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Automated AI translations of Vahid Online reporting. Exported from the Telegram Channel. Original content also available on X/Twitter.

  1. 12 May 2026, 13:04·

    The press conference of government spokesperson Masoud Bezhakian on Tuesday, May 22, turned into a heated exchange between journalists and Fatemeh Mohajerani due to the internet situation. The government spokesperson emphasized that "Internet Pro" is being utilized under the approval of the Supreme National Security Council, which is chaired by Masoud Bezhakian. He also stressed that this internet is specifically for businesses. [While many people without businesses also received messages to buy Pro.]

    Fatemeh Mohajerani stated that given the wartime situation, public internet will not be connected for now. In response to numerous journalists' questions about the internet situation, especially "Internet Pro," she said, "We are in a wartime situation. The President, as the head of the Supreme National Security Council, is pursuing the rights of the people, but we are in a wartime situation, and after the special conditions end, the internet will return to its previous state."

    After these remarks, several journalists attempted to remind the government of its commitments regarding the internet connection. Mohajerani addressed them, saying, "When the President of the United States says that the ceasefire is connected to artificial respiration, what do you expect?"

    Fatemeh Mohajerani, spokesperson for the Islamic Republic government, referring to the prolonged internet outage in Iran, said that internet is the right of the people and their anger is completely justified. However, she continued to emphasize: "The cause of this anger is the enemies who disrupt our security environment." She added: "Media should help establish this discourse. The government supports free access."

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  2. 12 May 2026, 13:04·

    The judiciary announced the execution of another prisoner named Abdoljalil Shahbakhsh in the early hours of Tuesday, May 22.

    The official organ of the Iranian judiciary has described Shahbakhsh as a "trained terrorist" of the group "Ansar al-Furqan."

    Since the attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran, the Islamic Republic has increased the implementation of death sentences, executing several individuals on some days.
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  3. 11 May 2026, 23:43·

    According to the American publication The Wall Street Journal, the United Arab Emirates has secretly conducted military attacks against Iran; a matter that, according to sources familiar with the publication, could position the UAE as one of the active parties in the conflict with Iran.

    Sources close to The Wall Street Journal have stated that the attacks that the UAE has not publicly confirmed so far include an assault on a refinery on Lavan Island in the Persian Gulf.

    In early April, coinciding with the announcement of a ceasefire by Donald Trump, several airstrikes targeted Iranian oil facilities in the country's islands and what are referred to as the continental shelf areas of the National Iranian Oil Company, resulting in widespread fires and the shutdown of a significant portion of the Lavan refinery for several months.

    At that time, Iran announced that this refinery was targeted in a "hostile attack" and, in response, launched a wave of missile and drone attacks against the UAE and Kuwait.
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  5. 11 May 2026, 18:49·

    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and head of the Islamic Republic's delegation in negotiations with the United States, wrote on the social media platform X on Monday, May 21, that the armed forces of the Islamic Republic are ready to provide a "lesson-giving" response to any aggression.
    Qalibaf wrote: "Wrong strategies and wrong decisions will always yield wrong results. The whole world has understood this before."
    He added: "We are prepared for all options; they will be surprised."
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  6. 11 May 2026, 18:48·

    Axios reported that Donald Trump will hold a meeting on Monday, May 10, 2026, with members of his national security team regarding the continuation of the war with Iran and the possibility of resuming military action against the Islamic Republic.
    According to the report, three American officials stated that negotiations between Tehran and Washington reached a deadlock on Sunday, which has put military options back on the table.
    Axios, citing American officials, wrote that Trump still seeks an agreement to end the war, but Iran's rejection of many of the U.S. demands and Tehran's refusal to make serious concessions regarding its nuclear program have increased the likelihood of military action.
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  7. 11 May 2026, 17:23·

    Messages received around 7:30 PM along with the above images:

    ▪️Vahid just sent me a message saying that I am registered for Jan Fada, but I have no idea about it 😂

    ▪️Hey, something interesting happened. Apparently, after the Jan Fada database was hacked, the friends had a brilliant idea. I never registered for this campaign, but they sent me the message below. I think they automatically added everyone to this campaign, and now whoever dares can withdraw... although I don't know if there's a withdrawal option or not.

    ▪️Today, I received this message even though I didn't register at all. It even came for my late father-in-law.

