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  1. 3 Oct 2026, 14:02·

    The judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced the execution of "Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi," one of the detainees from the nationwide protests of January 2025, in the early hours of Saturday, October 3, 2026.

    The judiciary also claimed that Jamshidi Kheirabadi shot at officers on the evening of January 7, 2025, on Naser Khosrow Street in Shahrekord and then fled the scene. According to this account, he was arrested two days later, on January 9, 2025, while carrying a handgun.

    The judiciary's statement indicated that the execution order for this protester was carried out after being confirmed by the Supreme Court. However, the statement did not provide any details about the timing of the trial, the judicial process, or his access to a chosen lawyer.

    Officials of the Islamic Republic have labeled the January 2025 protesters as "coup plotters" and accused them of having connections with the U.S. and Israel and attempting to create insecurity.

    "Masoud Pezeshkian," the head of the Islamic Republic government, also claimed in his recent speech at the United Nations General Assembly that the people of Iran have been present in the streets for the past seven months to "defend Iran." He described the protesters as individuals who, according to him, were "provoked" and armed by the U.S. and Israel to create insecurity within the country.

    The issuance and execution of many heavy sentences against the January protesters, including death sentences under the "Increased Penalties for Espionage" laws, are seen by legal experts and human rights activists as serious violations of the rights of the accused.
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  2. 3 Oct 2026, 13:59·

    Messages received from Qeshm
    Around 16:30:

    The sound of a fighter jet came very close, the noise was loud in Qeshm.

    Just now, they launched a missile in Qeshm.
    16:34

    Vahid, they launched a missile from the Bahman pier in Qeshm.
    The sound was really terrifying.
    It's unclear if it was a launch or a fighter jet, but whatever it was, the noise was very louddddd.

    Just now, there was a sound in Qeshm.

    Hello Vahid, a few minutes ago a missile was launched towards the Strait.

    Hello Vahid, around 4:30 a fighter jet passed by.

    Hello, at 4:30 PM today in Qeshm, the sound of a fighter jet was very terrifying.

    [This message was different, and I don't know how accurate it is. After an hour, it was unclear what the sound was.]
    Qeshm's defense was activated, and they shot.
    Vahid, the sounds were very intense.
    It was unclear what it was.
    They had just fixed the radar three days ago.

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  3. 3 Oct 2026, 01:46·

    Donald Trump, on Friday, in his speech in Alabama, referring to military strikes against Iran and criticizing some media outlets, said: They don't want to see our success. When we destroyed their navy, wiped out their air force, and dealt a deadly blow to Iran a few months ago, the New York Times and fake news media were saying that the situation in Iran is fantastic. They have lost everything, including their leaders.

    He emphasized the leadership vacuum in the Islamic Republic, adding: They lost one round of their leaders, then another round, and then half of the third group. They even held a competition to see who would be willing to lead, but there were no participants, and everyone said, "I don't want to."

    Part of our problem now is that I don't even know who to deal with. No one is willing to be a leader.

    I ask, who should I talk to in Iran? But there is no one around.

    We knock on the door, tap-tap, but no one is home.
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  4. 2 Oct 2026, 15:06·

    The lawyer of "Elnaz Shakerdoost" announced that the Tehran Provincial Court of Appeals has upheld the initial ruling of one year of imprisonment and two years of prohibition from political, virtual, and artistic activities against his client.

    Elnaz Shakerdoost, a cinema actress, was summoned to the Revolutionary Court due to a story related to the protests of December 2024 and was sentenced to one year of punitive imprisonment and two years of prohibition from political, virtual, and artistic activities on the charge of "propaganda against the regime."
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  5. 2 Oct 2026, 13:52·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, released a video on the social media platform Truth Social on Thursday evening, October 1st, showing the widespread presence of protesters during the nationwide protests in Iran. In this video, protesters chant: "This year is the year of blood, Seyed Ali will fall."
    realDonaldTrump
    This video was shared on December 31, 2025, by dozens of Arabic accounts and accounts linked to a political organization abroad, and it seems to have garnered the most attention on the account of an Israeli official who has repeatedly posted videos with incorrect descriptions: GadbanWaleed
    During those days, I had also published many important videos from various cities in Iran, but I had doubts about the date of this one being related to the protests of 1401, so I didn't post it. Especially since its original sources were accounts that always share many old videos with incorrect descriptions among the current videos.
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  6. 2 Oct 2026, 13:07·

