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  1. 24 Aug 2026, 15:11·

    On Monday, September 2, the price of the dollar in the free market of Iran once again took an upward trend, surpassing 202,000 tomans in morning transactions.

    At the same time, the price of the Imam coin reached 222 million tomans, and the price of gold was traded at unprecedented levels.

    According to the latest recorded rates, the US dollar in the Tehran market reached 202,600 tomans. The Imam coin was also priced at 222 million tomans. Meanwhile, the price of one مثقال of melted gold reached 96 million and 200 thousand tomans, and the price of one gram of 18-carat gold reached 23 million and 207 thousand and 860 tomans.
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  2. 24 Aug 2026, 12:56·

    Trump:
    Iran is completely collapsing!!!
    President DJT
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    Referring to Iran in another post:
    Radical left Democrats are going crazy with fake polls. They are releasing these polls at a level never seen before. This is called "demoralization operations"; where they try to weaken Republican morale so that they don't go out to vote — but the real polls are fantastic and morale in our country has never been higher.

    We are winning against everyone, including Iran, whose country is in a death spiral of economic and military collapse.

    Thank you for your attention to this matter!
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  3. 24 Aug 2026, 12:35·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Monday, September 2, shared a Newsmax article about the remarks made by Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf in Iraq last week.

    The Speaker of the Parliament and a senior member of the Islamic Republic of Iran's negotiating team stated during a speech to Iranian and Iraqi economic activists last week that the U.S. has failed in military warfare and is now resorting to economic and cognitive warfare. If we are not strong in the economic field, we will be defeated.

    Trump shared this article on the eve of unprecedented sanctions against Iran.
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    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and a senior member of the Islamic Republic's negotiating team, on Monday, September 2, changed Donald Trump's campaign slogan "Make America Great Again" to "Make America Hungry Again" in a message posted on X.

    In this message, Qalibaf likely referenced data from the non-profit organization "Feeding America" and the claim of 47 million hungry people in the U.S., stating: "Make America Hungry Again. Empty claims cannot cover up failures."
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  4. 24 Aug 2026, 12:31·

    Field Marshal Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, arrived in Tehran on Monday, September 2.

    Mohsin Raza Naqvi, the Interior Minister of Pakistan, is accompanying him on his trip to the Iranian capital.

    The Pakistan Army issued a statement announcing that this senior military leader's visit to Tehran "is part of Islamabad's efforts to enhance regional peace and stability and will focus on discussions with Iranian officials to strengthen peace efforts and find a peaceful, sustainable, and comprehensive solution to Middle Eastern conflicts." The IRNA news agency reported that Asim Munir will meet with senior officials of the Islamic Republic.
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    Reuters, citing several Pakistani officials, reported that Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, spoke on the phone with Donald Trump last week before his trip to Tehran.

    Three Pakistani sources told Reuters that this call took place a few days before Munir was expected to travel to Tehran on Monday for discussions with Islamic Republic officials.

    According to Reuters, this previously unreported call occurred amid the U.S. announcement of extensive economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic and its trading partners.

    The report also mentioned that the Pakistani army chief is expected to meet with individuals close to Mojtaba Khamenei on Monday.

    Reuters noted that tensions between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic are one of the anticipated focal points of this visit.

    Another source in the Pakistani government stated, "Munir is also set to discuss the recent attacks by Houthi forces affiliated with the Islamic Republic on Saudi Arabia, Pakistan's ally."
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    Ismail Baqaei, the spokesperson for the Islamic Republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, announced on Monday, September 2, that Badr al-Busaidi, the Foreign Minister of Oman, will travel to Tehran on Tuesday.

    According to the IRNA news agency, Baqaei told reporters that Busaidi will meet with Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, in Tehran.

    Following the U.S. and Israeli attacks and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the Islamic Republic has begun negotiations with Oman to define a new legal regime for the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran, Muscat, and Doha report progress in these negotiations; however, Donald Trump, the President of the United States, threatened last week that if Oman obstructs the "agreement" between Tehran and Washington, he would bomb the country.

    Busaidi was the mediator in two rounds of negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States last year. Both rounds ended without results and were followed by U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran.
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  5. 24 Aug 2026, 12:27·

    Ismail Saqabi Isfahani, the head of the Fuel Consumption Optimization Organization and Energy Management, referred to structural corruption in fuel smuggling in a video report.

