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  1. 28 May 2026, 02:29·

    Received messages:

    Hello Vahid, the siren just went off in Kuwait at 5:20.

    Vahid, the Kuwait siren just activated.

    Hello, there’s the sound of air defense and about 2 explosions in Kuwait.

    Greetings Vahid 🙋🏻‍♂️
    Here at 5:20 Kuwait time, the siren went off and alerts came to our phones.
    But no Kuwaiti media has yet reported the reason for this incident.

    Update:
    The Kuwaiti army announced that the country's air defense systems intercepted "hostile" missile and drone attacks, but did not specify where these threats originated from.

    In a statement, the Kuwaiti army said that the explosion sounds heard in the country were due to the interception of these threats by the air defense systems.
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  2. 27 May 2026, 23:53·

    The Associated Press reported, citing U.S. officials, that U.S. Central Command forces shot down four Iranian one-way attack drones that posed a threat near the Strait of Hormuz and targeted a ground control station in Bandar Abbas that was on the verge of launching a fifth drone.
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    Meanwhile, the Tasnim news agency, close to the Revolutionary Guard, quoted an informed source as saying: "A few hours ago, an American oil tanker attempted to pass through the Strait of Hormuz by turning off its radar system, but was forced to stop and turn back due to the swift and decisive action of the Revolutionary Guard Navy, which fired at it."

    Tasnim reported on the U.S. airstrike on locations east of Bandar Abbas, stating that U.S. forces "fired at a scorched area around Bandar Abbas, and the sounds of explosions were related to this incident; this firing caused no casualties or financial damage."
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  3. 27 May 2026, 22:24·

    #Bandar Abbas
    Received messages:

    Four consecutive explosion sounds just came in now
    1:33 AM Bandar Abbas

    Hello Mr. Vahid, just now three explosion sounds were heard in Bandar Abbas at 1:33 AM

    Haji, the sound of an explosion again in the east of Bandar Abbas, just now three in a row at 1:43 AM

    Hello Vahid
    01:33 AM
    Just now in Bandar Abbas, I heard three explosions
    towards Behesht Bandar
    Probably again like last time, it's the airport runway

    Bandar Abbas, 1:30 AM on the 7th of Khordad, the sound of a fighter jet followed by three explosion sounds

    Three explosions in Bandar Abbas

    At 1:33 AM on Thursday, 7th of Khordad, has anyone else reported the sound of three explosions from Bandar Abbas?
    It sounded like a surface-to-air missile

    Sounds came from Bandar Abbas
    Three times
    Hello. At 1:32 AM, three loud explosions were heard in Bandar Abbas, and the house shook violently.
    At 1:47, there were two more explosions

    The sound of three explosions in Bandar Abbas just now

    Hello dear Vahid, there were several terrifying explosions in Bandar Abbas, the windows of the house shook at 1:38
    They hit Bandar Abbas again at 1:49

    Three explosion sounds followed by the sound of defense systems

    Three explosions in a row and one more ten minutes later occurred in Bandar Abbas
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  4. 27 May 2026, 17:49·

    Donald Trump commented on the cancellation or reduction of sanctions against the Islamic Republic, stating that Washington is "not discussing any reduction of sanctions or giving money" and emphasized: "No sanctions, no money, nothing." He added that the U.S. has control over the funds that the Islamic Republic claims belong to it and will maintain that control. Trump said that when the Islamic Republic "behaves properly" and "does the right thing," access to this money will be granted, but "we are not doing that right now" and "these two issues are not linked."

    Trump also expressed his disapproval of transferring enriched uranium, stating he does not agree with transferring Iran's enriched uranium reserves to Russia or China.
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    In response to a question about Tehran and Oman's control over the Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump said the strait will be open to all and is considered international waters. He emphasized that no one will control it and the U.S. will oversee it. Trump added that control of the strait is part of the negotiations, and Iran wishes to take control of it, but that will not happen. He also mentioned that Oman will behave like others, and otherwise, the U.S. will be forced to blow them up.
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  5. 27 May 2026, 16:40·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said on Wednesday that Iran will not benefit from the lifting of sanctions by Washington in exchange for abandoning its enriched uranium and expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's proposals for a peace agreement.