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    🔻The "Six-Person Team" Puzzle in the Iranian Government

    Masoud Pezeshkian recently referred to a "six-person team" in the Iranian government that "has the authority to make decisions regarding the ongoing crisis with the U.S., and decisions are implemented in coordination with them." Following the publication of these remarks in an interview with CBS, official Iranian media released narratives about the composition of the six-person team, which were mostly similar regarding five members but differed on the sixth. The consistent part of the narratives often focused on the President, the Speaker of Parliament, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, and the Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC, although some identified the sixth member as the head of the judiciary and others as the foreign minister.

    Masoud Pezeshkian's mention of this team was significant, but it was neither the first time such a reference was made nor a sign of a key transformation in the overarching decision-making structure, or, for example, the establishment of an institution with similar importance to the Supreme National Security Council.

    Last July, Abbas Araghchi, in an interview with the YouTube program "The War Story," stated that the framework for negotiations with the U.S. is determined by a council known as the "six-person committee." However, his explanations indicated that the position of this committee is lower than the Shura (Supreme National Security Council) and is at the level of one of its internal working groups. In his discussion, Abbas Araghchi specifically spoke of a committee "within the secretariat" of the Shura that was initially called the "nuclear committee," then the "negotiation committee," and ultimately became known as the "six-person committee." According to his statements, this committee had been active long before the forty-day war and operated under the responsibility of Ali Shamkhani and then Ali Larijani during their tenures as secretaries of the Shura.

    Of course, Abbas Araghchi's narrative about this committee being under the secretary's responsibility raised the ambiguity of whether its leadership, like the Shura, is with the President or if it refers to a six-person group that does not include the President but presents its conclusions to the head of the government.

    In any case, Abbas Araghchi emphasized that the committee's decisions must "go exactly like the resolutions of the Supreme Council, be approved, and then communicated," which seemed to refer to the necessity of approval of resolutions by the Leader of the Islamic Republic. He also positively responded to the question of whether the approval of the (temporary) ceasefire at the end of the forty-day war was "with the opinion of Agha Mojtaba," although regarding the method of approval, he said: "Our connection was with those who were intermediaries, and issues were communicated through them."

    It is noteworthy that Masoud Pezeshkian, who had reported two meetings with the new Leader of the Islamic Republic in August, also referred to those same two meetings in his interviews during his trip to the U.S., indicating that he had not had a new meeting with the highest authority of the government.

    In other words, seven months into Mojtaba Khamenei's leadership, the connection between government teams and the Leader still relies on the "intermediary" circle, about which various speculations have been raised. Among them are speculations that consider Hossein Taeb, the new head of the Basij Organization, as an influential figure in this circle.

    🔹The continuation of the article is available at the link below:

    https://www.bbc.com/persian/articles/cr9dw7dvjxj1o

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  7. 2 Oct 2026, 13:06·

    The U.S. Treasury Secretary says Iran did not load a single shipment of crude oil in September. Data from tanker tracking companies also shows that no crude oil loading from Iranian ports was recorded this month.

    Scott Basset wrote on the social media platform X on Thursday evening, October 1: "Iran loaded zero barrels of crude oil onto tankers in September," adding that the Trump administration is cutting off the "most vital source of revenue" for the Islamic Republic.

    Initial tanker tracking data published by Bloomberg, as well as information from companies like Kpler and Vortexa, indicates that no crude oil loading from Iranian ports was recorded throughout September.

    This comes as Kpler and Vortexa estimated that crude oil and condensate loading from Iran in August was around 220,000 to 255,000 barrels per day.

