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  1. 2 Jun 2026, 14:53·

    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, stated during the farewell ceremony for David Barnea, the head of Mossad, that the Islamic Republic has paid a heavy price for its conspiracies against Israel and that the regime's ultimate fate is collapse.

    According to a report from the Israeli Prime Minister's Office published on Tuesday, June 1, 2026, on X, Netanyahu said at the ceremony: "Anyone who harbors ill will against Israel should know that their conspiracies will fail and the price they will pay will be very heavy. The price that the Islamic Republic has paid so far is very high. The foundations of the regime of terror in Iran are cracked, and it will not return to what it once was. I tell you, its ultimate fate is collapse."
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  2. 2 Jun 2026, 14:50·

    Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, stated in a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting that the Islamic Republic was on the verge of acquiring nuclear weapons, and if the Epic Fury operation had not taken place, it would have been too late.
    Mr. Rubio reminded that the military capabilities of the Islamic Republic have been severely weakened, adding that for the first time in history, the Islamic Republic of Iran has accepted many of the conditions set by the U.S. to reach an agreement.
    According to him, the rift in the political power structure of the Islamic Republic and the lengthy time taken to convey messages have prolonged the negotiations. However, naturally, if the negotiations do not achieve the desired outcome for the U.S., the United States will pursue other options.
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    Earlier, the Fars news agency, affiliated with the IRGC, reported, citing an informed source, that the exchange of messages between the Islamic Republic and the U.S. regarding what is referred to as reaching an initial memorandum of understanding between Tehran and Washington has been halted for at least several days.
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  3. 2 Jun 2026, 14:35·

    Homa Mirafshar, the renowned Iranian poet and songwriter, passed away at the age of 89 in Los Angeles.
    Morteza Barjasteh Eshraqi, known artistically as Morteza, wrote on Instagram on Tuesday, June 2, that Ms. Afshar passed away last week, but her family released the news with a delay.
    This poet and songwriter, who reportedly struggled with Alzheimer's disease for years, was one of the most prolific and beloved songwriters before and after the 1979 revolution.
    Homa Afshar collaborated with many prominent Iranian singers, including Homaira, Hayedeh, Mahasti, Setar, Ebi, Dariush, Moein, and Aref.
    She was born in Tehran in 1936 and married Ali Mirafshar, Homaira's cousin, in her youth. This bond created a close friendship between Homa and Homaira, which, according to her, sparked the production of many songs and collaborations between the two.
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    Homa Mirafshar, a journalist, poet, and songwriter of romantic compositions in traditional music and memorable pop works, passed away at the age of 89; renowned figures in music and her fans celebrated her artistic legacy on social media.

    She has over a thousand poems in three poetry collections, with more than 250 of her songs being among the most enduring Iranian songs, and it is no wonder that she became known in the music community as the "woman of a thousand songs" or the "queen of songwriting in Iran." For this reason, Iraj Janati Atai, a prominent contemporary songwriter, considers Homa Mirafshar his predecessor, stating that she was "famous before the new song and alongside it."

    Homa was a pioneer in writing songs that a woman would sing for her beloved or the romantic words of a man for his sweetheart, as the composers of that era paid less attention to the gender of the songs. Years ago, in the BBC Radio program "One Word and Two Words," she told the late Mahmoud Khoshnameh, a music researcher, about this: "I have not seen that the songs of Monir Taha, Simin Behbahani, or Labeat Vala had a feminine scent unless they came from a man's perspective. If their singer was a man, they had to write something that a man would say to a woman."

    "I remember someone asked me how I write in that state, and I replied that if I want to write from a man's perspective, I am eager to hear the same things I love to hear from him. I would put those words into lyrics, and Akbar Golpa would sing them, or I would give them to Mahmoudi Khansari to sing, but sometimes I would write in a way that either a man or a woman could sing without it making a difference."

    ....
    In the early 1970s, Homa Mirafshar's lyrics and the beautiful melodies of Mohammad Heydari topped the charts of the best songs, and Homa's name shone; like the song "Divonetam" performed by Homaira: "Let me say I'm crazy about you... Yes, I'm crazy about you... Don't break me with the stone of sorrow... I'm the light of your home..." or the song "Delam Mikhaad" performed by Hayedeh: "I want to tell you I love you a hundred thousand times one day, my dear..." and the song "Mikadeh" sung by Akbar Golpayegani: "My crazy heart longs for the tavern, it doesn't know what to do with the spring days without you..."
    ...
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  4. 2 Jun 2026, 14:20·

    A Tehran municipality official says that the holding of a "farewell ceremony" and funeral for Ali Khamenei, the slain leader of the Islamic Republic, in the cities of Qom, Mashhad, and Tehran has been "confirmed."

