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  1. 18 Jun 2026, 13:05·

    Trump's post a few hours ago:
    These idiots who think I haven't been tough enough on Iran, while the stock market just hit a historic high and oil prices are "crashing," are either jealous, bad people, or just stupid.

    Make America Great Again!!!

    President DJT
    realDonaldTrump

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  2. 18 Jun 2026, 13:02·

    U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized on Thursday, June 18, regarding the Islamabad agreement that the U.S. military is set to be the "big stick behind the negotiations." He also stressed that any changes in the size of the U.S. military presence in the Middle East will be "condition-based."

    This is Hegseth's first comment following the signing of the Islamabad agreement between Tehran and Washington, which was also signed and formalized by the Iranian President early Thursday morning. Donald Trump had signed the document just hours earlier with Masoud Pezeshkian.

    The text of the agreement that the U.S. government consented to has faced criticism even days before its signing, and this criticism intensified with the release of its full text. It seems that the Defense Secretary's remarks are somewhat a response to these criticisms. According to Pete Hegseth, the U.S. "reached an agreement with Iran from a position of strength."
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    The U.S. Defense Secretary also mentioned that some European countries are ready to participate in mine-clearing operations in the Strait of Hormuz. Hegseth simultaneously urged Britain to play a broader role, stating that the country needs to "take a further step."
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  3. 18 Jun 2026, 13:00·

    The Criminal Court of Qom Province has separately sentenced Parastoo Ahmadi, a singer, and eight other individuals involved in the "Caravanserai Concert" to 74 lashes, a two-year travel ban, and a two-year prohibition from artistic activities.

    The charge against these artists in this judicial ruling is "offending public morality by producing and disseminating vulgar and unethical content in the virtual space."

    On December 21, 2024, Parastoo Ahmadi, along with a group of male musicians including Ehsan Birgadar, Soheil Faqih Nasiri, Amin Taheri, and Amir Ali Pirnia, published a video without mandatory hijab from the "Caravanserai Concert" or "Hypothetical Concert" on their YouTube channel.
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  4. 18 Jun 2026, 02:18·

    This tweet from Trump is gaining attention 9 years later:
    Iran had reached the end of the line and was ready to collapse, until the U.S. came along and threw it a lifeline in the form of the "Iran deal": $150 billion.
    realDonaldTrump

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  5. 17 Jun 2026, 23:55·

    The moment of signing the memorandum of understanding by Trump

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, signed the final and published version of the memorandum with the Islamic Republic of Iran on Wednesday night at the Élysée Palace during a dinner hosted by Emmanuel Macron. Masoud Pezeshkian also signed this document.
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  6. 17 Jun 2026, 21:22·

    ☄️ Trump and Behdarvand Signed

    Donald Trump, in response to reporters' questions about whether he signed the memorandum with the Islamic Republic, replied: "Yes, I signed it... I signed it in Versailles."
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    **Earlier:
    Baghaei: Right now, as I speak to you, meaning in the early hours of June 18, the text of the Islamabad memorandum has likely been signed by the presidents of Iran and the United States.

    Update:
    Tweet from Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan
    Machine translation:
    I am honored to announce that the "historic Islamabad Memorandum" was electronically signed today between the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran. This memorandum has been signed by the esteemed presidents of both countries, and I have also confirmed it as a mediator. The signing of this agreement at the highest level of the respective governments demonstrates the commitment of both parties to a diplomatic resolution of this dispute. The Islamabad memorandum will take effect immediately, and as a first step, the Islamic Republic of Iran will immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and the United States will also promptly lift the maritime blockade.

    Pakistan, with the support of the Qatari government as a joint mediator, will host the official ceremony as scheduled on June 19, 2026, in Switzerland to commemorate this historic event and to initiate technical discussions.

    I extend my warmest congratulations and sincere appreciation to the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump; whose steadfast commitment to diplomacy and preference for peaceful resolution once again helped to end a dispute that could have had devastating consequences for the region and beyond. I also commend the tireless efforts of the U.S. negotiating team, including J.D. Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner, for their valuable role in this achievement.