    Before holding his cabinet meeting, Trump, in a brief phone call with PBS News, responded to the question of whether the current agreement means that Iran will give up its enriched uranium in exchange for the lifting of sanctions, saying, "No, no, not at all. There is no lifting of sanctions, no."
    He added, "They are supposed to give up their enriched uranium, not in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. No, no, not at all."

    Iran has over 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent, which is buried in the underground facilities targeted in last year's 12-day war.
    A few hours later, at the beginning of his cabinet meeting at the White House, the U.S. President said that Iran is very eager to reach an agreement, but the U.S. is still not satisfied with the proposed agreement.

    In this meeting, in the presence of reporters, Trump said, "Iran is very determined; they really want to reach an agreement. So far, they have not succeeded... We are not satisfied with it, but we will be."
    He then once again threatened Iran with the resumption of military attacks: "Either we reach that point, or we will have to finish the job."
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  6. 27 May 2026, 16:31·

    Replying to message #70100

    "Saeed Sadeqi Afjeh" lost his life on January 9, 2025, around 9:30 PM, in the Tehranpars area of Tehran, at the corner of Alley 208, due to a gunshot wound to the back of his head from a military bullet.

    According to acquaintances, Saeed Sadeqi Afjeh was shot in the back of the head after he went to help a young man who had been shot in the leg.

    Based on this account, he was taken to the third circle hospital in Tehranpars, but the next morning, his body was transferred from the hospital to Kahrizak. The family went to Kahrizak to retrieve the body, and according to them, the bodies of the deceased were placed in containers and transferred to Behesht Zahra.

    Saeed Sadeqi Afjeh was buried on January 23, 2025, in the village of "Kand Aliyah" in Lavasan.

    Saeed Sadeqi Afjeh was single, worked as a frame maker, and had one sister. His parents had passed away about ten years ago.
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    Update: I received a message stating that his father is alive.
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  7. 27 May 2026, 16:24·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Wednesday, June 27, during a cabinet meeting at the White House, spoke about negotiations with the Islamic Republic, stating that Tehran is "very eager" for an agreement, but the negotiations have not yet reached a final outcome.

    Trump said: "We are not satisfied with the current situation, but we will be."

    The U.S. President also described the Islamic Republic as being under severe pressure, stating: "Their navy has been destroyed, their air force is gone, and they have lost everything."

    Trump added that the Islamic Republic is "negotiating while having nothing left" and warned that if an agreement is not reached, the U.S. may "come back and finish the job."

    Trump said: "They have just returned to the internet because they are under severe pressure."

    He also mentioned that Iran's economy is "in free fall" and that Tehran has no option but to move towards an agreement due to heavy pressures.
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  8. 27 May 2026, 16:19·

    Fars News Agency, citing "informed sources," reported that Donald Trump, the President of the United States, may unilaterally announce in the coming hours that an agreement between Iran and the U.S. has been finalized; an action that, according to these sources, could be aimed at applying political pressure and influencing public opinion before the remaining disputes are fully resolved.

    According to this report, this scenario has emerged while some issues between the two sides remain unresolved and the negotiations have not reached a final stage. In this context, a member of the Iranian negotiating team emphasized in an interview with Fars that no agreement will be announced until all of Iran's concerns are addressed. According to this source, the Islamic Republic of Iran will only officially announce the outcome of the negotiations if the disputes are completely resolved, and no agreement will be approved by Tehran before reaching a final consensus.
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  9. 27 May 2026, 16:14·

    #Fire in one of the towers of the Pamchal residential complex in Chitgar #Tehran
    Received + published images, Wednesday, June 6
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  10. 27 May 2026, 15:28·

    The White House announced on Wednesday that a report published by the Islamic Republic's broadcasting service, which referred to a draft of an initial and unofficial framework for an agreement between Iran and the United States, is "not accurate" and the mentioned agreement is "completely fabricated."

