Daily News – 2026-08-31

Daily feed of verified InfoIran news – 2026-08-31

  1. Mohammadreza Zafarghandi, the Minister of Health, attributed the increase in drug prices to inflation in transportation and raw materials and called for insurance to cover these price hikes. He stated that there is no shortage of medicine and efforts are being made to import drugs through other means. He also mentioned the rising costs of aluminum and petrochemical products used in drug packaging.

  2. In the audio version of the program 24 with Fardad Farahzad, Trump's emphasis on a severe attack on Iran is discussed.

  3. On the early morning of Saturday, 7 Shahrivar, Hana Rakan, a 16-year-old girl from Kermanshah, was killed by her father. The incident occurred while she was sleeping. This news was reported by Harana news agency.

  4. The judiciary announced the pardon, reduction, or conversion of sentences for 2,577 convicts from various courts. It is unclear how many of these are convicts from revolutionary courts. Convicts of security crimes, espionage, and actions against national security will not be pardoned.

  5. The Iranian Armed Forces Headquarters stated that the US uses the airspace or soil of some Middle Eastern countries to target Iran and warned it would target them. This statement came after Trump's announcement of retaliatory attacks against Iran. Iran threatened to respond more heavily if US attacks continue.

  6. Mohammadzadeh was removed from the play "Arash" due to "lack of audience interest." Farhikhtegan newspaper suggested a possible link between this decision and Mohammadzadeh's support for Palestine. Despite high ticket prices, audiences had purchased the tickets.

  7. The IRGC has threatened to bring an asymmetric war to Manhattan and New York. This news was released in the audio version of Titraval with Niusha Sarami. More details are provided in this report.

  8. At least six death sentences were carried out in prisons in Rasht and Tabriz. Two defendants in Tehran were sentenced to death through the Qasameh ceremony, and one person's sentence was overturned by the Supreme Court. Additionally, a death row prisoner in Tehran was spared execution with the consent of the victim's family.

  9. Abbas Araghchi stated after the Shanghai summit that the US has violated the Islamabad agreement and must return to its commitments. He added that after the US returns, the current situation can be resolved. Masoud Pezeshkian also called for the US to return to this agreement.

  10. Mehdi Mahdavi-Azad stated that the Islamic Republic claimed an attack on a supertanker and ships in the Strait of Hormuz, but the US Central Command denied the claim. He added that such claims have been made several times but are not true. According to him, these actions indicate a decline in the military capability of the Islamic Republic.

  11. Donald Trump and his advisors are considering limited attacks in the Strait of Hormuz to prevent Iran from rebuilding its radar and missile capabilities. The plan was prepared by the US Central Command and supported by the Secretary of Defense. Trump may approve the plan following increased tensions.

  12. The IRGC has started a new phase of efforts to lay mines in the Hormuz region.

  13. A group of Iranians living in the UK held a car caravan protest in the streets of London on Monday, 9th of Shahrivar. They carried the Lion and Sun flags and protested against the Islamic Republic. This event was reported through videos sent to Iran International.

  14. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic stated that it will not tolerate attacks by the US from regional countries on Iranian targets and will respond heavily. The statement said the US military must leave the region. Iranian forces will target the origin of any operation.

  15. Reza Alijani attributed recent disagreements between the government and conservatives to a decision-making crisis over negotiations with the US, enrichment, and economic crisis management. Part of the government supports interaction due to economic and security pressures, but hardliners insist on their previous positions. This situation indicates a decision-making crisis at the highest levels of the Islamic Republic.

  16. The Football Federation has organized a new camp for the women's national team. The purpose of this camp is to record a commissioned documentary for a non-football entity about the players' return from Australia. An interview was conducted with Masoumeh Hasrati, a former Iranian women's national football player.

  17. Workers at Kish Choob company, the maintenance unit of railway infrastructure in Dorud, and Simaye Chabahar company reported non-payment of their wage and insurance claims. Health workers at the Qasr-e Qand Health Center also expressed dissatisfaction with unpaid bonuses and delayed payments of their incentives.

  18. Ynet reported that Israel was informed before the US attack on Larak Island. Israeli officials do not expect the conflict between the Islamic Republic and the US to escalate into a broader confrontation. A US official stated that American forces are monitoring regional developments and remain ready to protect the Strait of Hormuz.