    In a video report released on Monday, September 2, on the occasion of "Government Week," he stated: "Both political factions in the country are involved in fuel smuggling, and if I want to shut down their shops, they will break the windows of my office."

    In recent years, various statistics have been published in the media about the daily smuggling of millions of liters of fuel from Iran, and some experts consider most fuel smuggling in the country to be organized, while some official sources point fingers at government and "privatized" sectors and institutions.
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    Where does this number 2 come from as a precondition for the number of factions?
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  6. 24 Aug 2026, 12:23·

    On Monday, September 2, the price of oil fell by more than two percent ahead of the announcement of the details of a new U.S. plan to increase economic pressure on Iran.

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, described this plan as the "most crushing" financial operation against the Islamic Republic and has urged Washington's allies as well as China to join it.

    Scott P. Amey, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, is set to provide more details about this plan in a press conference on Monday.

    In Monday's trading, both Brent and U.S. crude oil prices fell by 2.3 percent, with Brent oil reaching around $92 per barrel.
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  7. 24 Aug 2026, 12:22·

    The UK Maritime Trade Organization announced that a tanker was targeted by an unknown projectile 63 miles from the port city of Yanbu, Saudi Arabia.

    The organization stated that the incident occurred on Monday, September 2, and noted that as a result of the impact from the unknown projectile, part of the ship's deck caught fire, but the crew is in good health. The UK Maritime Trade Organization also reported that no environmental damage has been reported as a result of this incident.

    The name and flag of the tanker have not been disclosed, and no group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far.

    Yanbu is the main energy export terminal for Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea. The Houthis of Yemen declared a ban on navigation for Saudi and Saudi-related ships on July 20, and since then, they have claimed responsibility for multiple attacks on tankers.
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  8. 24 Aug 2026, 12:20·

    "Atousa Jafari," a 27-year-old woman from Sanandaj, was murdered on Sunday, September 1, 1405, in front of her family home with knife wounds.

    Local media and the Kurdistan Human Rights Network have reported that Atousa Jafari was attacked while leaving her house and before getting into her car to go to work, and she was killed with multiple knife stabs.

    According to these reports, the perpetrator of the murder was Atousa Jafari's husband or ex-husband. Local sources have reported that she was killed with eight knife wounds.

    There are differing accounts regarding Atousa Jafari's marital status at the time of her murder. The Kurdistan Human Rights Network reported that she had separated from her husband two years ago and was living with her mother, but local media have stated that Atousa had approached the court several times over the past three years to separate from her husband, and her divorce request was not accepted.

    According to local sources, Atousa Jafari had been subjected to violence, beatings, and threats by her husband during this time. On one occasion, as a result of the beatings, her hand was broken.

    The Kurdistan Human Rights Network stated that Atousa Jafari was an employee of the post office, held a master's degree in criminal law, and was a coach and referee in the "Kung Fu Toh" discipline.

    This is the second reported case of femicide in Kurdistan within a few days. On August 29, 1405, "Latifeh Mohammadzadeh," a 49-year-old woman from Saqqez, was also murdered by her ex-husband with knife wounds on one of the rural roads of this county.
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  9. 24 Aug 2026, 12:17·

    Twelve Baha'i citizens have been sentenced by the Sari Revolutionary Court to a total of 26 years and 165 days of imprisonment and 76 years of deprivation of social rights.

    According to the ruling issued on August 20, 2026, Raquel Attaiyan, Kiumars Akbari, Sohrab Laghai, Zahra Golabiyan, Banafsha Asadian Arabi, Fouad Laghai, Anahita Koshkbaghi, Nasim Samimi, Hossein Fanaiyan, Emilia Fanaiyan, Melody Samimi, and Soheil Haqdoust, Baha'i citizens, were convicted by the first branch of the Sari Revolutionary Court presided over by Ammar Ramazani. In this ruling, Ms. Attaiyan was sentenced to four years of imprisonment and 10 years of deprivation of social rights, while the other defendants were each sentenced to two years and 15 days of imprisonment and six years of deprivation of social rights.

    In the issued ruling, the charges against these citizens were described as "engaging in educational and promotional activities contrary to and disruptive to the sacred Sharia of Islam in promoting and encouraging the Baha'i sect." The hearings regarding the charges against these citizens were held on July 31, August 1, and August 2, 2026, in the mentioned branch.