    I express my deep respect and appreciation to His Excellency Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and President Masoud Behdarvand; for their wisdom, foresight, and statesmanship in embracing the cause of peace. I would also like to acknowledge the efforts of the Iranian negotiating team, including Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Abbas Araghchi, and Eskandar Momeni; whose patience, perseverance, and commitment to constructive engagement played a crucial role in bringing this agreement to fruition.

    I would like to especially commend the sincere efforts and constructive engagement of the leadership of the Qatari government in helping to reach this point. I also greatly appreciate the leadership of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Turkey, and the Arab Republic of Egypt for their essential roles and valuable contributions in this regard.

    I would also like to specifically mention Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir; whose tireless efforts, selfless dedication, and key role in facilitating this progress and advancing the cause of peace and regional stability were vital.

    May this memorandum serve as a lasting foundation for further understanding, mutual respect, and shared prosperity throughout the region.
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  7. 17 Jun 2026, 19:23·

    "The full text of the Memorandum of Understanding in Islamabad between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America"

    According to IRNA:
    https://telegra.ph/mou-06-17-2

    Translation of the text published by the United States
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    A comparison of the version published by IRNA with the American version obtained by the BBC shows that the two versions of this 14-point agreement are almost entirely identical.

    The only minor difference is found in the sixth clause, which begins with the following phrase:

    "The United States of America commits to working with regional partners to develop a final program agreed upon by both parties with a minimum of $300 billion for the reconstruction and economic development of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The mechanism for implementing this program will be finalized within 60 days as part of the final agreement."

    The last sentence of this clause in the American version reads:
    "All necessary permits, exemptions, and authorizations for conducting related initial transactions will be issued by the United States of America."

    However, in the version published by IRNA, the word "initial" has been omitted from this sentence.

    Nevertheless, it does not seem that this minor difference fundamentally alters the meaning or content of the agreement.
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  8. 17 Jun 2026, 17:58·

    The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic announced on Wednesday the possibility of a peace agreement being signed by the presidents of Iran and the United States, stating that this matter is "currently under consideration."

    According to media outlets close to the Iranian government, Ismail Baqaei commented on the potential signing of a memorandum of understanding by Masoud Pezeshkian and Donald Trump, saying: "This idea has been raised and is still being examined."

    Previously, Iranian and American parties had reported that JD Vance, the U.S. Vice President, and Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, would sign this memorandum in Switzerland.

    The Swiss government confirmed that the signing ceremony will take place at the mountain residence of Bürgenstock.
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  9. 17 Jun 2026, 16:09·

    Trump's Press Conference:‌
    🔸On Sunday, we reached an agreement with Iran that achieves everything we intended to achieve—everything and even more.

    🔸If we hadn't made this agreement, we could have dropped more bombs for 2 to 3-4 weeks or even 2 years. You would never have seen the Strait of Hormuz open.

    🔸If I hadn't killed General Soleimani, we probably wouldn't be talking about this agreement right now, because he was a mad genius. They could never replace him.

    🔸World leaders are very happy that we reached an agreement, all of them. No country came to us and said, "Please, sir, drop bombs on them. Please drop bombs" — only foolish people say that.

    🔸The new leaders of Iran are smart, very smart. They have become much less radical. I think they really love their country. They are good people.

    🔸I didn't want to witness an economic disaster; if this process continued, it could have happened. Every time we talked about peace, the stock market went up. The stock market is smarter than anyone who is there, including the people on this stage—except me.

    🔸The stock market is doing brilliantly. And every time we said something amazing, like "we're going to agree," the market went up. And every time, every time we said something negative, like "look what's happened, we can't agree," the market went down — a lot, a lot, a lot. That tells you something.