    Iran continues to deliver some oil that was previously loaded and stored in Asian waters to Chinese buyers, but these reserves are decreasing without new shipments leaving Iran.
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  8. 2 Oct 2026, 13:06·

    The Tasnim News Agency reported on Friday, October 2nd, about an armed clash between the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and members of "a terrorist group" in one of the villages of the Rask County in southern Sistan and Baluchestan. Tasnim added that the IRGC forces are "clearing the area and assessing the situation." At the same time, the government news agency Fars also reported the start of "operational actions" by the IRGC from Friday morning in Rask. This news comes as the Quds Ground Force of the IRGC had previously released a video on Thursday showing an armed confrontation, reporting the death of 6 members of a "Takfiri terrorist group" in the Manzel Ab area of Zahedan.
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  9. 2 Oct 2026, 13:05·

    Donald Trump recently warned in two statements about Iran that if it is determined that Tehran was involved in the FlyDubai flight incident heading to Israel, it will be "severely targeted." Hours later, he reiterated that he believes Iran is "on the verge of surrendering."

    These remarks come as the United Arab Emirates continues its investigation into the possibility of terrorism related to the FlyDubai flight incident, alongside reports of increased U.S. military presence in the region.

    The U.S. President, on Thursday evening, October 1st, Iran time, responded to reporters' questions at the White House regarding the potential connection between Iran and the co-pilot who attacked the pilot of the Dubai-Tel Aviv flight, stating: "Based on what I hear, I would say the answer is yes, but we are currently looking into it."

    So far, no public evidence has been released regarding Iran's connection to this incident, and investigations into the co-pilot's motives are ongoing.
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  10. 2 Oct 2026, 13:04·

    Three citizens from Kermanshah, among those arrested during the protests in December 2025, have been sentenced to death for the charge of "moharebeh" (waging war against God) in Branch 23 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court.

    According to information received by the Hana Human Rights Organization, Sirvan Shabani, 25 years old, an artist and musician as well as the leader of a pop and traditional orchestra, Khosrow Mohammadi-Nia, and Masoud Tushmalani are currently being held in Qazalhesar Prison in Karaj.

    Hana has reported that these three individuals were arrested on January 9, 2025, during the protests in Islamshahr by security forces and were subsequently held for a period in solitary confinement. According to this report, after months of detention in solitary conditions and what Hana describes as "forced confessions," they were transferred to Qazalhesar Prison.
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  11. 1 Oct 2026, 20:22·

    UKMTO:
    The "UK Maritime Trade Operations" (UKMTO) has received a report from a third source indicating that a tanker was struck by an unknown projectile while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in a fire.

    It has been reported that the crew is safe. The extent of the damage and environmental impacts are not known at the time of this report.
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  12. 1 Oct 2026, 18:02·

    Trump's post, machine translation:
    I had said many times that it would take 4 to 6 weeks to eliminate the "nuclear threat from Iran," but I did it in one night! The rest of that time is just to ensure that things stay this way.

    President Donald J. Trump
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  13. 1 Oct 2026, 14:23·

    The President of the United States, in a detailed interview with Time magazine, stated that he rejected the recent proposal from the Islamic Republic to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz due to its "insufficiency," adding that he does not rule out the possibility of escalating military attacks against the Islamic Republic. This interview took place on October 6 at the White House and was published on Thursday, October 9.

    Donald Trump, in response to the question of why military conflict with the Islamic Republic has entered its seventh month contrary to his initial assessment, said that after the B-2 bombers attacked nuclear facilities, he could have halted operations but chose to go "beyond" so that the Iranian government could not rebuild its capabilities "in a different way." He stated, "I have destroyed their nuclear capability. I have destroyed their navy; 159 ships are at the bottom of the sea. I have destroyed their air force. All their planes are gone. I have destroyed their radar." The President of the United States also mentioned that the Islamic Republic's economy has collapsed and its inflation is around 300%.

    Trump said that the U.S. has effectively taken control of the Strait of Hormuz from the Islamic Republic, emphasizing that the night before the interview, the volume of oil passing through this waterway had reached its highest historical level. New data shows that oil exports from the Persian Gulf have significantly improved in recent days, returning to average levels of 2025.

    In another part of the interview, the Time reporter referred to Trump's recent statements about the possibility of "destroying Iran" and asked if such an action is really possible. He replied, "Yes, I will do it. It is possible."

    When the reporter asked about the Iranian civilians, the President referred to the suppression of protests and stated that the Iranian government has killed between 72,000 to 75,000 people in recent months. Trump also said he does not regret his decision not to intervene directly in the protests of January and described his administration's performance regarding the Islamic Republic as "incredible."