    According to Iranian media, Mohammad Amin Tavakolizadeh, the social deputy of Tehran's municipality, said on Tuesday, June 12, that this organization is "preparing for a crowd of more than 15 to 20 million people in Tehran."

    He did not specify the exact date of the ceremony but mentioned that it will likely take place at the end of Dhu al-Hijjah and the beginning of Muharram. This timing roughly coincides with late June and early July.

    Ali Khamenei has not yet been buried since he was killed on March 9 last year in a joint attack by the U.S. and Israel. The social deputy of Tehran's municipality further stated that the "farewell ceremony" is planned to last three days, with the event in Tehran expected to last 24 hours.

    According to Tavakolizadeh, Khamenei's burial site has been determined "according to his will and the recommendations of his close associates" at the shrine of the eighth Imam of Shia Muslims.
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  5. 2 Jun 2026, 14:15·

    After a few days of delay, the Central Bank and the Statistical Center of Iran simultaneously published the inflation reports for the month of Ordibehesht; reports that, despite differences in figures, indicate the continuation of the upward trend in prices and increasing pressure on households' livelihoods.

    The Statistical Center of Iran announced the monthly inflation rate for households in the country at 8.8%, the point-to-point inflation at 83.9%, and the annual inflation at 57.7%. Meanwhile, the Central Bank, focusing on urban areas, estimated the monthly inflation at 8.5%, the point-to-point inflation at 77.2%, and the annual inflation at 53.9%.

    According to the Central Bank's report, the index of goods in Ordibehesht increased by 10% compared to the previous month and by 113.8% compared to the same period last year; a statistic that indicates a sharp rise in the cost of purchasing everyday items.

    The discrepancy in the figures published by the two statistical agencies is attributed to differences in the statistical population, base year, sampling method, and weighting of goods and services. The Statistical Center considers all urban and rural households as the basis, while the Central Bank only examines urban areas.

    Comparing the statistics with previous months also indicates an acceleration in the inflation trend. The point-to-point inflation, which was reported at 73.5% in Farvardin, reached 83.9% in Ordibehesht; an increase of more than 10 percentage points in just one month.
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  6. 2 Jun 2026, 14:14·

    Hundreds of students gathered in front of the Ministry of Education in Tehran on Tuesday, June 12, to protest against changes to the university entrance exam regulations, the increased impact of high school grades, and the consequences of the war on readiness for the national exam.

    In videos shared on social media, slogans such as "Awake students, tired of discrimination," "Students die, but do not accept humiliation," "We've heard many promises, but seen no justice," and "Psychological pressure is enough, give us our lives back" can be heard.

    Policies related to the entrance exam, including the increased impact of grades and changes in the administration and scheduling of the tests, along with the conditions resulting from the war, have recently been accompanied by changes and ambiguities that, according to the candidates, have caused confusion and difficulty in planning for final exams and the entrance exam.
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  7. 2 Jun 2026, 01:43·

    Trump posted this text for the third time against some media outlets.

    Machine translation:
    If Iran surrenders, admits that its navy has been destroyed and lies at the bottom of the sea, and its air force is no longer among us; and if its entire army comes out of Tehran, lays down its weapons, and raises its hands, while each one shouts "I surrender, I surrender" and wildly waves the symbolic white flag; and if all its remaining leaders sign all the necessary "surrender documents" and accept their defeat against the power and might of the great United States of America, the declining New York Times, the China Street Journal — that is, the Wall Street Journal! — the corrupt and now irrelevant CNN, and all other members of the fake news media will headline that Iran achieved a masterful and brilliant victory over the United States of America; it wasn't even a close competition. The stupid Democrats and the media have completely lost their way. They have gone completely insane!!!
    President DJT
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  8. 2 Jun 2026, 00:45·

    Once again, the unusual sound of an airplane flying woke many people up in Tehran.

    Received messages:
    The sound of the airplane in Saadat Abad

    Hello, I think the sound of an agreement is coming from Tehran.

    Sound of a fighter jet or airplane at 04:09 in western Tehran.

    Just now, exactly at 4:10, a louder sound of a fighter jet in western Tehran.

    Hello, Tehran, there's a sound of a fighter jet, what's going on??

    I'm not sure, but I think the sound of an airplane or fighter jet came from western Tehran.

    In Tehran, towards Saadat Abad, the sound of a fighter jet is coming. It was very low.

    Just now, in Tehran, there was a lot of sound from fighter jets passing by. They were very loud.

    Sound of a fighter jet in western Tehran.

    At 4:10 AM, the sound of a fighter jet is coming from the northwest.

    In Tehran, Jannat Abad at 4:09, the sound of a fighter jet came.

    At 4:10 AM, above the oil town in Poonak, a fighter jet came, the antenna cut off and then reconnected.