    A source close to one of these Baha'i citizens confirmed this news in an interview with HRANA, stating about the proceedings of this case: "The first hearing regarding the charges against these citizens was held in May 2024 in the first branch of the Sari Revolutionary Court presided over by Shoja Zoghi. This branch returned the case to the investigative branch three times due to deficiencies in the investigations, but due to the failure to rectify the deficiencies, the case was removed from the agenda of this branch. Subsequently, the case was referred to the 104th branch of the Qaimshahr Criminal Court presided over by Reza Majazi, and hearings were held on July 11 and 12, 2025."

    This source added: "During this process, Soheil Haqdoust and his wife Raquel Attaiyan were arrested and were unable to attend the hearings. After their temporary release, they were tried separately from the other defendants. The criminal branch subsequently issued a ruling of incompetence and referred the case back to the first branch of the Sari Revolutionary Court, which, after holding three hearings, ultimately issued a ruling."

    He also mentioned: "Raquel Attaiyan faced a new legal case during her arrest last year, which, according to the decision of the 104th branch of the Qaimshahr Criminal Court, was merged with this case, and ultimately both cases resulted in a ruling from the first branch of the Sari Revolutionary Court."

    Previously, the final defense sessions for these 12 Baha'i citizens were held separately in March 2025 in the sixth investigative branch of the Qaimshahr Prosecutor's Office presided over by Reza Majazi. Additionally, prior to that, the homes of these individuals were searched by security forces, and they were informed of the formation of a legal case against them in the Qaimshahr Prosecutor's Office through separate text messages.
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  10. 24 Aug 2026, 01:14·

    JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States, stated in an interview with Newsmax that despite the Islamic Republic's efforts to close the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. has managed to export between 7 to 15 million barrels of oil daily through this route.

    Vance mentioned that Washington is working to prevent an energy crisis that he claims the Islamic Republic is trying to create. He added that one of America's most powerful tools is "forcing Tehran to pay the price for attempting to choke off oil and gas trade." The U.S. Vice President emphasized that the Islamic Republic does not have the capability to cut off international trade routes, which reduces Tehran's leverage.

    The U.S. Vice President stated that Washington has multiple tools at its disposal to counter the Islamic Republic, some of which are "decisive" and others economic.

    Vance also stressed that the primary and fundamental goal of the U.S. presence in the Middle East is to prevent the Islamic Republic from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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  11. 24 Aug 2026, 00:14·

    Scott Bessent's post, machine translation:

    President Trump has shattered Iran's military capabilities, destroyed nearly 100 percent of its military factories, and buried its nuclear program. We are now entering the final phase. At dawn, an "economic D-Day" begins — the largest single financial assault ever mobilized against an enemy.

    The Islamic Republic has continued to exist by masquerading extortion as security guarantees. This regime has drawn strength from a calculation in which Iran's retaliation is certain and U.S. actions are seen as negotiable. Under President Trump's administration, that era has come to an end. And those who fear defying Tehran should not underestimate the cost of testing Washington.

    The President has created conditions to utilize every institution, every authority, and every action that many thought we would never resort to. Our goal is to cut off every economic artery that keeps this oppressive regime alive until Tehran is isolated.
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  12. 24 Aug 2026, 00:13·

    Scott Basset, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, warned countries that continue their financial and trade relations with the Islamic Republic that they must choose between cooperating with Tehran and maintaining access to the United States and the global financial system.

    In an article published in the Financial Times, Scott Basset emphasized that the Trump administration intends to cut off all financial and trade channels to the Islamic Republic, placing Tehran and its cooperating countries and entities in complete economic isolation. He is set to announce details of the new U.S. government's actions against the Islamic Republic at a press conference on Monday, September 2, and has warned that continued cooperation with the Iranian regime will jeopardize these countries' access to capital and global markets.

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary announced the beginning of a new and extensive phase of economic pressure against the Islamic Republic, describing it as an "economic turning point" and the largest organized financial assault against an enemy.

    In this note, Basset referred to the Tehran Conference of 1943, stating that the Allied leaders at that time were seeking ways to exert "the maximum possible pressure on the enemy." According to him, history has now posed the same question to Tehran once again, and it is time for the United States to respond with full force.

