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  1. 15 Sept 2026, 12:33·

    Amir Raeisian, a lawyer, announced on Tuesday, September 24, via a message on X, the formation of a criminal case against Reza Darvishian, an Iranian cinema and theater director.

    According to Raeisian, the IRGC has filed a complaint against Reza Darvishian on charges of propaganda against the regime, and the case is currently being processed in the seventh branch of the Tehran Revolutionary Court.

    Raeisian stated that a summons has been issued for Reza Darvishian in the prosecutor's office, and the IRGC, as the complainant, has requested the seizure of his assets.
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  2. 15 Sept 2026, 12:33·

    The "Kargah" studio has announced the release of "Arya Kasai," a graphic designer and one of the founders of this studio, after nearly two months of detention, along with a photo.
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  3. 15 Sept 2026, 12:15·

    The Tehran police say they have arrested an individual who threw three Molotov cocktails at the "gathered crowd" in Poonak Square, Tehran, on the evening of Monday, September 23.

    Poonak Square is one of the squares in Tehran where government nighttime gatherings have been held since the beginning of the 40-day war.

    According to a statement released by the Tehran police command, "this individual threw three Molotov cocktails from the top of a building towards the crowd around 9:30 PM and then fled."

    The statement claims that this individual "intended to illegally exit the western borders of the country, but officers shot him in the right leg and arrested him, then transferred him to the hospital."
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  4. 15 Sept 2026, 12:14·

    The official U.S. report on the costs and damages of the war with Iran has been released.

    An official report from U.S. government oversight agencies states that the war with Iran has led to "strategic shortages" in the stockpiles of certain advanced U.S. weapons.

    The first official report from U.S. government inspection agencies regarding Operation "Epic Fury," which was publicly released on Monday, September 23, indicates that the extensive use of munitions in the war with Iran "has resulted in strategic shortages in inventories and revealed industrial base bottlenecks for the replenishment of munitions."

    According to this assessment, the Pentagon is working to address this issue by trying to reduce the procurement process and production times for weapons and increase stockpiles of critical materials, components, and some munitions to allow for rapid production increases in emergencies.

    The report also shows that as of June 29 (July 8), the U.S. has spent approximately $33.4 billion on the war. Nearly two-thirds of this amount pertains to consumed munitions, while $3.7 billion has been allocated for lost equipment. Additionally, another $7.4 billion falls under other expenses.

    U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had previously announced the cost of the war up to that point as $37.5 billion. NBC News had also reported earlier, citing officials and informed individuals about internal estimates, that when accounting for broader costs, the actual figure for the war could reach $80 to $100 billion.

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, wrote on the social media platform Truth Social on Monday, coinciding with the release of the assessment report on "Operation Epic Fury," that the U.S. is now producing advanced weapons more than ever in its history, and these equipments are being provided daily to American forces in the Middle East and other regions.
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  5. 15 Sept 2026, 12:09·

    A security project named "Healing" has requested citizens to identify more individuals and report them to this system by releasing personal information of several Iranians living abroad. The Islamic Republic's broadcasting organization has also promoted this project; a project whose managing security or governmental entity is unclear, and it is unknown how the published identity information was obtained.
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  6. 15 Sept 2026, 12:06·

    The "Jan-Fada Campaign," an initiative linked to the propaganda institutions of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, has begun sending text messages to register citizens for "military and rescue training courses" and to organize them into "popular brigades."

    In a text message sent to several citizens, recipients were asked to register from 5 PM on Tuesday, September 24, to participate in the "military and rescue training courses of the Jan-Fada popular brigades."

    The "Jan-Fada Campaign" was launched on April 8, 1405 (Persian calendar) under the auspices of the "Cultural and Social Headquarters of Qurb Baghiyah-Allah," an institution affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Online, SMS, phone, and in-person registration systems were established to attract individuals over the age of 12 to this campaign.
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    Yesterday, I received many messages from citizens saying they had not registered for this campaign, but that text message was sent to them.

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  7. 15 Sept 2026, 12:01·

    On Monday, September 23, a U.S. federal court ruled against the enforcement of Donald Trump's administration's order to limit the duration of stay for foreign students and journalists in the United States.

    This order, which the judge stated was issued due to "very weak arguments" from the government, was set to be implemented by the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday.