    Just now, in western Tehran, there was about 2 minutes of sound from a fighter jet.

    Exactly ten seconds ago, at 4:10 AM, an airplane like those that used to fly over our house during the war passed by.

    Around 4 AM in Tehran, a passenger plane passed, and it was very loud. It never flies this route! It's not on flight radar.

    In Shahrak-e Gharb at 4:10, the sound of a fighter jet came.

    Hello, Vahid. Around 4:05 to 4:10 AM in northwest Tehran, there was a terrifying sound of a fighter jet. It was clear it was flying at a low altitude. However, there was no air defense action, nor was there an explosion afterward. It was probably for the Iranian Air Force.

    Today, Tuesday, June 12, at 4:13 AM, I heard the sound of a cargo or passenger plane because the cabin lights and flashing lights were on. I tracked its path; it didn’t land at Mehrabad and continued south of Tehran. Its sound was like the airplane that moved very long and continuously towards the north yesterday, Monday, at 9:15 AM, as it passed over the Alborz mountains.

    It wasn't the sound of a fighter jet in western Tehran. It was a very large airplane flying so low that I felt it was about to hit the building across from me. It was very big and very low.

    The window was open, and I was lying by the window. Its sound didn't resemble a fighter jet; it was somewhere between a fighter jet and a drone. It made such a noise that I went up in the air. Towards Poonak.

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  9. 1 Jun 2026, 23:04·

    Received messages about the temporary disruption of mobile phone lines in some cities of Fars, Bushehr, and Hormozgan provinces... since around 2 PM.

    ▪️ It seems like Shiraz is completely down.
    No calls can be made, and nothing can be done.

    ▪️ All mobile phones in Shiraz are down.
    All internet is cut off.
    It's unclear why this is happening.
    Neither Irancell, Hamrah Aval, nor Rightel have any signal.

    ▪️ Vahid, from around 2:10 PM until now, the signal for phones, home internet, and any telecommunications in Shiraz has disappeared.
    Just now [2:30 PM], Hamrah Aval has connected with low speed. Irancell is still down.

    ▪️ The phone line in Shiraz was down for more than 20 minutes,
    from around 2:10 PM to 2:30 PM.
    Irancell has not returned yet.

    Update:
    Irancell has also connected,
    but everyone is on 3G.

    Hello Vahid, Bandar Khameer has also been down since 2 PM. I just managed to connect to inform you.

    Isfahan also lost all lines for a few minutes.

    In Shiraz, suddenly all signals disappeared. Even the internet from our home modem was completely cut off.
    Now, after about half an hour, the signals have returned.

    Vahid, I thought it was just me; our home internet from MobinNet is also down in Khuzestan, Bandar Sarbandar.

    From the counties in Fars, all signals were down for half an hour, and the telecommunications internet was also not working. Now the telecommunications internet has returned, and Hamrah Aval's signal has come back with low speed; Irancell is still down.

    The internet and signal in Bandar Mahshahr have completely disappeared.
    Ahvaz is the same.

    Hello, Bandar Genaveh has been completely down for a few minutes; no calls, not even the internal network, everything is shut down.

    In the port, around 2 AM, the signals went out,
    and then it returned as 3G, but the internet is not working.
    Now only the fiber internet is connected.

    Exactly at 2 PM, the entire data center in Shiraz went down.
    Mobile phones had no signal at all.
    It has been almost 30 minutes since it was restored.

    Just now, for about half an hour in Noorabad Mamassani, everything went down: internet, signal, and everything. 😐

    In Shiraz, from 2 PM to 2:30 PM, the signals of all operators were down.

    Bandar Abbas is the same; it has been down, Vahid, until now.

    The internet and mobile signals in Qeshm suddenly went completely down.
    It was down for about 10 minutes,
    both the signal and mobile internet.

    In Bushehr, the telecommunications and Irancell internet keeps going down every ten minutes.
    Many people, including my acquaintances, have completely lost connection.

    Shiraz was restored after half an hour.
    All services of Irancell, Hamrah Aval, and Shatel, even the telecommunications internet, were down.

    The Irancell line has also returned.

    Hello Vahid, thank you for your hard work. The internet and lines were completely down for ten minutes in both Bushehr and Bandar Abbas. Bushehr has been restored, but the mobile internet is weak; however, in Bandar Abbas, Irancell's internet is down.

    Vahid, the entire Fars province has experienced this.
    I am in Fasa, and I was also disconnected.
    I was down exactly from 2:02 PM to 2:36 PM.

    Vahid, Bushehr was completely down; it has now been restored but is very weak. There was no signal for about half an hour.

    Minab also had no signal for about 20-25 minutes.

    Bandar Abbas: Irancell is completely down, and Hamrah Aval is intermittently down.