    He emphasized that Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has significantly diminished the Iranian regime's military capabilities using U.S. military power and has weakened the country's nuclear program. Basset added that Washington has now entered the "final phase" and wants to complement military pressure with a broad assault on the Islamic Republic's financial and commercial resources.

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary further described the Islamic Republic as a regime that has played a destructive role both inside Iran and beyond its borders over the past 47 years. He stated that corruption and the regime's policies have led an economy that could have been one of the world's strongest to ruin, while innovative and entrepreneurial people in Iran face repression.

    Basset also accused the Islamic Republic of maintaining a network of proxy groups outside Iran to continue violent and terrorist activities. He said the United States has paid a heavy price in confronting this network, although it is not the only country facing the consequences of its activities.

    According to the U.S. Treasury Secretary, despite the widespread threats posed by Tehran's policies, Washington has often found itself alone in its determination to confront the Islamic Republic.

    Basset attributed the severe devaluation of the rial and the high inflation rate in Iran to the Trump administration's policies. He stated that the Iranian economy has been so weakened that the value of the national currency has reached its lowest level, and inflation has approached one of the highest historical levels.

    He reminded that the last hope of the Islamic Republic is the continued cooperation of countries that, out of fear or economic considerations, believe that compromising with Tehran can bring them security or lasting peace.

    Without naming specific countries, the U.S. Treasury Secretary said some foreign governments and entities continue to purchase and transport Iranian oil and facilitate the transfer of the country's financial resources through currency exchanges and free trade zones.

    He noted that some countries also allow Iranian flights to operate, register ships on behalf of Tehran in their offices, and turn a blind eye to illegal fuel transfers between ships at sea and the illegal use of their banking systems. Basset accused these countries of simultaneously trying to conceal the extent of their cooperation with the Islamic Republic.

    He stated that these countries operate on the calculation that appeasement with Tehran is a safer option compared to standing up to it; however, they must also consider the consequences of aiding the survival of the Islamic Republic.

    To explain this dilemma, Basset referenced the views of Blaise Pascal, the 17th-century French philosopher. According to him, Pascal believed that uncertainty does not exempt humans or nations from judgment but obliges them to assess risks more accurately; because in such circumstances, the cost of a miscalculation can be heavier.

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary said that "Pascal's wager" now applies to the vital arteries of Iran's economy. He stated that countries that continue to provide financial resources to the Iranian regime to avoid Tehran's reaction are effectively strengthening the very regime they fear.

    Basset warned that these countries have crossed the threshold of U.S. tolerance and must choose between continuing cooperation with the Islamic Republic and maintaining their economic relations with the United States and the global financial system.

    He stated that Trump is doing what previous U.S. presidents refrained from doing: ending a threat that previous administrations had been content to manage and contain.

    According to Basset, the American political class has accepted an endless cycle of provocative actions by the Islamic Republic for decades, while it should have pursued U.S. interests with greater determination. He said that another generation should not live under the shadow of the threat posed by forces that chant "Death to America" and seek to achieve the Islamic Republic's nuclear goals.

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary argued that the complete financial isolation of Tehran could reduce the need for the direct use of U.S. military force while simultaneously increasing the security and freedom of action of Washington's allies.

    He also proposed incentives for countries that cut their financial and trade ties with Iran. Basset stated that severing cooperation with Tehran could enhance these countries' access to global capital, strengthen confidence in their markets, and improve their desired position in the international economy.

    Conversely, he warned that countries that maintain their relations with Tehran may lose the path to sustainable prosperity. He noted that in countries where investor and global market confidence declines, illegal financial activities typically expand.

    Basset stated that any country acting as a financial artery for a declining regime should expect to share in its isolation. He added that a country that becomes a haven for terrorist activities will be viewed by the United States as a pariah in the world.

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary accused the Islamic Republic of offering extortion in the form of security guarantees over the years and exploiting the fears of other countries regarding Tehran's retaliatory actions.

    According to him, the power of the Islamic Republic has been based on a calculation that considers Iran's response as certain, while viewing the implementation of U.S. threats as negotiable. Basset stated that with Trump's return to power, this era has ended, and countries that fear standing up to Tehran should not underestimate the cost of testing Washington's resolve.

    He added that Trump has created conditions for the U.S. government to utilize all institutions, legal authorities, and tools that many thought Washington would never resort to.

