A Turkish F-16 fighter jet crashed around 12:50 while on a mission, and its pilot was killed.
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A. Yadeghaar
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Peak British journalism.
FYI: Nobody reads the article beyond the headline, the Daily Mail can’t even confirm or prove his own headline.
The owner of the property is Ali Ansari, not the son of Ali Khamenei.
The author doesn’t even know anything about Iran or Ali Ansari’s rep.
Daily Mail@DailyMail
Iran Ayatollah's son 'has £100million in property on Billionaire's Row' in North London trib.al/7pRqmQm
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Iran’s Foreign Minister:
We’ll only directly or indirectly talks about the nuclear file with the US.
Should negotiations fail, we are fully prepared for a war scenario. We are not worried at all.
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Iranian girl who was proclaimed dead in recent riots by Israeli-backed media releases video to debunk their lies.
Follow Press TV on Telegram: t.me/PressTV
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Several countries are presently attempting to avert the eruption of all-out war in our region. None of them are European.
Europe is instead busy fanning the flames. After pursuing 'snapback' at the behest of the U.S., it is now making another major strategic mistake by designating our National Military as a supposed "terrorist organization".
Putting aside the blatant hypocrisy of its selective outrage—taking zero action in response to Israel's Genocide in Gaza and yet rushing to "defend human rights" in Iran—Europe's PR stunt mainly seeks to cloak that it is an actor in severe decline.
Moreover, as the continent is certain to be massively impacted by an all-out war in our region—including the knock-on effects of surging energy prices—the EU's current posture is deeply damaging to its own interests.
Europeans deserve better than what their governments have to offer.
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🔴 BREAKING
Famous Iranian footballer Mehdi Ghayedi has just publicly backed opposition leader Reza Pahlavi and started following him on Instagram.
He is no longer going to be a part of the national team and will boycott the upcoming World Cup in solidarity with the people.
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Iran’s Police Commander, Radan:
“We have arrested many rioters, and we will not stop until the last one is arrested. We’ll go after them, one by one.”
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Protester swinging with an axe in Shushtar, Khuzestan province in Iran
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This is how the “protesters” burned down the entire food market in Rasht, Iran.
I’ve been to this market dozens of times and it has nothing to do with the Islamic Republic. This is war against the people.
Drop Site@DropSiteNews
🎥 Rare Interview With Iran Protester and Crackdown Eyewitness @RyanGrim speaks with a woman who marched in Tehran on Thursday, January 8 she was visiting to spend time with family. She told Drop Site she is not part of any professional activist network. The woman described the march as massive and of nearly unprecedented size, and said it faced little resistance from security forces, though reports elsewhere in the city suggest clashes did turn violent. A second march followed on Friday. Her friends saw people fall from gunfire, though she did not witness it herself. On Saturday, authorities sent text messages warning the public that another demonstration would be met with force. “Saturday was – I don’t think I’ll ever forget Saturday,” she said. After the massacre, Tehran went quiet. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said today that “several thousand” people were killed in the protests. youtu.be/KG4-jgsM2M4?si…
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According to the anonymous Iranian protester interviewed by Dropsite:
"The way that the gov't of Iran has responded to the protests, every single person in Iran would happily join any intelligence service to end this regime"
Every single Iranian would sign up for the Mossad?
Drop Site@DropSiteNews
🎥 Rare Interview With Iran Protester and Crackdown Eyewitness @RyanGrim speaks with a woman who marched in Tehran on Thursday, January 8 she was visiting to spend time with family. She told Drop Site she is not part of any professional activist network. The woman described the march as massive and of nearly unprecedented size, and said it faced little resistance from security forces, though reports elsewhere in the city suggest clashes did turn violent. A second march followed on Friday. Her friends saw people fall from gunfire, though she did not witness it herself. On Saturday, authorities sent text messages warning the public that another demonstration would be met with force. “Saturday was – I don’t think I’ll ever forget Saturday,” she said. After the massacre, Tehran went quiet. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said today that “several thousand” people were killed in the protests. youtu.be/KG4-jgsM2M4?si…
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@emilykschrader You used Nano Banana AI to make this image. It’s unfortunate that dead people are being used to feed your Zionists agenda.
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