    Hello, Mr. Vahid, in Bandar Deylam, Bushehr province, we had no signal since 1:45 PM, neither Irancell nor Hamrah. It has just been fixed, and the internet is on H.

    We are now connected with all SIM cards.

    Maroondasht was completely down; everything is now restored.

    Hello, Vahid,
    we are in Borazjan.
    For us, Irancell, Hamrah Aval, Rightel, and telecommunications were completely down.
    Now that they have returned, they are on 3G.

    Hello, I’m messaging from the south of Fars province. The home and mobile internet, as well as the signal, were completely down from 2 PM to about 2:30 PM.

    Bavanat had no signal for about half an hour.

    Hello, in Yazd, the Hamrah Aval signal was completely down. I thought it was a bug in my phone, but now that I see the reports, it seems it was something else.

    Greetings, good afternoon. In Shiraz, around 2:10 PM, all lines lost their signal and internet, and after about half an hour, they connected again with very low speed.
    Thank you, Vahid.

    Hello, Vahid, the line in Bastak and all of western Hormozgan was restored after 20 minutes.

    Hello, Vahid, Bandar Abbas has been down for 45 minutes now; the Irancell signal has come back, but it won't turn on. Everything is down; only the fiber optic is currently connected.

    Hello, Vahid: Bushehr province: Kangan, since 2:23 PM, Irancell and telecommunications internet have been down and have not yet been restored. God knows what they are doing.

    In the county of Qir and Karzin, both Irancell and Hamrah have connected, but the telecommunications modem has been down since 2 PM.

    Greetings. I’m messaging from Lahijan. Here, the telecommunications internet went down twice today for a few minutes and then connected again with very low speed.

    Isfahan also lost signal around 2 PM, but it returned a few minutes later.

    Hello, in Ahvaz, all signals were down and quickly returned to the previous state.

    Everything went down again in Bandar Mahshahr, but it has now been restored.

    I was in the middle of a game when the signal dropped; I thought it was just me since 2 PM.
    Now I’ve connected and see that none of the kids in Noorabad Mamassani are online.

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  10. 1 Jun 2026, 22:07·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced in a phone interview with ABC News that he believes an agreement with Tehran to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz will be reached "within the next week."
    On Monday, Trump expressed optimism during a conversation with Jonathan Karl, the network's chief correspondent in Washington, saying, "Things look good."
    The U.S. President, referring to recent tensions, added, "A small problem arose today, but as you probably noticed earlier, I resolved it very quickly."
    He explained that this issue stemmed from the anger and frustration of Iranian officials over Israel's attacks on Lebanon; Trump elaborated on how he resolved this crisis by saying, "I spoke with Hezbollah and told them not to shoot; I also spoke with Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, and told him not to shoot, and both sides stopped firing at each other."
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  11. 1 Jun 2026, 21:53·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    Today I had a conversation with Bibi Netanyahu and asked him not to launch a major attack on Beirut, Lebanon. He pulled his forces back. Thank you, Bibi!

    I also spoke with representatives of the leaders of Hezbollah, and they agreed to stop shooting at Israel and its soldiers. Likewise, Israel agreed to stop shooting at them.

    Let's see how long this situation lasts — I hope it lasts forever!

    President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump
    It looks very similar to the post a few hours ago. It seems he rewrote the same thing but didn't delete the previous one.
    ChatGPT's opinion:
    In the essence of the message, there is no fundamental content difference:
    Both say Trump spoke with Netanyahu, Israeli forces have refrained from going to Beirut, and through representatives/intermediaries, discussions with Hezbollah about stopping the conflict have taken place. News reports have also published the first version with the same content.

    However, the second text is rewritten and more polished in several important ways:

    1. Trump has emphasized his role more

    In the first text, he says:
    I had a very constructive call with Netanyahu, and the forces are not going to Beirut...

    But in the second text, he says:
    I asked Netanyahu not to enter a major raid on Beirut. He pulled his forces back. Thank you, Bibi!

    This means the second text conveys more the impression that Trump personally prevented a major attack on Beirut and Netanyahu acted at his request.

    1. The phrase "major raid on Beirut" has been added

    In the first text, it simply says:
    The forces are not going to Beirut.

    In the second text, it says:
    not to enter a major raid of Beirut, Lebanon.

    This is important because the second text portrays the situation as more serious and operational: not just "the forces not going," but preventing a major operation in Beirut.

    1. Contact with Hezbollah is expressed more cautiously
      The first text says:
      I had a very good call with Hezbollah
      which apparently means "I had a very good call with Hezbollah."

    But the second text says:
    I also had a conversation with Representatives of the Leaders of Hezbollah

    which means "I spoke with representatives of the leaders of Hezbollah."

    This change is likely to avoid directly stating that Trump had a "very good call" with Hezbollah itself; the second text makes it more formal and indirect.