    Iran's state television had reported hours earlier that a draft framework agreement with the United States includes a commitment to lift the maritime blockade on Iran, restore traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and withdraw American forces from the Persian Gulf region.

    The White House stated in a release: "This report from Iranian-controlled media is not true, and the agreement they published is completely fabricated. No one should believe what Iranian state media publishes. Facts matter."

    The IRIB report claimed that the U.S. has committed to lifting the maritime blockade on Iran, and in return, Iran has pledged to restore the number of commercial vessels passing through to pre-tension levels within a month.

    The Islamic Republic's television also stated that according to this draft, the "management and navigation" of vessels will be conducted in cooperation with Oman, and the U.S. has committed to withdrawing its military forces from "the surrounding environment of Iran."
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  11. 27 May 2026, 15:14·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, criticized CNN on the social media platform Truth Social on Wednesday, June 27, by sharing an AI-generated image. He stated that this media outlet portrays the Islamic Republic's navy as powerful, while Iranian vessels are sunk in the ocean.

    In this image, the phrase "CNN: The Iranian Navy is powerful" is seen alongside a picture of the Islamic Republic's sunken vessels at the bottom of the ocean.
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  12. 27 May 2026, 14:34·

    A group of users on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) are posting critical reports about political developments and events outside of Iran, addressing citizens who have gradually managed to connect to the internet using a VPN after about three months.

    These posts, which begin with phrases like “When you weren't here” or “Hey kids in Iran who just connected,” have become a space for documenting and critically reflecting on the political developments of the past 88 days, coinciding with the gradual reduction of internet access disruptions.
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    Friends who just connected, search for “Hello Vahid Jan” to find a complete archive of the situation of the Iranian community during the internet outage.
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  13. 27 May 2026, 14:28·

    The IRNA news agency announced that it has accessed a preliminary unofficial document outlining a 14-point framework for a potential agreement between Iran and the United States. According to Iranian media, the document is not yet finalized but contains details regarding the situation in the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S. military presence in the region.

    According to the report, the draft states that the U.S. commits to withdrawing its military forces from around Iran and halting maritime blockade. In return, Tehran also commits to restoring the passage of commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz to pre-war levels within one month.

    The document specifies that military vessels will not be included in the agreement, and the management of the movement of commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz will be conducted in cooperation with Iran and the Sultanate of Oman.

    IRNA also reported that the final framework of the agreement has not yet been drafted, and Iran has emphasized that no practical actions will be taken without a "verification mechanism" or assurance mechanism in place.

    In another part of the report, it is mentioned that if the two sides reach a final agreement within the next 60 days, this understanding could be approved in the form of a binding resolution in the United Nations Security Council.
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    🔄 Update:
    The White House: Reports from Islamic Republic media about the Tehran-Washington agreement are completely fabricated.

    The White House described the reports from Islamic Republic media regarding the potential agreement's clauses as "completely fabricated" and stated that one should not trust the narratives of Islamic Republic media.
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  14. 27 May 2026, 14:10·

    Donald Trump shared a report from the Jerusalem Post on Truth Social, which is based on exclusive information from "Media Line," stating that incidents of sexual harassment and assault against detained women, especially young women, have increased in the prisons and detention centers of the Islamic Republic during the ceasefire.

    In this report, a young woman named Kamila said that after a violent arrest at her home, she was held for two weeks with eight other women, including a 16-year-old girl who had been shot in the face with a pellet gun, in a 20-square-meter room.

    According to Kamila, after being transferred to solitary confinement and refusing to make a forced confession, she was subjected to violence in the interrogation room, her clothes were torn, she was assaulted with a baton, severely beaten, and threatened with gang rape.

