Daily News – 2026-09-05

Daily feed of verified InfoIran news – 2026-09-05

  1. Khoddad Azizi and Omid Alishah made harsh statements against each other after the sixth week match. They had a confrontation during the game. This issue has been reflected in the media.

  2. The IRGC Navy announced that in response to the US attack on three Iranian oil tankers, it targeted three tankers in an unauthorized route and three American vessels. It did not provide details on the extent of damages or crew status. It also warned vessels in the Persian Gulf to avoid unauthorized routes and said any suspicious movement will be targeted.

  3. Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, met with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, special representatives of the United States, on Saturday, 14 Shahrivar, at the Kremlin. Putin said that contacts between Moscow and Washington have always been beneficial. Witkoff conveyed Donald Trump's message of thanks for establishing a ceasefire during the American delegation's visit.

  4. Alireza Namvar Haghighi said the Islamic Republic must either take military action or increase economic costs for Gulf countries to break the naval blockade, but has not succeeded so far. He added that the US economic blockade has intensified power divisions, weakened the Islamic Republic's negotiating position, and reduced its financial and military capabilities. Washington's strategy aims to pressure for negotiations while reducing the Islamic Republic's response capacity.

  5. Ahmad Alavi, an economist, does not consider the simultaneous rise in currency, gold, and coin prices as a temporary panic. He attributes this trend to reduced currency inflow, failure in oil sales, and pressure from sanctions. The currency price is expected to continue rising.

  6. Nurses and healthcare staff in Fasa held a protest due to unpaid wages for eight months. The protest took place today. They demand their outstanding payments.

  7. Ahmad Nadari stated that the Islamic Republic may carry out preemptive attacks to defend its interests if necessary. He said the Islamic Republic is prepared for full-scale war and reciprocal response. Additionally, it will deliver heavy and military responses if sanctions escalate.

  8. Alireza Zakani stated that in the attack that led to the death of Ali Khamenei, his library and manuscripts were destroyed. So far, there is no news of his will. These remarks were made in response to a question about the will of the former leader of the Islamic Republic.

  9. Mehdi Shafakhah, an activist in education and support for working children, was sentenced to two years and three months in prison by Branch 29 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court. His charges include propaganda against the regime and insulting the leader. This news was reported by Harana News Agency.

  10. The Israeli army is preparing to reduce its forces and establish a new security line closer to the border after destroying tunnels in southern Lebanon. This line will replace the current security zone. The plan is not finalized yet, and the handover of evacuated areas is still under review.

  11. Mehdi Mahdavi-Azad stated in the program "Cheshmandaz" that the Islamic Republic, by increasing its threats and conditions in the Strait of Hormuz, has largely lost the credibility of its threats. He mentioned claims of closing the strait, demanding money, inspecting ships, and restricting the passage of US and Israeli ships. This process has reduced the credibility of the Islamic Republic's threats.

  12. The spokesperson of Khatam al-Anbia Headquarters warned that if the US continues to harass Iranian ships, the armed forces will strike US military vessels more severely. The sounds heard in Jask and Qeshm were due to punishing violating vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The US Secretary of Defense also warned that if Iran fires at American ships, Iranian oil tankers will be destroyed.

  13. Wage and insurance arrears have been reported by daily wage workers at Iranshahr steam power plant, contract workers of Lorestan railway technical buildings, company forces of the Natural Resources Protection Unit in Sistan and Baluchestan, and laid-off workers of Saman Air Services Company. The report concerns four different units. More details are provided in the continuation of the report.

  14. Sohrab Bakhtiyari-Zadeh, the head coach of Esteghlal, announced that Saleh Hardani has been excluded from team training due to unprofessional behavior and recent disorder. He stated that as long as he is coach, Hardani cannot attend training sessions. Bakhtiyari-Zadeh also mentioned that the main reason for this decision was Hardani's unprofessional conduct during a set-piece moment in the derby.