    1. Hezbollah's commitment is expressed more limited and precise
      In the first text:
      all shooting will stop — Israel will not attack them, and they will not attack Israel
      meaning "all shootings will stop; Israel will not attack them, and they will not attack Israel."

    In the second text:
    they agreed to stop shooting at Israel, and its soldiers. Likewise, Israel agreed to stop shooting at them.

    Here, Hezbollah specifically commits not to shoot at Israel and its soldiers, and Israel also not to shoot at them. The subtle difference is that the first text uses "attack," which is broader; the second text focuses more on "shooting," which may be narrower than "attack."

    1. The second text adds doubt and fragility to the agreement

    The first text ends decisively. However, the second text adds:
    Let’s see how long that lasts — Hopefully it will be for ETERNITY!
    This means: "Let's see how long it lasts; I hope it will be forever."

    This sentence shows that Trump himself does not consider the durability of the agreement to be certain and gives it a more wishful/display nature.

    Brief summary
    The first text resembles a formal announcement of an immediate agreement more.
    The second text resembles a more politically and personally rewritten version of the same message; in it, Trump has highlighted his role more, described the contact with Hezbollah more indirectly, added the phrase "major raid on Beirut," and at the end expressed doubt about the durability of the agreement.
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  12. 1 Jun 2026, 20:12·

    The Islamic Republic News Agency, IRNA, reported on Tuesday, June 1, the killing of two members of the Revolutionary Guard in Qom.

    This news agency claimed that the two were killed as a result of "explosions from remnants of the recent war."

    According to this report, the Revolutionary Guard identified the two individuals as Hossein Ramazaniyan Fardoui and Mohammad Oveyssi, stating that they were killed in the Fordo area, in Qom province.

    With this figure, the number of Revolutionary Guard casualties during the current ceasefire between the Islamic Republic and the United States and Israel, and outside of the recent conflicts, has risen to at least 16.
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  13. 1 Jun 2026, 20:01·

    The Public Relations of the IRGC announced that following the attack by the U.S. military on the Iranian ship "Lian Star" in the Gulf of Oman, the IRGC Navy, in a retaliatory operation, targeted the ship "MSC Sariska," owned by the "American-Israeli enemy," with a cruise missile.
    IranIntlbrk

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  14. 1 Jun 2026, 19:51·

    Donald Trump's announcement regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's agreement to halt the deployment of troops to Beirut on the evening of Monday, June 1, faced negative reactions from several prominent political figures in Israel.

    Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel's Minister of National Security, criticized the decision, stating: "It's time to say no to Trump."

    At the same time, Naftali Bennett, former Prime Minister of Israel, accused the government of being unable to maintain security. Referring to security incidents in Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh, Lebanon, and Gaza, he wrote: "The locations are different, but the story is the same; a government that has lost control over Israel's sovereignty." Bennett also stated: "Chaos is seen everywhere, and we will restore security to the citizens of Israel."

    Yair Lapid, leader of the opposition in the Israeli government, also criticized Netanyahu, describing his decision as "an announcement of Israel becoming a fully dependent state."
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    The office of the Prime Minister of Israel stated in a message attributed to Netanyahu: "I spoke with President Trump tonight and told him that if Hezbollah does not stop attacking our cities and citizens, Israel will target terrorist objectives in Beirut." Netanyahu added: "Our position on this matter has not changed."

    He also emphasized that the Israeli army will continue its operations in southern Lebanon as planned.
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  15. 1 Jun 2026, 19:51·

    Qaani: Continued attacks on Lebanon and Gaza will turn Bab el-Mandeb into the Strait of Hormuz

    Ismail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, wrote in a message published by Iranian state media on Monday evening, June 1, that Israel's war in Lebanon and Gaza "under the brazen support of the United States will strengthen the resolve of the resistance axis to expand support for both fronts, take action to activate other fronts, and align the traffic situation of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait with that of the Strait of Hormuz."

    The commander of the Quds Force also warned that continued Israeli operations in southern Lebanon and Gaza would face broader reactions from Hezbollah and Palestinian groups.
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  16. 1 Jun 2026, 17:45·

    Trump: Negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran are continuing at a rapid pace.
    Thank you for your attention to this matter!

    President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump
    This time he said "Islamic Republic of Iran"

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  17. 1 Jun 2026, 17:38·

    Trump: Israel and Hezbollah agreed to cease attacks

    Machine translation:
    I had a very constructive call with Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu, and no forces will be sent to Beirut; any forces that were en route have now been turned back.
    Additionally, I had a very good contact with Hezbollah through senior representatives, and they agreed that all shooting should stop — that Israel should not attack them and they should not attack Israel.

