.S. munitions, including an intact GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, and handed them to technical teams. The weapons were used in Operation Epic Fury targeting nuclear and missile sites. Iran sees this as a chance to study and potentially reverse-engineer U.S. technology.

IRGC Navy official warns: Any further aggression will be met with an unexpected response.” “One more misstep by the U.S., and its massive warships will face devastating consequences.

The enemy must understand that the reckoning for the blood of our martyred leader has not yet begun. The fire of anger burning in the hearts of the Iranian people and the Axis of Resistance will not fade until the presence of the United States and the Zionist regime is removed from our region.

iran just said, "we're sending a new deal proposal for the u.s. today." rumors say they will stop their nuclear program and open the strait of hormuz. this is giga bullish for markets.

Iran says it’s ready to share defense capabilities with members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Deputy Defense Minister Reza Taalai-Nik highlighted cooperation with Russia and Belarus.

Iran’s Air Force launched early-war sorties targeting US bases in Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar.

The U.S. faces a serious weapons shortage after the Iran war, while Iran retains massive 40-year stockpiles, raising concerns that America’s ability to fight future wars has been weakened.

Iran signals a firm and forceful reaction after US negotiations broke down and American military presence increased. An IRGC commander cautioned that any move by US forces toward Iranian waters or Kharg Island could trigger severe and damaging repercussions.

On Monday, Donald Trump said Iran had just one day of oil left. By Wednesday, it became three days. By Friday, it jumped to twenty-two days. At this point, the timeline seems to change faster than the situation itself.

Supporters of Iran gather at Enghelab Square for the 58th straight night, once again expressing strong backing for the government and armed forces.

Iranian Leadership: We will not restore the Strait of Hormuz to its previous status under any circumstances. This decision comes directly from the Leader of the Revolution.

Our struggle will continue with unwavering determination until Palestine is free. We will not be shaken, and we will not step back, our resolve is firm, our spirit unbreakable, and our commitment stronger than ever.

Trump is set to hold a closed-door meeting today regarding Iran. Talks have paused for now. He will review Iran’s latest proposal, which includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran has made it clear it will not agree to any deal that limits its nuclear enrichment. Tehran’s conditions for negotiations include: • An immediate end to the war. • Full authority over the Strait of Hormuz • Compensation for war damages • Removal of sanctions and the naval blockade Nuclear matters, according to Iran, would be addressed separately at a later stage.

Our fight will persist until Palestine is liberated. No one should expect us to step back or be intimidated. Fear and retreat belong to the weak, not to us. Iran remains a strong and resilient nation.

A constructive dialogue took place with the Iranian Foreign Minister regarding the Strait of Hormuz. We reaffirm our mutual duty, as coastal nations, to uphold our responsibilities toward the international community.