  15. Fereydoun Haddad Adel stated in an interview that Ali Fadavi, a commander of the IRGC, confirmed that orders from Mojtaba Khamenei were approved by the leader. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei has been active in political, security, and military matters since June 1997 and has been an assistant to the leader. The leader has also said several times that Mojtaba is not just a son of the leader but is a leader himself.

  16. A fuel tanker exploded on the Sanandaj-Hamedan road, causing a fire that spread to several vehicles. So far, 11 people have died and 7 have been injured. Rescue and safety operations at the site are ongoing.

  17. The Al-Taher hill in southern Lebanon was captured by Israel. Two missile cities, Emad 2 and 4, under this hill fell to Israel. Hezbollah lost much of its ability to launch missile attacks on Israel on behalf of Tehran.

  18. Tractor football team defeated Gol Gohar Sirjan 1-0 in the sixth week of the Premier League and maintained its top position with 16 points. The only goal was scored by Amirhossein Hosseinzadeh. The match included controversies such as protests against refereeing and fans' chants.

  19. The head of Kurdistan's emergency medical center announced that at least 11 people died following a tanker carrying fuel catching fire on the Sanandaj–Hamedan route. Additionally, five others were injured. This incident resulted in casualties and injuries.

  20. Gol Gohar club protested against insulting chants directed at Omid Alishah during the match with Tractor. Spectators boo him every time he receives the ball. This is Alishah's first appearance in Tabriz wearing the Gol Gohar jersey.

  21. The US Department of Defense denied a Reuters report about considering options to replace Deputy Secretary of Defense Steve Feinberg, stating no process is underway to replace him. The department added that it has "never had a better deputy." The White House and the Secretary of Defense also expressed support for Feinberg's performance.

  22. Asieh Amini commented on the compulsory attendance of students in schools and the opening of the Police High School. She said the government exploits students' situation for security and political goals instead of ensuring their safety. This statement refers to the military and security training of children.

  23. Fatemeh Mohajerani, the government spokesperson, described the December 1404 protests as the bitterest days of her career. She told Masoud Pezeshkian that despite no doubt about foreign interference, she does not really know the details of the matter. She also questioned how society reached a point where a security force member was martyred.

  24. The UK Maritime Trade Operations announced that several commercial ships in the northern Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman were targeted by fire. The organization has received reports about these attacks but has not confirmed casualties or environmental impacts. Investigations are ongoing, and sailors are advised to follow security updates.

  25. The UK Maritime Trade Operations center reported that several commercial ships in the northern Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman have been targeted by fire. These attacks occurred within the ongoing military activities in the region. The aim of the attacks was to disable the ships.

  26. The US Embassy in Bahrain issued a security alert on Saturday, September 5, asking American citizens to exercise increased caution due to the possibility of an 'unforeseen escalation' of tensions in the Middle East. The embassy stated that the Islamic Republic and its affiliated groups may target US interests and American citizens worldwide. This warning was issued hours before the announcement of a US attack on three Iranian oil tankers.

  27. Tasnim news agency reported that an Iranian tanker was attacked by the US military near Khark Island on Saturday morning, September 4, with no casualties. It was also reported that two other tankers near Jask were attacked by the US. CENTCOM stated that after ballistic missile launches by the IRGC, US forces targeted three Iranian tankers, one of which was destroyed.

  28. A group of Iranians in Nuremberg, Germany, commemorated the memory of the eternal names with a performance and gathering. The event took place on September 5th. Organizers introduced the eternal names and expressed support for the Iranian national revolution in Germany.

  29. Abolhasan Fatemi, Khamenei's representative in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, stated that in this critical historical period, the presence of clerics in gatherings and religious sessions has become more necessary. He emphasized that people pay attention to the number of clerics present at events and judge accordingly.

  30. Alireza Zakani, the mayor of Tehran, said that the United States has no limits and will always demand more regardless of what it is given. He also stated that so far, the actions of the Americans regarding the JCPOA have been against their commitments.