    President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump

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  18. 1 Jun 2026, 16:45·

    Trump: We will maintain the blockade

    NBC reporter's tweets, machine translation:
    Breaking: President Trump told me that he hasn't heard anything from Iran regarding reports of a suspension of negotiations with the U.S.; but if it's true, that's fine:
    "I think if you want the truth, we've talked too much. I think being silent would be very good, and this could last for a long time."

    He continued: "This doesn't mean we're going to go and bomb everywhere. We're just being silent. We will maintain the blockade. The blockade is a piece of steel."

    Can he keep them waiting long enough for them to back down?
    "I think I can wait as long as I want. They are losing a tremendous amount of wealth..."

    Also, when I asked the author of "The Art of the Deal" about the reports of the suspension of negotiations, he seemed to reluctantly show some respect for the Iranian negotiators:
    "That's a fair statement because they are better negotiators than fighters."
    GarrettHaake
    And now:
    Trump and Netanyahu are talking on the phone.
    J74wabx

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  19. 1 Jun 2026, 16:14·

    Simultaneously with the evacuation warning issued by the Israeli army for residents of southern Beirut suburbs, the commander of the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya warned residents of northern Israel that if Israel's threats against Lebanon are realized, they should leave these areas to avoid harm.

    Ali Abdollahi, the commander of the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya, announced that Benjamin Netanyahu has threatened to bomb Dahieh and Beirut as part of his "continued malice in the region" and has issued an evacuation warning for residents of these areas.

    He added: "Given Israel's repeated violations of the ceasefire, we warn the residents of the northern sections and military settlements in the occupied territories that if they do not want to be harmed, they should leave the area."
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  20. 1 Jun 2026, 15:40·

    "Hamid Salimian" playing the tombak
    #Hamid_Salimian, married and the father of a four-month-old son, lost his life on the evening of January 7, 2025, during protests in Zarinsahr, Isfahan, due to a direct gunshot wound.
    Hamid Salimian was a driver for one of the steel companies and, according to his acquaintances, had a great passion for music; he played the tombak and santur.
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  21. 1 Jun 2026, 15:38·

    As Israel intensifies its military attacks on Lebanon, officials of the Islamic Republic reiterated that any ceasefire between Iran and the United States must include all fronts of conflict, especially Lebanon, warning that continued attacks on this country could have consequences.

    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, announced on Monday, June 1, 1405 (May 22, 2026), that he has ordered the army to target Hezbollah positions in Dahieh, the southern suburbs of Beirut. In a video message, he stated: "There will be no situation where Hezbollah targets our cities and citizens while its terrorist bases in Dahieh, Beirut remain untouched."

    The Israeli Prime Minister's office stated that Netanyahu and Israel Katz, the country's Defense Minister, have ordered the army to attack "terrorist targets" in the southern suburbs of Beirut following what they described as "repeated violations of the ceasefire by Hezbollah" and "attacks against Israeli cities and citizens."

    Netanyahu also mentioned that the Israeli army's ground operations in Lebanon are expanding. Israel has established a security zone in southern Lebanon, claiming its purpose is to prevent Hezbollah attacks on northern areas of the country.

    In response to these developments, Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, wrote on X: "A ceasefire between Iran and the U.S., without any ambiguity, is a ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon." He added that a violation of the ceasefire on any front "means a violation of the ceasefire on all fronts." Araghchi also held the U.S. and Israel responsible for the consequences of any violation of this ceasefire. The Islamic Republic has previously stated multiple times that a ceasefire between Iran and the U.S. must also encompass other fronts of conflict, especially Lebanon.

    Abdol-Fazl Shekarchi, the spokesperson for the armed forces of the Islamic Republic, also warned Israel that "the continuation of crimes in Lebanon will not be tolerable for the armed forces of Iran."

    Simultaneously, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and head of the Iranian negotiating team with the U.S., referred to what he called "the maritime blockade and the escalation of war crimes in Lebanon," describing these actions as "clear evidence of the U.S.'s non-compliance with the ceasefire." Qalibaf wrote in a message in English on X, without providing further details: "Every choice has a cost, and the time to pay it will come. Everything will eventually fall into place."

    These statements come as Israel's military operations against Hezbollah, a group supported by the Islamic Republic in the region, have intensified. Despite Tehran's repeated emphasis on the necessity of including Lebanon in any ceasefire agreement between Iran and the U.S., this demand has not yet been realized.

    Ismail Baqaei, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, also stated on Monday during his weekly press conference: "We have emphasized and continue to emphasize that a ceasefire in Lebanon is an inseparable part of any ceasefire and any final agreement to end the war." He also considered Israel's attacks on Lebanon as factors causing delays in the diplomatic process to end the war between Iran and the U.S. and reiterated the necessity of establishing a ceasefire in Lebanon as an integral part of any final agreement.

