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  1. 27 Sept 2026, 14:56·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Sunday, October 5, and one day after announcing that he had rejected Iran's proposal to end the war, said in a phone interview with Axios that he expects American negotiators to have further discussions with Iran this week.

    Trump stated, "I expect to have more negotiations with Iran this week. They want to reach an agreement, but this is not an agreement that I want to reach. This is something we might have agreed to a year ago. They have insisted too much on their positions."

    According to Axios, two regional sources also confirmed Trump's statements about holding more negotiations this week and said they expect another round of indirect talks between the U.S. and Iran to take place starting Monday.

    However, Axios reported that it is unclear whether the differences between the two sides on key issues can be resolved. Iran wants the negotiations to focus on the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S. maritime blockade, while the Trump administration is demanding Iran's commitment to concessions on the nuclear issue.
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Sunday, October 5, while attending the Presidents' Cup golf tournament in Chicago, announced a record-breaking transfer of oil from the Strait of Hormuz and emphasized that as soon as "Iran surrenders" and the war ends, oil prices will drop significantly.
    Trump stated that on Saturday night, "an unprecedented amount" of oil was transferred from the Strait of Hormuz, adding that this amount was even greater than the oil transferred before the war began. He also mentioned that oil prices are now lower than during Joe Biden's administration.
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  2. 27 Sept 2026, 14:53·

    Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, says that despite Donald Trump's public announcement rejecting Tehran's seven-day proposal, a formal response from Washington has not yet been conveyed to the Islamic Republic through intermediaries. He pointed out the contradictory statements from Donald Trump in recent days, adding: "Unfortunately, we hear a lot of mixed messages from the President of the United States." Araghchi stated that Tehran will wait for the intermediaries to announce Washington's "definitive opinion" and will then decide on the next steps.
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    On Sunday, October 5, 1405, in an interview with the "Meet the Press" program on NBC News, in response to a report about the possibility of the U.S. resuming attacks after the midterm elections, he said: "We are fully prepared for the resumption of war. We will stand against any new aggression, even if it leads to an apocalyptic war." He also added: "At the same time, we are ready for diplomacy. The choice is up to President Trump."
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  3. 27 Sept 2026, 14:53·

    IRGC: We have seized the second unmanned submarine of the United States in the Strait of Hormuz

    On Sunday, October 5, the naval forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed in a statement that they had identified and seized an American remotely operated unmanned submarine (UUV) in the Strait of Hormuz.

    The IRGC's statement mentioned that the naval forces conducted a "coordinated and complex operation" using intelligence and electronic warfare capabilities to capture this underwater vehicle, which was reportedly "operating for espionage in the Strait of Hormuz."

    The IRGC identified this submarine as the REMUS 600 and stated that it has been seized and is now in the hands of IRGC naval specialists for data recovery and analysis.

    Media affiliated with the Islamic Republic also simultaneously released a video of this underwater vehicle, introducing it as the "second" UUV or unmanned submarine that has fallen into Iran's hands during recent conflicts in the Strait of Hormuz.

    According to reports from Iranian state media, this submarine is an autonomous underwater vehicle (UUV/AUV) and, unlike a manned submarine, does not have a crew on board. This family of systems is used for missions including reconnaissance and countering naval mines, seabed mapping, underwater identification and monitoring, and collecting marine data.

    Today's claim by the IRGC comes after they previously announced on September 8 that they had seized another American underwater vehicle near the entrance of the Strait of Hormuz. At that time, CENTCOM stated that the submarine had been stopped due to a technical malfunction and "did not contain sensitive information."
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  4. 27 Sept 2026, 14:50·

    Mohammad Akraminia, spokesperson for the Islamic Republic Army, said in an interview with the Student News Agency: "The Americans are not in a good position in the region; if the situation in the U.S. were good, they wouldn't be trying to change it. The U.S. may launch an aggression, but we are more prepared than ever before."

    Akraminia stated: "We have motivational and psychological readiness, and we have worked to optimize our equipment and integrate new equipment into our combat organization."

    The spokesperson for the Islamic Republic Army added: "If the enemy launches an aggression, the region will be more engulfed in war, unrest, and violence, and the countries in the region will suffer more."
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  5. 27 Sept 2026, 14:49·

    Hamid Rasai has been sentenced to 10 months in prison in the case of Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf's complaint.

    This member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly has stated that he will present himself to serve his sentence.