    According to a law that the Trump administration is attempting to enforce, the visas for foreign students and those participating in cultural programs in the U.S. would be limited to four years.

    This law also states that journalist visas should not exceed 240 days.

    All three groups, under the law that the court has now blocked, would need to reapply and extend their visas for a longer stay.

    According to the federal judge, the enforcement of the new law would significantly "limit the number of foreign students and journalists in the United States."
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  8. 15 Sept 2026, 12:00·

    The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it had requested a travel exemption from the United Nations travel ban for Mohammad Eslami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of the Islamic Republic, but the request was denied.

    According to the ministry, the President of the UN Security Council informed Vienna that the request was rejected due to a lack of consensus.

    The Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that, considering the country's international commitments, Eslami's entry is not possible.

    Eslami was on his way to Vienna to attend the annual general conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency, but he was not allowed to participate. He had attended all the agency's general conferences since 2021.

    The travel ban stems from the "snapback" mechanism that reinstated UN sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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  9. 15 Sept 2026, 11:59·

    The oil tanker Al-Ghaya is being towed to one of Oman’s ports after an attack off the coast of Oman and a fire in the engine room.

    According to a Reuters report citing Omani officials, 23 crew members have been evacuated from the vessel, and two are still missing.

    Accounts regarding the cause of the incident are contradictory. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that Al-Ghaya, flying the Panama flag, hit a sea mine while passing through a "restricted area" south of the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. Central Command called the claim incorrect, stating that the vessel "was struck by an Iranian missile last month and became inoperable."

    The International Maritime Organization reported that Al-Ghaya was damaged on Saturday, without specifying the cause.
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  10. 15 Sept 2026, 11:53·

    At least 100 protesters in 13 provinces of Iran are at risk of execution

    The "Iran Human Rights" organization announced that at least 100 of the detainees from the protests in December are facing the death penalty in 13 provinces of Iran; the highest number of these individuals, 46, is from Isfahan province.

    According to the published list, after Isfahan, there are 22 individuals in Tehran and Alborz provinces. Additionally, 10 are in Fars, seven in Razavi Khorasan, five in Markazi, three in Yazd, and two in Semnan. In the provinces of North Khorasan, Gilan, Ardabil, Ilam, and Qazvin, there is one person each facing the death penalty.

    This organization states that the published list only includes protesters who have received a death sentence at least at the primary level.
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  11. 14 Sept 2026, 23:57·

    Tasnim News Agency, affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, reported on Monday evening, September 23, 1405, about a drone attack on two "fishing boats" near the port of Kargan in the waters of the Persian Gulf.

    According to this report, following the attack, which Tasnim attributed to "America," several fishermen aboard the two boats have gone missing. Search and rescue operations have begun to locate the missing individuals, and rescue teams and responsible agencies are currently searching and attempting to save them. Tasnim stated that more details about this incident and the status of the fishermen will be announced after receiving official reports.
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    Update:
    Axios: America destroyed two Revolutionary Guards boats
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  12. 14 Sept 2026, 20:22·

    The Navy Command of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claims that a supertanker, which it says intended to pass through the "restricted area south of the Strait of Hormuz," "exploded after hitting a naval mine."

    Iranian news agencies reported on the evening of Monday, September 23, citing a statement from the IRGC, that the name of this supertanker is "El Gaia" with the maritime number "9325336," adding that "efforts to extinguish the fire have been unsuccessful, and the entire tanker is engulfed in flames."
    The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has called this claim "incorrect," stating that the tanker "El Gaia," which was sailing under the Panamanian flag, was targeted by an Iranian missile last month and became inoperable.
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    CENTCOM's post, machine translation:
    🚫 Claim: The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran claims that a Panamanian-flagged tanker recently collided with a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz. This claim is false.

    ✅ Fact: The tanker "El Gaia," flying the Panamanian flag, was targeted by an Iranian missile last month and became inoperable. Last weekend, Iran again targeted this tanker while it was in Omani coastal waters with a drone. The tanker is currently being towed by one of its regional partners.