    The Jerusalem Post also noted that widespread internet shutdowns, arrests, enforced disappearances, kidnappings, threats against journalists and dissidents abroad, and a sudden increase in the execution of opponents indicate that repression in Iran has intensified.

    Donald Trump had previously called for the release of eight female political prisoners in Iran in a post on Truth Social.
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  15. 27 May 2026, 14:08·

    The Ministry of Information of the Islamic Republic warned on Wednesday, June 6, that after the recent war, "some shortages and price increases" due to U.S. economic pressures could lead to new unrest in Iran.

    In a statement, the ministry claimed that "the intensification of economic pressures and, consequently, various social provocations by enemy agents and foreign Persian-language mercenary media, taking advantage of some shortages and price increases" is one of the focal points of attention for the U.S. and Israel.

    The warning about the possibility of unrest comes amid a sharp rise in inflation rates and the prices of goods, as well as reports of a significant decline in the revenues of the Islamic Republic following weeks of U.S. maritime blockade and a severe drop in Iran's oil exports.

    This is while the protests in December of last year also began after a continuous rise in currency rates in the market and commercial areas of Iran, and after a few days, with an increase in the number of protesters, faced severe violence from security forces and the killing of thousands.

    The Ministry of Information also warned about "terrorist operations and border violations, especially in the northwest and southeast of Iran," and various types of "assassination and sabotage," claiming that the U.S. and Israel are seeking to introduce "various weapons, ammunition, and illegal communication tools, especially Starlink," into Iran.

    Concerns about the spread of Starlink satellite internet come as, after 88 days of nationwide internet shutdown in Iran, citizens have gradually and limitedly been able to access some global internet services since Tuesday.
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    This statement, titled "A Word to Our Benefactors and a Warning to Our Enemies," published in Iranian domestic media, claims that "the enemy, defeated in military warfare, is seeking to produce achievements for itself, albeit through soft warfare."

    This statement is issued while Ismail Khatib, the Minister of Information of the Islamic Republic, was killed in the third week of the war in an Israeli attack, and the government has yet to introduce a successor for him.

    In this statement, the Ministry of Information accused not only Israel and the U.S. but also Britain and Europe of collaborating with these two powers, and identified the Arab countries bordering the Persian Gulf as "wealthy slaves" responsible for financing a "full-scale hybrid war" against the "heroic people of Iran."

    The Ministry of Information threatened protesters and opponents of the Islamic Republic outside of Iran, stating: "Counter-revolutionary mercenaries and terrorists residing abroad and their supporters will also not be safe from the fire they ignite."
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  16. 27 May 2026, 00:44·

    The New York Times reported on Tuesday, June 25, citing two U.S. officials, that the U.S. military strikes on targets in southern Iran on Monday night occurred after intelligence analysts identified a series of potentially threatening military actions by the Islamic Republic in the 24 hours leading up to the attacks.

    U.S. warplanes sank two speedboats of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps that were attempting to lay mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

    The officials, who requested anonymity, also stated that the Islamic Republic fired one-way attack drones at about twelve U.S. Navy warships located in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea or nearby. These ships are enforcing a maritime blockade against the Islamic Republic.

    According to the report, U.S. military analysts also identified activities at some of the Islamic Republic's surface-to-air missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz; activities that posed a threat to U.S. warplanes stationed on the ground and those aboard the U.S. aircraft carrier in the region as part of the maritime blockade enforcement force.

    Tim Hawkins, a spokesperson for U.S. Central Command, stated on Monday that the United States conducted strikes on targets in southern Iran "to protect its forces from threats posed by" the Islamic Republic.

    Other Pentagon officials dismissed reports from domestic media in Iran that claimed a U.S. drone, the MQ-9 Reaper, was shot down by the Islamic Republic on Tuesday.
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  17. 26 May 2026, 20:50·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    Due to the likelihood of adverse weather conditions tomorrow, we will hold the cabinet meeting at the White House and postpone the cabinet trip to Camp David.