  19. The Football Federation announced Moud Bonyadifar as the referee for the 107th derby between Esteghlal and Persepolis. The match will take place in the fifth week of the Premier League on September 1, 2026, at the Naqsh-e Jahan Stadium in Isfahan. Alireza Ildarom, Bahman Abdollahi, and Seyed Reza Mahdavi will assist Bonyadifar in this game.

  20. At least 10 protests were held today, Monday, 9 Shahrivar, in various cities of Iran. The protest of job seekers in Gachsaran escalated into violence due to police gunfire. Additionally, retirees and company employees held protests in several cities.

  21. Leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member countries gathered in Bishkek on Monday, September 9. Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi discussed the Ukraine war, and Putin met with Xi Jinping. Additionally, Masoud Pezeshkian met with Shehbaz Sharif and emphasized expanding bilateral relations.

  22. A citizen reported that their electricity bill for one month was about one million tomans. This was reported via a voice message to Iran International.

  23. The name of Lake Ontario was suddenly changed to Lake America on some online Google maps. This change has caused new disputes between Canada and the United States. Canadian officials have reacted strongly to this action.

  24. Arzoo Karimi stated that the sharp increase in rent has pushed more groups, including employees and the middle class, to the outskirts of cities. This trend has forced families to cut costs on education, healthcare, and nutrition. It also leads to increased inequality and social harm.

  25. Employees of Aryan Foolad Qazvin protested due to five months of power outage and unemployment. They stated they have not received any wages during this period. The protest took place today.

  26. JD Vance, the US Vice President, expressed concern about vulnerabilities caused by ongoing US operations in Iran. He stated that the military has not been sufficiently funded for years. Earlier, senior US military officials warned about the instability of the Iran war.

  27. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have agreed to establish a secretariat for the Makkah Joint Defense Pact in Saudi Arabia. Pakistan will lead the secretariat for the first three years. Turkey is also considering mechanisms for other countries to join the pact.

  28. Alireza Elhami, commander of the air defense joint headquarters, stated that the Islamic Republic is a decisive victor in the battlefield. He mentioned that information about scientific and defense achievements is less published to be better utilized. These remarks were made at a ceremony at the burial site of Ruhollah Khomeini.

  29. Hamid Ghanbari, Deputy Foreign Minister, stated that the new US sanctions will not change the policies of the Islamic Republic. He added that the enemy seeks media pressure and exaggeration about the effects of the sanctions.

  30. Donald Trump posted an animation of the bombing of Khark Island on Truth Social. JD Vance described this action as a message to the Iranian government. Trump does not disclose military actions on social media.

  31. The police commander of Rudsar announced the arrest of a 29-year-old citizen in the city. The individual is accused of causing public disturbance on social media. This news was reported by Harana News Agency.

  32. Lionel Messi announced that after some reflection and an incident involving his father, he has decided to retire from the Argentina national team. He wrote in a note that the decision is painful but the time has come. Messi emphasized that he always gave his best for the national team.

  33. Iran International has revealed the identities of members of the IRGC Intelligence Unit 4000. This unit has recruited three individuals through clerics from Thailand and Indonesia for sabotage in East Asian waters. The report was prepared by Mojtaba Pourmohsen.

  34. Retired telecommunications workers held protest gatherings in Isfahan, Shiraz, Sanandaj, and Arak. They demand the implementation of the third phase of salary adjustment and the 89/24 employment regulation. Addressing supplementary insurance issues is also among their demands.

  35. Mohammad Reza Naqdi stated that over 90% of the Islamic Republic's missile reserves remain intact and the missile production network is stable and self-sufficient. He said the Islamic Republic is fulfilling the Supreme National Security Council's commitments but will respond heavily if attacked. Naqdi also mentioned that so far the conflict has been conventional and they have not yet entered asymmetric warfare.

  36. Job seekers in Gachsaran protested against the hiring process at the newly opened Lishter refinery. Security forces fired shots to disperse the protesters. Reports indicate that one person was injured during the shooting.

  37. Tasnim news agency reported that one of the injured in the US attack on Larak Island died from severe injuries. The death toll from this attack reached three. The attack occurred on Sunday night and the injured were taken to the hospital.

