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  2. 12 Feb 2026, 14:34·

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    Donald Trump just reposted this report from yesterday's Wall Street Journal on Truth Social:

    Wall Street Journal: Pentagon on standby to deploy second aircraft carrier; Trump’s leverage ahead of negotiations with Tehran

    The Wall Street Journal revealed in an exclusive report, citing American officials, that the Pentagon has ordered its second aircraft carrier strike group to prepare for deployment to the Middle East. This move comes as the U.S. military readies itself for a potential attack on the Islamic Republic. According to the report, although President Trump has not yet issued an official deployment order and has expressed a preference for reaching a "deal," the positioning of these forces is aimed at being prepared in case negotiations with the Iranian government fail.

    The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump raised the issue of deploying a second aircraft carrier to the region as an option for readiness in the event of failed negotiations on Tuesday. According to official sources, the deployment order could be issued within hours, although plans may change depending on the progress of talks. If confirmed, the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush, currently completing military exercises off the coast of Virginia, will likely join the USS Abraham Lincoln, which is already in the region, within two weeks.

    The authors of this report emphasize that this aircraft carrier has the capability to launch and recover strike, reconnaissance, and electronic warfare aircraft, including the naval version of the stealth fighter F-35. The Wall Street Journal had previously reported that any potential military strike inside Iran would likely utilize stealth aircraft such as the F-35, F-22, and B-2 bombers. The simultaneous deployment of two aircraft carriers to the Middle East is unprecedented since the battle against Houthi rebels in March 2025 and indicates a significant increase in U.S. firepower in the region in recent weeks.

    In another part of the article, Trump's diplomatic meetings are mentioned. On Wednesday, he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House to discuss the ongoing negotiations with Tehran. After the meeting, Trump announced on social media that he told Netanyahu his priority is to reach a deal, but if negotiations fail, "we'll have to see what the outcome will be." According to the Wall Street Journal, after Trump backed away from a retaliatory strike in mid-January in response to the Iranian government's severe crackdown on protesters, he has asked the military to prepare "more decisive" and final options for him.

    The authors conclude by quoting Trump, noting that he is in no rush when dealing with the Tehran government. He emphasized, by comparing the current situation to the Venezuela case, that "we have plenty of time" and described the deployment of forces as a move to be in the "right position," while also referencing the progress of ongoing talks.

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  3. 12 Feb 2026, 05:34·

    ⚠️ #Kerman: 'The last moments of a young man who was killed by a military bullet.'

    Received videos with the description: 'Injured and killed in the shooting on Esteqlal Street, Kerman, Thursday, January 8'
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  4. 12 Feb 2026, 05:29·

    Replying to message #70271

    ⚠️ The received video with the description 'The moment #Erfan_Kari was shot, Persian Gulf Boulevard, District 18 #Tehran, Thursday, January 8'
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    A heartbreaking video of "Erfan Kari": @VahidOnline

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  5. 11 Feb 2026, 22:12·

    "The Freedom Street is completely in the hands of the people!"

    Received video with the caption: "Freedom Street #Tehran, Thursday, January 8 at 10 PM"
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  6. 11 Feb 2026, 20:06·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, wrote on Truth Social after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "It was a very good meeting, but no definitive decisions were made. Except that I emphasized that negotiations with Iran should continue to determine whether an agreement is achievable or not. If it is achievable, I informed the Prime Minister that this option is preferred. If it is not achievable, we will have to see what the outcome will be. Last time, Iran decided that it was better not to reach an agreement and got hit with the 'midnight hammer'; it did not go well for them. I hope this time they act more rationally and responsibly."
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  7. 11 Feb 2026, 20:01·

    Tense situation 'Friday afternoon, January 19, in front of #TehranPars_Hospital #Tehran'
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  8. 11 Feb 2026, 19:02·

    ⚠️ Lifeless and bloody body
    Received images with the caption: '#Fardis, Alborz Province, Friday, January 9'
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  9. 11 Feb 2026, 18:47·

