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  1. 19 Feb 2026, 15:46·

    On Thursday, February 30, Donald Trump, the President of the United States, welcomed members of the "Peace Council" in Washington during its first meeting, stating: "I believe this is the most important board in the world, and nothing like it has ever existed before."
    Trump, who chairs this council, indirectly referred to the war with Iran in his opening speech, saying: "We have resolved 8 wars, but I think one is ahead."
    The President of the United States added: "I thought this would be the easiest war, but with war, you never know what is easy and what is not so easy."
    He continued: "What we are doing is very simple; peace is all about a word that can be easily said, but the word used to create peace is hard."
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    Donald Trump said: "We may have to take a step further, or maybe not. You will probably find out in the next ten days."
    Referring to the threats from the Islamic Republic, he stated: "You couldn't have peace in the Middle East, so now we may have to take a step further or maybe not."
    He mentioned the negotiations between U.S. representatives and the Islamic Republic, adding: "We may reach an agreement that you will be part of; you will probably find out in the next 10 days."
    The President of the United States emphasized that the "Peace Council" meeting proves that with determined leadership, nothing is impossible.
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    Donald Trump, referring to the negotiations between Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, members of this council, with the Islamic Republic, said: "We need to have a meaningful agreement; otherwise, bad things will happen."
    Trump added: "They have had very good meetings, and as you know, Iran is currently a significant point, and they are meeting."
    The President of the United States stressed that over the years it has been proven that reaching a "meaningful" agreement with Iran is not easy, but we need to have a meaningful agreement.
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    The President of the United States emphasized: "The Islamic Republic cannot continue to threaten the stability of the entire region, and they must reach an agreement; if this does not happen, bad things will occur."
    Trump, referring to the goals of the "Peace Council," said: "Now is the time for the Islamic Republic to join us in the path we are taking."
    He added: "If they join us, that would be great; if they do not join us, the path will be very different, which will also be great."
    The President of the United States reiterated: "They cannot have nuclear weapons, and this has been made very clear to them."
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  2. 19 Feb 2026, 15:45·

    Trump's Deadline; It Will Be Determined in 10 Days Whether a Deal Will Be Reached with Iran

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said on Thursday, February 18, that the U.S. must reach a meaningful agreement with Iran and announced that it will be clear in the next 10 days what decision will be made regarding Iran.

    Mr. Trump stated at the first meeting of the "Gaza Peace Board": "Over the years, it has been proven that reaching a meaningful agreement with Iran is not easy. We must reach a meaningful agreement; otherwise, bad things will happen."

    He warned that if an agreement is not reached, Washington "may have to take a step further" and added: "You will probably find out in the next 10 days."

    The U.S. President referred to the peace process in Gaza and the Middle East, saying it is time for Iran to join this path and added: "If they join us, that would be great. If they don't, that's still great, but that path is completely different."

    He emphasized that the Islamic Republic cannot continue to "threaten the stability of the entire region."

    The U.S. President also reiterated his demand regarding Iran: "It's very simple; they should not have nuclear weapons. If they have nuclear weapons, peace cannot be achieved in the Middle East."
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  3. 19 Feb 2026, 15:43·

    The Iran Human Rights Organization, based in Norway, announced on Thursday, February 30, that at least 26 of the detainees from the protests in December of this year have been sentenced to death in the courts of the Islamic Republic.

    This organization identified seven of the detainees sentenced to death as "Mohammad Amin Beiglari, Ali Fahim, Abolfazl Salehi Siawashani, Amir Hossein Hatami, Shahin Vahidparast Kalur, Shahab Zahedi, and Yaser Rajai Far," stating that they were tried on February 18, and one day later, Abolqasem Salavati issued their death sentences.
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  4. 19 Feb 2026, 15:41·

    One of the lawyers for Mohammad Amin Beiglari, a 19-year-old teenager, announced that Judge Salavati has issued a death sentence for his client on the charge of "moharebeh" (waging war against God).

    Hassan Aghakhani stated on Thursday in an interview with the Emtedad website that Branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Salavati, has also issued death sentences for six other individuals.