    In a recent report, the Tasnim news agency, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated that the Islamic Republic will halt discussions and message exchanges with the U.S. through intermediaries in response to the continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon and what has been termed "the violation of the ceasefire on all fronts." Tasnim also claimed that Iran and its allied groups in the "Resistance Front" are considering actions including blocking the Strait of Hormuz and activating other fronts, including the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, as a response to Israeli attacks and its supporters.

    The Israeli army issued a statement warning residents of the Dahieh area in southern Beirut and urged them to evacuate the area to preserve their lives. The statement indicated that if Hezbollah continues to fire rockets towards Israeli cities and settlements, the Israeli army will target locations in southern Dahieh. It further emphasized that the Israeli government is not at war with the people of Lebanon, but rather with the terrorist organization Hezbollah.

    Following the announcement by Tasnim regarding the halt of "discussions and text exchanges through intermediaries" between Tehran and Washington, global oil prices rose by more than 5%, reaching their highest level in recent weeks.

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  22. 1 Jun 2026, 15:35·

    Iranian media have reported the shooting death of a female student at the Qazvin School of Dentistry.

    Mizan, the news agency of the judiciary, quoted the prosecutor of Qazvin as saying: "Initial investigations indicate that these two students, who were on the verge of graduation, were in the process of separating from a romantic relationship and had previously had severe family disputes with each other. This morning, the young man entered the clinic area with a military pistol and shot four bullets into the chest of the female student. The severity of the injuries was such that unfortunately, she lost her life at the scene."

    In a statement, Qazvin University of Medical Sciences said: "The motive for this incident was personal and family issues and is not related to administrative processes or the educational environment of the school."

    According to Hamidreza Ghafeleh Bashi, the president of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences, "This shooting occurred due to family animosity, and the two students, who were husband and wife, lost their lives as a result of the shooting."
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  23. 1 Jun 2026, 05:48·

    Messages received from Tehran regarding the sound of a fighter jet or another aircraft related to the Islamic Republic:
    Hello Tehran, the sound of a fighter jet just came in.

    The sound of a fighter jet is terrifying in western Tehran at 9:15.

    The sound of a fighter jet is coming from western Tehran at 9:14.

    Hello Vahid, the sound of a fighter jet just came in from Tehran, it lasted about 2 minutes.

    Northeast Tehran, the sound of a fighter jet.

    Hello Tehran, the sound of a fighter jet is intense.

    Right now, the sound of a fighter jet came from above us.
    It passed by.

    Just now, in the Gisha area, the sound of a fighter jet is coming.

    Right now, at 9:15, the sound of a fighter jet came from the west of Tehran (I think it was an army jet).

    Hello Vahid, a missile was launched from the Levizan area in Tehran.

    Vahid, right now at 9:15, the sound of a jet in region 2 of Tehran.

    Tehran - Farmanieh
    At 9:16, the sound of a fighter jet is coming.

    Vahid, at 9:17, the sound of a jet is coming a lot.
    Heravi.

    Hello, the sound of an aircraft, I don't know if it was a fighter jet or what, was very close from the direction of Shahrak-e Gharb in Tehran.

    Right now, at 9:17, the sound of a fighter jet came in Qeytarieh.

    In eastern Tehran, the sound of a fighter jet was heard just now.

    Hello Tehran, the sound of a fighter jet is intense.
    It’s probably their own jets.
    At 9:17.

    Hello, on Monday in Tehran at 9:15, I heard the sound of a fighter jet from the direction of Heravi.

    The sound of a fighter jet in Tehran at 9:17.

    The sound of a fighter jet in region 3 was very low.

    The sound of a fighter jet came from Tehran.

    Hello, at 9:15, the sound of a fighter jet came from the direction of Darus in Tehran.

    The sound of a fighter jet in northern Tehran at 9:15 was clear.

    Hello, at 09:15 on Monday, the sound of several fighter jets flying over northern Tehran.

    In region 3, the sound of the fighter jet was so loud and terrifying that it woke me up.

    Hello, I’m in Pasdaran, the sound of a fighter jet came a few minutes ago.

    The sound of a fighter jet in Narmak.

    Hello Vahid. The sound that came at 9:15 was similar to a fighter jet, but when I looked out the window, it looked like a passenger plane; I just don’t know why it was flying at a low altitude.

    Hello Mr. Vahid, I live in Gisha; it wasn’t a fighter jet, it was a plane. I went up on the roof and saw it, but it was a large plane, a bit more cargo or passenger, I don’t know, but it passed over Gisha.

    I’m from the surrounding village of Shahriar; a large passenger plane flew over us at a low altitude, I saw it clearly, and it was very loud.

    Hello, good afternoon, I’m in Niavaran; the sound of a fighter jet came, it was terrifying.