    Injured/Killed
    Received video with description: 'Shamsabad (Majidieh Shomali) #Tehran, Piāleh Intersection, Friday, January 19'
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  10. 11 Feb 2026, 17:51·

    Anchor of Simaye: Death to Khamenei
    A video describing what is referred to as a "blunder" by a reporter from Hamoon Network, the provincial radio and television network in Sistan and Baluchestan, during the report on the February 11, 2025 ceremony, has been widely circulated on social media.
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    In another video, he apologized for this "slip-up" and said: "Counter-revolutionaries every year on February 11, under various pretexts, say you are just here for the snacks."
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  11. 11 Feb 2026, 17:40·

    🔸Media reports indicate that Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, entered the White House on Wednesday, February 11, to discuss Iran with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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    🔸Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic, told Al Jazeera that Tehran has not received any specific proposals from the U.S. so far, and what took place in Oman was merely a message exchange. He added that the U.S. entering negotiations is a sign of moving towards a "rational path." Larijani emphasized that the Islamic Republic's position on the principle of negotiation is "positive" and stated that discussions are ongoing, with some regional countries working towards a resolution. He also mentioned that there is no discussion about a complete halt to uranium enrichment due to energy needs, and negotiations with Washington are limited to the nuclear issue and do not include other topics.
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    🔸Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran's missile weapons "are not a subject of negotiations with the U.S. and will not be." The Iranian Foreign Minister, who participated in the government rally on February 11 in Tehran, responded to a question about Donald Trump's recent statements by saying: "No one can threaten our missiles. Our missiles are not a subject of negotiation and will not be." This comes as the U.S. President emphasized on Tuesday evening that a good deal, in his view, is one regarding the Islamic Republic without nuclear weapons, missiles, and other issues. Masoud Pezeshkian, the President of Iran, also stated in his speech at the government ceremony on February 11 that Tehran is ready for any verification regarding its nuclear program but "will not bow to their excessive demands."
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    🔸Hillel Neuer, an international lawyer and executive director of UN Watch, called on the UN Secretary-General to withdraw the invitation for Abbas Araghchi, the Iranian Foreign Minister, to speak at the Human Rights Council of the organization. Neuer mentioned Antonio Guterres, writing to him: "If you do not withdraw the invitation to this mass murderer, we will ask the Swiss police to arrest him on charges of crimes against humanity."
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    🔸Ali Shamkhani, on the sidelines of the 57th anniversary of the revolution rally, stated: "Iran's missile capability is a red line, and this issue will not come to the negotiation table."
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    🔸The Association of Families of Victims of Flight PS752 announced in a statement the passing of Mohsen Ahmadipour, a board member of the association, at his home in Toronto. Mohsen Ahmadipour lost his wife, Roja Azadian, in the incident of the downing of Flight PS752 by IRGC missiles on January 8, 2020. According to the association's statement, Mohsen Ahmadipour lived and worked alone in Toronto. The association stated that no suspicious findings were observed in the initial police report, but the members of this association seeking justice will await the final report from the police and forensic medicine.
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    🔸The Emir of Qatar spoke with the U.S. President on Wednesday, February 11, regarding regional and international developments and ongoing efforts to reduce tensions and strengthen regional security. A statement from the Emir of Qatar's office indicated that Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and Donald Trump exchanged views on the most important developments at regional and international levels, particularly the current situation in the region and diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions and enhance regional security and peace. Just hours earlier, the Emir of Qatar had also met and discussed with Ali Larijani, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Larijani had traveled to Oman before heading to Qatar and met with the Sultan of that country as well.
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    🔸Fluctuations in the gold, currency, and car markets in Iran have also affected the housing market, increasing housing prices in Tehran by "30 to 50 percent."
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    🔸J.D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President, on Wednesday, February 11, before leaving Baku, responded to a journalist's question about whether he would like to see a change of government in Iran by saying: "If the people of Iran want to change the government, it is up to them. The focus of the U.S. government is on preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons; a policy that was also in place during the first term [of Trump's presidency]."
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    🔸Jean-Noël Barrot, the French Foreign Minister, stated that his country will "increase" the number of visas issued for Iranians seeking asylum due to the recent crackdown by Iranian authorities. Mr. Barrot, in a speech at the French Parliament, said that Paris wants to support the people of Iran in every possible way.
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  12. 11 Feb 2026, 05:42·