    Basset warned that any remaining connections with Tehran could accelerate the economic isolation of countries and related entities, whether this connection was established knowingly or whether governments and companies deliberately ignored it.

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary also warned about the possibility of a military response from the Islamic Republic. He stated that if, alongside the weakening of Iran's economy and the reduction of the regime's grip on power, Tehran were to take military action against U.S. forces or neighboring countries in the Persian Gulf, Trump would respond "swiftly and decisively."

    Basset concluded by describing the U.S. government's goal as cutting off all economic arteries that support the survival of the Islamic Republic. He stated that pressures would continue until Tehran is placed in complete isolation.

    He once again referenced Pascal, considering the decision of countries cooperating with the Iranian regime as a choice about their future, and asked whether these countries are willing to jeopardize their future in the face of a new wave of U.S. pressures.
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  13. 23 Aug 2026, 13:22·

    The price of the US dollar in the free market of Iran surpassed 200,000 tomans on Sunday, September 1, setting a new record; simultaneously, the British pound exceeded 272,000 tomans, and the euro approached the range of 234,000 tomans.

    The price of the Imam coin also exceeded 218 million tomans.

    This surge in prices has occurred amid a continued decline in the value of the rial and simultaneous intensification of political and economic pressures on the Islamic Republic.
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  14. 23 Aug 2026, 13:22·

    Amir Raeisian, the lawyer of Hossein Shanbehzadeh, has reported the issuance of a preliminary ruling against his client in a new case.

    According to this ruling, Shanbehzadeh has been sentenced to one year of imprisonment for the charge of "spreading falsehoods with the intent to disturb public opinion."

    Raeisian wrote on his account on the social media platform X that this case is related to a message Shanbehzadeh sent from prison on the occasion of his birthday to his friends. He criticized the ruling, stating: "Just imagine a prisoner being sentenced to imprisonment based on 'the manner of dissemination in hostile media on social networks.'"
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  15. 23 Aug 2026, 13:19·

    The judiciary of the Islamic Republic has announced the execution of "Majid Adineh," another detainee from the protests in December 2024 in Karaj.

    According to a report by Tasnim citing the judiciary, this sentence was carried out on Sunday morning, September 1, 2025.

    Majid Adineh was arrested on January 9, 2024, in the Mohammadshahr area of Karaj. Judicial authorities have claimed that at the time of his arrest, he was in possession of a handgun, three magazines, 30 bullets, two electric shockers, two tear gas canisters, a rechargeable electric saw, and a bottle of gasoline.

    The judiciary has referred to the December protests as a "coup" according to the official narrative of the Islamic Republic and has accused Adineh of collaborating with the U.S., Israel, and what it calls "hostile groups."

    The Revolutionary Court of Karaj sentenced him to death and confiscation of property on charges of "waging war through intentional arson" based on a law known as "increased penalties for espionage and collaboration with the Zionist regime and hostile countries."

    No information has been released regarding Adineh's access to a chosen lawyer, the judicial process, the timing of the court proceedings, or how his statements were obtained.

    The execution of Majid Adineh is part of the ongoing implementation of death sentences against detainees from the December protests. More than 30 countries issued a joint statement on August 12, 2025, condemning the continued issuance and execution of death sentences for Iranian protesters as a tool to "silence dissenting voices."

    Amnesty International has also reported that the Islamic Republic executed at least 2,159 people in 2025.
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  16. 23 Aug 2026, 01:26·

    Mohsen Rezaei, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, says that from the perspective of the Iranian government, any country that participates with the United States in imposing further economic restrictions against Iran is considered an "enemy" and warned that in such cases, these countries will be targeted for attack.

    In a television interview broadcast on Saturday evening, August 31, on state television, Mohsen Rezaei also threatened that if the new U.S. plan against Iran for imposing further economic restrictions is implemented, the Islamic Republic will not allow "a single drop of oil to leave not only the Strait of Hormuz but the entire Persian Gulf."