    Thank you for your attention to this matter!
    President Donald J. Trump
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  18. 26 May 2026, 19:45·

    Trump reposted the text he published 8 days ago.

    Machine translation:
    If Iran surrenders, admits that its navy has been destroyed and lies at the bottom of the sea, and that 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 excitedly 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 magnificent United States, the New York Times, the defeated, the China Street Journal, the same Wall Street Journal, the corrupt and now irrelevant CNN, and all other members of the fake media will headline that Iran achieved a masterful and brilliant victory over the United States and that the competition was not close at all.

    The Democrats and the media have completely lost their way. They have gone completely insane!!!

    President DJT
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  19. 26 May 2026, 15:10·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, is set to hold an unprecedented meeting with his cabinet members at the presidential retreat Camp David on Wednesday; a meeting that, according to a White House official, comes as negotiations regarding Iran approach a critical stage.

    Agence France-Presse reported that the choice of Camp David, a remote retreat in the Maryland mountains that Trump has visited less frequently than many previous presidents, reflects the sensitivity of the upcoming discussions.

    The New York Post has reported that the main focus of this meeting will be Iran, and all cabinet members [including Tulsi Gabbard, the resigned Director of National Intelligence] will be present. According to this report, economic issues will also be on the agenda.

    Camp David has previously been the site of several significant diplomatic developments led by the U.S., including the 1978 agreements between Israel and Egypt during Jimmy Carter's presidency and the failed Israeli-Palestinian summit in 2000 during Bill Clinton's presidency.

    This will be Trump's second visit to Camp David during his second term; the first was just days before the U.S. attacks on Iran's nuclear program in June 2025.
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    🔄 Update:
    The location of tomorrow's meeting has changed to the White House.
    Several posts below

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  20. 26 May 2026, 15:10·

    ♦️According to Fars, the news agency affiliated with the IRGC, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the head of the negotiating team of the Islamic Republic of Iran, returned to Iran on Tuesday evening, June 5th, after traveling to Doha to consult with Qatari officials, accompanied by Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister, and Abdolnaser Hemmati, the Governor of the Central Bank. The main focus of the discussions between the senior officials of Tehran and Doha during this trip was the negotiations regarding the return of Iran's frozen funds.
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  21. 26 May 2026, 14:31·

    The Tasnim News Agency claimed on Tuesday, citing its sources, that according to the 14-article memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States, Iran's blocked resources, amounting to $24 billion, must be released during the negotiations.

    As reported by this media outlet close to the Revolutionary Guard, citing "an informed source close to the negotiating team," Iran insists that half of this amount should be made available at the start of the negotiations, with the remainder to be transferred within 60 days.

    The report states that the recent visit of Abbas Araghchi and Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf to Qatar was also aimed at reaching an agreement on implementing this demand and how to access $12 billion in the first step while removing obstacles.

    At the same time, Ahmad Bakhshaei Ardestani, a member of the National Security Commission of the Parliament, claimed that a few days ago, $12 billion of Iran's blocked resources was supposed to be transferred through Russia, but the Americans prevented this transfer.

    No official from the U.S. government has yet confirmed these claims.
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  22. 26 May 2026, 14:09·

    NetBlocks, the organization monitoring internet status worldwide, announced that its live data shows internet connectivity in Iran is relatively returning on the eighty-eighth day of widespread outages; however, it is still unclear whether this situation will remain stable or not.
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    Hours before this event, other news was released:
    While officials from Masoud Pezeshkian's government announced the start of the complete internet connection process within the next 24 hours, the Administrative Justice Court announced that it had issued an order to halt the implementation of the decree establishing the "Special Headquarters for Organizing and Managing the Country's Cyberspace."

    This court announced on Tuesday afternoon, June 5, that "following the filing of complaints, an order has been issued to halt the decree for the establishment of the 'Special Headquarters for Organizing and Managing the Country's Cyberspace'" and added: "Until the final resolution of the filed complaints, the decrees and decisions of this headquarters will not be enforceable."