    ▪️This afternoon, I received this message even though I haven't even opened their website until now. Either they are registering numbers they got from some site or profession, or someone filled out a form for me, or they sent a random message.

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  8. 11 May 2026, 16:41·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said on Monday, May 10, that Tehran's response to the proposed peace plan from the U.S. was foolish, and he is not tired of continuing the war and pressure on Iran.
    Trump, during a public event at the White House and in response to reporters' questions about the prolonged blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, said: "The fools didn't want to accept it. They thought I would get tired or lose patience or be pressured, but there is no pressure. We will achieve a complete victory."
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Monday, May 10, in response to reporters' questions about what he called regime change in Iran, said: "In Iran, you have moderates and crazies. The crazies want to fight to the end."
    The U.S. President stated that a very short war is ahead. Trump emphasized that the moderates in the Islamic Republic are afraid of the crazies.
    Donald Trump speaks of the end of the third week of war, stating that with the death of two top leaders of the Islamic Republic, regime change in Iran has already occurred.
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced that he is reconsidering the "Freedom Project" in the Strait of Hormuz, but has not yet made a final decision on its implementation. He said that the guidance of ships by the U.S. in the Strait of Hormuz will only be a small part of a larger military operation.
    Trump also commented on negotiations with the Islamic Republic, saying: "The government will surrender."
    He had also announced on Sunday that he was not satisfied with Tehran's response to the U.S. proposal, describing it as "completely unacceptable." At the same time, the Islamic Republic's state television announced that the U.S. proposal was rejected, as this media claimed it meant "the complete surrender of the Iranian regime."
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, told Fox News that Washington is considering resuming operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
    He added that Washington will continue to pressure the Islamic Republic until a deal is reached.
    Trump also stated that he has not yet made a final decision regarding the resumption of the "Freedom Project."
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, on Monday, May 10, in an interview with CBS News regarding Tehran's recent response to the U.S. peace proposal, said that the Islamic Republic has made concessions in its nuclear program, but these concessions are "not enough," and Tehran's proposal remains "very weak and unacceptable."
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    In response to statements by Benjamin Netanyahu, who said "no one had a complete and accurate prediction" about the Strait of Hormuz, Trump said: "I did. I knew they had closed the Strait of Hormuz. It's the only weapon they have."
    Trump added that the U.S. could reopen this passage under the "Freedom Project" framework and said that this operation could be resumed and would be "much more severe."
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, one day after opposing the Islamic Republic's proposed response to the U.S. plan to end the war, told Fox News that Iran does not have the technology necessary to extract buried enriched uranium reserves.
    In this conversation, Trump emphasized that Iran's enriched uranium is buried so deep in the nuclear facilities that the U.S. must extract it.
    According to the latest reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran has at least 460 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60%, which is believed to be buried in the Isfahan nuclear facilities. These facilities have been bombed multiple times during the 12-day war and the recent conflict between Israel and the U.S.
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  10. 11 May 2026, 14:50·

    The internet shutdown is not only unrelated to securing infrastructure, but it is also an "act against national security."
    In the past 72 days, millions of Iranian phones, computers, and servers have been deprived of hundreds of critical security patches and have been exposed to various intrusions and hacks.
    In this #thread, I will review some of these updates: @hamedbd_channel

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  11. 11 May 2026, 14:38·

    ♦️On Monday, May 21, the price of the dollar in the free market of Tehran rose to 182,000 tomans.

    This price jump comes less than a day after the strong opposition of Donald Trump, the President of the United States, to the Islamic Republic's response to the U.S. proposal to end the war.
    In addition to Trump's negative response, Benjamin Netanyahu also stated that Israel's work with Iran is not yet finished and that uranium reserves must be removed from Iranian soil. These remarks have heightened the likelihood of renewed military confrontation.