    The court, based on Article 698 of the Islamic Penal Code, has sentenced Hamid Rasai to "restoration of reputation and removal of the effects of false claims through the publication of a denial on the front page of the 9 Dey newspaper" and 10 months of punitive imprisonment. It has been stated that since this crime occurred before his term as a representative, Hamid Rasai is not covered by parliamentary immunity, and the court has summoned him to serve the sentence.
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    Abbas Abdi, a journalist and political activist, has been sentenced to one year of punitive imprisonment for publishing a note in the Etemad newspaper. The Etemad newspaper has also been sentenced to a two-month suspension of activities and publication in this case. In part of this note, which was published on May 5 in the Etemad newspaper, Mr. Abdi warned about the dissemination of "fake news" by some hardline representatives and stated: "These individuals say whatever they want under the name of representation, and no one comes to correct them." Following the publication of this note, the Tehran Prosecutor's Office has pursued him and the Etemad newspaper on several charges, including "creating a false dichotomy and division among social classes" and "spreading falsehoods and misleading information."
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    Sadegh Zibakalam has also been sentenced to one year of punitive imprisonment following an interview with the Ana news agency, and as an additional punishment, he has been banned from any media activities, interviews, writing notes, and conducting interviews for two years.
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    The one-year prison sentence in the case of Heshmatollah Fallah Pisheh has also been upheld by the appeals court but has been suspended for five years. Siamak Rahmani, a journalist, has been sentenced to pay a sixth-degree monetary fine of 80 million tomans after being charged with "propaganda against the regime," and this ruling is subject to appeal.
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  6. 27 Sept 2026, 14:48·

    A five-year prison sentence for Ali Younesi, a computer engineering student and holder of astronomy Olympiad medals, has been upheld by the appeals court. This sentence had previously been issued by Branch 29 of the Revolutionary Court.

    Younesi and Amirhossein Moradi, a physics student at Sharif University of Technology, were supposed to be released upon the completion of their enforceable sentence in December 2026, but with the confirmation of the new sentence, Ali Younesi will remain in prison. In the summer of 2025, these two students were each sentenced to 15 months in prison for "propaganda activities against the regime," and Ali Younesi was additionally sentenced to another five years in prison.

    Younesi and Moradi have been in prison since April 2019 and, according to published reports, have spent a total of 808 days in solitary confinement and closed wards.

    In the initial case in 2022, both students were sentenced to 16 years in prison, which was later reduced in subsequent stages. With the confirmation of the new sentences, both will continue to be deprived of their education and presence at the university.
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  7. 26 Sept 2026, 21:04·

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    Hello Vahid, the sound of an explosion came from the sea in Qeshm.

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    Vahid, the sound of the explosion is coming from the strait, it's quite far from the shore of Qeshm Island. I've heard 5 to 6 so far from 12:00 to 12:30.

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  8. 26 Sept 2026, 18:43·

    Axios reported on October 26, 2026, citing an informed source, that American negotiators, during indirect talks with Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian Foreign Minister, informed him that Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz and therefore cannot set conditions for reopening this waterway.

    Araghchi had presented Tehran's conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming nuclear negotiations to the American side during these talks. According to the Islamic Republic's proposal, Tehran was willing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear negotiations within a week, provided that the U.S. lifts the maritime blockade of Iranian ports, removes oil sale sanctions, and reinstates a ceasefire across the region.

    According to Axios, American negotiators informed the Iranian side on Tuesday during these discussions that the Islamic Republic does not control the Strait of Hormuz and therefore cannot set conditions regarding its reopening.

    Currently, dozens of oil tankers pass through the Strait of Hormuz daily under U.S. protection, transporting millions of barrels of oil to global markets. However, the volume of oil transfer remains significantly lower than pre-war levels.

    American officials say that approximately 60 million barrels of oil have been transported through the Strait of Hormuz in the past 72 hours.

    Meanwhile, Qatar and other regional mediators are working to resume negotiations between Tehran and Washington, but the differences between the two sides on key issues remain wide. The Islamic Republic wants to focus negotiations on the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S. maritime blockade, while the Trump administration emphasizes obtaining nuclear concessions from Tehran.
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  9. 26 Sept 2026, 14:11·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, confirmed on Saturday, September 25, that he has rejected the Islamic Republic of Iran's proposal for the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

    Before leaving the White House, Trump told reporters, "I have rejected their proposal. They want to make a deal that would immediately open the strait because they are failing badly."