    The media center of the judiciary also announced that the orders and decrees of the special headquarters "are not enforceable until legal review due to the examination of the legality of the headquarters' structure."
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    After that:
    Simultaneously with the Administrative Justice Court's announcement of the order to halt the return of the internet, ISNA reported on Tuesday, June 5, citing "an informed source," that the process of connection is underway following the issuance of the internet connection order from the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, and this capability will be available to everyone within 24 hours.

    This occurred just one day after the decree from the "Special Headquarters for Organizing Cyberspace" for "returning the internet to its status before December 2024," when the Administrative Justice Court issued a temporary order halting the implementation of the decree to establish the special cyberspace headquarters and declared its decrees unenforceable until the final resolution.
    At the same time, Etemad reported that Kamyar Saghafi, Reza Taghipour, Rasoul Jalili, and Mohammad Hassan Entezari, under the guidance of a retained official from Ebrahim Raisi's government, are the "judicial complainants" regarding the international internet connection.
    Iran has been in digital blackout for 88 days since the start of the war on March 1.
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    Mohammad Reza Aref, Pezeshkian's first deputy, wrote on X that following Pezeshkian's order, "the first step towards free and regulated access to cyberspace has been taken."
    He added: "With the reopening of the internet, smart services will be streamlined, and the demands of the people who stood by the system and Iran will be realized, removing obstacles to knowledge-based development and scientific authority."
    Aref did not provide any explanation in his text regarding the "first step" and the connection of the internet for citizens.
    This comes as Fars, a media outlet affiliated with the IRGC, previously reported that the Administrative Justice Court announced that following complaints regarding the annulment of the "document establishing the Special Headquarters for Organizing and Managing the Country's Cyberspace," the specialized board of industries and commerce of this court, recognizing the necessity and urgency of the matter, issued an order to halt the implementation of this decree until the complaint is addressed.
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  23. 26 May 2026, 13:53·

    On Tuesday, May 25, Iranian media published a message attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, on the occasion of the Hajj ceremony, in which he stated that the United States will no longer have a "safe point for establishing a military base in the region."

    In this message, he did not provide any explanation regarding the American bases located in the Persian Gulf countries but warned that "the lands of the region will no longer serve as a shield for American bases."

    Mojtaba Khamenei also recalled his father Ali Khamenei's claim from ten years ago about Israel, asserting that this country is also nearing "the final stages of its existence" and "will not see 25 years after that date."

    Since the announcement of Mojtaba Khamenei as the third leader of the Islamic Republic, no image or voice of him has been released, and Iranian media only publish written messages from him.
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    In the message attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei, referring to Ali Khamenei's statements from ten years ago, Israel is described as a "fragile Zionist regime and a cancerous tumor," and it states: "Israel is nearing the final stages of its cursed existence, and by God's grace and in accordance with the decisive and forward-looking words of the great martyr leader, may God bless his pure soul, it will not see 25 years after that date, God willing."

    These remarks come at a time when Israel and the United States have killed high-ranking political and military officials of the regime, including Ali Khamenei, the former leader of the Islamic Republic, during two wars in the past year, destroyed a significant portion of the Islamic Republic's nuclear program, and severely weakened Iran's military and economic facilities and infrastructure.
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  24. 26 May 2026, 13:53·

    The spokesperson for the Qatari Foreign Ministry says that reports claiming the government of this country offered $12 billion to the Islamic Republic to ensure the finalization of an agreement with Iran are "completely unfounded."

    Majid Al-Ansari wrote on X network on Tuesday, June 25, that these reports are "published by parties seeking to disrupt the agreement and undermine diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing tensions and strengthening stability in the region."

    He added that Qatar's diplomatic efforts, conducted in "coordination" with regional partners, are "well-known and transparent."