    The price of each gold coin also reached 200 million tomans in the free market of Tehran on Monday.
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  12. 11 May 2026, 14:37·

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    "Mohsen Mohammadi Iraqi," known as "Mohsen Araki," a member of the Assembly of Experts, described the selection of "Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei" as the third leader of the Islamic Republic as "a divine act" and claimed to have seen "the guiding hand of Imam Mahdi" in the process of this selection.
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    "Abulfazl Zohrevand," a member of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Republic Parliament, claimed that the Iranian government has acquired capabilities and weapons that make "nuclear bombs" seem like "firecrackers" in comparison.
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  13. 11 May 2026, 14:36·

    The Prime Minister of Britain emphasized that he does not support a war with Iran and added that citizens of the country are concerned about rising gasoline prices and their economic impacts. Keir Starmer stressed that other countries wanted to drag Britain into a war with Iran, but he will never do that.
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    On Monday, May 10, the British government imposed sanctions on 12 individuals and entities linked to the Iranian government. According to Reuters, these individuals have been accused of "participating in hostile actions" against Britain and several other countries. In the official statement from the British government, among these hostile actions, it is mentioned that they are involved in "designing attacks and providing financial services to groups seeking to destabilize Britain and other countries."
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  14. 11 May 2026, 14:34·

    Mohammad Ali Jafari, the commander of the "Baqiatollah" headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said: "As long as the war does not end on all fronts, sanctions are not lifted, blocked funds are not released, damages caused by the war are not compensated, and the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic over the Strait of Hormuz is not recognized, there will be no further negotiations."

    He added that with this level of distrust towards the U.S., it is natural for the negotiating team, under the guidance of the overall system, to set conditions that ensure all the legitimate rights of the Islamic Republic, and these conditions are our "minimum expectations."

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  15. 11 May 2026, 14:34·

    Ismail Baqaei, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, said at a press conference on Monday, May 21, 1405, that Tehran's current priority is "ending the war" and not making decisions about the future of Iran's nuclear program or uranium reserves.

    In part of his remarks, without naming any specific government or individual, he stated: "We have not yet settled accounts with those who have committed aggression against us."

    In response to Vladimir Putin's comments about Russia's readiness to transfer Iran's uranium reserves, Baqaei said: "At this stage, our focus is on ending the war. Decisions regarding the nuclear issue, Iran's enriched materials, and related enrichment discussions will be addressed when the time comes."

    He also mentioned that the Islamic Republic has "continuous communication" with China, stating: "The Chinese are well aware of our positions." Baqaei claimed that China, like the Islamic Republic, views U.S. actions as part of a process of "escalating unilateralism."

    In another part of his speech, the spokesperson described the U.S. as "the biggest threat to international peace and security" and said: "The Islamic Republic of Iran has proven to be a responsible power in the region. We are not bullies; rather, we are against bullying."

    Ismail Baqaei referred to the attacks by the U.S. and Israel against the Islamic Republic, saying: "Is attacking a country, destroying its infrastructure, and assassinating its leader and citizens not an example of responsible action?"

    He also defended Tehran's positions in response to Donald Trump's criticisms of the Islamic Republic's proposed plan, stating: "We did not ask for any privileges. The only thing we demanded is Iran's legitimate rights."

    In response to the U.S. President's remarks, he said: "I leave it to the people to judge whether Iran's demand for an end to the war in the region, stopping maritime piracy against Iranian ships, and the release of assets belonging to the Iranian people that have been unjustly held for years is excessive."

    He further stated: "Everything we proposed in the plan was reasonable and generous and is for the good of the region and the world."

    The spokesperson also claimed that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will comply with any decisions made by military entities such as the Revolutionary Guards regarding the "Strait of Hormuz."
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  16. 11 May 2026, 14:33·

    Following the release of satellite images indicating a possible oil leak in an area near Kharg Island, Iran's Environmental Protection Agency stated: "The source of the pollution observed around Kharg Island is due to the discharge of contaminated ballast water from a damaged oil tanker."

    This agency said: "No oil leak has been observed or reported from pipelines, oil terminal facilities, or platforms belonging to the Iranian Offshore Oil Company on Kharg Island."
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  17. 11 May 2026, 14:33·

    ⭕️ CNN's report on tiered internet: "Imagine entering the internet with hardship and seeing those who have unrestricted access behaving as if everything is normal."

    ♦️ In a field report, CNN highlights the internet shutdown and the rise of tiered internet in Iran, stating that the internet blackout has now lasted over two months, marking the longest recorded disruption to date.

    For millions whose lives and incomes depend on the internet, this situation has been devastating. Faraz, a 38-year-old resident of Tehran, told CNN: "Imagine struggling with unemployment and insane inflation, and somehow managing to scrape together 500,000 to 1 million tomans just to buy a few gigabytes of VPN to access X or other platforms, see the news, and have a voice."

    He added: "Then, in the midst of all this stress and anger, when you finally manage to open X or Telegram, you see those who have unrestricted access behaving as if everything is normal; it really feels like a punch to the chest."