    He stated that Iran is a much larger and more distant country than Venezuela, but "the result will be the same," adding, "They want to make a deal."

    In response to a question about the reason for rejecting the recent proposal from the Islamic Republic for a ceasefire, Trump said the Iranian regime proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but the conditions were "not even close to sufficient."

    Reuters reported that the proposal presented through Qatari mediators included ending hostilities and reopening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting some U.S. economic pressures and allowing the Iranian regime access to frozen assets. Indirect negotiations are still ongoing.

    The Time reporter then asked if the U.S. government would increase attacks on the Islamic Republic after the midterm elections. Trump replied, "It is possible." He refrained from providing details but mentioned that the U.S. has increased its military stockpiles over the past six months and defense companies are expanding production with round-the-clock operations.

    At the end of the interview, the President of the United States identified the main goal of his policy towards the Islamic Republic as preventing it from acquiring nuclear weapons, stating, "The main issue that I always raise is that Iran cannot be a nuclear power."
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  14. 1 Oct 2026, 14:15·

    The dollar rate in the free market of Iran peaked at 258,900 tomans on Thursday, with an increase of about 1.5% compared to the previous day.

    The US dollar has surged more than 10% against the Iranian rial over the past week, over 20% in the past month, and approximately 64% since the start of the war.

    In the one-year period, the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iranian rial has increased by nearly 125%.

    The price of the Imam coin also exceeded 260 million tomans at the time of this report on Thursday afternoon.
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  15. 1 Oct 2026, 14:14·

    "Farzaneh Fasihi," the Olympic runner from Iran, reacted to the recent statements of "Ehsan Haddadi," the president of the Islamic Republic's Athletics Federation, calling him the "most infamous athlete in the history of Iran" and wrote that young athletes should consider him a "cautionary tale," not a role model.

    In a post on her Instagram page, Farzaneh Fasihi addressed Ehsan Haddadi, saying: "In your parallel universe, you should have been behind bars and deprived of any citizen rights, but what can we do? Here, the fate of hundreds and thousands of pure and innocent young people has been entrusted to you, and now you’ve taken on the role of a counselor."

    This reaction came after Ehsan Haddadi, on Wednesday, October 8, 1405 (Persian calendar), stated in an interview with the government website "Varzesh-e Se," regarding female athletes: "I hold meetings with female runners and tell them you can become like many female athletes, virtual with 30,000, 50,000, or 300,000 followers, or you can become a champion."

    Farzaneh Fasihi also referred to "Rayhaneh Mobini," "Zahra Zarei," and "Fatemeh Mohitizadeh," female track and field athletes from Iran, stating that the thought of them wanting to follow Ehsan Haddadi's teachings is "like a nightmare" for her.

    She further addressed the president of the Athletics Federation, writing: "Being noble has nothing to do with medals and championships. You have proven that one can go backward with a sack full of medals and become the most despised person of a nation."

    Farzaneh Fasihi's reference to "behind bars" relates to Ehsan Haddadi's legal case in the 1390s (Persian calendar), where he faced allegations of sexual assault, and the court sentenced him to prison, lashes, and a fine. However, the case was closed due to the intervention of security agencies.

    In recent years, some prominent female track and field athletes from Iran have also left the country. "Elnaz Kompani," the record holder for the 60-meter hurdles in Iran, announced her immigration to the United States, and before her, "Maryam Tusi," the record holder for the women's 200-meter indoor event in Iran, had immigrated to the U.S.
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  16. 1 Oct 2026, 14:11·

    Iman Sadeghi, a 20-year-old blogger and one of the detainees from the [December protests] in Kashan, has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison.

    He has been sentenced to seven months and 16 days in prison for the charge of "propaganda against the regime" and to 12 years, six months, and one day for the charge of "publishing criminal content against national security."

    "Publishing criminal content in media and press leading to the defamation of individuals" is also among the other charges raised in his case.

    Iman Sadeghi was arrested on February 1, 2025, and subsequently transferred to Kashan prison.
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  17. 1 Oct 2026, 02:48·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, released a report from the New York Post on Wednesday night regarding statements made by Scott Basset, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, who said that the economy of the Islamic Republic of Iran will have "nothing to trade" in "about two weeks."

