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  1. 19 Jun 2026, 13:44·

    "Moien Basiri," 21 years old, residing in Andisheh Town, Tehran, was shot directly on Thursday, January 8, 2025, and lost his life. According to informed sources, the bullet was fired from a high point and hit Moien in the heart. He died from this injury, and his body was transferred to Kahrizak before being taken to Behesht Zahra. His relatives say they received Moien Basiri's body from Behesht Zahra, and his funeral was held on January 11, 2025.
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  2. 19 Jun 2026, 13:43·

    Trump's posts, machine translation:
    "War has weakened Iran! Iran no longer has an air force, a navy, anti-aircraft equipment, radar, and practically nothing else; yet the stupid Democrats say Iran is in a better position now than four months ago. Can you even imagine someone getting away with such a statement? How foolish can some people be???
    President, DJT"
    realDonaldTrump
    "We didn't meet out of desperation; it was Iran that came out of desperation. Their time is up! We will get through these 60 days as well. They won't get a dime, not even ten cents!"
    realDonaldTrump

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  3. 19 Jun 2026, 13:38·

    The French Foreign Minister says that Paris will not agree to lift United Nations Security Council sanctions against Iran until it is assured that negotiations regarding Tehran's nuclear program meet its expectations. Jean-Noël Barrot announced this on Friday, June 18. France is one of the permanent members of the UN Security Council.

    Barrot stated that stability in the region will not be established as long as U.S. negotiations with Iran do not address the ambiguities related to the Islamic Republic's ballistic missile program and Tehran's support for proxy forces. He added, "We need a fundamental change in Iran's approach."
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    French Foreign Minister: Let's not forget the massacre of protesters in January; the people of Iran were the biggest victims of the war.
    In an interview with France Info television, Barrot responded to a question about France's policy following the "peace agreement" between Iran and the U.S. regarding Tehran, saying, "The people of Iran were the biggest victims of this war. They are caught in repression on one side and bombs are being dropped on them from the other. We do not forget the January massacre, where state violence indiscriminately targeted peaceful protesters."
    France has described U.S. and Israeli military attacks on the Islamic Republic as "illegal" and has repeatedly stated that it will not participate in this war.
    Donald Trump signed the peace agreement with Iran at the Palace of Versailles in the presence of Emmanuel Macron.
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  4. 19 Jun 2026, 13:33·

    The Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources, reported that according to the war-ending agreement, Iran will have the right to access six billion dollars of blocked resources in Qatar for importing humanitarian and non-sanctioned items from the United States.

    According to a diplomat familiar with the details of the agreement, these financial resources will be released in phases during the extended 60-day ceasefire period and will only be usable for purchasing American goods.
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  5. 19 Jun 2026, 13:33·

    Forwarded from channel 1004153323

    🔴 Baker Ali Hassanpour was handed over to his family after 104 days.

    🔸⁧ #Ali_Hassanpour⁩ was killed on June 15, 2009, in Azadi Street, Tehran, due to a gunshot wound to the head. After 104 days of uncertainty, his family finally identified his body among the unidentified corpses at the forensic medicine center in Kahrizak.

    🔸The protests of June 2009, which erupted in response to the results of the 2009 presidential election, left many casualties. The Boroumand Foundation has recorded 138 individuals who were killed, disappeared, or executed in connection with these protests on its map of protests.

    🔸Ali Hassanpour is one of these individuals. Read his complete story in the Omid Memorial:
    https://www.iranrights.org/fa/memorial/story/61687/ali-hassanpur

    @IranRights

  6. 19 Jun 2026, 13:32·

    The National News Agency of Lebanon reports that at least 16 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on the towns of Sharqiya, Harouf, Kafr Rumman, Kafr Jozu, and Kafr Sir in the south of the country.

    According to local media in Lebanon, artillery attacks by the Israeli army on the city of Nabatieh and its surrounding areas have continued since the early hours of this morning.
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  7. 19 Jun 2026, 13:31·

    Following the announcement from the White House regarding the cancellation of Donald Trump's deputy's trip to Switzerland, the foreign ministry of this European country officially confirmed the cancellation of the American delegation's trip and the cancellation of negotiations between Tehran and Washington on Friday.