    He added, "We are winning powerfully. We have complete control of the Strait of Hormuz, and vast amounts of oil are flowing out of the strait. Last night, 29 ships passed through. They want to make a deal, and I have no problem with a deal, but that deal will not be acceptable."
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    He reiterated that the Islamic Republic is seeking the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and added, "They won't get any money because they earn their money from the Strait of Hormuz."
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  10. 26 Sept 2026, 14:11·

    The Tehran Prosecutor's Office has filed a complaint against the creators of the play "Tehran Paris Tehran/Bridge" following the release of images from the performance, and a legal case has been opened.

    The Media Center of the Judiciary announced on Friday evening, October 3, 1405, without mentioning the name of the play, that "the inappropriate behavior of two actors on stage in a theater" has led to the involvement of the Tehran Prosecutor's Office.
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  11. 26 Sept 2026, 14:10·

    "Mahbubeh Shabani," one of the detainees from the protests in December 2024 in Mashhad, has been sentenced to death; a 33-year-old woman who, according to published reports, helped transport injured protesters to medical facilities on her motorcycle during the protests.
    Hengaw reported that the First Branch of the Revolutionary Court in Mashhad has sentenced Shabani to death on the charge of "operational actions to strengthen Israel, the United States, and agents affiliated with opposition groups." According to Hengaw, the verdict was communicated to her lawyer today.
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  12. 26 Sept 2026, 14:10·

    "Amirhossein Mousavi," a political prisoner held in Evin Prison, is facing two charges of "moharebeh" (waging war against God) and "efsad-e fel-ard" (corruption on earth) in Branch 15 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court; charges that could lead to a death sentence.
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  13. 26 Sept 2026, 14:10·

    In two separate incidents, at least 20 people were killed:

    A passenger bus overturned on the Hamadan-Saveh highway early Saturday morning, October 4, and according to reports from rescue officials, 11 passengers lost their lives and 24 others were injured.
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    A collision between a passenger bus and a truck carrying rebar on the Birjand-Qayen road in South Khorasan province left 9 dead and five injured.
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  14. 26 Sept 2026, 14:09·

    The Qom Provincial Court of Appeals upheld the sentence of 74 lashes for Parastoo Ahmadi and eight other musicians and crew members of the "Caravansary Concert" without any changes.

    Abuzar Zaman, a lawyer, wrote on the social media platform X on Friday that according to the ruling of Branch 16 of the Qom Court of Appeals, Parastoo Ahmadi, four musicians, and four others have been sentenced to 74 lashes, in addition to a two-year ban on engaging in audiovisual activities and a prohibition on leaving the country. The Qom Criminal Court had previously convicted these nine individuals on charges of "offending public decency by producing and disseminating vulgar and immoral content in cyberspace."

    Parastoo Ahmadi published a video of the "Caravansary Concert," performed without mandatory hijab and accompanied by Ehsan Birgadar, Soheil Faqih Nasiri, Amin Taheri, and Amir Ali Pirnia, on YouTube in Azar 1403. The judiciary filed a complaint against the individuals involved after the performance was released, and Ahmadi along with two accompanying musicians were detained for a period.

    In the initial ruling, the court cited Parastoo Ahmadi's attire, as well as the production, filming, and public dissemination of this performance in cyberspace, as the basis for the verdict.
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  15. 26 Sept 2026, 02:16·

    The Wall Street Journal reported, citing "U.S. officials," that the President of the United States rejected the Islamic Republic's proposal for a seven-day ceasefire and told his aides that he expects to resume bombing after the midterm elections in November.

    Donald Trump has repeatedly warned that he may take military action regarding the "Koh-e Kalang" nuclear facilities.

    The Wall Street Journal states that the Islamic Republic's proposal included reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming nuclear negotiations in exchange for lifting the blockade on Iranian ports by the United States.
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  16. 25 Sept 2026, 13:45·

    Mohammad Mokhber, advisor to the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, warned that if the restrictions and suspension of airport services for Iranian flights continue, no countries in the region will be allowed to benefit from flight services either.

    On Friday, October 3, Mokhber wrote on the social media platform X: "Alignment with the U.S. in implementing hostile policies will remain in the memory of the Iranian nation, although our strategy in this regard is clear: flying in the region is either free for all or for no one."

    Previously, Mohsen Rezai had also made similar threats.
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  17. 25 Sept 2026, 13:45·

    Reuters reported, citing two informed sources, that the airports in Erbil and Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq have suspended flights of Iranian planes starting from Friday, September 25.
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  18. 25 Sept 2026, 13:44·

    The official news agency of Iraq reported the suspension of all incoming and outgoing flights to and from Iran from Najaf International Airport.