    🔸I didn't want to be like Herbert Hoover. I didn't want that.
    [ChatGPT: Herbert Hoover was the U.S. President at the onset of the Great Depression in 1929. In American political memory, Hoover is emblematic of a presidency that saw a crisis explode under him and was later blamed for responding too late, inadequately, and with excessive caution. Even the impoverished neighborhoods during the depression were mockingly called Hoovervilles.
    So Trump likely means: I didn't want to wait until the crisis spiraled out of control and then everyone say the President acted too late.]

    🔸About killing Qassem Soleimani:
    This was a joint operation, as we say in real estate business. It was a joint operation between Israel and us. We studied it for a month. We knew almost a month in advance which plane he would be traveling on. He only traveled with commercial airlines, the big and crowded ones, because he knew we wouldn't take him down. They are very smart. But we knew he would be on that plane, we tracked him, and then Israel informed me that they wouldn't do it. And I had to make a decision.

    And I said to him, "Well, if Israel isn't doing it, we're all ready. Are we doing it? Do you want to do it or not?" I said, "Of course, if you want to do it, we can do it."

    🔸About Netanyahu: Bibi Netanyahu is a good man. He sometimes gets a little excited, but he happens to be a very good man. We had a small disagreement about Lebanon — I said, you can be a little softer, Bibi, you don't have to blow up a building every time someone comes in; that's Hezbollah's job.

    🔸Netanyahu came to the country and begged Barack Hussein Obama, the President, not to do the JCPOA. He said it could be the end of Israel, and if I hadn't gotten involved, it would have been. And Obama didn't listen to him. Bibi really went to Congress and begged them, but it went nowhere. And they had this terrible agreement that was catastrophic for Israel.

    🔸This is a memorandum of understanding. If it is not implemented in 60 days, that's fine, we go back to bombing. You know, I don't want to do that because it's very good, very good. But, well, we might have to, because we will never allow them to have nuclear weapons.

    🔸The agreement we reached with Iran on Sunday will be signed soon, tomorrow, maybe the day after.

    🔸Trump on Israel:
    I think they can do better regarding Hezbollah. I'm not saying they shouldn't protect themselves, but I'm saying — when two drones are fired into the desert and safely land, there's no need to blow up buildings in Beirut. They can behave better. And to be honest, they can do a better job — I love them, they were a great partner, but they can do much better regarding Hezbollah.

    🔸Trump on Iran:
    Well, they need investment because we inflicted one and a half trillion, maybe two trillion dollars in damage. So someone has to help them — well, there are no guarantees to help them, and their neighbors might help them a little, I don't know, but that's a lot of money. Almost no one has that kind of money — that's the kind of damage that has been done.

    🔸They have a primitive cultural perspective, but this primitive culture is genius; they are very smart people and very good negotiators.

    🔸About missiles:
    We are working on a parallel effort with Gulf countries to address non-nuclear issues, like conventional ballistic missiles, which we will talk about and support. I mean, they need to have some because others have some; you have to have some — someone said, "You shouldn't give them one," and I have people — I like some of these people, but I don't think they are smart. "Of course, you shouldn't let them have any missiles" — I said, well, what do I do, do I want to let Saudi Arabia have missiles, but not them? "Yes, sir."
    It doesn't work that way, you know, it doesn't work that way, and missiles are not the problem — missiles hit a small place, but they don't blow up the planet.

    🔸If they don't respect the agreement, or some issues are not even mentioned in the agreement — this is a memorandum of understanding, but we have a common understanding of some issues without writing it down — and if they don't respect it, we will probably go back to bombing them until they do. You know, it's amazing what bombs can do.

    🔸People want me to bomb the bridges.
    I did that before, because you know, they didn't keep one of their promises, and I bombed their biggest bridge, equivalent to the George Washington Bridge in Iran. But we bombed that bridge, you saw it.

    🔸I want to thank China, President Xi, I was with him, and he remained completely neutral, completely neutral, and I appreciate that.
    And I want to thank Vladimir Putin, he was very neutral.

    🔸Well, the release of the funds — it has an easy answer.
    We took a lot of their money, and we took their money from them. When it's not our money, it's their money, and we blocked it at a certain time. I think we should give it back, you know? If we didn't give it back, no one would ever invest in dollars again.