    The immediate cancellation of negotiations between the two hostile countries occurs just one day after the signing and formalization of an agreement, one of the most important clauses of which grants a 60-day opportunity for negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear activities. This 60-day period was supposed to begin immediately on Friday.

    However, the Tasnim news agency, close to the Revolutionary Guards, reported on Thursday that Iranian negotiators need to see signs of the temporary agreement being implemented by the U.S. before the next round of peace talks begins, and there is still no confirmation regarding the Iranian delegation's trip to Geneva.

    Following the release of this news, the White House spokesperson also stated in a statement published on Thursday night that Vance and the American delegation were ready to depart as soon as the negotiation schedule was finalized.
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  8. 19 Jun 2026, 13:28·

    Mahmoud Ghanbari Rad, a network security specialist and an employee of one of the companies in Tehran, is facing charges including "conspiracy against national security," "collecting classified information," and "providing information to Israel."

    According to reports, Mahmoud Ghanbari Rad, a 40-year-old married citizen, was arrested in May of this year at his personal residence. An informed source told Deutsche Welle that he has no history of political or civil activity and has been working as a network security specialist.

    Reports indicate that he described his case as "fabricated" during a phone call from prison and stated that he is under pressure to accept the charges. It has also been reported that he has been denied access to a lawyer since his arrest.

    According to published information, Mahmoud Ghanbari Rad was initially held in Evin Prison for about a month before being transferred to Fashafouyeh Prison. It has also been mentioned that he suffers from a type of neurological disorder, and his family has expressed concern about his physical and legal situation.
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  9. 19 Jun 2026, 02:03·

    Trump shared an image of the signing of the memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran here.
    This image is from the signing ceremony of the memorandum at the Palace of Versailles in France, where Trump was present during his trip to France following the G7 summit.
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  10. 19 Jun 2026, 02:00·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said in a "video interview with Axios" that the memorandum of understanding signed with the Iranian government can be considered "a kind of complete surrender" from Tehran.

    He made these remarks in response to a question about the difference between his previous demand for "unconditional surrender" and the terms of the memorandum.

    The Axios host reminded Trump during the interview that he had initially stated he would only accept "unconditional surrender" from Iran, but the signed memorandum does not reflect that image. Trump responded, "Well, it’s probably actually unconditional surrender. I think that’s the way it is."

    The President of the United States also noted regarding the recent war that the United States has "completely defeated Iran militarily." Praising the military capabilities of the U.S., he added that Washington was able to impose an effective naval blockade against Iran, and no ships were able to pass through it. Trump also stated that after the war with Iran, he sees no limits to his power.
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  11. 19 Jun 2026, 02:00·

    The office of JD Vance, Vice President Trump, announced in a statement that he has canceled his trip to Switzerland to participate in negotiations with the Islamic Republic, as the plans for the upcoming technical talks have not yet been finalized and the logistics and coordination for these negotiations are neither simple nor predictable.
    The statement reads: "The plans for the upcoming technical talks have not yet been finalized, and the American delegation was prepared to depart at the earliest possible opportunity, but the logistics and coordination for these negotiations have never been simple or predictable. Currently, the Vice President will not be traveling tonight."

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  12. 18 Jun 2026, 20:57·

    The Associated Press reported that Steve Witkoff, Donald Trump's envoy, announced in a closed meeting with American lawmakers on Thursday night that Tehran will invite the International Atomic Energy Agency to inspect its nuclear facilities and will begin the process of identifying the location of enriched materials.

    According to the report, Witkoff told congressional leaders and members of the national security committees that the memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran had no side agreements. However, Tehran and the International Atomic Energy Agency have drafted a separate letter in which the invitation for agency inspectors and the continuation of oversight cooperation are mentioned.
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  13. 18 Jun 2026, 20:57·

    Kaya Kalas, the EU's foreign policy chief, said it is still too early to discuss the lifting of EU sanctions against Iran, and this issue will be considered after reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran.

    Before the meeting of EU member state leaders, she told reporters: "When the conditions are right, member states will discuss the appropriateness of lifting sanctions, but we have not yet reached that stage."