    These statements are the latest reaction from Tehran officials to the sanctions that the U.S. government is set to announce details of next Monday, which U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Basset has already described as "the toughest sanctions in history" against Iran.
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  17. 22 Aug 2026, 22:53·

    Donald Trump emphasized the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz with the escort of American forces by posting on the social media platform Truth Social. Trump shared a post from Mark Teissin, an American commentator, which mentions the statistic of over 1,000 ships exiting the Strait of Hormuz with the escort of American forces.
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, once again published an image of the map of the Strait of Hormuz on Truth Social, with the phrase "New American Territory" at the top.
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  18. 22 Aug 2026, 14:47·

    Barak Ravid, Axios reporter, quoted three American officials on X that on Friday, August 30, about 40 oil tankers passed through the deep southern route of the Strait of Hormuz, and approximately 16 million barrels of oil were exported from this strait.
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  19. 22 Aug 2026, 13:41·

    Ahmad Vahidi, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in a message to Peyman Jabali, the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), expressed support for the organization's approach, stating that IRIB has played a valuable role in "recording and immortalizing this epic" during the recent war, contributing significantly to strengthening the media front of the Islamic Revolution.

    Vahidi also described IRIB's performance as a "valuable struggle and effective role-playing."

    This comes at a time when, in recent days, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and Masoud Pezeshkian have openly criticized IRIB's performance.

    On August 18, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf stated that IRIB has not achieved the necessary successes in the area of "cognitive warfare." The Speaker of the Parliament also mentioned: "Explaining the structural, procedural, and operational inefficiencies of IRIB requires a comprehensive opportunity."

    Masoud Pezeshkian has also criticized the performance of this organization on several occasions. On May 30, Pezeshkian stated that IRIB's narratives about the country's conditions are unrealistic and that this media outlet needs serious reconsideration.
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  20. 22 Aug 2026, 13:37·

    Mohammad Reza Aref, the First Vice President of the government in Iran, emphasized the necessity of what he called "reforming the energy consumption pattern," stating: "We must educate the people so they understand that currently, part of the country's revenues is spent on providing gasoline, and this issue imposes costs and pressures on other sectors."
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    On Saturday, August 31, Aref, speaking at the "National Conference on Green Industry, Mining, and Services," pointed out the difference in fuel consumption among income groups, noting that the consumption of the top decile, the wealthiest segment of society, is about 23 to 24 times that of the bottom decile.

    Aref further linked the opposition to rising gasoline prices to the reactions of low-income groups to changes in energy consumption policies, saying: "When a reform is to be made in this area, it is precisely the vulnerable segments and those who are facing difficulties in life that are provoked to say that gasoline should not become more expensive."
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  21. 22 Aug 2026, 13:34·

    "Farzaneh Fasihi," the Olympic runner from Iran, has stated that she was threatened after protesting the killing of protesters in January 2025, and officials have prevented her from participating in the World Championships.

    Fasihi wrote on her Instagram page that she has been warned multiple times during this period: "Be careful with your behavior; you know that the World Championships and the Asian Games are coming up."

    She continued, "That's what happened. They took away the World Championships, which is the biggest dream and aspiration of every athlete; I will also give you the Asian Games."

    This Iranian runner has claimed to be the only athlete from Iran who secured a quota for the World Championships and finished the season in first place in the Asian rankings, but officials have refused to register her for these competitions.

    Fasihi wrote about her silence in recent months: "I wrote and deleted hundreds of times. No sentence could describe the depth of the oppression, injustice, and betrayal that was done to me."

    Without mentioning the identities of the individuals or entities that threatened her, she stated that she has begun pursuing her rights through legal channels and will not allow her rights "as a female Iranian athlete" to be trampled.

    In conclusion, she wrote: "I will continue to run; for my people, for my dreams." She also expressed hope that "justice will replace oppression, merit will replace favoritism, and purity will replace corruption."

    Farzaneh Fasihi previously expressed her anger and sorrow over the killing of protesters in a text she posted on Instagram in February 2025, following the suppression of nationwide protests in January.

    Fasihi is a prominent figure in Iranian women's athletics and holds the record for the 60-meter indoor race in Iran. She also participated in the Tokyo and Paris Olympic Games.
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  22. 22 Aug 2026, 13:31·

    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf wrote on the social media platform "X," without naming a country: "We have received multiple messages from neighboring countries regarding the formation of new security arrangements and economic cooperation in the region."

    He claimed that the United States, through "bullying" and ignoring the interests of its allies for the benefit of Israel, has jeopardized their security, adding that a "native and independent order" could bring real peace and security to the region. Iranian state media have interpreted these remarks as a reaction to the threats from Donald Trump's administration against countries that continue economic cooperation with Tehran.