    The average monthly salary in Iran is estimated to be between 20 to 35 million tomans. CNN writes that the Pro internet has deepened the vast divide between the rich and the poor.

    The website "Khabar Online" reported that this scheme has "divided Iranian society into two distinct classes: digital elites who benefit from fast, unfiltered internet for business, education, and communication, and digital serfs who are trapped in severe restrictions, slow speeds, and high costs of black market VPNs."

    The price of black market VPNs has skyrocketed, and according to the "Human Rights Activists in Iran" organization based abroad, the internet shutdown has caused approximately $1.8 billion in damages to Iranians over the past two months; a figure that aligns with estimates from the Iran Chamber of Commerce.

    The newspaper Etemad wrote: "The internet shutdown—which itself was a source of income for a large number of virtual businesses—has created a critical and complex situation." Reports from within Iran indicate that "Pro internet" operates through a "whitelist" at the level of telecommunications operators and based on "white SIM cards"; meaning some SIM cards, mobile accounts, or entities are exempt from the country's filtering system.

    Unlike VPNs, which bypass censorship by encrypting internet traffic, "Pro internet" apparently routes approved users through paths with fewer restrictions. It is said that holders of white SIM cards still have access to the complete global internet.

    According to reports, the cost of Pro internet for an annual 50-gigabyte package is about 2 million tomans, in addition to an activation fee of 2.8 million tomans and about 40,000 tomans for each additional gigabyte. In contrast, regular internet—which is now severely restricted—costs about 8,000 tomans per gigabyte, which has forced many to resort to using VPNs.
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  18. 11 May 2026, 05:41·

    The news agency Mizan, the media outlet of the Judiciary of the Islamic Republic, reported on Tuesday morning, May 21, the execution of Erfan Shakourzadeh, a political prisoner, on charges of "collaboration with the intelligence services of the United States and Israel."
    Shakourzadeh was arrested in Bahman 1403 by the IRGC on charges of "espionage and collaboration with hostile countries" and was sentenced to death, a ruling that was recently upheld by the Supreme Court.
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  19. 10 May 2026, 21:14·

    Axios: President Trump said in a brief phone call to Axios on Sunday that Iran will reject the latest draft agreement to end the war. Shortly after this call, Trump referred to Iran's response as "totally unacceptable!" in a post on Truth Social.

    Trump told Axios that he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday and discussed, among other issues, Iran's response. He said of Netanyahu, "It was a very good call. We have a good relationship." However, he added that the Iran negotiations are "my issue, not anyone else's."

    In this brief interview, Trump did not clarify whether he intends to continue negotiations or possibly consider military action. Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, wrote on X that Trump should now consider military action; a position Graham has repeatedly emphasized throughout the one-month ceasefire. He wrote, "Given their ongoing attacks on international shipping, continuous assaults on our allies in the Middle East, and now their completely unacceptable response to America's diplomatic proposal, I believe it's time to consider a change in course." Graham wrote, "The Freedom Plus project looks very good right now"; a reference to the naval operation to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz, which Trump abruptly halted after less than 48 hours.

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    The Tasnim news agency, affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, reported on Sunday, May 20, citing "an informed source" in response to Trump's message about Tehran's response being "totally unacceptable," stating: "We just saw the so-called President of America's reaction to Iran's response. It doesn't matter; no one in Iran writes plans to please Trump. The negotiating team should only write plans for the rights of the Iranian people, and if Trump is not satisfied with it, it is better." Tasnim wrote: "Trump does not like reality at all; that is why he keeps failing with Iran."

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    IRIB reported that Tehran's plan, which Trump called "unacceptable," emphasizes the necessity for the U.S. to pay war reparations and the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic over the Strait of Hormuz.
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  20. 10 May 2026, 20:23·

    ☄️ Trump Rejects Islamic Republic's Response

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    I just read the so-called "representatives" of Iran's response. I didn't like it — it's completely unacceptable! Thank you for your attention to this matter.

    President Donald J. Trump
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  21. 10 May 2026, 20:13·

    On Sunday evening, May 20, the Wall Street Journal published details of Iran's response to the U.S. peace proposal, citing informed sources.

    According to the newspaper, Iran's response, which was conveyed to Washington through Pakistan as a mediator, still leaves significant differences between the two sides.