    The EU currently has a set of multilateral sanctions in place against over 700 individuals and entities in Iran, which include travel bans and asset freezes.
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  14. 18 Jun 2026, 19:40·

    Al-Mayadeen reported, citing an informed source, that the negotiating team of the Islamic Republic has suspended its trip to Switzerland to begin the first round of 60-day negotiations due to the ongoing Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon. Al-Mayadeen added that Tehran had previously informed the U.S. and mediators that the Lebanon file plays a central role in the continuation or halt of negotiations and warned that Israeli attacks up to 10 kilometers deep into Lebanese territory violate the memorandum of understanding and framework agreement.
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  15. 18 Jun 2026, 19:19·

    White House tweet:
    President Donald J. Trump resolved a threat that Washington had spent forty years managing: Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.
    A victory for America. 🇺🇸
    WhiteHouse
    Translation added with AI.
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  16. 18 Jun 2026, 19:01·

    Statement of the Supreme National Security Council
    Government sources:

    🔹 In accordance with paragraph 5 of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, commercial vessels wishing to transit the Strait of Hormuz must submit their requests to the Persian Gulf Waterway Management (PGSA.ir).

    🔹 According to the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, for a period of sixty days, no fees will be charged to applicants, and these costs will be covered by the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

    🔹 Accordingly, the Persian Gulf Waterway Management has been instructed to process and respond to requests swiftly and as a priority in order to achieve the objectives of the memorandum.

    🔹 Given the specific conditions and the presence of certain safety hazards along the transit route, and due to the necessity of ensuring safe passage and preventing maritime incidents, vessels must transit at the announced route and time to gradually increase the possibility of navigation.

    🔹 The executive arrangements and technical details for transiting the Strait of Hormuz will be announced through the Persian Gulf Waterway Management.

    🔹 Regarding other issues, including mine clearance, necessary actions will be taken in accordance with paragraph 5 of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding.

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  17. 18 Jun 2026, 19:00·

    Trump: I expect a complete ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon.

    Machine translation:
    The United States is committed to peace, and we encourage everyone in the Middle East to remain committed to enabling the beautiful progress of our negotiations.
    Markets are responding positively to what is happening: oil prices have dropped significantly, and stocks have risen sharply.
    We expect a complete ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon, Hezbollah, and Israel.
    Thank you for your attention to this matter!
    President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump

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  18. 18 Jun 2026, 18:49·

    Forwarded from channel 1074179863

    "The message attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei is essentially a calculated distancing from the understanding between Iran and the United States. Mojtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, has allowed the signing but has placed the political and executive responsibility on the shoulders of Mohsen Rezaei and the Supreme National Security Council.

    The message is written simultaneously for both internal and external audiences. Internally, it conveys that the leader has not entered this path with complete satisfaction and that the government must be accountable for the results. In relation to the U.S., it sends the signal that the understanding, under pressure from Trump and his administration, does not necessarily mean a definitive retreat; rather, it is conditional, and if Iran's conditions are not met, the leader's final agreement with the ultimate deal will not be guaranteed.

    In fact, the text is more of an attempt to maintain leverage for the next stage than a declaration of satisfaction with the agreement: it keeps the negotiation path open, preserves the possibility of a public retreat, and tells Washington that increased pressure will not necessarily lead to greater flexibility from Iran."
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  19. 18 Jun 2026, 17:44·

    Iranian media published a written message attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei on Thursday night, in which the leader of the Islamic Republic stated that he had a "different opinion" regarding the signing of the memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States, and placed the responsibility for it on Masoud Pezeshkian, the head of the Supreme National Security Council, and other members of this council.

    In this message regarding the agreement with the United States, it is stated:
    "I fundamentally had a different opinion, but due to the commitment that the respected President, as the head of the Supreme National Security Council, made on behalf of himself and other members to uphold the rights of the Iranian people and the resistance front, and explicitly accepted responsibility for it, I granted permission for it."

    The message refers to the recent memorandum as "an agreement between the Presidents of Iran and the United States" and mentions that the leader of the Islamic Republic and the people will from this moment "await the fulfillment of the stated conditions." It is noted that future in-person negotiations "will not mean accepting the enemy's viewpoint."
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    In the headline and text of the letter and the news produced about it, there is a strong emphasis that this is a memorandum between Pezeshkian and Trump, and it does not mention it as being between Iran and the United States.