  38. Employees of Aryan Steel Company in Qazvin protested on Tuesday, September 9, due to power outages and factory closure. The factory's electricity has been completely cut off for about five months. Production activities in this facility have stopped.

  39. Al Hilal club in Saudi Arabia mutually terminated Karim Benzema's contract. Benzema scored 10 goals and made 5 assists in less than a year at Al Hilal. He does not intend to retire and has received offers including from the MLS.

  40. The cancellation of international English language exams has become a new concern for applicants seeking educational migration. This issue is raised alongside economic migration problems. More details are provided in an interview with Baharan Azadi.

  41. Rich McCormick, a US congressman, called the Iranian government untrustworthy and accused it of targeting Americans and fueling terrorism. He called for a decisive end to the war. He also emphasized the need to prevent the Islamic Republic from threatening the American people again.

  42. The Secretary-General of the Nurses' House reported a shortage of at least 100,000 nursing staff in the country and said about 60 to 70 thousand nurses have become inactive. Low salaries and poor working conditions have caused nurses to leave the profession. The head of the Nursing Organization also stated that the recruitment of nurses in the public sector is less than the number trained annually.

  43. Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, stated that Washington will continue economic pressure on the Islamic Republic. These remarks were made on the sidelines of the G20 meeting in North Carolina. More details were provided in an interview with Maryam Rahmati.

  44. Bradley Barcola transferred from Paris Saint-Germain to Liverpool with a 123 million pound contract. He signed a five-year deal and will wear the number 29 jersey. Barcola stated his goal is to win the English Premier League.

  45. A senior Iranian source told Reuters that in response to any US attack, the Islamic Republic will give a response dozens of times larger. He said the retaliatory response to US attacks showed that no target in the region is beyond Tehran's reach and conditions in the Strait of Hormuz will worsen for vessels violating Tehran's rules. The source described the recent clashes as a limited and contained confrontation between Tehran and Washington.

  46. Hossein Ziyari, a football referee and director general of planning and budget in Semnan province, has been sentenced to 5 years in prison. He was arrested on May 3rd by security forces and subjected to physical abuse. His charges include connections with opposition groups and individuals such as Mohammad Reza Faghani.

  47. The head of the judiciary of the Islamic Republic threatened to deal more decisively with elements that disrupt the country's security. This threat came following the worsening economic crisis and the rise of the dollar to 210,000 tomans. Additionally, Fars news agency demanded a firm response from the Ministry of Science and security agencies regarding the presence of female students without mandatory hijab in a meeting.

  48. The European Union announced on Monday that it will continue cooperation with the US and international partners to maintain pressure on Iran. The EU welcomed efforts to stop Iran's destabilizing activities and engage in peace talks, including through further economic pressure such as the US-led economic exclusion operation. The statement was issued ahead of the G20 meeting.

  49. Donald Trump called Iran a failed state and described its economic and military situation as collapsed. He claimed that Iran's leaders should be tried for war crimes against humanity. Trump also referred to the suppression of internal protests and the killing of over 100,000 people.

  50. Netanyahu claims in Hebrew that he deceived the US government and dragged it into war with Iran on behalf of Israel. He laughs and says he influenced the US through 1000 hours of appearances on American TV networks. However, in English, he praises the leadership of the US president.

  51. The executive deputy of Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the government's financial and currency policies have caused inflation and increased living pressures. Mohammad Jafar Ghaempanah said that due to budget deficits, they are forced to print money, which creates inflation. Economic journalist Ashkan Nezamabadi described this admission as unprecedented but containing misleading points.

  52. CENTCOM stated that no ship in the Strait of Hormuz has hit a mine. The command rejected the IRGC's claim about a supertanker hitting two naval mines and stopping. CENTCOM described this claim as an attempt to intimidate commercial shipping in the region.

  53. Masoud Pezeshkian and Abbas Araghchi participated in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Kyrgyzstan. Pezeshkian will meet with regional officials on the sidelines of the summit. Presidents of Turkey, Russia, and China, as well as prime ministers of India and Pakistan, are also attending the summit.

  54. Hakan Fidan, Turkey's foreign minister, described Netanyahu as a major threat to the region and the international community. He called the Israeli prime minister a criminal and said he must be stopped. These remarks were made at the Political and Defense Committee meeting of the Mecca Pact in Istanbul.