    The management of Najaf Airport announced in a statement: Based on official instructions issued by the relevant authorities, it has been decided to suspend all aforementioned flights from 2 AM on Friday, September 25, until further notice.

    Previously, Baghdad International Airport had also reported the suspension of Iranian flights. This action was taken following the sanctions imposed by the United States against the Islamic Republic's airlines.

    On Thursday, airports in the UAE, along with some countries including Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan, announced the implementation of these sanctions.
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  19. 25 Sept 2026, 13:43·

    Sky News reports that the British Foreign Secretary told his Iranian counterpart during their meeting that the UK will not tolerate "intimidation, threats, or hostile actions on its soil" from groups affiliated with Iran.

    Sky News published this report on Thursday, September 24, citing sources in the British Foreign Office, but official government sources have not yet confirmed or denied it.

    Ed Miliband and Abbas Araghchi met on Thursday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.

    The Iranian Foreign Ministry states that Abbas Araghchi criticized the actions of the US and Israel during this meeting, saying that the insecurity in the region and the Strait of Hormuz is a consequence of military attacks by the US and Israel "with the support of some European countries."
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  20. 25 Sept 2026, 13:41·

    The President of France announced the deployment of military forces and equipment to protect one of Saudi Arabia's oil facilities against attacks.

    Emmanuel Macron stated on Thursday, September 23, in a television interview that France will send "military equipment and forces" to help protect the strategic port of "Yanbu" in Saudi Arabia following attacks by Houthi militants from Yemen.

    He said, "We will deploy military resources including personnel, radar, and defense systems to protect these facilities."
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  21. 25 Sept 2026, 13:40·

    The NATO Secretary General, referring to the intensification of U.S. economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic, stated that the people of Iran feel it every day, but the ruling regime in Iran does not care about the interests of its people.

    Mark Rutte, in an interview with Fox News, emphasized that the Trump administration weakened the Islamic Republic's nuclear and missile programs, which he described as a "threat to Israel, the Middle East, and Europe," and has now intensified economic pressure on the Islamic Republic.

    In response to a question about Benjamin Netanyahu's statements at the United Nations General Assembly, claiming that the greatest fear of the Islamic Republic is the people of Iran, he asserted that he believes this statement is correct and that the people of Iran are fed up with the regime.

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  22. 25 Sept 2026, 13:39·

    The Colombian government announced on Thursday, September 23, the severance of diplomatic relations with Iran.

    In a statement, the Colombian government said this decision was made based on considerations related to "national security at the hemisphere level" and has been in effect since September 19.

    Colombia accused the Iranian government of having connections with "narcoterrorist groups" that, according to Colombia, threaten the security of the country.

    The Colombian government also strongly criticized Tehran for blocking traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and for attacking other countries in the Middle East during the war with the United States and Israel.
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  23. 25 Sept 2026, 13:39·

    The British newspaper Jewish Chronicle reported on Thursday, September 24, about the in absentia trial of seven Iranians and one Lebanese citizen, including Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, and Ahmad Vahidi, the current commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in the case of the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires.
    According to the report, Daniel Rafecas, a federal judge in Argentina, issued a 648-page ruling officially recording the charges against the eight defendants and ordered the freezing of each defendant's assets up to $500 million.
    Ahmad Vahidi, the commander of the Revolutionary Guards, and Mohsen Rezaei, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, alongside Ali Fallahian, Ali Akbar Velayati, and several former officials and diplomats of the Islamic Republic, are among the defendants in this case. The judge has raised charges including murder and injury motivated by racial or religious hatred, classifying the bombing as a crime against humanity and genocide.
    The AMIA center emphasized that the right to know the truth, access to justice, and the international commitment to investigate and punish crimes against humanity should not be undermined due to the deliberate refuge of the defendants abroad.
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  24. 25 Sept 2026, 02:35·

    Dani Danon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, suggested a Starlink device to Nasser Asadi, the representative of the Islamic Republic, in a video he released, saying: "Do you want to take it and bring it to Tehran? It could be very useful for you in Iran."

    In the video, Danon states: "I thought it would be appropriate to give you this Starlink. If you have heard the Prime Minister's words, it could be very helpful for you to allow the people of Iran to reach freedom after what you have done to them." He also said: "We love the people of Iran and pray for regime change there. That day will come."