    Qalibaf's statements come at a time when the Islamic Republic's relations with some Arab Gulf countries have recently faced new tensions.

    Ali Abdollahi, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic, warned the countries along the southern shores of the Gulf on Wednesday about "any assistance or facilitation" for American forces.

    Abdollahi stated that the Islamic Republic is monitoring the activities of American military aircraft, including refueling planes stationed at regional bases, and any assistance to the U.S. military will be considered participation in its military operations. He addressed the regional countries, saying: "Nothing is hidden from our view." The Arab countries in the region have previously rejected participation in U.S. attacks on Iran or allowing the use of their territory for such attacks.

    At the same time, the United Arab Emirates has suspended all activities, trade exchanges, and financial transactions with Iran until further notice; a move that is particularly significant for the Islamic Republic, given the UAE's role as one of Iran's most important trading partners.

    This decision was announced after Emirati officials stated that they had identified two ballistic missiles launched from Iran. According to Abu Dhabi, one of the missiles fell outside the territorial waters of the UAE, while the other fell into the sea within this area. Tehran has denied these accusations.

    Qalibaf's claim regarding the request from neighboring countries for new security arrangements comes while he has not disclosed the names of these countries, the content of the alleged messages, or the details of Tehran's proposed plan for a "native and independent order."
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  23. 22 Aug 2026, 13:30·

    "Arzoo Keshavarz," the owner and manager of a beauty salon in Isfahan, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of "having connections with hostile governments."

    Since February of last year, Arzoo Keshavarz has been held in the "Dowlatabad" prison in Isfahan.

    After her arrest in February of last year, Arzoo Keshavarz was kept in solitary confinement and subjected to lengthy interrogations, which alone constitute instances of "torture."
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  24. 22 Aug 2026, 01:49·

    The sections related to Iran in Donald Trump's speech in South Carolina, where the competition for the U.S. Senate seat is underway, with machine recognition and translation:

    🔻 And as soon as we finish our work with the Islamic Republic of Iran, the price of oil will be lower than it was even a short time ago.

    🔻 But despite all this good news, I said I don't like to say this, but we need to change our course a bit and go after the Islamic Republic of Iran, and we need to wrap up the nuclear weapons issue because they are getting closer to nuclear weapons, and we cannot allow them to have nuclear weapons.

    We cannot allow Iran to have nuclear weapons; well, you will see very bad things. So we went there and stopped them. They will never have nuclear weapons.
    They are very eager to negotiate. We don't even know if we want to ourselves because I currently consider the Strait of Hormuz to be U.S. territory. This is American territory.

    🔻 We are doing just as well with Iran as we are with [Venezuela]. The fake media just doesn't want to report it this way, but now they are slowly starting to accept it because they have little to say.

    When a country has no navy, air force, radar, technical equipment, or production, its leaders are also gone. The second tier of its leaders is also gone.
    Parts of the third tier of its leaders are also gone. In fact, this is one of my biggest problems. I don't even know who I should deal with. This is a problem.
    It's the only country in the world where no one wants to be its president. They say, "Who wants to be president?" "No, no, I don't want to be president." So it's a bit of a problem.

    🔻 He [Lindsey Graham] was really concerned that foreign countries would harm our country. His concern was that Iran should not have nuclear weapons. He was very sensitive about this issue. Look, if that happened, if they got it, they would use it. They would immediately destroy Israel. They would destroy the Middle East. And don't you think they would come here too? You would say, "What’s the next city?" We will not allow that to happen. We already... had those B-2 bombers; a year ago, they put an end to that hope.

    🔻 Look, it's Friday night. We have plenty of time, right? What else do I have to do? Go back and bomb Iran a little more? What else?

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  25. 21 Aug 2026, 21:32·

    🔺 Reporter: Does moving towards an economic war against Iran indicate that America's military options in the region are limited?

    🔻 Trump: No, not at all. It just means we're seeing what happens. They have no money. They have no navy. They have no air force. They don't pay their soldiers. They don't pay their police. Their inflation is 350 percent. So we just want to see to some extent what happens.

    And as you know, we have complete control. If you look at the blockade, we have complete control over it. All of that area related to the Strait of Hormuz, and that means deep into it, including land areas as well.