    Sources from the Wall Street Journal stated that Tehran has not been willing to commit in advance regarding the fate of its nuclear program and high-enriched uranium reserves.

    Iran has proposed that nuclear issues be negotiated within the next 30 days.

    Iranian officials have also expressed readiness to dilute part of the enriched uranium and transfer another portion to a third country.

    The Wall Street Journal reported that Tehran has opposed dismantling its nuclear facilities but has simultaneously indicated its willingness to suspend uranium enrichment; a suspension that, according to the newspaper, would be shorter than the 20-year halt proposed by the U.S.

    Based on this report, Iran, in a multi-page response to the latest U.S. proposal to end the war, has called for an end to hostilities and the lifting of the blockade on Iranian ships and ports, suggesting that the Strait of Hormuz gradually be opened for commercial traffic.

    The Wall Street Journal wrote that Iran, in return, has sought guarantees that if negotiations fail or the U.S. withdraws from the agreement in the future, the transferred uranium will be returned to Iran.
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  22. 10 May 2026, 20:13·

    Iranian media reported on Sunday evening that air defense activity was heard in Andimeshk and northern Dezful, and that a "hostile enemy drone" was shot down in Andimeshk.

    Citizens also reported hearing the sound of defense activity in the city around 10 PM on Sunday.
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  23. 10 May 2026, 19:02·

    #Dezful #Andimeshk
    Messages received about the sound of air defense:

    Message at 22:00: The sound of air defense was heard in Dezful for about 20 minutes.

    The sound of air defense came in Dezful, it was terrifying. Around 9:30 PM.

    Hello, the fourth fighter base in Dezful has been actively engaged in air defense since 21:30 almost continuously.

    The air defense at the Vahdati base in Dezful has been active from 21:50 until now, 22:17.

    Intense air defense activity in Andimeshk at 22:15.

    Andimeshk
    At 22:19 tonight, air defense was activated for about 30 seconds.
    There’s a sound coming, it seems like a drone.

    Hello, Andimeshk, at 22:22, how many minutes have the air defenses been active?

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  24. 10 May 2026, 18:04·

    Trump: They Will No Longer Laugh

    Trump's latest post after the Islamic Republic said it sent its response through Pakistan. Machine translation:

    Iran has played with the United States and the rest of the world for 47 years; "Delay, delay, delay!" And finally, when Barack Hussein Obama became President, they struck gold. He was not just good to them, he was great; he practically went to them, sidelined Israel and all other allies, and gave Iran a new, big, and very powerful opportunity to survive.

    Hundreds of billions of dollars, and $1.7 billion in green cash, which was flown to Tehran, were handed to them like a gift on a silver platter. All the banks in Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland were emptied. There was so much money that when it arrived, the Iranian thugs didn’t know what to do with it. They had never seen such money and will never see it again. The money was brought down from planes in suitcases and bags, and the Iranians couldn’t believe their luck.

    They finally found the biggest fool in all of history in the form of a weak and stupid American president. He was a disaster as our "leader," but not as bad as sleepy Joe Biden!

    The Iranians have been toying with us for 47 years, keeping us waiting, killing our people with their roadside bombs, destroying protests, and recently wiping out 42,000 innocent and unarmed protesters, laughing at our country which has now grown great again. They will no longer laugh!

    President Donald J. Trump
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  25. 10 May 2026, 17:05·

    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, stated in part of an interview that will be broadcast in full a few hours later, that Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles must be eliminated for the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran to be considered over.

    In a segment of the conversation with CBS's "60 Minutes," he said: "This [war] is not over yet, because nuclear materials, enriched uranium, must be removed from Iran. The enrichment facilities that exist must also be dismantled."

    He also mentioned: "Iran is still supporting proxy forces and producing ballistic missiles. A significant portion of these have been destroyed, but there is still work to be done."

    In response to the question of how this uranium should be removed, Mr. Netanyahu said: "You go in and take it out."
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  27. 10 May 2026, 16:09·

    Rahim Nadali, the cultural deputy of the "Mohammad Rasoulallah" Corps in Tehran, said: "At the grand celebration of the heavenly union of martyr couples, military jeep vehicles have been arranged for the transportation of the brides and grooms, which will be decorated with flowers, the flag of the Islamic Republic, and images of the leadership, and the couples will participate in the ceremony in these vehicles."

    He added that the participating couples are set to appear in "wedding cars shaped like military jeeps" and "flower-decorated military vehicles" throughout the city to transform "the atmosphere of the city into an artistic and military form."