    Majid Al-Ansari described the dissemination of such narratives as "desperate attempts to tarnish the credibility" of the Qatari government, which he stated is "a reliable international actor on the path to achieving peace."
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  25. 26 May 2026, 13:36·

    The news agency Mizan, affiliated with the judiciary, announced that Gholamreza Khani-Shakarab has been executed on charges of "intelligence cooperation and espionage in favor of Israel." Mizan claims he was the "operational network leader of Mossad" and was executed after the verdict was confirmed by the Supreme Court.

    In the judiciary's account, serious accusations have been attributed to him, including recruiting individuals for sabotage operations, receiving cash and cryptocurrency, assaulting and throwing acid on the cars of individuals targeted by Mossad, setting public property on fire, preparing bombs and sending them to Tehran, filming target locations, and even being tasked with facilitating the assassination of a Jewish rabbi in one of the regional countries.

    The main ambiguity in the case is how Khani-Shakarab was transferred to Iran. Mizan reported that he was identified abroad and was led into the country through "intelligence deception" and arrested.
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    Mizan stated: Based on the suspect's confessions, one of the most important missions that the Mossad service had designed for him was to send him to one of the regional countries with the aim of identifying and facilitating the assassination of a Jewish rabbi.
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    The judiciary report did not mention the date of the suspect's arrest and trial, while describing him as "one of the thugs from one of the provinces of the country with a history of brawling and mischief" and claimed that he "was seeking to recruit individuals and employ them within the country to carry out anti-security actions."

    No report has been published regarding the trial process of this suspect, and the judiciary's report did not provide any documents or evidence regarding the accusations.

    In recent months, the judiciary of the Islamic Republic has been executing sentences against protesters or individuals accused of collaborating with the U.S. and Israel almost daily. Some human rights organizations say that the Islamic Republic uses executions to create a climate of fear and as a means of repression.
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  26. 26 May 2026, 04:14·

    Despite recent U.S. attacks on Iran's missile systems and boats in the Persian Gulf, which have further destabilized the fragile ceasefire, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday that an agreement with Iran is "still possible."

    He told reporters in India, "Negotiations were ongoing in Qatar today, and we will have to see if we can witness any progress. I think a lot of time is spent on the precision of the words and phrases used in the documents, so it will take a few days."

    Mr. Rubio added, "The President has expressed his willingness to do this. He will either reach a good agreement or no agreement at all."

    Mr. Rubio told reporters that the Strait of Hormuz must remain open.

    He stated that they will open this route anyway and added, "What is happening there is illegal and creates instability for the world and is unacceptable."
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  27. 26 May 2026, 02:48·

    The U.S. State Department said late Monday Washington time that Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov at Lavrov's request. In this phone call, the two ministers discussed the war in Russia and Ukraine, bilateral relations, and the situation in Iran.
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  28. 25 May 2026, 23:15·

    The Central Command of the U.S. forces - CENTCOM - has stated: "U.S. forces today (Monday) conducted defensive strikes in southern Iran to protect our forces from threats posed by Iranian forces."

    The CENTCOM statement mentioned: "The targets of these strikes included missile launch sites and Iranian boats attempting to lay mines. The U.S. Central Command continues to defend its forces while exercising restraint during the ongoing ceasefire."

    Iran has not yet officially reacted to this report, but some Iranian sites reported that two speedboats of the Revolutionary Guard were targeted near the shores of the Persian Gulf, resulting in the deaths of several crew members.

    Late Monday night, Iranian time, some residents of Bandar Abbas and cities along the Persian Gulf reported hearing several explosions and anti-aircraft defense activity.

    Official media also confirmed these reports but stated that the cause of the explosions is unclear.
    @VahidHeadline
    This is about the same events from 24 hours ago, the news of which is just being published, but many sources are presenting it as if it relates to the current hours.

    It is likely that that Trump post where he shared an image of the destroyed boats with the Islamic Republic flag and wrote "Goodbye," was referring to this incident at that time.
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