    This is the same Starlink device that Benjamin Netanyahu showed during his speech at the UN General Assembly and asked the chair to give it to the Islamic Republic delegation.
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  25. 25 Sept 2026, 02:34·

    According to CNN, Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stated on Thursday, September 24, that Tehran has presented a proposal to the United States that could lead to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the resumption of negotiations aimed at reaching a "final agreement."
    Araghchi mentioned that this proposal was conveyed to Washington through intermediaries earlier this week, and under its terms, the U.S. must implement specific conditions within seven days for negotiations to resume and the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened. He did not disclose the details of these conditions but noted that they are "nothing more" than the provisions of the Islamabad agreement.
    According to the report, the Islamabad agreement, reached between Iran and the U.S. in June, included the reduction of sanctions, the release of Iran's frozen assets, and the cessation of military operations, including in Lebanon. A White House official also responded to Araghchi's remarks to CNN, stating that discussions through intermediaries have been "positive and constructive."
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  26. 25 Sept 2026, 02:23·

    Masoud Pezeshkian, in an interview with Fox News, announced the readiness of the Islamic Republic for an agreement and the reduction of enriched uranium concentration, but did not provide clear answers regarding the storage of nuclear reserves and guarantees of the IRGC's compliance with the agreement.

    The host of the network also referred to the killing of protesters and military attacks contrary to the promises of the head of the Islamic Republic, asking: "Who controls the government in Iran?"

    Pezeshkian emphasized in this conversation that the Islamic Republic does not seek war and claimed that war has been imposed on Iran. He stated that Tehran is ready to reach an agreement within the framework of international law but will not accept pressure to force the Islamic Republic to surrender.

    He referred to an agreement and memorandum that he claimed had previously been signed with the American side, expressing a desire to continue on that path and held the U.S. and Israel responsible for the attacks and the killing of the former leader of the Islamic Republic, commanders, scientists, and government officials.

    A significant part of the interview focused on Pezeshkian's authority over military forces. The host juxtaposed his promise to refrain from using force against protesters, apologizing to neighboring countries for attacks, and the actions of commanders against ships without the knowledge of the "president," asking why his commitments have been violated multiple times.

    Pezeshkian initially addressed the statistics of those killed in the protests. When the host asked again who guarantees that the IRGC will comply with the agreement he signs, he said that groups were supposed to be formed for coordination, resolving misunderstandings, and creating a communication channel, but the opportunity to establish them has not been provided. He also accused American forces of arbitrary shooting in the region.

    The host continued by asking: "Why should President Trump negotiate with you and not with the IRGC commander, General Vahidi?" In response, Pezeshkian spoke of the deep mistrust between Tehran and Washington and Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA, but did not provide a specific explanation about the extent of his authority in relation to the IRGC commander.

    The host challenged Pezeshkian by referencing statistics from human rights organizations and a report from Time magazine, asking: "You are a heart surgeon. How many Iranians in Iran have been killed by security forces?"

    Pezeshkian once again declared the official statistics published by the government as the only real figures. He considered reports from abroad to be inconsistent with government information and called for the presentation of identity documents of the victims. At the same time, he expressed regret over the poor management of events and stated that the use of weapons in street protests is unacceptable.

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  27. 24 Sept 2026, 19:57·

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    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, said at the United Nations General Assembly: "I want you to listen carefully to my words. One day, and perhaps that day is not so far away, the people of Iran will be free."
    He added: "Their murderous regime will be overthrown due to its lies, corruption, and cruelty. This evil regime will fall, and we will all celebrate that day."
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    In the final part of his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Benjamin Netanyahu once again reacted to the representatives of countries leaving the hall and the presence of protesters in front of the UN building. Reminding of the suppression of protests in Iran, he addressed these individuals: "When the Iranian regime killed thousands of its own people, where were you? You said nothing about the people of Iran."