    According to him, the goal is to show that these "martyr couples" will offer their lives "under the flag of the Islamic Republic for this system" and "fear nothing."
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  28. 10 May 2026, 15:50·

    The President of the United States says that military operations in Iran are not over and that the U.S. military can target other objectives as well. Donald Trump, in an interview with American host Sheryl Attkisson, recorded last week and aired on Sunday, May 20, responded to the question of whether combat operations in Iran are finished by saying, "No, I didn't say that. I said they have failed, but that doesn't mean their work is done. We can take action for another two weeks and target each objective."

    He noted that in the recent attacks by the U.S. and Israel, "probably 70 percent" of the targets were hit, adding, "We have other targets that we can probably attack. But even if we don't do that, it will take years for them to rebuild."

    Mr. Trump's remarks seem to have been made before Iran sent its response to the latest U.S. proposal for this agreement, although he had rejected Iran's previous proposals.

    In the interview with Sheryl Attkisson, the U.S. President also spoke about Iran's enriched uranium, which is buried deep underground in facilities targeted during last year's 12-day war, saying, "At some point, we will get it... We have that area under surveillance."

    Trump added, "I created something called Space Force, and they are monitoring that area... If anyone approaches that site, we will be alerted and we will destroy them."

    He has repeatedly indicated that any agreement with Iran should include the transfer of Iran's enriched uranium reserves to the U.S. Tehran has rejected such a request.

    The U.S. President stated, "We cannot allow Iran to have nuclear weapons because they are crazy. We cannot give them nuclear access. Obama did that. If I hadn't canceled the Iran nuclear deal, they would have nuclear weapons now and would be using them against Israel and the Middle East, and maybe even beyond. You know, they actually have missiles that you saw can reach Europe."

    When asked if it is true that combat operations against Iran are over, the U.S. President replied, "I didn't say that. I said they have failed, but that doesn't mean their work is done. We can take action for another two weeks and hit any target. We have specific targets that we have probably hit 70 percent of, but there are other targets we can hit."

    Mr. Trump said that even if we don't do this, it will take many years for Iran to rebuild.

    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, in an interview with CBS News about enriched uranium in Iran and the war against the Islamic Republic, said that Donald Trump told him he wants to go in there, and he believes this action is practically feasible. He added that if an agreement is reached and they can go in and dismantle this program, that would be the best way.

    Netanyahu refrained from answering the question of what would happen if there is no agreement, stating that he does not set a timeline for this matter, but considers this mission very important.

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  29. 10 May 2026, 14:21·

    The IRNA news agency reported on Sunday, May 8, 2026, that Tehran's response to the latest proposed plan by the United States for reaching an agreement to end the war has been sent to Pakistan as a mediator for negotiations.

    IRNA, without providing further details, wrote: "According to the proposed plan, at this stage, the negotiations will focus on the issue of ending the war in the region."

    Axios and Reuters reported last Wednesday that Washington and Tehran have come close to a "one-page memorandum of understanding" to end the war.

    Reuters noted that this memorandum does not even mention the suspension of Iran's nuclear activities or the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which has been closed by the Revolutionary Guard.

    In contrast, The Wall Street Journal reported that in the U.S. proposal, Tehran must prove that it is not seeking nuclear weapons, dismantle the Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan facilities, halt underground nuclear activities, and also agree to stop enrichment for 20 years.

    The President and Secretary of State of the United States stated on Friday that the Islamic Republic was expected to respond to the U.S. proposal by the end of that day.
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    However, the Islamic Republic chose to wait until Sunday, the day the markets closed, to respond, which was at 8 PM Eastern Time when the financial markets would begin the workweek.
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  30. 10 May 2026, 14:17·

    The Ministry of Defense of the United Arab Emirates announced on Sunday, May 20, that the country's air defense systems successfully destroyed two drones launched from "Iran."

    The ministry emphasized that since the "beginning of Iran's overt attacks, the air defense of the United Arab Emirates has intercepted a total of 551 ballistic missiles, 29 cruise missiles, and 2,265 drones." The UAE Ministry of Defense also reported that since the onset of Iran's overt attacks, the total number of military casualties has reached 3, and civilian casualties include 10 individuals of Pakistani, Nepali, Bangladeshi, Palestinian, Indian, and Egyptian nationalities.
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