    🔸Reporter: A wise man once said, in January 2020, "Iran has never won a war, but it has never lost in negotiations."
    Trump: Who said that?
    Reporter: Donald Trump.
    Trump: Oh, I thought that's what you were going to say.

    🔸If they raise the white flag of surrender and say, "Thank God that Donald Trump is the greatest president in history," the New York Times and CNN will say, "Iran achieved a great victory."

    🔸By the way, the blockade was more impactful than all the airstrikes, where we dropped bombs worth a billion dollars on Iran.

    🔸Reporter: Why is it now acceptable for you that they keep part of their missile capability?
    Trump: What are they keeping? They have less now than other countries.
    We probably took out 84, 85 percent of their missiles; the rest are underground, and they can't even bring them out.

    🔸Trump on Iran: Do you want to let 91 million people die of hunger?

    🔸Reporter: Can you now say if anyone in your administration will be held accountable for the attack on the school that killed over a hundred children on the first day of the war?
    Trump: Mistakes happen, war is an ugly thing, I know it's being investigated.
    I'm asking Pete Hegseth because they are looking into this.

    🔸Reporter: Why don't you stay for the signing ceremony of the peace agreement with Iran?
    Trump: I might stay.

    🔸Reporter: Is there an element in this that you send the Vice President, if he succeeds that's great, you look like a genius for sending him. And if he fails, it's the Vice President's fault.
    Trump: I like that idea. Well, that way, if he succeeds, I take the credit. If he fails, it's JD's fault.
    You better watch out, JD. He'll take his plane back and run away from here.
    Yeah, I like that idea. I think it's a good idea.

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    I didn't select the above sections. I posted them simultaneously with his words from foreign sources with machine translation.

  10. 17 Jun 2026, 15:47·

    The Coordination Council of Banks acknowledged on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, that part of the services of four banks—Melli, Tejarat, Saderat, and Export Development—are still facing limitations after four days.

    This council had previously reported on June 13 about a "limited cyber attack" on these four banks, stating that this attack caused disruptions in the provision of certain banking services.

    Iran IT media has reported that due to this multi-day disruption, millions of users still do not have access to their accounts. The media criticized the situation, noting that many market participants have been unable to carry out important transactions in the stock market, gold, and other assets.

    In recent years, Iran's banking network has repeatedly been targeted by cyber attacks, and in some cases, customer information from certain banks has been published or traded in cyberspace. Despite this, the Coordination Council of Banks emphasized that the deposits, transactions, and financial information of customers of these four banks are in "complete security."
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  11. 17 Jun 2026, 15:39·

    The Memorandum of Understanding May Be Signed Sooner Than the Switzerland Meeting

    Axios, machine translation:
    The U.S., Iran, and intermediaries are in discussions about holding a signing ceremony for the memorandum of understanding; a ceremony currently scheduled for Friday, but according to a diplomat from one of the intermediary countries and a second source familiar with the talks, it may take place sooner, even on Wednesday.

    Why it matters: If this happens, the memorandum will be signed electronically, the sections related to the Strait of Hormuz will be implemented in the agreement, and the U.S. may finally release the text of the agreement.

    A diplomatic source stated that discussions about advancing the timeline to open the Strait of Hormuz earlier than Friday have taken place, as both sides agreed on this matter.

    Another factor could be political pressure on the White House to release the text of the memorandum.

    A source familiar with the discussions claimed that it was Iran that requested the text not to be published until the official signing, and denied that the White House made such a decision in response to political pressure.

    Current status: As of Wednesday morning, no final decision had been made regarding changing the signing time.

    The White House declined to comment.

    Main news: Even if the signing time changes, the meeting of U.S. and Iranian delegations, led by Vice President Pence and Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of Iran's Parliament, will take place as scheduled on Friday in Switzerland; this was stated by sources.

    They are expected to discuss the commencement of negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program.