  55. Four citizens from Zahedan arrested during the 1401 nationwide protests were sentenced to prison by the Zahedan Criminal Court. Hamidreza Kouhkan, Ahmadali Kouhkan, and Mohammad Khrot Dinmohammadi each received five years in prison, while Khaled Kashani was sentenced to two years and one day, with his sentence suspended. Khaled Kashani's sentence has been suspended.

  56. Abolfazl Shekarchi, senior spokesperson of the armed forces, described the US army as a Hollywood and promotional army. He said their greatest pride is revealing the weakness and lack of morale of the US and Israeli armies. According to him, the whole world has understood this.

  57. Donald Trump announced that the United States will respond tonight to Iran's missile attack on American forces. He emphasized that a hard strike will be delivered to Iran. Trump said there will be a response.

  58. Thirteen citizens from Qorveh were sentenced to a total of 24 years, three months, and one day in prison by Branch 102 of the criminal court. Four of them were also sentenced to a total of 196 lashes, and one was sentenced to two years of exile in Minab. These sentences are related to the December protests.

  59. The Hana Human Rights Organization reported that at least 77 Kurdish citizens in cities and villages of Kurdistan have been arrested by security agencies. Most of these arrests were made without summons or judicial orders. Three detainees were sentenced to 74 lashes and one received a death sentence.

  60. The price of the US dollar in Iran surpassed 210,000 tomans on Monday, 9th of Shahrivar. The British pound also exceeded 284,000 tomans and the euro reached around 243,000 tomans. The price of each new design gold coin also exceeded 223 million tomans.

  61. The Minister of Education announced that more than 15,000 students with special needs have been left out of education. This statistic pertains to the country's special education sector. This issue raises concerns about access to education for these students.

  62. Reports indicate that in the suburban areas of Gorgan, water is available only 8 hours a day and was completely cut off on Sunday. People complain about fuel shortages and frequent power outages in villages. Additionally, hijab enforcers have returned and coercive measures have started gradually in cities.

  63. Ebrahim Rahmanpour, a citizen from Naqadeh, was sentenced by the judicial authority to 38 months and 15 days of imprisonment.

  64. Saeed Golsorkhi, a 31-year-old athlete from Shahroud, was killed during a security forces raid on his home after being injured in the National Iranian Revolution in January. He died in his mother's arms and in front of his young nephew. More details are provided in an interview with Farnoush Faraji.

  65. A citizen reported that the Agriculture Jihad of Mashhad has not provided tractor fuel quotas for six months and has only paid one-third of the wheat payments. Additionally, they do not supply diesel and water is cut off for six hours a day. The Agriculture Jihad office in Mashhad has closed its main doors, and employees enter through the back door and parking lot.

  66. Hamidreza Hajibabaei, the deputy speaker of the parliament, stated that any country exporting oil to reduce international pressure on the US should be attacked. He also said that anyone aiding the US should be targeted and that the Islamic Republic should surround the US in the region. Hajibabaei emphasized that they have dealt and will deal multiple times the damage to the US in military attacks.

  67. On the evening of Sunday, 8 Shahrivar 1405, the US army targeted two IRGC launchers on Larak Island. The IRGC confirmed casualties among its forces and local residents. The governor of Qeshm stated that two people were killed and one wounded in the attack.

  68. A citizen from Shiraz reported that fuel stations announce the end of their fuel card quota after a few hours. Then they sell gasoline at a higher price. This issue was sent to Iran International in a video.

  69. The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it reserves the full and legitimate right to respond to recent drone attacks by the Islamic Republic in accordance with international law. This statement was issued on Monday, 9th of Shahrivar. An Iran International reporter covers reactions to the Islamic Republic's attacks in the region.

  70. In an Instagram poll by Iran International, over 44% of respondents said that despite having financial means, they are unwilling to invest in or buy property in Iran due to the country's unstable conditions. The poll was conducted on Instagram. More details are available in an interview with Seba Heydarkhani.

  71. Masoud Pezeshkian stated in a meeting with the Indian Prime Minister that the Islamic Republic has adhered to its commitments under agreements, but the US has not fulfilled its obligations. He emphasized efforts to achieve a path of agreement and understanding and said the continuation of war benefits no one. He also highlighted India's significant capacity to help strengthen peace and stability in the region.