    Vahid, I’m in Shahrak-e Mahallati.
    Between 9:15 and 9:20, the sound of a fighter jet was coming
    (with low altitude).

    Hello dear Vahid, the terrifying sound of a fighter jet shook the house 3-4 minutes ago.

    • A cargo plane of the IRGC took off from Tehran.
    • Was the sound of the fighter jet for this?
    • It might have been for its escort.
      J74wabx

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  24. 1 Jun 2026, 05:40·

    Messages received from #BandarAbbas regarding the sound of three explosions:
    Bandar Abbas at 9:07, three explosions

    Right now in Bandar Abbas at 9:07, three strong explosions

    There are sounds similar to a heavy object (bomb or whatever) hitting the ground coming from afar.
    Bandar Abbas at 9:09 AM on Monday

    Three explosion sounds were heard in Bandar Abbas
    At 9:08

    Monday, June 1, 9:07 AM. Bandar Abbas.
    The sound of three explosions was heard near the airbase.
    Update:
    The Tasnim news agency affiliated with the IRGC claimed that it was related to unexploded ordnance. However, two days prior, they had announced that these sounds would be heard in Bandar Abbas within the next 72 hours.

    Messages received from #Isfahan regarding the sound of two explosions from afar:
    Message at 9:17: Explosion sound is coming from Isfahan, twice in a row

    Isfahan just now, an explosion sound came from area 6

    Right now in Isfahan, there was a sound like an explosion

    Hello Vahid, Isfahan at 9:18, I felt two sounds like explosions and a slight tremor, the distance was very far, between 8 and 9 there was also a similar sound, I thought I was imagining it

    Isfahan, explosion sound near Jey Shir (not sure)

    Hello. In Isfahan around 9:15, I heard the sound of two explosions a few seconds apart.
    I don't know if something was hit or they are defusing munitions. Although almost every morning there is a sound that seems like defusing.
    Today there were two in a row.

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  25. 1 Jun 2026, 05:13·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    Iran really wants to reach an agreement, and this agreement will be a good one for the United States and those who stand with us.
    But don't the clueless Democrats and some seemingly unpatriotic Republicans understand that when political players constantly and with unprecedented intensity whine that I should move faster, or slower, or fight, or not fight, or anything else, doing the right thing and negotiating becomes much harder for me?

    Just sit back and relax; in the end, everything will turn out fine — it always does!

    President, DJT
    realDonaldTrump

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  26. 1 Jun 2026, 05:10·

    Received messages:
    In Omidiyeh, Khuzestan, an explosion was heard.

    I'm messaging from Omidiyeh, Khuzestan. Around 8:13, there was a loud bang. At 8:31, they struck again.

    Just a few minutes ago, a clear explosion sound was heard.

    I'm in Omidiyeh, and I heard two loud explosions at 8:33.

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  27. 1 Jun 2026, 04:38·

    The judiciary of the Islamic Republic has announced that two more protesters from the December 2024 protests have been executed on charges of "setting fire to the [Gisha] mosque," "leading a coup," "destruction of public property," and "blocking streets."

    The names of these two protesters, who were executed early on Monday, June 1, are Mehrdad Mohammadi-Nia and Ashkan Maleki.

    Their indictment states that they were "among the main perpetrators of the arson at the Jafari mosque in the Koye Nasr neighborhood of Tehran, engaging in the destruction and burning of the mosque, destruction of public property, clashes with security forces, blocking streets, and preventing the passage of people."

    In recent months, the judiciary of the Islamic Republic has been carrying out executions of protesters or individuals accused of collaborating with the U.S. and Israel almost daily. Some human rights organizations claim that the Islamic Republic uses executions to create a climate of fear and as a means of repression.
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  28. 1 Jun 2026, 03:50·

    IRGC Statement: We responded to the attack by the U.S. on the telecommunications tower in Sirik a while ago

    At that time, I only received two messages from one person:
    At 4:00, four explosions in Sirik County
    IRGC base was hit

    At 4:26, another one hit
    Hormozgan, Sirik County

    And now someone sent the second image above and wrote:
    "At around four in the morning, the U.S. attacked here with several missiles.
    IRGC Navy base in Sirik County, near the village of Garok"

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  29. 1 Jun 2026, 03:31·

    'Missile launch from #Omidieh in Khuzestan'
    Another video received from the same missile,
    Tuesday, June 1st at 6:30 AM
    Vahid
    The General Staff of the Kuwait Army announced moments ago that the country's air defense systems are currently engaging with enemy missile and drone attacks.

    According to Reuters, no further details have been released about this drone attack.

    The Kuwait Army emphasized in its statement that any sounds of explosions are likely due to the interception of attacking targets by the defense systems and urged citizens to follow safety instructions.
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