    ⚠️ '9-year-old girl injured by pellet bullets'

    The received video description: '#Isfahan, her leg nerves have been damaged. January 1404'
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  13. 11 Feb 2026, 05:41·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, stated in an interview with Fox News that any agreement with Iran must include not only the country's nuclear program but also Tehran's missile program.

    Mr. Trump, who mentioned the possibility of sending another naval group to the Persian Gulf on Tuesday, emphasized in the Fox News interview: "Many people say no, but I say I would prefer an agreement to be made; of course, it has to be a good agreement. No nuclear weapons, no missiles, none of this and none of that; everything you want. But some people are worried because, according to them, Iran has been very dishonest with us over the years."

    Mr. Trump's remarks about the terms of negotiations with Iran come as Abbas Araqchi, the Foreign Minister, and other leaders of the Islamic Republic state that the country's missile program is "non-negotiable" and that regarding the nuclear program, the country will not relinquish its right to enrichment, although it may temporarily halt or reduce it for confidence-building purposes.

    Yesterday, J.D. Vance, Mr. Trump's deputy, mentioned in Yerevan that the issue of the bloody crackdown on protests in Iran in December has also been raised in negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
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  14. 10 Feb 2026, 20:44·

    #Ardabil: Military vehicles of the suppressive forces on fire
    The received video caption: 'Basij base at 15 Khordad Square in Ardabil, 100 meters from Yahyavi Square, Thursday, January 8 (the video mistakenly states Azar)'
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  15. 10 Feb 2026, 18:34·

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    Trump: Iran Will Never Have Nuclear Weapons or Missiles

    Donald Trump, in an exclusive interview with Israel's Channel 12, stated that the Islamic Republic is eager to reach an agreement and warned that if negotiations fail, severe consequences await Tehran. Trump emphasized, "The Iranians really want to reach an agreement. Either we make a deal, or we will have to do something very tough; like last time."

    He referred to the extensive U.S. military presence in the region, adding, "We have a huge fleet there, and maybe another one is on the way." Trump also mentioned that he does not believe Benjamin Netanyahu is worried about the negotiation process, stating, "I don't think Netanyahu is anxious about the talks with Iran. He also wants a deal; a good deal."

    Continuing on Iran's capabilities, Trump said, "We can reach a great agreement with Iran. They will not have nuclear weapons. There will be no missiles either; the nuclear issue is clear." He emphasized the difference between the current situation and the past, saying, "These talks are completely different from last time. The Iranians did not believe I would attack them. They took a very big risk."

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  16. 10 Feb 2026, 17:55·

    At 9 PM, I received a lot of messages and videos showing people chanting against the government everywhere. Because they had set off fireworks to commemorate the anniversary of the 1979 Revolution, people reacted by going to their windows to chant.

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  17. 9 Feb 2026, 21:45·

    Lindsey Graham, the senior Republican senator in the U.S. Congress, accused Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt of seeking to maintain the status quo in Iran just hours after Hakan Fidan, Turkey's foreign minister, spoke with the Turkish section of CNN. He told America's allies in the Middle East, "Don't think about keeping the Ayatollah."

    In a strong reaction on his X account, Lindsey Graham directly addressed Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt, stating: "Your desire to maintain the status quo and ignore the legitimate demands of the Iranian people is, in my view, completely outside the framework of U.S. national security interests and also outside the framework of basic humanitarian principles."

    He told these countries: "If you even think for a moment that after all the pushbacks and resistance from the Iranian people, leaving the Ayatollah and his murderous regime in power is a good idea, you are living in a dream world. The time has come, and it has long passed, for the region to stand bravely and cohesively against the murderous Ayatollah; someone who slaughters his own people and is a religious Nazi."