  72. Kayhan newspaper accused the government media section of leaking a video of an internal government meeting, calling it 'feeding the enemy.' Kayhan also accused appeasers of retreating from enrichment and missile programs. This reaction followed the release of Masoud Pezeshkian's criticism of the IRIB.

  73. Asaad Salehi, a board member of the Supreme Association of Workers' Trade Unions, called for updating wages due to the sharp decline in workers' purchasing power. He rejected claims that wage increases cause inflation and described the allocation of ration cards as shirking legal responsibility. Salehi emphasized that workers' household expenses can only be met through a real increase in purchasing power.

  74. The first strategic political and defense committee meeting of the Makkah Defense Pact will be held on Tuesday in Istanbul. Officials from Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia will participate in the meeting. It is expected that the framework for establishing a secretariat and mechanisms for future cooperation will be determined.

  75. A citizen sent a video showing a dark road at night. He says the road lights are off and the lane markings are inadequate. Drivers have to take risks while driving on this road.

  76. The deputy of food and drug at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences reported a complete shortage of about 40 types of medicines needed by special and cancer patients. A significant part of this shortage involves imported and expensive drugs. Currency transfer issues, sanctions, and lengthy import processes are factors contributing to this situation.

  77. Mani Safarpour, an 18-year-old from Lahijan, was killed by government agents with gunfire in Sarsabil, Tehran on January 8, 2026. A video shows his mother's distress while arranging his clothes. This incident was reported to Iran International.

  78. The 107th Tehran derby will be held on Wednesday, 11 Shahrivar, at the Naqsh-e Jahan Stadium in Isfahan. Despite the stadium's 75,000 capacity, only 35,000 tickets have been offered, with 29,000 for men and 6,000 for women. The ticket share for Esteghlal and Persepolis is equally divided.

  79. The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs reserves the right to respond to recent drone attacks by the Islamic Republic according to international law. These attacks are described as violations of sovereignty and threats to UAE security. The UAE holds the Islamic Republic fully responsible for these attacks and their consequences.

  80. Messages and videos report long queues and closure of some fuel stations in various cities in Iran. Access to gasoline has become difficult, and queues continue even at midnight. This issue is discussed in an interview with Leila Saadati.

  81. Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei stated that the enemy and their agents are planning anti-security actions in Iran. He warned that a strong response will be given if unrest occurs. Security forces and the judiciary are at the highest level of readiness.

  82. Hossein Aghaei stated that a new round of US attacks in Larak occurred in response to the Islamic Republic's efforts to escalate tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The continuation of these attacks depends on Tehran's subsequent actions.

  83. The death sentence of Ali Asghar Peygambari, a detainee from the December 2025 protests, was confirmed by the Supreme Court. He was recently transferred from Tehran Grand Prison to Qezel Hesar Prison in Karaj. This transfer has caused concern for his family.

  84. Mehdi Torabi, the national winger of Tractor, has suffered a severe injury to his cruciate ligament during team training. Initial examinations have increased concerns about a ligament tear, and doctors will perform additional MRIs for final confirmation. If confirmed, Torabi will face a long absence from the field and will miss the 2027 Asian Cup.

  85. A citizen sent a video showing darkness in Mahestan city in Alborz province. He says there is no electricity in the morning and power outages occur at night. This highlights electricity problems in the area.

  86. Manshe Amir, a Middle East expert, said that although it is not possible to discuss Israel's practical plans regarding Netanyahu's emphasis on overthrowing the Islamic Republic, Israel has shown initiative in the past. He added that Israel has plans and capabilities to facilitate a popular uprising in Iran and can implement them if necessary.

  87. Fatemeh Mohitizadeh broke the national heptathlon record with 5813 points at the women's national athletics championship in Shiraz. She has improved the record three times in less than a year. This achievement makes her one of Iran's main hopes in athletics for the Nagoya Asian Games.

  88. Reza Goharzad discussed the new secondary US sanctions and pressure on Egypt Bank branches in the UAE to isolate Iran economically. He said economic pressure alone will not lead to the overthrow of the Islamic Republic. The overthrow will ultimately be by the Iranian people through protests.