    Ambiguous point: A senior government official told reporters that this agreement was electronically signed on Sunday by President Trump, Pence, and Qalibaf.

    The diplomatic source claimed that such a signature has not taken place.

    The informed source claimed that this signature has occurred and the new signature will be a "second signature." It is unclear why two signatures are necessary.

    What to watch for: The White House has stated since Sunday that the opening of the Strait by Iran and the lifting of the U.S. blockade will only begin on Friday, after the official signing ceremony.

    According to the diplomatic source, if the agreement is signed earlier, this process will also be expedited.
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  12. 17 Jun 2026, 15:27·

    The President of the United States, in a meeting with the Prime Minister of India on the sidelines of the G7 summit, said: "The changes in the Islamic Republic began with my order to kill Qassem Soleimani."
    Donald Trump added: "The Islamic Republic has lost its first and second tier of leadership, and now with my agreement, they will never acquire nuclear weapons."
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    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, stated that he supports Israel's right to defend itself but expects the country to make "sound judgments" in its decisions.
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    In response to a journalist's question asking, "Does the warm reception from European leaders indicate their alignment with your worldview?", he said: "I think they have come to the conclusion that I was right. In a way, I am always right, and ultimately, they also believe that I was right."
    The President of the United States, speaking alongside Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, referred to the sudden willingness of other countries to join the recent agreements, adding: "Now suddenly, they all want to get involved and participate; while the work is almost done, and there is no reason to include them."
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    The rest of his remarks (not related to Iran): 20 minutes 220 MB

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  13. 17 Jun 2026, 14:19·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    I will hold a press conference from France in 45 minutes. Then I will go to Versailles for dinner with the leaders of France and other European leaders, and I will return home tonight!

    This trip was a great success, but what they wanted to talk about the most was the fact that Iran will not have nuclear weapons and the Strait of Hormuz will be opened immediately.

    In all indicators, the figures related to the U.S. economy are excellent; today the number of people employed is higher than ever. Over $19.1 trillion is being invested in America, factories and everything else is taking shape; but the important point is that recent stock market figures have skyrocketed because of this agreement, and similarly, oil prices are plummeting!

    President Donald J. Trump
    realDonaldTrump

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  14. 17 Jun 2026, 14:12·

    JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States, defended Donald Trump's administration's policies towards the Islamic Republic of Iran in an interview with CBS's morning program, criticizing those who, according to him, are merely seeking to continue military conflict.

    Vance differentiated between "tools" and "goals" in Washington's foreign policy, stating: "The President used diplomacy, economic leverage, and military pressure to ensure that Iran does not acquire nuclear weapons; that has always been the main goal." He criticized the hardliners, adding: "Some just want the bombings to continue, without considering whether this actually brings any benefits to the American people."

    The Vice President of the United States emphasized at the end that Trump's goal is not to create misery and suffering for the people of Iran, but rather the main focus of his administration is to curb weapon programs and prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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  15. 17 Jun 2026, 13:00·

    Zakani: Khamenei Will Also Be Buried in "Iraq"

    Alireza Zakani, the mayor of Tehran, announced for the first time on Wednesday, June 17, contrary to previous statements by officials of the Islamic Republic, that the funeral ceremony for Ali Khamenei will also be held in Iraq.
    Zakani told reporters that after two days of farewell ceremonies, Ali Khamenei's body will be buried in Tehran on July 6, in Qom on July 7, and in Iraq on July 8.
    Officials of the Islamic Republic had previously stated that the former leader would be buried in Mashhad.
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  16. 17 Jun 2026, 12:41·

    Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Republic's Parliament and head of the Islamic Republic's negotiating team with the United States, emphasized the importance of economic relations with China, stating that the Islamic Republic must move beyond confrontation and focus on economic development.

    In a brainstorming session with the special representative for China and the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Qalibaf said: "We must take the position from the launcher kids, relieve the people from economic pressure, and build the country."

    Describing China's position as a "unique" country for the Islamic Republic in trade, he added that Beijing must believe that Tehran is a "partner in every sense" for China.