    He further recalled the controversial remarks of Donald Trump, the U.S. President, who told Iranian protesters, "Keep protesting, help is on the way," saying: "The President of the United States will stand on the right side of history. I believe he is a man of his word. Freedom for Iran."

    Since the beginning of the protests in December, Lindsey Graham has repeatedly called for U.S. action to overthrow the Islamic Republic's government in Iran and has strongly condemned the repression and killing of protesters in the country.

    These remarks come at a time when many regional powers, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, as well as Iraq, Oman, and Pakistan, have called for a reduction in tensions between Iran and the U.S. and have simultaneously expressed readiness to participate in negotiations between Iran and the U.S.

    The stance of these countries in support of a diplomatic resolution to the Iran-U.S. disputes came immediately after the bloody crackdown on protests in Iran. In this context, Turkish leaders have repeatedly opposed military action against Iran and have taken significant steps toward reducing tensions between Iran and the U.S.
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  18. 9 Feb 2026, 21:39·

    Hakan Fidan, Turkey's Foreign Minister, announced in an interview with CNN Türk on Monday, February 20, that Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, contacted him before the start of the 12-day war and Israel's attack on Iranian officials, warning him. He said, "Rubio called me and said to tell the Iranians that anything could happen in the next few hours."

    Fidan, who was analyzing the situation between Tehran and Washington during the program, warned that although he believes the likelihood of a war or military conflict is not imminent, the occurrence of negotiations between the two countries does not eliminate the possibility of conflict.
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  19. 9 Feb 2026, 21:37·

    U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that reaching an agreement through negotiation would be a wise choice for the Islamic Republic. He emphasized that Donald Trump has clearly communicated his position to Tehran and is seeking to reach an agreement through dialogue.

    Hegseth added that the world has witnessed America's capabilities and that "peace through strength and deterrence" has been demonstrated in practice. Referring to the "Midnight Hammer" operation against the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities, he noted that U.S. forces left the region before Iran even realized their presence, stressing that no other country has the capability to carry out such an operation.
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  20. 9 Feb 2026, 20:59·

    ⚠️ Lifeless Body

    Received images with the caption: '#Sajjad_Bahadari_Moghadam, 24 years old and married, killed by a military bullet in the Tous neighborhood of Mashhad near the police station, Thursday, January 8th'

    The sender wrote: 'He was killed while helping his friend, and his family is under pressure to declare him a Basiji.'
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  21. 9 Feb 2026, 20:02·

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    ⚠️ 'He was born in 2002, his right hand had dried up in the air.'

    Received photo with caption: '#AmirReza_Mohammadi, killed by gunfire from Basij forces to his head and neck in Vali Asr town, #Tehran, Friday, January 9'
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    I took the two middle photos from social media.