    Netanyahu continued to emphasize: "But despite your silence and hypocrisy, the force of the Iranian people will prevail. It is only a matter of time. One day, which may not be too late, the people of Iran will be free and victorious, and this vile regime will be overthrown, and we will all celebrate that day."
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    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, said at the United Nations General Assembly: "The tyrants of Tehran; do you know what they fear the most? Their own people; the brave people of Iran who have made many sacrifices for a long time."
    Netanyahu added: "To the protesters outside and the hypocritical representatives who left this hall, I ask: Where were you when the tyrants of Iran killed and injured tens of thousands of unarmed Iranian civilians? When they killed and injured thousands of their own people, where were you? Did you hold large gatherings? Did you go on hunger strikes? Did you protest in front of the Iranian representation at the UN? Did you say anything in defense of Christians who are persecuted in Iran and throughout the Middle East? No. You did not do such things because you are fake human rights protesters."
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    Dozens of representatives present at the United Nations General Assembly left the hall on Thursday, September 24, coinciding with the start of Benjamin Netanyahu's speech, the Prime Minister of Israel.
    In response, Netanyahu called the representatives who left the hall "immoral cowards" and asked others who intended to leave to do so before his speech began.
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    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, said at the United Nations General Assembly: "Qatar is hosting the perpetrators of the October 7 massacre by Hamas. The latest country that has become a major spreader of anti-Semitic lies is Turkey."
    He added: "Erdogan is a tyrant. He is also hosting the terrorist leaders of Hamas. He has killed thousands of Kurdish civilians, denies the Armenian genocide, and imprisons journalists and opposition leaders. In fact, I think he holds the world record in this regard, and of course, there is tough competition. But I think he is number one."
    Netanyahu said: "He has illegally occupied Northern Cyprus, part of a country that is a member of the European Union, and regularly acts against Greece, a NATO member. Now he wants to seize Syria."
    He added: "Of course, this is not surprising, as he calls for the destruction of Israel almost every day. He says he is going to rule Jerusalem. No sir, you will not. This is our country, our city, and our eternal capital."
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  28. 24 Sept 2026, 14:58·

    Leaders of the two largest economies in the world met on Thursday, September 23, at the White House to discuss topics ranging from trade and tariffs to Taiwan, artificial intelligence, and the war in Iran.

    During this meeting held at the White House, Xi Jinping urged Iran and the United States to resolve their issues through dialogue as soon as possible. The Chinese President simultaneously asked his American host to quickly end the war with Iran through negotiation.

    Reuters, citing informed sources, reported that China, in pre-trip discussions before Xi Jinping's visit, proposed cooperation in applying pressure on Iran in exchange for a potential U.S. concession regarding arms sales to Taiwan. This proposal has not been officially confirmed by Beijing.

    Taiwan was another sensitive topic during Thursday's meeting. China considers this democratically governed island part of its territory and has repeatedly opposed U.S. arms sales to Taiwan.

    According to China's official news agency, Xinhua, Mr. Xi urged Donald Trump at the White House to act with "foresight and caution" regarding the issue of Taiwan's "independence."

    This was the second meeting between Trump and Xi this year and the first visit by a Chinese President to Washington in over a decade.

    Xi Jinping arrived in the U.S. on Wednesday evening local time, and Donald Trump welcomed him at Andrews Air Force Base as he disembarked from his plane.

    This is the first time in 11 years that a U.S. President has gone to this base to welcome a foreign leader. The last time was in 2015 when Barack Obama welcomed Pope Francis there. This is seen as a sign of special respect from Donald Trump towards his Chinese counterpart.

    The White House also arranged an official dinner for Thursday night, to which several executives from major U.S. technology companies, including Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, OpenAI, Tesla, and Nvidia, have been invited.

    Upon his arrival in the U.S. on Wednesday night, Xi Jinping expressed hope that relations between Beijing and Washington would become more stable and stated that the two countries should be "partners, not rivals."

    Before the meeting of the two Presidents, senior economic officials from both countries had reached an agreement to extend the trade ceasefire.

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott P. Amundson announced after discussions with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng that the agreement that had halted a sharp increase in reciprocal tariffs would be extended until January 10. The current trade ceasefire was set to end in November.

    During the trade war between the two countries, reciprocal tariffs had at one point exceeded 100%.

    U.S. officials have also indicated the possibility of announcing agreements related to agriculture and non-tariff barriers. The U.S. claims that China has made progress in fulfilling its commitment to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft, although no new orders have been announced yet.
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  30. 24 Sept 2026, 13:45·

    Ali Qalehki, from "government-affiliated sources," published this video stating:
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    Exclusive: "Tajikistan" and "Azerbaijan" closed their skies to flights from "Iran"

    The "Varsh Airlines" flight from Tehran to "Dushanbe" the capital of Tajikistan was canceled at the air border and returned to Imam Khomeini Airport.

    🔻Footnote: The flight path of Varsh Airlines from Iran to "Dushanbe" the capital of Tajikistan involved entering the airspace of Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan, which had previously closed their skies to Iranian flights, preventing the flight from entering the airspace of these two countries and forcing it to return to its origin.
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