    The maritime blockade of Iran's ports has prevented the Islamic Republic from exporting oil by sea. The U.S. dollar has also reached new highs in recent days due to the stunning collapse of the Iranian rial.

    Mr. Basset told Fox News that the economy under the blockade of the Islamic Republic of Iran will soon, after delivering its last oil shipments, have "nothing to exchange" in about two weeks.

    According to the New York Post, Basset assessed in an interview with Fox News that the Islamic Republic, due to the collapse of its economy accelerated by the implementation of "economic expulsion operations," is desperately eager for an agreement and warned that its problems will significantly worsen in the next two weeks.
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  18. 1 Oct 2026, 02:48·

    According to Axios, citing an informed source, Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, ordered the Iranian delegation present at the United Nations General Assembly, including Abbas Araqchi, the Iranian Foreign Minister, to leave the U.S. immediately on Monday, October 6, after negotiations with the Islamic Republic reached a deadlock.

    One U.S. official told Axios, "Rubio kicked out the Iranian delegation, which had overstayed its welcome. The General Assembly was over, and it was time for them to go." According to the report, the U.S. mission to the United Nations informed the Iranian delegation on Monday night that they must leave New York immediately.

    Axios reported that Araqchi and the delegation members headed to the airport a few hours later and flew from New York to Doha early Tuesday morning. A second source also confirmed the U.S. request for the delegation's departure but stated that Araqchi was already scheduled to leave for Tehran on Monday night.
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  19. 30 Sept 2026, 21:24·

    Donald Trump, in response to a reporter's question about how he plans to negotiate with leaders of the Islamic Republic whom he described as "crazy" and "irrational," said: "Maybe we blow them up. We have to make a decision. Blow them up, make a deal, the time is coming."
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  20. 30 Sept 2026, 19:18·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, in his latest remarks about Iran said that new developments will happen "very soon." Trump stated, "You will see things happening very soon." He continued by saying that Iran is "effectively devastated" and facing inflation of over 300% and a poor economic situation. The President of the United States also reiterated that during the war, Iran's navy and air force have been destroyed, and the country's air defense equipment has also been obliterated.
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  21. 30 Sept 2026, 17:11·

    Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister of Britain, announced on Wednesday, October 8, that strong evidence suggests the Islamic Republic of Iran played a role in the recent security incident near the American-managed RAF Fairford airbase.

    British anti-terrorism police arrested five young men aged 23 to 25 on Sunday — all British citizens residing in London — on charges of preparing for a terrorist act, but they were released on bail the following day.

    RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, Britain, which has a long history of use by American and NATO forces, has been utilized since March as a logistical support point for U.S. attacks against Iran. Britain has authorized the operation of American bombers stationed at this base to target missile sites in Iran — which threaten passing ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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  22. 30 Sept 2026, 17:10·

    Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced on Tuesday, October 29, during a luncheon with prominent technology figures and senior government officials at the White House, that Washington will officially change the term Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Super Intelligence (SI).

    Trump, referring to the signing of the official document for this name change, said, "We all agree that this is not artificial technology; that’s why today we are signing a document to officially change its name to Super Intelligence."

    This important meeting was attended by senior leaders from the tech world and Silicon Valley giants, including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Satya Nadella (CEO of Microsoft), Lisa Su (CEO of AMD), and the CEOs of Meta, Nvidia, Google, Palantir, and Anthropic. Greg Brockman, President of OpenAI, also represented the company at the meeting.

    On the government side, figures such as JD Vance, the Vice President, Suzy Wiles, the White House Chief of Staff, Scott Bessen, the Secretary of the Treasury, and Howard Lutnick, the Secretary of Commerce, accompanied Trump. This decision follows Washington's new policies to replace the title "Super Intelligence" in all official documents and communications of the U.S. government.
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  23. 30 Sept 2026, 15:42·

    The dollar rate in the free market of Tehran today surpassed 256,000 tomans, and the Tehran prosecutor instructed judicial agents to deal with "disruptors in the currency market."