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  22. 9 Feb 2026, 16:25·

    🔸On Sunday, Azar Mansouri, head of the Reform Front, Ebrahim Asgharzadeh, head of the political committee of this front, and Mohsen Aminzadeh, deputy foreign minister in Mohammad Khatami's government, were arrested.
    Ali Shakouri Rad, a member of the central council of the National Unity Party, Javad Emam, spokesperson for the Reform Front, and Hossein Karroubi, son of Mehdi Karroubi, were also arrested on Tuesday, February 20.
    According to reports, several other members of the Reform Front have also been summoned by security agencies.
    The crackdown on these individuals, whose numbers have increased over the past two days, began right after Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje'i, head of the judiciary, stated on Sunday, February 19, without naming anyone: "Those who were once with the revolution are now issuing statements; they are miserable and suffering losses."
    He added: "Those who issue statements against the Islamic Republic from within are in harmony with the Zionist regime and the United States."
    On Tuesday, Mohseni Eje'i continued this stance, saying: "Unfortunately, some today are in sync with the enemy, busy spreading despair and hopelessness in society and among the youth. Others are serving the criminal leaders of the Zionist regime and the United States and are targeting the pillar of the revolution, which is the guardianship, and are disrespecting our sanctities."
    Ali Shakouri Rad, whose arrest was reported on Tuesday, had given a speech last week that received significant media and social media attention.
    He had stated in a gathering of vice presidents that government institutions have used the method of "creating martyrs from their own forces" to obtain a "pretext for suppressing" protesters and have injected violence into society.
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    🔸Iranian media reported that Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic, is set to travel to Muscat, the capital of Oman, on Tuesday, February 21, at the head of a delegation.
    According to this report, Larijani is expected to discuss "the latest regional and international developments and bilateral cooperation at various levels" with Omani officials.
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    🔸Unlike previous years, this year Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of Iran, held the ceremony on February 19 and met with members and commanders of the Air Force and Air Defense instead of Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic.
    Khamenei's absence from this ceremony, which is a usual event celebrating the anniversary of the 1979 Iranian Revolution and has always been held with the presence of the Supreme Leader, made headlines.
    Abdolrahim Mousavi stated at this ceremony that he is honored to represent the leader of the revolution.
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    🔸The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization reacted to speculation about transferring enriched uranium reserves abroad, stating: "It has not been on the agenda at all, and if it has been, it is because someone or some country has proposed it, thinking they could help, but this topic has not been discussed in negotiations."
    Mohammad Eslami also responded on Tuesday, February 20, to a question regarding the potential dilution of 60% uranium in negotiations and its quid pro quo, saying: "This issue depends on whether all sanctions will be lifted in return."
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    🔸Mohammad Jafar Qaimpanah, the executive deputy of the Iranian president, believes that the call for protests from 9 to 10 PM is "not a protest" but "a coup."
    Ali Khamenei also referred to the recent protests as "sedition" in a speech on February 1, stating that what happened was "similar to a coup that was suppressed."
    He had previously labeled protesters as "rioters" who need to be "put in their place."
    Masoud Pezeshkian, the president, has also repeatedly referred to the recent protests as "disturbances" and identified protesters as "terrorists."
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    🔸Following the remarks of one of the officials in the Islamic Republic claiming that the symbol of the lion and sun "belongs to us," the newspaper Sazandegi published this symbol in large size on the front page of its February 20, 2025 issue, calling it a symbol that is "both national and religious."
    Ali Akbar Salehi, who was appointed as the head of the Iranology Foundation in March 2025, protested the use of the lion and sun symbol by "others."
    As reported by the news website Mashregh, Ruhollah Khomeini had said regarding this matter: "The flag of Iran should not be the flag of the monarchy; the symbols of Iran should not be the symbols of the monarchy; they should be Islamic symbols. All ministries, all offices, must remove this accursed 'lion and sun'; the banner of Islam must be present. The remnants of tyranny must go. These are remnants of tyranny; this crown is a remnant of tyranny; the symbols of Islam must be present."

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  23. 9 Feb 2026, 03:05·

    This video is about a potential attack by the U.S. and the reaction of the Islamic Republic, which Netanyahu reposted on TikTok.
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  24. 8 Feb 2026, 23:38·

    ⚠️The lifeless body of a '12-year-old child'
    Received images with the caption: 'On Thursday, January 18, in #Bomehen, Tehran, #Taha_Hosheyar born in 1392 was shot with a military bullet.'
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  25. 8 Feb 2026, 22:56·

    ⚠️ Bloody face
    The received video with the description: 'He was shot from behind. #Qaleh_Hossein_Khan (Shahr-e Qods) Tehran, January 1404'
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  26. 8 Feb 2026, 20:35·

    Shooting by government suppressive forces
    Received video with the caption: 'Modares Boulevard #Shiraz, Friday, January 9'
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  27. 8 Feb 2026, 20:09·

    Received videos with the caption: 'Fire in the market #Rasht, Thursday, January 8'
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  28. 8 Feb 2026, 19:06·

    Replying to message #70029

    The received video with the description: 'Shooting starts in Sadeghiyeh (Ariashahr) #Tehran, Thursday, January 8'
    The sender of the video wrote: 'My friend said everyone in front of the line was killed.'
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  29. 8 Feb 2026, 16:57·