    In reactions, there are claims of downplaying Ghalibaf's role or protecting him by shielding him with Pezeshkian.
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  20. 18 Jun 2026, 17:15·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    There is no $300 billion payment from the U.S. to Iran.
    This is fake news!
    The only thing America has gained is success, lower oil prices, and victory.
    Just look at the stock market.
    The "Dumocrats" are in full swing!!!
    President DJT

    (Note: Dumocrat is a derogatory wordplay on Democrat, combining the implication of dumb meaning "stupid" with Democrat. In translation, it can be rendered as something like "Dumocrats" or "stupid Democrats," depending on the desired tone.)
    realDonaldTrump

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  21. 18 Jun 2026, 17:00·

    Announcement of the End of the Naval Blockade

    CENTCOM, the United States Central Command, machine translation:
    Today, U.S. forces, following the President's orders, lifted the blockade on all maritime traffic to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas.

    U.S. forces will not prevent ships from heading to Iranian ports in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, or from leaving them.
    All U.S. military efforts to enforce the blockade have been halted.

    Our large naval ships will remain in the region to ensure that all aspects of the agreement are respected, implemented, and remain fully enforceable and effective.
    CENTCOM
    Of course, CENTCOM did not mention the "Persian Gulf."
    🔄 Update:
    The tweet has been edited, and in the new version, the sentence regarding the Persian Gulf has been completely removed.
    CENTCOM

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  22. 18 Jun 2026, 16:43·

    Replying to message #76475

    Trump:
    What a terrible deal we made with Iran. We gain nothing, except for them laughing at our stupidity. They get everything, including time-wasting and huge cash!
    Trump's tweet from 13 years ago about the JCPOA: realDonaldTrump

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  23. 18 Jun 2026, 16:35·

    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in Iran, who led the Iranian negotiating team with American representatives, reacted to the finalization of the agreement between Tehran and Washington in a detailed interview with state television on Wednesday evening, considering it a much greater success than military confrontation with the United States.

    Regarding Iran's achievements, he stated: "Whatever we wanted to achieve through military action, we obtained several times more through negotiation; it was not even comparable. Any war may have victories, but if these victories do not ultimately lead to a legal and political document and are not recorded, they will have no benefit."

    In part of his remarks about avenging the death of Ali Khamenei, he said: "Just as the blood vengeance of Imam Hussein is the emergence of the Imam of the Time, the blood vengeance of the martyred leader is the freedom of Al-Quds... A hundred Netanyahus do not equal the shoelaces of our martyred Imam."

    Qalibaf also commented on the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, stating: "The Strait of Hormuz will never return to its previous conditions. However, this does not mean that we intend to act contrary to international laws and maritime regulations in the Strait of Hormuz."

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    In the interview, which aired simultaneously with the announcement of the contents of the Tehran-Washington agreement by state media, he mentioned that he had no desire to participate in negotiations with the Donald Trump administration and felt a "strong aversion" to entering this process due to Trump's role in the assassination of Qassem Soleimani. He added that despite this personal opposition, he accepted the responsibility of negotiations at the request of officials from the Islamic Republic.

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  24. 18 Jun 2026, 15:40·

    Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, announced in his first statement a day after the signing of the Iran-U.S. agreement that Israeli forces will not withdraw from southern Lebanon and will maintain their security buffer zone there for as long as necessary.

    These remarks came after Donald Trump, the President of the United States, criticized Israel's operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon in recent days, deeming them overly "aggressive."

    Netanyahu stated at an official ceremony: "We will restore security and prosperity to the northern cities." He added, "This requires maintaining a security zone in southern Lebanon; it necessitates that we do not leave until Israel's security needs dictate otherwise."

    Lebanese official media previously reported that in the Israeli army's attacks on southern Lebanon on Thursday morning, hours after the signing of the Iran-U.S. agreement, three people were killed.

    On the other hand, a senior Israeli official told Reuters on Thursday that Israel is "engaged in tough negotiations" with the United States regarding the continuation of Israeli forces' deployment in southern Lebanon.
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  25. 18 Jun 2026, 15:33·

    Start of the speech by J.D. Vance, Vice President of the United States:

    🔸Last night, 12.5 million barrels of oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz. This is the highest level since the conflict began.