    According to data from gold and currency information platforms, the dollar was traded at 256,500 tomans, the euro at 290,500 tomans, and the British pound at 339,000 tomans.

    This morning, the dollar was at 255,000 tomans, and yesterday it was 253,100 tomans, meaning it has increased by 3,400 tomans in two days.

    At the same time, the Tehran prosecutor announced actions against market participants, stating that judicial agents have been tasked with identifying disruptors through field investigations and monitoring social media, and to report their actions daily to the judiciary.

    On Monday, the Islamic Republic's police arrested 11 currency market participants.
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  24. 30 Sept 2026, 15:42·

    Following the emergency landing of a FlyDubai airline plane from Dubai to Tel Aviv in Saudi Arabia, the Israeli Prime Minister stated that the co-pilot of the aircraft allegedly attempted to crash the plane with its passengers after attacking the other pilot with a knife.

    Benjamin Netanyahu, in a video message released on Wednesday, October 8, said: "During the flight, as the plane was approaching the country, one of the pilots attacked the other pilot and apparently tried to crash the plane with all its passengers."

    He referred to the passengers as "heroes" and said their actions "prevented a major disaster."

    Netanyahu also mentioned that Saudi Arabia has detained the co-pilot of this flight, who he claims attacked the other pilot and attempted to crash the plane. He added: "The pilot who carried out the attack has been arrested and is now being interrogated by Saudi authorities."

    Netanyahu also issued orders to prepare for potential further threats.

    Israel's Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, described the incident on Wednesday as "an attempt at a terrorist attack." In a statement, he said: "The serious incident on the FlyDubai flight was an attempt at a jihadist terrorist attack that was thwarted thanks to the bravery of several Israeli passengers; they entered the cockpit, subdued the terrorist, and returned control of the plane to another crew member who was present."

    Israeli media reported on Wednesday the possibility of the plane being hijacked but later stated that "a physical altercation between the pilots" on the aircraft caused it to change course and make an emergency landing.

    According to these reports, the Boeing 737 sent an emergency code related to hijacking and subsequently lost communication with Israel. Following this event, Israeli fighter jets were scrambled, and operations at Ben Gurion Airport were halted.

    Videos shared on social media, which Reuters confirmed were recorded on flight FZ1073, show passengers attending to two injured men on the floor of the plane, at least one of whom is wearing a pilot's uniform.

    In one of the videos, an Israeli passenger calls for help, stating that the passengers "have subdued the terrorists." However, officials at Tabuk Airport and this passenger have not identified the attacker or attackers, and the exact details of how the altercation unfolded remain unclear.

    According to information from the FlightRadar24 website, the flight initially sent a general emergency message and then sent another emergency message indicating the possibility of "illegal interference." The plane had descended nearly 14,000 feet in less than 30 seconds before the first emergency alert.

    The Boeing 737, which Israeli media reported was carrying about 150 Israeli passengers, transmitted the initial emergency message again and then landed at Tabuk Airport in northwestern Saudi Arabia.

    On the other hand, FlyDubai, based in the United Arab Emirates, stated that the cause of the altercation that occurred "in the cockpit of flight FZ1073" is still unclear and is under official investigation.

    A FlyDubai spokesperson said in a statement: "At this stage, the main reasons and motivations for this incident are not clear and are still being investigated within the framework of an official inquiry. We ask all parties to refrain from premature speculation while the responsible authorities are gathering information and clarifying the details of the incident."

    Reuters reported, citing Israeli officials, that the co-pilot involved in the incident is an Omani citizen. The Omani government has not yet commented on the matter.
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  25. 30 Sept 2026, 15:41·

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    🔴 "He went to help his injured father and was shot."

    🔸 It took seven days for Mohammad Abbaszadeh's family to receive the body of their only son. During this time, they repeatedly approached judicial and military authorities, but received no clear answers and were only told to wait for a text message.

    🔸 The pressures continued afterward as well. Some relatives were summoned, written commitments were taken from family members, and security officials imposed restrictions on how the funeral should be conducted and even on the narrative of how Mohammad was killed.

    🔸 Despite these pressures, the family buried Mohammad in his hometown of Ahvaz; while his injured father was still hospitalized and unable to attend the funeral of his only son.