    So they really want to make a deal, but in my opinion, they are still not ready to make the right deal.

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  26. 21 Aug 2026, 19:43·

    According to received messages around Yusefabad, Amirabad, and Fatemi, the sound of defensive gunfire has been heard.
    Time: 23:08

    🔄 Messages are still coming in.
    Some believe it's gunfire, but many have also messaged that the sound of fireworks and firecrackers at this time of night in a war-torn country is related to a newly established occasion and a "new holiday"!
    Two days ago:
    The gathering "Holiday of Allegiance to Imam Mahdi (may Allah hasten his reappearance)" is being held.

    According to ISNA, this ceremony aims to renew the covenant with Imam Mahdi (may Allah hasten his reappearance) and also to reaffirm allegiance to the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, and will take place from 20:30 to 23:00 at Vali Asr Square in Tehran.
    In this gathering, Ali Akbar Raefipour and Sheikh Ismail Ramazani will deliver speeches.
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  27. 21 Aug 2026, 16:36·

    If my photo in the avatar here was part of an advertisement, it would be a more dangerous scam.

    These ads are ordered directly from Telegram, and channels cannot prevent them from being displayed.

    Every day, hundreds of people encounter these ads for the first time and rightly feel responsible to report this dangerous thing.
    Every day, many kindly suggest various solutions like requesting to report the ads, boosting the channel, and even ordering ads for myself, etc.
    A big problem right now is the volume of messages I receive about this issue.
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  28. 21 Aug 2026, 15:35·

    "HRANA" reported on Friday, August 30, 2026, that the Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of "Arghavan Fallahi," a 24-year-old political prisoner held in Evin Prison.

    The death sentence for this young woman was issued in Branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court of Tehran, presided over by "Abdolqasem Salavati," in July of this year.

    Arghavan Fallahi, who was arrested by security forces in early Bahman 1403 and transferred to Ward 209 of Evin Prison, is accused of "rebellion."

    HRANA, citing an informed source, reported that Arghavan Fallahi was held for some time in Wards 209 and 241 of Evin Prison and was pressured to give a forced confession regarding the deaths of "Mohammad Mogheiseh" and "Ali Razini," two judges of the Islamic Republic.

    Fallahi had previously been arrested in Aban 1401 and sentenced to two years in prison on charges of "gathering and collusion" and "propaganda against the regime."
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  29. 21 Aug 2026, 15:25·

    Iraqchi's post, machine translation:

    14 years ago: "The most crippling sanctions in history." Failed.
    8 years ago: "Maximum pressure." Failed.
    5 months ago: "Unconditional surrender." Failed.
    Today: "The most crushing economic operation in history." Doomed to fail.

    We've seen this movie before. The same nonsense. The bullies have changed.
    araghchi

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  30. 21 Aug 2026, 14:41·

    Hamidreza Hajibabaei, the second deputy speaker of the parliament, stated on Thursday, August 29, in an interview with the Fars news agency regarding developments related to the Strait of Hormuz and the efforts of some countries to create alternative oil transport routes: "Anyone who is laying pipelines to weaken the Strait of Hormuz is essentially firing missiles at us. We must not allow new pipelines to be established."

    He emphasized that the construction of these routes serves the interests of the United States, adding: "Any country that assists the U.S. in terms of technology or information has effectively entered into a war with us. The construction of pipelines such as Fujairah and Yanbu to reduce the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz is a clear example of war and missile attacks against our country, and our response should be to prevent the establishment of such pipelines."

    These remarks come as Houthi militants in Yemen, affiliated with the Islamic Republic, have recently attempted to disrupt energy exports from the Bab el-Mandeb Strait by attacking vessels present in the area. On the other hand, the Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) also reported on Thursday that the southern passage of the Strait of Hormuz has widened, allowing for the simultaneous passage of incoming and outgoing ships. The CEO of Aramco also announced on August 4 that this oil giant continues its oil exports relying on the East-West pipeline of Saudi Arabia, the Suez Canal, and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
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    Mostafa Khoshchashm, a media expert, suggested in an interview that "the forces of the resistance axis" should mine the Florida Gulf using "smart sea mines." Khoshchashm had previously criticized Abbas Araghchi, the foreign minister, on television in July, likening his analyses to those of "taxi drivers."
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