  89. Morteza Kazemian described the IRGC attacks on the UAE and Jordan as mostly propagandistic and performative. He stated that the US continues to deliver precise and controlled strikes against the Islamic Republic. If American forces are killed, the cycle may get out of control and lead to a new phase of war.

  90. Ruhollah Rahimpour said the likelihood of renewed clashes has increased after US attacks on IRGC positions on Larak Island, but a full-scale war is unlikely. He added that the US has shifted its tactics to preventive actions to avoid blocking the Strait of Hormuz.

  91. The Iranian women's national football team camp will be held from September 2 to 8 at the National Football Center to produce a documentary about the players' return from Australia. The camp has faced protests from league coaches. Farideh Shojaei stated that the main goal is to film the documentary and players will not be pressured with football training.

  92. Mohammad Jafar Ghaem Panah, the executive deputy of Pezeshkian, spoke about the economic situation and inflation in Iran. He said inflation ranges from 30 to 80 percent and food inflation is 123 percent. He also mentioned budget problems and the impact of war on inflation.

  93. A citizen in Ahvaz says the electricity in their area is cut off three times a day. He attributes this situation to the actions of the Islamic Republic. The reason for these outages is unclear.

  94. Novak Djokovic lost in the first round of the US Open for the first time in his twentieth appearance. He was defeated by Mariano Navone in a 4 hour and 36 minute match. This was his heaviest first-round Grand Slam defeat since 2006.

  95. A man accused of acid attack on his sister in Tehran was arrested. The incident occurred on Friday, 6 Shahrivar. The suspect stated family disputes as the reason for his action.

  96. Anwar Gargash, the UAE foreign policy advisor, called the Islamic Republic's policy targeting Gulf countries and Jordan a failure. He emphasized the need for realistic and sustainable political solutions. He also called for moving beyond tensions and restoring shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to normal conditions.

  97. Mohammad Jafar Ghaempanah stated that bypassing sanctions is currently very difficult and there is an oil blockade through the Strait of Hormuz and the Sea of Oman. He mentioned that there are ways to sell oil under sanctions, but the actions are confidential. He also expressed concerns about investment in insecure conditions.

  98. The overdue salary increases for social security retirees, which were supposed to be paid on September 9, were not paid. People complain about economic problems and severe inflation. Fuel shortages at some gas stations have also been reported.

  99. Hedayat Mombini was removed from the secretary general position of the Football Federation, and Hamed Momeni was introduced as the acting secretary general. Mombini faced criticism for nominating Gol Gohar instead of Chadormalu as Iran's third representative in the AFC Champions League.

  100. The UAE Ministry of Defense denied reports of the Al Minhad airbase being targeted by missiles. The ministry stated that the armed forces remain on full alert. Earlier, the Iranian army announced it had targeted the base with dozens of drones.

  101. Videos received by Iran International show a memorial birthday ceremony for Mohammad Hossein Jamshidi at his grave. Mohammad Hossein was killed on January 9, 2026, in Hesar Karaj by agents of the Islamic Republic.

  102. The UAE Ministry of Defense announced that its air forces confronted a drone that entered UAE territorial waters from Iran. The UAE armed forces are on full alert. Air defense systems continuously monitor the airspace around the clock.

  103. A report in Australia warned that some universities in the country have collaborated with Iran in dual-use research fields. The report reviewed 21 studies with potential military applications. Earlier, the Australian Minister of Education vetoed 13 research grants due to national security concerns.

  104. A group of Iranians living in Calgary, Canada, held a weekly gathering demanding the overthrow of the Islamic Republic and the cessation of executions in Iran. Participants carried Lion and Sun flags and images of martyrs. They emphasized avoiding distractions and focusing on the demands of the people inside Iran.

  105. Amir Giti from Iran International reported on US attacks to prevent the IRGC from laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz. Washington has shortened the gap between warning and action. Alongside the blockade of ports and intensified sanctions, pressure on the Islamic Republic has increased.

  106. Erfan Ghanei-Fard said Israel has placed the defeat of the Islamic Republic at the top of its regional goals. Israel considers the Islamic Republic as the center of a network that includes Hamas and Hezbollah. Due to the security and military vulnerabilities of the Islamic Republic, Israel aims to weaken this center.