    The IRGC's false claim is another example of its lies and efforts to intimidate, while it seeks to obstruct commercial shipping in the strait.
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  13. 14 Sept 2026, 20:17·

    Donald Trump emphasized in a message on the social media platform Truth Social that the rise in prices across America is due to the policies of Joe Biden and his administration. He wrote that even oil prices have been higher during Biden's term than the current level, and his administration has prevented the Islamic Republic of Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

    Trump pointed out that the prices of other goods are sharply decreasing and added that oil prices will plummet like a stone as soon as the military conflict with Iran ends—which he claims is not far off.

    During Biden's presidency, following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war and energy market crises, oil prices reached their highest level in spring 2022, with Brent crude rising to about $127 per barrel.
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    The U.S. President called on countries around the world on Truth Social to reimburse the United States for its costs in supporting ships and assisting the passage of oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz after the conflicts end. Trump emphasized that countries that have provided no assistance to the U.S. should compensate for the damages and costs of these actions, as Washington is undertaking this mission more for the benefit of others than for itself. Earlier, Chris Wright, the U.S. Secretary of Energy, announced that the average number of oil shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz with the support of the U.S. Navy is on the rise.
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  14. 14 Sept 2026, 15:57·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    A defeated Iran wants to reach an agreement very quickly and severely. I will decide whether the United States will enter negotiations or not — an idea we are open to. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

    President Donald J. Trump
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    Trump wrote: The bankrupting country of Iran wants to reach an agreement quickly and severely. I will determine whether the United States will get involved in this story or not; something we are open to.

    Following the publication of this post, oil prices slightly decreased.
    The recent comments from the President of the United States come as Iran has stated it has no plans to negotiate with the U.S. and has announced multiple conditions for an agreement with Washington.

    Meanwhile, Scott Busset, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, as part of the economic pressure program on Iran known as "Economic Exile Operations," urged all whistleblowers to provide his department with any information they have about "Iranian terrorism facilitators."
    In a message on the social media platform X, he wrote to those around the world who have information about the vital arteries of Iran's economy: "This is your chance. If you have actionable information for the Treasury Department, you may be eligible for a reward, regardless of where you live or who signs your paycheck. If you see something, say something."
    He also reiterated that the U.S. Treasury Department has initiated Economic Exile Operations "to cut off all financial arteries of the Iranian regime and its supporters."
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  15. 14 Sept 2026, 14:55·

    In Rasht, government supporters attacked the Ashkadeh Saharkhizaan at night. In a video released by Ashkadeh Saharkhizaan, the phrase "Soup is free for those with hijab" was posted on the wall, and as the camera turned, several men in hijabs were seen standing in line. This became an excuse for the raid and destruction of the shop. This incident occurred on Sunday, September 22, 405.

    The prosecutor immediately filed charges against it, and the restaurant manager was arrested, and the restaurant itself was shut down. However, it seems this reaction was not enough for the plainclothes agents, and last night they vandalized the restaurant.
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  16. 14 Sept 2026, 14:18·

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    🛑 Accusation of "Rebellion" Against Mohammad Parsa Golchin, a Student at Tehran University and Holder of a Gold Medal in the Olympiad!

    According to reports received by Tehran-Daneshju, #MohammadParsa_Golchin, a first-year undergraduate student in Literature at Tehran University and holder of a gold medal in the Literary Olympiad, has been accused of "membership in a rebellious group."

    Additionally, "conspiracy and collusion against internal security" and "propaganda actions against national security" are other charges brought against this elite student. He has been summoned to Branch 268 of the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office in Mashhad to defend himself against the aforementioned charges.

    On Saturday, April 22, 2025, Mohammad Parsa Golchin, along with a group of 18 students, was violently arrested by armed officers during a friendly visit. The cases of other detainees are also ongoing, and they are awaiting their verdicts and summonses. If additional information is received, reports on the cases of other students will subsequently be published by Tehran-Daneshju.

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  17. 14 Sept 2026, 13:36·

    The Instagram page of the restaurant "Dastpokht Bibi" in Tehran was blocked by a court order due to the publication of a story with the text "Nothing beats Bibi's cutlet" accompanied by the soundtrack "Bibi Gol" by Moein, on the grounds of "publishing criminal content."