    🔸 Read the full story of Mohammad Abbaszadeh in the memorial of hope.
    https://www.iranrights.org/fa/memorial/story/-9241/mohammad-abbaszadeh

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  26. 30 Sept 2026, 05:41·

    The judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced that it executed two individuals who were arrested during the protests in Mashhad last December in the early hours of Wednesday.

    According to the announcement from the judiciary's media center, Ali Hemmati Sistaniyan and Majid Nikandish were executed after their sentences were confirmed by the Supreme Court. The judiciary accused them of being involved in the deaths of four security forces in an area of Mashhad.

    The judiciary's claim states that the two defendants confessed during interrogation and in court to attacking a chain store, setting it on fire with a Molotov cocktail, burning a bank, and vandalizing public property.

    No information has been released regarding the trial process, the defendants' access to a chosen lawyer, or the conditions under which the confessions were obtained. Television confessions in the Islamic Republic's security cases have repeatedly been accused by human rights organizations of being obtained under pressure.
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  27. 29 Sept 2026, 18:24·

    Mohsen Rezaei, the Secretary of the "Supreme National Security Council," in a meeting with Shahin Mustafayev, the Deputy Prime Minister of Azerbaijan, reiterated the positions of other officials of the Islamic Republic, stating: "Trump is stuck in a quagmire where he can neither negotiate nor fight."
    He added: "Iran's conditions have been communicated to the U.S., but Trump is unable to make decisions, and the U.S., in desperation for military action, has resorted to air blockade."
    Rezaei continued: "The U.S. has no future in the region, and Iran stands firmly against it."
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    Just hours earlier, Abbas Araghchi, on the verge of returning from New York to Tehran, stated that his mission on this trip was to inform the United States of Iran's conditions, including regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
    The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic had said, "Iran has a plan in this regard, its conditions are completely fair and logical, and if the Americans claim they are seeking an agreement or a peaceful solution, we have introduced this solution."
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  28. 29 Sept 2026, 16:07·

    Trump, machine translation:
    And Iran will not have nuclear weapons. They are failing miserably; very bad, very bad. This situation will end very soon; very, very soon. They will not have nuclear weapons, and oil prices will also drop significantly, just like before.

    I had to make that short trip to the Islamic Republic of Iran; it was a very good trip.

    I think in the coming years, books will be written about this topic, and the history of our country will be written, and it will be said that this was one of the most important things we did. In fact, this is one of the most important things we have done during my administration.

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  29. 29 Sept 2026, 16:06·

    Vance: Iran Made a Mistake by Violating the Islamabad Agreement

    JD Vance, the Deputy President of the United States, in an interview with Vincent Coglianese, a conservative American podcaster and journalist, held the officials of the Islamic Republic responsible for the collapse of the Islamabad agreement, stating that they made a mistake by targeting commercial ships in the region's waters.

    Vance added: "I think the Iranians have realized they made a mistake. They signed an agreement with us, a ceasefire was established, energy prices dropped, and there was a possibility that if the Iranians had fulfilled their commitments, they could have gained a lot from improved relations with the U.S."

    He also referred to the ambiguities regarding the status of Mojtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, saying that Washington does not know for certain whether he is alive or not, but existing evidence suggests that he is still alive. Vance continued: "We believe he is alive. Of course, we don't know for sure. I have never seen him. I also haven't seen a recent image of him in front of a camera."
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  30. 29 Sept 2026, 14:01·

    The dollar rate in the Tehran free market today surpassed 253,000 tomans, setting a new record.

    According to data from gold and currency information platforms, at 2:30 PM Tehran time, the dollar was traded at 253,100 tomans, the British pound at 335,000 tomans, and the euro at 287,500 tomans. The price of the full Imam coin was 249,500,000 tomans, the half coin was 128,000,000 tomans, and the quarter coin was 68,500,000 tomans.

    Yesterday, the dollar was 244,000 tomans, meaning it has increased by more than 9,000 tomans in one day. The exchange rate last Tuesday was around 233,000 tomans, rising by 20,000 tomans in a week.

    On the sixth of Mehr last year, the dollar was 111,000 tomans. The price of the US dollar has increased by 128% in one year.
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