    The Speaker of the Islamic Republic's Parliament stated that any bloc formed with the presence of the Gulf Coast countries will definitely center around "China and the Islamic Republic."
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  17. 17 Jun 2026, 12:32·

    Donald Trump says that if he is not satisfied with the agreement and Iran does not change its behavior, he will bomb Iran again.

    The U.S. President, speaking at a press conference on Wednesday alongside Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the President of Egypt, on the sidelines of the G7 leaders' summit in France, stated: "This is just a memorandum of understanding. If I am not satisfied with it and they do not change their behavior, we will shoot at them again and drop bombs on their heads."
    Donald Trump also described reports about a $300 billion investment by the U.S. in Iran based on the memorandum as incorrect, but stated that the U.S. would not prevent other countries from investing in Iran.

    The text of the memorandum has not yet been published, but according to one of the clauses in the text released by some American media, it is mentioned that "the United States commits to working with its regional partners to develop a comprehensive and mutually agreed plan for the reconstruction and economic development of the Islamic Republic and to guarantee the financing of at least $300 billion. The mechanism for implementing this plan will be developed within 60 days as part of the final agreement."

    The U.S. President also stated that the text of the memorandum does not mention that the U.S. will pay money to Iran and rejected the existence of a clause regarding the immediate lifting of sanctions on Iran in the text of the memorandum.

    In the text published in American media, the accuracy of which has not yet been confirmed, it states that "the United States commits to lifting all types of sanctions imposed against the Islamic Republic of Iran based on a timeline agreed upon in the final agreement; including United Nations Security Council resolutions and International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors resolutions, as well as all unilateral U.S. sanctions, both primary and secondary."
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  18. 17 Jun 2026, 12:32·

    Ibrahim Rezaei, the spokesperson for the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Islamic Republic's Parliament, criticized the memorandum of understanding between the Islamic Republic and the United States, describing the agreement as "unbalanced" and stating that all of the Islamic Republic's red lines were not respected.

    In a television interview, Rezaei added that the war has not ended and one should not assume that the situation has moved beyond confrontation. He said, "We are in a full-scale hybrid war and must take advantage of the opportunity created to become stronger."

    The spokesperson for the National Security Commission of the Islamic Republic's Parliament also defended the critics of the memorandum, stating that opponents of the agreement should not be labeled as "hardliners." He added, "If these individuals did not exist, American soldiers would be standing over us right now."

    Rezaei had previously criticized the way supporters of the agreement defended the memorandum on the social media platform X. He urged the officials of the Islamic Republic not to use public resources to promote the "agreement," to tolerate critics, and not to incur costs from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic to justify decisions.
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  19. 17 Jun 2026, 12:27·

    Continuing the downward trend in the prices of foreign currencies in Iran's free market, on Wednesday, June 17, the price of each US dollar reached around 153,000 tomans, and the price of gold coins was reported to be around 160 million tomans.

    The price of the US dollar, which had risen to 190,000 tomans at one point, has now decreased by about 20%.

    The price of each gram of 18-carat gold also fell on Wednesday to 15,767,000 tomans, and the "Imami coin" decreased to 159,500,000 tomans.

    In contrast, the Tehran Stock Exchange index has seen significant growth since the announcement of the agreement, reaching a new record of over 5,100,000 units on Wednesday.
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  20. 17 Jun 2026, 12:27·

    The leaders of the seven industrialized countries (G7) expressed their support for the agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic in the final statement of their meeting, considering it an important opportunity to prevent the Iranian government from acquiring nuclear weapons and to limit Tehran's missile and regional activities.

    The leaders of the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom also stated that they are ready to participate in the implementation process of this agreement.

    In another section of the statement, the necessity of maintaining freedom of navigation and the unobstructed passage of ships in international waterways was emphasized, describing this issue as one of the main pillars of global trade.
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  21. 17 Jun 2026, 12:26·

    "Mahri Farajzadeh," 36 years old, resident of Karaj and mother of two children, was shot and killed on Friday, January 19, 1404, in Fardis, Karaj.