    Earlier, in 2022, Navab Ebrahimi, a chef, was arrested after posting a cutlet recipe on his Instagram coinciding with the anniversary of Qassem Soleimani's death.
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  18. 14 Sept 2026, 13:29·

    Yahya Saree, the military spokesman for the Houthi forces supported by the Islamic Republic, announced the execution of extensive operations with dozens of drones and ballistic missiles against military targets in the Khamis Mushait region of Saudi Arabia. Saree stated that the "King Khalid" airbase in this area was targeted, and hangars for fighter jets, radars, runways, and ammunition depots were among the Houthi targets. The Houthi military spokesman described this operation as a response to Saudi airstrikes on Yemen.
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    Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, met today, Monday, September 23, 1405, in Jeddah with Admiral Brad Cooper, the commander of the U.S. Central Command, CENTCOM, to discuss recent developments in the region. The Reuters news agency, citing Saudi state media, reported that this meeting took place amid escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi forces supported by the Islamic Republic in Yemen.
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  19. 14 Sept 2026, 13:25·

    The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs today, Monday, September 23, 1405, denied reports about Chinese institutions assisting the Islamic Republic in targeting a U.S. military base in Jordan.

    Reuters reported, citing the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, that Beijing "firmly opposes these baseless accusations."

    This reaction came after the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed American officials, that the Islamic Republic had received satellite images of the "Muwaffaq Salti" base in Jordan from institutions in China prior to the missile attack on September 17. In the missile attack by the Islamic Republic on this U.S. military base, three American soldiers were killed.

    According to the Wall Street Journal, American officials did not disclose the names of the Chinese institutions that allegedly provided the satellite images to the Islamic Republic. These officials also did not accuse the Chinese government of participating in or directly intervening in this action.

    U.S. President Donald Trump also reacted on Sunday, September 22, 1405, to reports regarding the Islamic Republic's access to satellite images of a U.S. military base in Jordan through Chinese institutions. Trump deemed the report regarding the Islamic Republic's access to these images, prior to the attack that resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers, as "insignificant."

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  20. 14 Sept 2026, 13:19·

    Ismail Baqaei, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, announced on Monday that the Austrian chargé d'affaires in Tehran has been summoned following the news that a visa was not issued for Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, to attend the International Atomic Energy Agency's General Conference in Vienna. Baqaei stated that they know this decision was made under U.S. pressure, but this reality does not diminish Austria's responsibility.
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    Previously:
    According to an informed source who spoke with the Associated Press, Mohammad Eslami, the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, is likely to miss the annual meeting of member states of the UN nuclear oversight body in Vienna for the first time in several years, as he has been banned from international travel.

    This official stated that Austria had requested the UN sanctions committee to issue a travel exemption for Eslami, but this request was not accepted. This official, who was not authorized to comment on this sensitive issue, spoke on condition of anonymity.

    As the host of the United Nations in Vienna, Austria can request travel exemptions for sanctioned officials so they can attend UN international meetings. According to this American news agency, Eslami's absence from the IAEA conference is another sign of the rapidly deteriorating relations between Iran and Western countries.

    Since Israel and the U.S. attacked Iran's nuclear facilities during the 12-day war, the Islamic Republic has not allowed inspectors access to the damaged nuclear facilities from these attacks; meanwhile, Tehran is legally obligated to cooperate with the agency under its commitments within the framework of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The agency has also been unable to verify the status of Iran's uranium reserves, which are close to the level needed for nuclear weapon construction.

    The reinstated UN sanctions include travel bans, conventional arms embargoes, restrictions on ballistic missile development, asset freezes, and prohibitions on producing technologies related to the nuclear program.

    Despite this official's statements about the likelihood of Eslami's absence from the conference, the state news agency IRNA reported on Saturday that Eslami had left Tehran for Vienna to attend the conference and meet with representatives from various countries. Senior officials from IAEA member states are set to gather from Monday to Friday at the agency's headquarters in Vienna. They will decide on and approve the agency's budget and discuss other policy issues, including nuclear safeguards in the Middle East.
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  21. 14 Sept 2026, 13:11·

    On the eve of the fourth anniversary of the government-sanctioned murder of Mahsa Jina Amini, reports from Isfahan, Rasht, Fuman, Mashhad, and Nishapur indicate an increase in pressure to impose mandatory hijab and the reappearance of the morality police, hijab enforcers, and plainclothes forces in the streets.

    A citizen reported that a morality police van has been stationed in Ali Khani Square in Isfahan, and officers are arresting women who do not comply with the mandatory hijab "without prior warning" and taking them away.