    He added that along with his colleague, Ms. Sadrinia, they announced their representation during the appeal stage to enter the case as appointed lawyers, but "unfortunately, the head of the branch has not allowed us to study the case file or to defend in it." According to this lawyer, Mohammad Amin Beiglari was arrested during the protests on January 7 and is currently in Qazalhasar prison. His case was reviewed on February 7, and the death sentence was issued on February 8.
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  5. 19 Feb 2026, 15:41·

    🔸Following the agreement reached at the European Union Foreign Affairs Council meeting on January 29, the European Council officially added the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to the list of terrorist organizations on Thursday. This entity will also be subject to the EU's anti-terrorism sanctions.
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    🔸On Thursday, February 30, the Prime Minister of Poland stated that Polish citizens residing in Iran must leave the country immediately. Donald Tusk warned that due to the potential for military conflict, it may not be possible to evacuate individuals within a few hours. He said, "Please leave Iran immediately... and do not travel to this country under any circumstances."
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    🔸The New York Times reported, citing U.S. military officials, that the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford, along with its three escort destroyers, is likely to be stationed near the shores of Israel in the initial phase to defend Tel Aviv and other cities in the country.
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    🔸May Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on Iran, stated in an interview with the Spanish newspaper El País that she opposes any military action without the approval of the UN Security Council. While military action elsewhere has not led to clear solutions, she does not see it as a magical solution to Iran's problems. The UN Special Rapporteur on Iran noted that Trump's expression of concern over human rights in Iran has shifted to mere discussions about the nuclear agreement.
    ...
    Ms. Sato mentioned that families are forced to sign a document stating that their relative was affiliated with security forces or paramilitary groups, or they must pay an amount between three to seven thousand dollars. I believe this directive has come from above.
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    🔸The U.S. government imposed visa restrictions on 18 Iranian officials and managers of the Islamic Republic of Iran Telecommunications Company and their families due to their role in restricting freedom of expression for Iranians. According to a statement from the U.S. State Department released on Wednesday, February 29, these restrictions are imposed under the authorities outlined in U.S. immigration and nationality law and also apply to the immediate family members of these individuals.
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    🔸The Russian Foreign Minister told Al Arabiya TV that an attack on Iran would not have good consequences. Previously, attacks had been carried out on Iran's nuclear sites, which are under the control of the International Atomic Energy Agency. As far as we know, there are real dangers and risks of a nuclear incident. Sergey Lavrov also stated, "I am closely monitoring the reactions of the Gulf Arab states in the region. No one wants to escalate tensions. Everyone knows this is playing with fire."
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    🔸The family of two British nationals detained in Iran claims that the couple has been sentenced to ten years in prison for espionage. Craig and Lindsey Foreman deny these charges. The two were arrested 13 months ago while traveling by motorcycle in Kerman province and have spent most of this time in Evin Prison in Tehran, often in solitary confinement. The family states that the judge issued this ruling in Branch 15 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court.
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    🔸Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN Atomic Energy Agency, said in an interview with French television LCI regarding the negotiations between Iran and the U.S. in Geneva last night: "We have made progress. But there is still work to be done. The problem is that we do not have much time." He stated, "There is a possibility of a dialogue forming that has truly begun for the first time. We have started talking about specific things, about what needs to be done." Grossi noted that "there is a willingness on both sides to reach an agreement, but it is clear that such an agreement is very complex."
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    🔸The head of the IRGC Intelligence Organization stated that before the protests in December, he met with Ali Khamenei and informed him that "they are going to create a crisis and rebellion in the country," and "their most important tool is our governance weakness in cyberspace." According to him, the Supreme Leader emphasized that the issue of "influence" is important and "in this regard, cyberspace plays a significant role that requires proper governance." Majid Khademi also mentioned that after the protests, he met with Ali Khamenei again, and during this meeting, he emphasized six points for "preventing enemy plans," one of which was "not forgetting proper internet governance." He stated that the first agenda is "to pursue and ensure the completion of the national information network project." He also mentioned "tracking and infiltrating the communication infrastructure of domestic rioters with foreign masterminds" as other programs of this organization.
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  6. 18 Feb 2026, 23:48·

    Informed sources told CNN that the U.S. military is prepared to strike Iran early this week, although President Donald Trump has not yet made a final decision on authorizing such actions.

    These sources indicated that the White House has been informed that the military could be ready for an attack by the end of the week, following a significant increase in air and naval equipment in the Middle East in recent days. However, one source warned that Trump has been both for and against military action privately and has been polling his advisors and allies on the best course of action. It is unclear whether he will make a decision by the end of the week.

    One source said, "He spends a lot of time thinking about this."