  107. Amir Hamidi commented on the US attack on two IRGC launchers in Larak Island. He said that increased missile and drone attacks or pressure on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to an expanded US response. This response might target more parts of the IRGC's military and naval network.

  108. Mehdi Ketabchi described the water crisis in Iran as beyond a temporary drought, calling it a continuous water bankruptcy. He stated that the Islamic Republic is willing to consume natural and human resources to sustain itself. Without structural changes in policy and resource management, water resource recovery is not possible.

  109. Iran's army public relations announced that after US attacks on Larak Island, the Al-Minhad base in the UAE was targeted with dozens of drones. This base hosts American helicopters and forces. Iran's army emphasized it stands firm to ensure national security until the enemy threat is removed.

  110. The IRGC Navy announced that a supertanker in the southern Strait of Hormuz caught fire and stopped after hitting two naval mines. The IRGC warned that ships not following Iran's regulations will be targeted. This statement was released after CENTCOM's attacks on missile launchers on Larak Island.

  111. Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video of an attack and explosion on Iran's Kharg Island. Trump wrote that Kharg Island is being destroyed. The video was released hours after CENTCOM attacked missile launchers on Larak Island.

  112. The IRGC Navy announced that a supertanker attempting to pass through the illegal route south of the Strait of Hormuz caught fire and came to a complete stop after hitting two naval mines. The force warned that the fate of ships violating the security regulations of the Strait of Hormuz will be nothing but this. It also asked shipping companies not to be deceived by the US Army's provocations.

  113. An earthquake of magnitude 3.8 occurred in Pardis, east of Tehran.

  114. According to received messages, there was an earthquake in east Tehran. No further details have been provided. This news was reported by Vahid Online.

  115. Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, said that the Treasury will likely announce new secondary sanctions every week to increase economic pressure on Iran, with banks being the first target. He also mentioned the action against the Egyptian bank branch in the UAE due to ties with Tehran and warned that the next step could be cutting off a financial institution's access to the dollar system. Bessent added that at the G20 meeting he will ask finance ministers to sever economic ties with Iran or face US secondary sanctions.

  116. CENTCOM denied the IRGC's claim about US attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. According to CENTCOM, the US took limited and precise action against IRGC mine-laying forces posing a threat. The US stated its goal was to protect civilian mariners and global trade flow.

  117. US President Donald Trump said on Sunday, 8 Shahrivar, that the Islamic Republic will not obtain a nuclear weapon and that he does not necessarily need a signed agreement to win the fight against Iran. He stated that the US naval blockade and financial pressure have dealt heavy blows to Iran, causing the regime to collapse. Trump called Iran the biggest state sponsor of terrorism and stressed that they cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons.

  118. Israel Hayom reported that war, sanctions, and mismanagement have worsened the livelihood crisis in Iran. The media also cited corruption and the presence of the IRGC in the economy as factors in economic problems. Experts warned that economic pressure may lead to increased repression or military actions.

  119. CENTCOM announced that US forces took "limited and precise" action to counter what it called an "imminent threat" from IRGC mine-laying forces in the Strait of Hormuz. CENTCOM called the IRGC's statement, which described the US attack as an "aggressive act," "completely false," stating that Iran created the threat. This position relates to the August 30th attack by US forces on two IRGC launchers on Lark Island, which US officials said were being prepared for mine-laying.

  120. The Jordanian army announced that it intercepted eight missiles after they entered the country's airspace on Monday morning. This news was released after the IRGC announced that in response to the US attack on Lark Island, it targeted the King Hussein and Al-Azraq airbases in Jordan with ballistic missiles and drones. An American source had also previously stated that almost all missiles fired by Iran were intercepted at this stage.

  121. Reuters reported that the number of commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased to five per day. Shipping companies are passing with more caution due to repeated attacks. Some ships have turned off their automatic identification systems to reduce the risk of attack.

  122. The IRGC responded to US drone attacks on Larak Island by targeting two airbases in Jordan with ballistic missiles. Jordan's air defenses intercepted most missiles, and no significant damage was reported. These attacks caused oil prices to rise over two percent, with Brent crude surpassing $90 per barrel.

  123. Reuters reported that oil prices rose by more than two percent, with Brent crude surpassing $90 per barrel. This increase followed a US attack on two IRGC launchers on Larak Island. This attack is the first known US strike on targets in Iran since late July.