    🔸Narges Mohammadi, who has been detained since December, has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison, as well as a ban on leaving the country and exile. Mustafa Nili, a lawyer, wrote on X: "She has been sentenced to six years in prison for assembly and collusion, one and a half years for propaganda activities, and as an additional punishment, two years of prohibition from leaving the country and two years of exile to the city of Khusf."
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    🔸Abbas Araghchi stated that the location of the next round of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the U.S. may change, and this will be determined after consulting with the foreign minister of Oman. Mr. Araghchi said: "A series of confidence-building measures are possible from our side, but the sanctions must be lifted in return." In a press conference in Tehran, he explained that the negotiations on Friday in Muscat were "indirect from our perspective," and there was no formal direct meeting with the American delegation; direct communication was only "at the level of diplomatic niceties and handshakes." The Iranian foreign minister stated that the continuation of negotiations depends on assessing the "seriousness of the U.S." and if a decision is made to continue talks, they will be "focused solely on the nuclear issue." According to Abbas Araghchi, other topics, including missile programs or regional policies and groups aligned with Iran, are "not on the agenda of the negotiations and will not be," and "the negotiations are only about the nuclear file and will continue within this framework." Abbas Araghchi also emphasized that "zero enrichment" is "unacceptable" for Iran and recognized the right to enrichment in Iran as a condition for the success of negotiations with the U.S. The Iranian foreign minister stated that the presence of the commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East, CENTCOM, during the negotiations in Muscat "did not change the essence of the matter." The presence of Admiral Brad Cooper, the CENTCOM commander, drew criticism from several critics of the government. According to Mr. Araghchi, Iran opposed the presence of a military official in the negotiation process and informed the American side that "the presence of a military figure in the diplomatic process" is unacceptable. He said: "We were told that he came to visit his ship. A request was made for him to be present within the framework of diplomatic niceties, but we firmly opposed it." Earlier, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing an American official, that Admiral Brad Cooper, the CENTCOM commander, was part of the American delegation.
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    🔸Mehdi Mohammadi, advisor to Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of Parliament, reacted on X to the Israeli Prime Minister's visit to Washington and meeting with the U.S. President, writing: "Trump and Netanyahu will discuss 'operations' not negotiations. There is no ambiguity about this." Netanyahu was scheduled to meet with Donald Trump on February 18, but the meeting was moved up by a week to February 11. An American official told Channel 13 in Israel that Netanyahu requested the scheduled meeting to be held a week earlier.
    @VahidOOnLine Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced that he is set to meet with Donald Trump, the President of the United States, in Washington on Wednesday to discuss negotiations with Iran.
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    🔸Abbas Araghchi, referring to the current situation of the Islamic Republic in a speech to a group of supporters and government officials, said that "being afraid in these circumstances is lethal poison." Speaking at the "First National Congress on Foreign Policy and the History of Foreign Relations" on Sunday, February 8, he addressed the audience: "If you are afraid and back down, and act according to what some recommend as concessions, in my opinion, concessions have no end." The Iranian foreign minister continued: "If you ask me what our biggest challenge is right now, I would say the challenge of standing firm. If you take a step back, it is unclear how far we must retreat. This is our biggest challenge."
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    🔸Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei has accused those who issue statements against the Islamic Republic inside the country of being "in harmony" with Israel and the U.S. The head of the judiciary of the Islamic Republic added: "Those who were once with the revolution and now issue statements are unfortunate and miserable people."
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    🔸The Israeli Energy Minister deemed a potential agreement between Washington and Tehran worthless. Eli Cohen said on Sunday to the Israeli news site Walla: "An agreement with the current regime has no value. Regime change in Tehran is in the interest of all Muslim countries surrounding Iran." Mr. Cohen emphasized: "Even if an agreement is reached, if a threat against Israel arises and we are forced to act, we will act."
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  30. 7 Feb 2026, 19:02·

    ⚠️ Lifeless and bloody body

    Images received from 'the young man killed by gunfire in Tehranpars #Tehran, Thursday, January 8'
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