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    A State Department official told CNN on Wednesday that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to travel to Israel on February 28 to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and update him on the Iran negotiations.

    Caroline Levitt, White House press secretary, said on Wednesday that Iran is expected to provide more details about its position in the negotiations "in the coming weeks," but she did not say whether Trump would refrain from military action during this timeframe.
    Levitt stated, "I am not setting a deadline on behalf of the President of the United States."
    She added that while "diplomacy is always his first option," military action remains on the table.
    She said, "There are many reasons and arguments that can be made for attacking Iran." She added that Trump "first and foremost" relies on his national security team for advice.

    These ambiguous statements have heightened fears of military conflict between the two countries—even as officials appear hopeful for diplomacy. The USS Gerald Ford— the most advanced aircraft carrier group in the U.S. arsenal—may arrive in the region this weekend following another wave of military reinforcements.
    According to informed sources, U.S. Air Force assets stationed in Britain, including refueling tankers and fighter jets, are being repositioned and moving closer to the Middle East.
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  7. 18 Feb 2026, 21:29·

    ⚠️ Lifeless body with a bullet wound on the chest

    Received images with the caption: #Farshid_Hosseinzadeh, 35 years old and an IT engineer, was killed by a direct shot to his heart by the forces of the Islamic Republic. #Mashhad, in front of the governor's office, Thursday, January 8th.
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  8. 18 Feb 2026, 20:46·

    ⚠️ The lifeless body of a '21-year-old young man with a bullet wound on his chest'

    Received images with the caption: '#AmirReza_Rostami, killed in the Falah Square #Tehran, Thursday, January 8'
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  9. 18 Feb 2026, 19:47·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, warned Britain on Wednesday that, given the need to "eliminate a potential attack" from Iran, London should not lose control of the Diego Garcia military base in the Indian Ocean.

    Mr. Trump wrote in a post on his social media platform, Truth Social, that Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of Britain, is "losing control of this important island with claims from entities that have never been recognized before."

    The U.S. President added, "If Iran decides not to reach an agreement, it may become necessary for the United States to use Diego Garcia as well as the airbase located in Fairford to eliminate a potential attack from a very unstable and dangerous regime; an attack that could be directed against Britain as well as other friendly countries."

    According to an agreement in 2025, Britain will transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, but will retain control of the strategic U.S.-UK base in Diego Garcia under a 99-year lease.

    The United States is transferring military equipment and supplies to the Middle East, and Donald Trump has warned Iranian officials that if they do not reach an agreement regarding their nuclear and missile programs, "painful events" will occur.
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  10. 18 Feb 2026, 19:26·

    The White House spokesperson said on Wednesday that the President of the United States prefers diplomacy, and if the Islamic Republic of Iran is wise, it will reach an agreement with the U.S. government regarding its nuclear program.

    Caroline Levitt stated at a press briefing: "There are many arguments that can be made in support of an attack on Iran. President Trump prefers diplomacy. If Iran reaches an agreement, it will have acted wisely."
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  11. 18 Feb 2026, 18:40·

    ⚠️ Very heartbreaking #Rasht
    ⚠️ Lifeless body with bullet impact marks on the head (brain tissue)
    Received images with the caption: 'Rasht, Thursday, January 8'
    Vahid
    Update:
    X network deleted the video from the above post.
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  12. 18 Feb 2026, 17:20·

    🎧🔞⚠️ Lifeless body with a bloody head
    '... They killed the young man with a gunshot to the head... This is the Islamic Republic...'

    Received images with the caption: '#Hossein_Hosseini, 33 years old, killed in Khadamaabad #Shahriar, Thursday, January 8'
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  13. 18 Feb 2026, 16:13·

    Axios news agency reported on Wednesday, February 18 (29 Bahman), one day after negotiations between Tehran and Washington held in Geneva, that the Trump administration is closer to a large-scale military action against the Islamic Republic in the Middle East than Americans might think.

    According to sources cited by Axios, such a conflict is likely to be much broader than the one-day operation that took place last month in Venezuela and will resemble more of a "war." These sources also indicated that this operation will likely be conducted jointly between the U.S. and Israel and will have a wider scope than the 12-day war that occurred last June.
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    Axios reports that Trump's naval fleet now includes two aircraft carriers, dozens of warships, hundreds of fighter jets, and several air defense systems. In just the past 24 hours, 50 additional fighter jets, including F-35, F-22, and F-16, have been dispatched to the region, and over 150 military transport flights have delivered necessary weapons and ammunition to bases in the Middle East. Informed sources emphasize that given Trump's temperament and the volume of deployed equipment, this military posture is by no means a "bluff," and he is ready to pull the trigger if negotiations fail.