  124. Videos published on social media show the interception of missiles fired by the IRGC in the sky of Jordan. An American source told Fox News that almost all the missiles that the Islamic Republic had fired in the recent stage of attacks were intercepted.

  125. A Fox News journalist, citing an American source, reported that Iran targeted American forces stationed in Jordan. No details were provided about the location of the attack, the type of weapons used, or possible casualties. American officials have not yet officially confirmed the attack.

  126. An American source told Fox News that almost all missiles fired by the Islamic Republic in the recent wave of attacks were intercepted. The source did not provide further details about the number of missiles, the location of the interception, or possible damage.

  127. Morad Veysi, senior analyst at Iran International, said that instead of solving people's problems, the Islamic Republic creates new issues through interference in lifestyle and warmongering. He added that internet shutdowns have destroyed virtual businesses and children's education and endanger lives during wartime.

  128. Scott Bassett, the US Treasury Secretary, announced that the Trump administration plans to sanction another bank this week due to its connections with Iranian transactions. The aim is to increase pressure on the economic partners of the Islamic Republic. The details of the targeted bank have not yet been disclosed.

  129. Istanbul will host the first strategic political and defense committee meeting of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. This meeting is a step toward implementing the pact, which considers an attack on any member as an attack on all. The report is by Narges Hoorakhsh from Iran International.

  130. Morad Vaisi, a senior analyst at Iran International, expressed concern about the reopening of schools on the first of Mehr. Families are uncertain whether their children will attend school in person or virtually, and their safety amid militaristic actions is not guaranteed. Additionally, virtual education faces internet issues, depriving children of a safe and calm educational environment.

  131. Morad Vaisi, a senior analyst at Iran International, said the Islamic Republic has abandoned its main governmental duties and has become a factory producing daily problems for the people. He added that this situation is a major reason for people's hatred and their desire for the swift overthrow of the regime.

  132. Kamyar Behrang from Iran International said recent developments have led some US and Israeli policymakers to conclude that the strategy to change the behavior of the Islamic Republic has failed. They are now looking to end the threat posed by the Islamic Republic. Behrang emphasized that the new strategy should focus on the role of the Iranian people and opposition forces.

  133. Reuters reported, citing two US officials, that US forces targeted two launch platforms belonging to the Islamic Republic on Lark Island. According to these officials, IRGC forces were observed preparing to launch missiles carrying naval mines toward the Strait of Hormuz.

  134. John Bolton, former US National Security Advisor, described China as a test of Washington's will to confront Iran's economy. He said China is a major buyer of Iranian oil and plays a key role in Tehran's financial activities. These remarks coincided with the Trump administration's efforts to increase economic pressure on Iran.

  135. Yemeni armed forces identified and destroyed a Houthi bomb-laden unmanned boat in the Red Sea. The exact location of the destruction was not disclosed. This incident occurred amid rising maritime tensions in the region.

  136. A missile was launched from Khorramabad.

  137. The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that its forces, as part of enforcing the blockade against Iran, had rerouted 83 commercial ships, disabled three, and boarded two by August 30 to ensure compliance with the blockade.

  138. Ebrahim Azizi, head of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, threatened Washington with a reciprocal response to the US attack on Lark Island. He wrote on the social network X that US actions 'will not go unanswered,' but did not elaborate on the type or timing of the possible reaction. The remarks came after US forces targeted two IRGC launchers on Lark Island.

  139. Tabnak reported that missiles were fired from central Iran towards unknown targets. This report came after the US attacked two IRGC launch platforms on Larak Island. The IRGC confirmed the US attack and promised to punish American forces.

  140. Mohammad Taghavi stated in the Hattrick program that Hossein Kanaani-Zadegan is currently the best central defender in Iran in playmaking. He also noted that Persepolis attacks Malavan's goal with many players. This analysis was made during the technical review of the Persepolis vs Malavan match.

  141. A passenger ship with about 270 people capsized near Kyrenia port in Northern Cyprus. At least seven people have died and 237 have been rescued. Twenty-three people are missing and rescue operations are ongoing.

  142. The Revolutionary Guards confirmed the US military attack on Larak Island. The attack resulted in the death and injury of several soldiers. The Guards stated that this action will be responded to and the enemy will be punished.

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