    According to informed sources, the bullet struck her skull, and Mahri Farajzadeh died before reaching the "Be-Afarin" hospital in Fardis.

    Her relatives say that after two days of follow-up, they received Mahri Farajzadeh's body on January 21 from Behesht-e-Sakineh in Karaj.

    Mahri Farajzadeh was a housewife and had two children: a 15-year-old daughter and a 10-year-old son, who are now facing an irreparable loss with the death of their mother.
    @VahidHeadline
    Update:
    Received message: Mahri's cousin, Akbar Hassanpour, was also shot and killed on January 19 in Gohardasht, Karaj. Akbar had two daughters, aged 16 and 18.
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  22. 17 Jun 2026, 12:25·

    Forwarded from channel 1004153323

    🔴 The Abdorrahman Boroumand Foundation has documented 746 executions in Iran since January 1, 2026, of which only 52 have been carried out since the beginning of June 2026.

    🔸 The Islamic Republic has accelerated the execution of political prisoners in the shadow of war and in response to the nationwide protests of December 2025. Since the beginning of this year, at least 45 protesters and political prisoners accused of crimes against national security, including espionage, have been executed.

    🔸 Reports received by the Abdorrahman Boroumand Foundation indicate that the main legal basis for many of these death sentences has been "confessions" obtained under physical and psychological pressure from prisoners; this constitutes a clear violation of the fundamental rights to a fair trial and international protections against torture.
    ⁧ #NoToExecutions ⁩
    @IranRights

  23. 17 Jun 2026, 05:53·

    A private jet has crashed on a highway in Texas, and drivers have gone to help the passengers.
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    One person has died; five others have been hospitalized due to smoke inhalation.
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  24. 17 Jun 2026, 05:18·

    The first oil tankers carrying crude oil from Iran have left the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the U.S. maritime blockade. This was announced on Wednesday morning by one of the ship tracking websites.

    The website "Tanker Trackers," which monitors the storage and transportation of oil shipments, has confirmed "the first crude oil exports from Iran in the past two months" based on digital data aligned with satellite images.
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  25. 17 Jun 2026, 01:41·

    According to NBC, the Iranian government has continued to launch a "large" number of drones towards commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz following the announcement of a memorandum of understanding with the United States. NBC reported, citing an American official, that the Revolutionary Guard has launched drones that the U.S. was able to intercept before they posed a threat to commercial vessels, military ships, and crews present in the area. According to the report, the Revolutionary Guard has been launching drones every night since the "electronic" signing of the memorandum of understanding on Sunday.
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  26. 16 Jun 2026, 23:35·

    JD Vance, the Deputy of Donald Trump, who will sign a peace agreement with Iran in Switzerland on Friday, stated that the essence of this initial agreement can be summarized in one sentence: if Iran fulfills its commitments under this agreement, the United States is ready to create conditions for this country to return to the global economy.

    Mr. Vance said in an interview with Sirius XM radio on Tuesday: "Donald Trump never said that the goal of his actions is to empower Reza Pahlavi in Iran. What he said is that if the people of Iran have risen up and stood against their government, that's very good, but what he wants is to ensure the oversight of Iran's nuclear activities, whether through diplomacy or through war, which ultimately the latter occurred." 06:21

    The U.S. Vice President also emphasized that the demands of Mr. Trump's critics for continuing the war with Iran are "not aligned and never have been" with what Donald Trump has always promised the American people and intends to implement.

    Mr. Vance reiterated several times in this interview that the economic benefits Iran will receive "will in no way" be paid from American resources and assets, but rather, if Iran cooperates and fulfills all the terms of the agreement, the U.S. will provide "opportunities" for investment in Iran by lifting sanctions.
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  27. 16 Jun 2026, 19:54·

    The image that was published on social media shows Dara Khosrowshahi, the Iranian-American CEO of Uber, at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles during the match between Iran and New Zealand in the 2026 World Cup.
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