    🔸For the second consecutive night, the Iranians did not fire at any ships in the Strait of Hormuz. So far, they have adhered to their commitment. CENTCOM has allowed twelve ships to pass through our maritime blockade, so we are also fulfilling our commitment.

    🔸You will hear things about $300 billion or $24 billion, or this or that number or amount of money, and the simple reality is that the only way the Iranians can access any of these resources — not even a cent, under any circumstances, from the United States — is if they are completely compliant and change their behavior.

    If the Iranians do not change their behavior, their military and nuclear program will continue to be destroyed; if they do change their behavior, then they will have a transformative relationship with the Middle East. This is a win-win for us.

    🔸There are real divisions in Iran. What we have seen is that pragmatists are winning the debate.

    🔸I have seen people who doubt this agreement — individuals saying the Iranians will never change their behavior. Well, maybe that’s true, and if so, they will gain none of the benefits of this deal. But isn’t it worth trying?

    🔸I say the 60-day period officially starts today. So yes, the agreement started yesterday — we will start the 60-day clock today.

    🔸All the President said yesterday is that, of course, countries do not give up their right to self-defense. Israel does not give up its right to self-defense if Hezbollah fires rockets or drones at Israel. The Iranians do not give up their right to self-defense in their country, but we expect that as part of the final agreement, they will not be able to build missiles that can broadly threaten the entire world, and that is what the President of the United States said yesterday. And look, it’s very simple: you cannot tell a country — whether Israel or Iran — that it does not have the right to self-defense.

    🔸Reporter: President Trump said yesterday that if this round of negotiations fails, he will blame you. Are you worried he will hold you responsible? J.D. Vance: No, not at all. I think the President was joking, as he often does.

    🔸J.D. Vance on the Strait of Hormuz: We never want this to happen again, right? This is not about tariffs. It’s about ensuring that straits are never used as a choke point for the global economy. Frankly, this is not something the Iranians want.

    🔸J.D. Vance on lifting sanctions: Frankly, we did not see this as a big concession to the Iranians — Iran... did not see this as a concession to them, because what was preventing their oil sales was not the sanctions. They were selling a lot of oil without any discounts because the sanctions were essentially ineffective. At that time, what the sanctions did was shift Iran’s financial system somewhat to a shadow banking system. By lifting the sanctions, we will actually be able to see a bit where their financial system sends money and where it receives it. This is a real advantage.

    🔸What I say to some of the critics of the agreement I’ve heard, those who say, “Well, Iran will gain all these benefits.” I repeat what I’ve said and probably should repeat several times: What advantage do the Iranians gain that they did not have before? And the answer is none. They gain nothing unless they change their behavior. If they change their behavior, that is something to celebrate.

    🔸No one can ignore the right of self-defense of another country — Israel has the right to defend itself. But fundamentally, Israelis, just like everyone else, must respect this peace process that is fundamentally beneficial for them and the entire region.

    🔸In criticism of Israel: It seems we are right on the verge of a major breakthrough in the agreement, and suddenly there is a big explosion in a civilian population center in Beirut, and many people who have no connection to Hezbollah lose their lives. This is unacceptable.

    🔸The Obama nuclear agreement allowed enrichment — our agreement does not allow that. The Obama agreement allowed the accumulation of weapon-grade materials; our agreement actually leads to the destruction of that stockpile of enriched materials. The Obama agreement gave them over a billion dollars of American money; this agreement gives them no American dollars.

    🔸They have made very specific nuclear commitments. They have committed to destroying the highly enriched stockpile they possess. But the second point, the only thing we have done is lift the blockade in the strait — which essentially returns it to the state it was in before the conflict.

    🔸Ladies and gentlemen, words do not matter; we are talking about verifying accuracy.

    🔸Let’s assume — two years from now, they have done what we need to see in the nuclear program and we lift the sanctions according to the agreement. Then they decide to rebuild the nuclear program. Of course, in that case, those sanctions will come back. And that’s why this is really like a reset button: the more they increase their good behavior, the more we can increase economic incentives; if they decrease their good behavior, we can cut it off.