    A noteworthy point in this report is the temporal similarity to events from last year; on June 19 of last year, the White House set a two-week window for deciding between negotiation or attack, and just three days later, the "Midnight Hammer" operation began. Now, Washington has also informed Tehran that it must return to the negotiating table with a precise proposal within two weeks. Axios concludes by emphasizing that while there are no signs of diplomatic thawing, evidence suggests that the occurrence of war seems inevitable.
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  14. 18 Feb 2026, 16:01·

    🔸Reports and images received from Iran indicate that during the memorial ceremony for the victims of the protests in December, thousands gathered at the graves of the victims of the widespread killings by the Islamic Republic's security forces, commemorating their memory while chanting slogans against the authorities of the Islamic Republic. Simultaneously, the institutions of the Islamic Republic held government ceremonies in Tehran and some other cities to commemorate the fortieth day of the deceased protesters on January 18 and 19, attended by government officials and selected individuals.
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    🔸On Wednesday, February 29, the CEO of Behesht Zahra Organization stated that during the December protests, the bodies of 1,124 victims were brought to this cemetery in Tehran, claiming that this number is "the entry to Behesht Zahra, not the death toll of Tehran." Mohammad Javad Tajik said, "Some of these individuals were killed in other counties, and since their residence was in Tehran, they were buried in Behesht Zahra. For example, from Alborz province and some northern provinces, a total of 31 bodies came from other provinces. Some of the bodies were also from the surrounding counties of Tehran." He also announced that 613 corpses were sent to the surrounding counties of Tehran and other provinces, and 511 corpses of the protesters were buried in Behesht Zahra. He categorized the victims of the December protests into two groups: "martyrs" and "combatants," adding that government institutions "have not yet specifically declared anyone as a combatant." After the bloody crackdown on the protests of January 18 and 19, which human rights organizations say resulted in the deaths of thousands, the media and officials of the Islamic Republic initially attributed everything to "terrorists." This narrative has changed in recent days. After Masoud Pezeshkian referred to the "deceived youth" as protesters, Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, on February 28, emphasized that the "innocent people" killed during the crackdown on the December protests are martyrs, stating, "No matter where the bullet came from, this happened in the enemy's sedition, and they are martyrs." This was the first time a government official implicitly acknowledged that the bullets fired at protesting people might have come "from anywhere." The CEO of Behesht Zahra also denied receiving money from the relatives of the deceased under the title of "bullet rights" and regarding some reports about the mass burial of the deceased, stated: "Fundamentally, we do not have mass graves in Iran that we would want to have in Behesht Zahra."
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    🔸Simultaneously with the new round of negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States in Geneva, the Iranian government, as part of a military exercise, temporarily halted traffic in the Strait of Hormuz for several hours. This action was taken amid reports from Israeli sources about the readiness of the U.S. and Israel for a scenario of failed negotiations. The government website Tasnim reported that in the second phase of the "Smart Control of the Strait of Hormuz" exercise, the passage of vessels was prohibited for several hours. Alireza Tangsiri, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, announced that with the issuance of the "clear" status, vessels must remain behind the Strait of Hormuz.
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    🔸Reuters, citing satellite images, reported that the Islamic Republic has recently built a concrete shield over new facilities in the Parchin complex, about 30 kilometers southeast of Tehran, and covered it with soil. The news agency also referred to a January 29 report from the Institute for Science and International Security, adding that satellite images from late January show new efforts to bury two tunnel entrances in the Isfahan complex, which the U.S. bombed in June. According to the report from February 9 by this institute, filling the tunnel entrances could reduce the impact of any potential airstrike and also make ground access in special operations to seize or destroy highly enriched uranium more difficult.
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    🔸The Lebanese Hezbollah group rejected the decision of the Lebanese government to give at least four months for the army to advance to the second phase of a comprehensive disarmament plan, stating that it will not accept what it considers "an action in service of Israel."
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    🔸Negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States to end the war in Ukraine concluded without any progress. These talks, held in Geneva, lasted for long hours on Tuesday but only lasted two hours on Wednesday. Although Steve Vitkoff, the U.S. envoy, expressed optimism about the negotiations, both Russia and Ukraine stated that the talks were "difficult."
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  15. 17 Feb 2026, 22:28·

    JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States, stated in an interview about negotiations with the Islamic Republic that Washington has "clear red lines" and emphasized: "We do not want Iran to acquire nuclear weapons." He warned that Iran obtaining a nuclear bomb could lead to the dangerous proliferation of nuclear weapons among other countries.