    Another citizen described the atmosphere in Isfahan as "extremely security-oriented," stating that morality police have been deployed in areas such as Jolfa, Mardavij, Chaharbagh, and Naqsh-e Jahan Square, confronting women without shawls or headscarves.

    One more wrote: "In Isfahan, there is no longer a morality police van; it’s a bus. They gather girls with the bus and take them away."
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    In Mashhad, on the evening of September 13, armed forces entered Mellat Park and issued hijab warnings to women. Several citizens from Rasht reported that confrontations regarding mandatory hijab have intensified in this city.
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  22. 14 Sept 2026, 04:52·

    1- Video of the rescue of an American pilot in Iran
    2- One person realizes that a missile is coming towards them out of the seven. They try to warn their teammates but don’t know which way to run. In the end, an explosion engulfs all seven.
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    CBS has spoken with one of the two U.S. Army officers whose plane was shot down near Isfahan in mid-April after five months.

    This officer, referred to as Bravo, described the moment the shoulder-fired missile struck their F-15 fighter jet as akin to a freight train collision, stating that he and the pilot, referred to in this report as Alpha, attempted to save the aircraft but soon realized that it was impossible to save the plane and they needed to eject.

    After the emergency ejection, Alpha and Bravo landed on uneven desert ground in Iran about eight kilometers apart, each alone. Alpha landed safely, but Bravo was lucky to survive.

    Bravo said, "My parachute was damaged in the initial attack. I looked up for a moment and saw there was no parachute; it was the scariest thing I had ever seen in my life. I paused right there and prayed: 'God, let Your will be done. But if I am to survive this ordeal, I need help.'"

    In response to the question, "What speed do you think you were moving at when you hit the ground?" he said, "Based on the explanations I provided and the injuries I had, specialists believe I hit the ground at a speed between 113 to 161 kilometers per hour." He added, "It was a miracle in modern times. I believe this event is a testament to God's grace in my life that allowed me to get through that moment; even though I was injured, I did not suffer catastrophic injuries that could have taken away my ability to survive."

    This crash resulted in a broken back for Bravo. He also broke his arm and shoulder, twisted his ankle, and his head and face were bloodied from cuts and scrapes.

    Bravo said, "I was injured, but we have all been trained to adapt to and overcome the conditions we face. Despite my injuries, I moved away from my landing site as quickly as I could."

    Bravo told CBS that the safest place he could go was higher ground. Therefore, despite his broken bones, he decided to climb up the mountain and reach a ridge at an elevation of about 2,100 meters.
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    What I see is that the media and Persian-speaking users do not pay attention to the fact that this interview does not say that the American officer climbed a 7,000-foot mountain with broken limbs; rather, it says he reached an elevation of 7,000 feet. There is a big difference between the two.
    Keep in mind that Isfahan itself is between 1,600 to 2,000 meters above sea level. This means he might have only needed to ascend a hundred meters to reach an elevation of 7,000 feet.
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  23. 13 Sept 2026, 19:20·

    Oman's Foreign Minister announced the postponement of the meeting between Iran and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and the region; a meeting that was scheduled to take place on Monday, September 23, in Salalah, Oman, focusing on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

    Badr al-Busaidi, Oman's Foreign Minister, wrote on X network on Sunday, September 22, that this meeting was postponed "to achieve consensus." He emphasized that Oman remains committed to strengthening dialogues that contribute to "stability and sustainable cooperation in the region."

    Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, had previously stated that he would participate in the eight-party meeting of the foreign ministers of the Gulf and Oman Sea coastal countries in Salalah on Monday. The meeting was supposed to discuss Iran and Oman's proposal to create a mechanism for the safe passage of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

    The announcement of the postponement comes as the United States had previously emphasized that it would not participate in negotiations related to the Strait of Hormuz and would focus any direct negotiations with the Islamic Republic on the nuclear issue. U.S. officials have told regional countries that Washington will not negotiate about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, and the main topic of any potential negotiations with Tehran should be the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.

    Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, had also previously stated that the Strait of Hormuz should not be under the control of the Islamic Republic and that the U.S. would take action to ensure the security of shipping in this route. In contrast, the Islamic Republic and Oman have sought to involve regional countries in discussions about the mechanism for the passage of ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The results of Tehran and Muscat's consultations regarding safe shipping routes were to be presented to the regional countries at this meeting.
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  24. 13 Sept 2026, 18:32·

    The New York Times reported on Sunday, September 22, citing several Iranian officials, that Massoud Pezeshkian became extremely angry after the IRGC forces attacked three commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz in early July, calling the action "reckless and irresponsible."

    These attacks, which resulted in the fire of a liquefied gas tanker from Qatar and damage to other vessels, occurred just as Iran was nearing an agreement with the United States to end the conflicts.

    According to the report written by Farnaz Fasihi based on Iranian officials, Pezeshkian contacted Ahmad Vahidi, the commander of the IRGC, after learning about the incident and demanded accountability in a harsh tone. However, Vahidi, while denying responsibility and expressing ignorance, informed the President that neither had he issued permission for this action nor was the Supreme National Security Council aware of the operation.
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  25. 13 Sept 2026, 17:51·

    A few days ago, after the announcement of the third gasoline price in Iran, real images were shared on social media showing that some pumps at gas stations couldn't display all the digits of the 10,000-toman gasoline price and had to stick an extra zero on the pump's body.

    Now, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the head of the "Islamic Consultative Assembly" in Iran, has posted that animation. But regarding fuel prices in another country: mb_ghalibaf

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  26. 13 Sept 2026, 15:13·

    Hossein Rasouli Nasab, one of the detainees from the protests in December 2024 in Shandiz, has been sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Mashhad on charges of "moharebeh" (waging war against God). He is currently being held in Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad.

    The news agency HRANA, the news organ of human rights activists in Iran, reported on Sunday, September 22, 2026, that Hossein Rasouli Nasab has been accused of "moharebeh through participation in the destruction of public property" and "conspiracy and collusion against national security."
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  27. 13 Sept 2026, 14:58·

    Civil Registration Organization: We have used artificial intelligence and blockchain in the new national ID cards.
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  28. 13 Sept 2026, 13:43·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said on Sunday, September 13, 2026, that the "Iran issue" may be resolved before the U.S. midterm elections, but in any case, the war with Iran will end immediately after these elections.

    During his trip to Ireland and on the sidelines of the Open Golf Championship in Ireland, Trump commented on the possibility of an agreement with the Islamic Republic, stating that Iran is very eager for a deal and is continuously reaching out to the U.S., but Washington will only accept an agreement that he describes as "right" and desirable.

    He also responded to a question about the meeting of the foreign ministers of the Gulf countries and the Sea of Oman with Iran, saying that this matter is not important to the U.S. and the decision regarding the meeting with the Islamic Republic is up to those countries themselves.

    This meeting is scheduled to take place on Tuesday in Oman. Iran has stated that one of the topics of discussion at this meeting will be the new transit route in the Strait of Hormuz. Abbas Araghchi, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic, has also reiterated that Iran's condition for reopening the Strait of Hormuz is the return of the U.S. to its commitments under the Islamabad agreement.
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  29. 13 Sept 2026, 12:24·

    The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported on Saturday, through a security alert, that a ship was targeted in the Strait of Hormuz.
    This maritime regulatory body stated: "A report has been received regarding an incident in the vicinity of the Strait of Hormuz. A ship was struck by an unknown projectile while passing through the Strait of Hormuz."
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    Amir Timouri, the governor of Qeshm County, announced that a commercial ship was targeted around 5 AM today in the area of Hengam Island and the Shibdaraz coast of Qeshm Island.
    According to the governor of Qeshm, one person was killed and three others were injured in this incident.
    Timouri attributed the attack to the United States.
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  30. 13 Sept 2026, 12:23·

    Mandatory Tour of the Whipping Room for "Lessons" for the Accused

    One citizen has shared a video secretly recorded in the whipping execution room, detailing their observations and direct experience with the Abdolrahman Boroumand Foundation; a narrative that will soon be published as a detailed testimony.

    Regarding their motivation for releasing this video after several years, they say:
    "What I went through during my arrest and the issuance of this sentence may seem insignificant compared to the endless volume of oppression and injustice; what matters to me is shedding light on a corner of this terrifying mechanism so that everyone can see what humiliating punishments the people of Iran face just to have a normal life."
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