    🔸What really happened is that we signed the memorandum of understanding on Sunday. This established the terms of the agreement. The Iranians came to us and said, “We would like to not publish the text until Friday.” I really didn’t understand this — I wanted to publish the text immediately. But to accommodate them, we said, “Okay, we will wait until Friday.” And then during Monday and Tuesday, while the President was at the G7 meeting, perhaps foreign leaders were talking to the Iranians and encouraging them to do this. We certainly told them: “We understand your desire not to publish the text until Friday, but you know we live in a democratic system. The American people want to see the text of this agreement. We would certainly like to publish it as soon as possible.” And so they decided for their President to sign it, for our President to sign it, and then to immediately publish the text as a signed document.

    🔸To think that selling a few million dollars of oil is going to fundamentally change the Iranian economy is not correct.

    🔸Regarding blocked funds, the amount of money — frankly, I don’t know. I’ve heard numbers over $100 billion. In fact, I’ve heard numbers over $200 billion as well. Most of it is not in U.S. accounts; most of it is either in the Persian Gulf, or in Europe, or somewhere else. But I don’t know the exact amount of money — it’s a lot.

    🔸I have seen reports — I don’t know where this came from — that the Qataris have released billions of dollars and Iranian assets. This is not true at all. It is impossible for the Qataris to do this without our agreement, and certainly without us seeing it.

    🔸About Iranian missiles: Their ability to launch missiles has significantly decreased. Has this ability gone to zero? No. But it has significantly decreased. We have not abandoned that mission. We have accomplished it.

    🔸Thank God. I’m glad the Pope has said positive things about our memorandum.

    🔸What we are saying is that we are returning forces to the pre-conflict level; we do not intend to keep a few extra aircraft carrier groups there. The Iranians do not want this; frankly, we do not want this either.

    🔸Reporter: Who is financing that $300 billion fund for Iran? J.D. Vance: There is a lot of willingness from the Arab world and even outside the Arab world that if Iran behaves properly, they will really get involved.

    🔸Have a little faith in the President’s ability, given that he has brought us this far, he can take us to the final step.

    🔸Donald J. Trump is the only head of state in the world at this moment who has sympathy for the nation of Israel. If I were in the Israeli government, I might not attack the only powerful ally I have around the world.

    🔸In the past three months, two-thirds of the defensive weapons that have protected Israel have been made by American hands and paid for with American taxes. The problem for Israel is not Donald J. Trump, and anyone in Israel who thinks their biggest problem is the President of the United States needs to wake up and understand the reality of their country’s situation.

    🔸Reporter: What prevents Iran from rebuilding and resuming its nuclear program in the future? J.D. Vance: First of all, they need to make a lot of money to be able to rebuild their nuclear program. c-span

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  26. 18 Jun 2026, 14:57·

    The Deputy Minister of Interior and Head of the Social Affairs Organization of Iran stated that individuals who were "polarizing" during nighttime gatherings were given a "confidential" warning in a letter.

    "Mohammad Bat'haei," without naming these individuals, mentioned that "the first case was related to an organization and a collective entity, and in the other two cases, a confidential letter, of course accompanied by respect and honor, was sent to the individuals in question."

    After it was reported that Iran and the United States are close to signing a memorandum for a sustainable agreement, some opponents of this agreement, who are figures close to the Stability Front, a conservative and hardline political group in Iran, chanted against "Abbas Araghchi" and "Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf."
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  27. 18 Jun 2026, 14:09·

    IRNA: Pakistan has been told "there is no need for an in-person meeting in Switzerland."

    They did not specify who said this:
    Diplomatic sources in Pakistan stated that the planned visit of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to Switzerland has been canceled. These sources claimed that since the memorandum of understanding between Islamabad was signed by the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the head of the United States government, the Pakistani side was informed that there is now no need for an in-person meeting in Switzerland.

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  28. 18 Jun 2026, 14:07·

    Trump's post machine translation:
    "Oil is flowing, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, the world will be safe! Stock markets are roaring ahead, jobs are at record levels, and prices are coming down; becoming affordable! Our country is more powerful, safe, and respected than ever before. 'Please!' President DJT"
    realDonaldTrump

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  29. 18 Jun 2026, 13:07·

    A few minutes ago, Trump posted: "Pope Leo praised the peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran."
    realDonaldTrump

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