    Vance referred to the U.S. government's approach, saying: "Our preference is to resolve this issue through dialogue and diplomatic negotiation," but at the same time clarified that the President "has kept all options on the table." He added that recent negotiations have been positive in some respects and that the parties have agreed to continue discussions, but according to him, the Islamic Republic is still unwilling to accept the "red lines set" by the U.S.

    The Vice President of the United States also emphasized that if diplomacy does not yield results, it is the President who will decide "when diplomacy has reached its natural conclusion."
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  17. 17 Feb 2026, 21:03·

    Replying to message #70190

    ⚠️ Images released with the caption 'Lifeless bodies at Al-Ghadir Hospital #Tehran, Friday morning, January 19'
    Vahid

    A video I previously released from this location: @VahidOnline

    📱 GoogleMaps
    #AlGhadir_Hospital
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  18. 17 Feb 2026, 20:43·

    ⚠️ "By shooting him!"

    The received video with the description: 'One of the alleys leading to Azadi Street #Tehran, Thursday, January 8th'
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  19. 17 Feb 2026, 18:08·

    Masoud Pezeshkian said in a television program: "We are absolutely not seeking nuclear weapons, but we will not accept the abandonment of our peaceful nuclear industry." He added: "What language should we use to say that we are not and will not be pursuing nuclear weapons? We are ready for any verification they want to have with us."
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  20. 17 Feb 2026, 17:11·

    Replying to message #70115

    "Every person killed has a thousand behind them!"
    Images received from the fortieth ceremony of #Sepehr_Shakri
    Vahid
    The photo is related to the father of #Sepehr_Baba. The owner of this voice: @VahidOnline
    Update:
    The videos may be related to different ceremonies that are close together. Many videos have also been published on social media.
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  21. 17 Feb 2026, 15:34·

    It seems that Mohammad Hossein Ranjbaran, Abbas Araqchi's deputy, wrote the above tweet but later deleted it.

    He has now written: Based on the statements of the Foreign Minister, serious ideas were presented in this round of negotiations, and it was decided that the discussions would continue based on a set of principles and general frameworks.
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  22. 17 Feb 2026, 15:30·

    The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic described the second round of new negotiations with the United States as "constructive," but stated that both sides still have positions that require work to bring them closer together.

    Abbas Araghchi said on Tuesday after the conclusion of these negotiations at the Omani embassy in Geneva, to the Islamic Republic's television, that "the path to an agreement has begun, but we will not reach it quickly."

    He also stated that the timing for the next round of negotiations is still unclear, and the parties are expected to conduct consultations in their capitals. The Iranian Foreign Minister added, "It was agreed that both sides would work on the texts of a potential agreement, and then we would exchange these texts, after which we would set another date for the third round."

    Representing Iran, Abbas Araghchi and his accompanying delegation participated in these discussions, while from the United States, as before, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner were present in the U.S. delegation.
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  23. 17 Feb 2026, 15:28·

    The leader of the Islamic Republic described pre-determined outcomes for negotiations between Iran and the United States as "a foolish and stupid act," stating that if the goal of the talks is to dismantle the nuclear program, such a topic is fundamentally not up for negotiation.

    Ali Khamenei, in a speech on Tuesday, February 17, also referred to Donald Trump's threats by sending the largest American aircraft carriers to the region, saying: "More dangerous than the carrier is the weapon that can sink it to the bottom of the sea."

    The leader of the Islamic Republic, coinciding with the second round of negotiations between Iran and the U.S. in Geneva, addressed the President of the United States, saying: "You say let's talk about this or that topic, let's reach an agreement, why do you determine the outcome? We must definitely reach this agreement. Well, that's foolish."

    In another part of his speech, Ali Khamenei claimed that Donald Trump seeks to dominate Iran, stating that Iran "knows its Islamic and Shia lessons well," and added, "Imam Hussein said that someone like me does not pledge allegiance to someone like Yazid."

    In part of his speech, the leader of the Islamic Republic threatened the United States militarily, saying: "The strongest army in the world may sometimes receive such a blow that it cannot get back up."

    Ali Khamenei also distorted the statements of the U.S. President, claiming that he said, "For 47 years, America has not been able to eliminate the Islamic Republic," describing it as a "good confession."

    This comes as the President of the United States recently welcomed the idea of regime change in Iran, stating: "For 47 years, they have just been talking and talking and talking. In the meantime, we have lost many lives while they talk. Legs have been severed, hands have been severed, faces have been destroyed. This situation has been going on for a long time."
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  24. 17 Feb 2026, 05:53·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, early on Tuesday, February 17, just hours before the second round of negotiations with representatives of the Islamic Republic, stated that he would participate indirectly in the negotiations and added that in his opinion, Tehran "wants to reach an agreement."

    Donald Trump, speaking to reporters while returning to Washington on Air Force One, responded to a question about the Geneva negotiations by saying: "I will participate indirectly in these negotiations, and [these negotiations] will be very important. We will see what might happen. I mean, Iran is usually a very tough negotiator. Are they good negotiators or bad? I say they are bad negotiators because we could have reached an agreement instead of sending B-2 bombers to eliminate their nuclear potential. We had to send B-2 bombers. I hope, I hope they will be more reasonable. They want to reach an agreement."

    In response to a reporter's question asking, "Have you been told that an agreement is almost impossible?" he replied: "No, I think they want to reach an agreement. I don't think they want the consequences of not reaching an agreement. They want to reach an agreement."
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  25. 17 Feb 2026, 05:51·

    Reports indicate that the people of Abdanan took to the streets again on Monday night, on the eve of the fortieth day of mourning for the deceased, chanting "Death to Khamenei." Local reports suggest clashes between the repressive forces and the people, and there have been disruptions to internet and phone lines.
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  26. 16 Feb 2026, 20:45·

    ⚠️ The lifeless body of a 19-year-old shot young man

    Received images with the caption: #Shahrokh_Zarei from #Noorabad #Mamasani, Fars province, killed on Thursday, January 8th.
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  27. 16 Feb 2026, 19:10·

    ⚠️ Bloody images of shot citizens

    The received video with the description: 'Malekshahr #Isfahan, Thursday, January 8, around 10:30 PM, started shooting live ammunition from Police Station 20 on Moftah Street'
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  28. 16 Feb 2026, 18:45·

    Senator Graham:
    "It seems that in Iran they call me 'Uncle Lindsey,' and apparently that's a good thing."
    ardeshir
    This refers to the popularity of phrases starting with "My Uncle Lindsey Graham," which stems from reactions to the statement made by Zainab Soleimani, daughter of Qassem Soleimani, who said: "My dear uncle Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah will avenge my father's blood."

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  29. 16 Feb 2026, 17:09·

    Amirhossein Eshghi, 18 years old, and Aryan Eshghi, 14 years old, were two brothers who were both students and were killed during the protests in Tehran in January.

    One of their relatives told Radio Farda that a bullet first hit Amirhossein in the waist in front of Police Station 153 [Valiasr Town, Tehran]. When he fell to the ground, no one was allowed to approach him, and two more bullets were shot into his heart and chest.

    According to him, Amirhossein was an activist and had participated in the protests in the days prior. On the night of January 7, he had been shot in the leg with a pellet gun, but nonetheless, he went out to the streets again on January 8 and did not return.

    Aryan, Amirhossein's younger brother, was also shot in the throat with a live bullet in front of the same police station on January 8. According to his relatives, other protesters had taken him to a clinic, but he passed away a day later.

    The bodies of the two brothers have been buried in a two-tier grave in Behesht Zahra.
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  30. 16 Feb 2026, 16:56·

    ⚠️ Lifeless body
    Received images with the description: '#Morteza_Aghaei, 40 years old, resident of the 8-Metri Mola neighborhood on Khavaran Street, was shot in the stomach on Thursday, January 18, in front of the Malek Ashtar Basij base in the Atabak Khavaran neighborhood #Tehran and died after being transferred to Bazargan Hospital.
    He and his father had a blue Nissan and sold fruits with it.'
    In the first video I received, which was silent, he was still alive and could speak.
    Vahid
    Update:
    I received a message stating that:
    He was born in Esfand 1362 (March 1984). He was not a fruit seller. He collected fruit boxes from the area with the Nissan.
    They told us he was shot twice, once in the arm and once in the back, which came out of his stomach.
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