  31. The fleet development manager of the Road Maintenance Organization stated that out of 14,500 intercity buses, 8,600 are worn out and 3,000 are nearing wear. Additionally, 96% of active minibuses are worn out. There has been a more than 30% decrease in public transport passengers over the past three years.

  32. Nuzhat Mirrazi, the mother of two deceased protesters in Iran, was arrested in Lahijan and transferred to an unknown location. The arrest occurred one day after she released a video and amid increased security pressures in Gilan province. No information has been released about the detaining authority or possible charges.

  33. Amid worsening economic crisis and security pressures, citizens have called for the fall of the government in messages to Iran International. They emphasize the need for street protests. Mohsen Mahimini explains the messages and officials' statements about a national revolution and repeated protests.

  34. Ata Hosseinian explained the disagreements within the Islamic Republic government regarding the increase in gasoline prices. He said the government is forced to change the price and rationing due to the gasoline crisis. However, officials avoid taking responsibility for the social and political consequences of this decision.

  35. Mohammad Baqer Kharazi, a detained cleric, has been summoned to the Special Clergy Prosecutor's Office due to reports sent against him by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other institutions. The concerns relate to his statements about domestic policy and hijab. The case is under investigation and the final decision rests with the judicial authority.

  36. The US Central Command released a video showing attacks by the IRGC on three oil tankers and two US Navy warships. Two tankers are out of service and one tanker was destroyed in the Gulf of Oman. These attacks followed ballistic missile launches.

  37. Carlos Tevez plans to hold his farewell match in December this year at La Bombonera stadium. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi may play together on the same team for the first time in this match. Tevez intends to form his main team from his closest friends.

  38. CENTCOM destroyed three IRGC oil tankers after two US warships were targeted by Iran. These tankers financed the IRGC and its proxy forces. CENTCOM's commander warned they will not hesitate to defend US forces.

  39. Artin Khajouy-Nia, a 16-year-old computer student, was killed by live gunfire during protests in front of the city hall of Qods on January 8, 2026. His mother shared a video of his shoes from different periods of his life as keepsakes. She called her son her eternal hero and expressed her lasting memory of him.

  40. The European Union stated it is ready to take further measures to protect its security and interests, including freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The EU spokesperson said the union shares the US view on Iran's destabilizing activities and is concerned about Iran's military cooperation with Russia. The EU has imposed extensive sanctions on Iran and supports US economic pressure efforts to stop Tehran's destabilizing actions.

  41. Javad Mojabi, an Iranian poet and writer, passed away on Saturday, 14 Shahrivar after a period of illness. He was born in 1939 in Qazvin and was active in literature and visual arts. Mojabi collaborated with various publications and published several works.

  42. A video obtained by Iran International shows US military radio warnings to the tanker STARK 1 before it was targeted near Kharg Island. Three warnings are heard via VHF channel, giving the crew time to evacuate. Islamic Republic media reported on Saturday morning that a tanker was targeted six miles from Kharg Island but did not name it.

  43. Iran International has obtained three audio files of US military communications with the crew of the Stark 1 tanker. Hossein Aghaei analyzes that repeated CENTCOM attacks on tankers may indicate a change in the US military approach. The naval blockade has also moved closer to Iran's ports and islands.

  44. The governor of Qazvin announced a shortage of about 500 hospital beds in the province, stating that the per capita hospital bed ratio in Qazvin is 1.5 beds per thousand people. He also cited the dilapidation of medical equipment and infrastructure, a shortage of specialist doctors, and emergency medical personnel as other problems in the province's health sector.

  45. The Football Federation's Disciplinary Committee has sentenced Chadormalu Ardakan Club to hold one home match with only female spectators. This ruling has been described as gender-biased. An interview was also conducted with Masoumeh Hasrati, a former player of Iran's women's national football team.

  46. Masoud Pezeshkian said the Islamic Republic has failed to instill the belief in youth that they are the builders of the country's future. At the opening ceremony of the first police high school, he stated that the authorities, not the youth, are responsible for the problems young people face. Pezeshkian emphasized that proper education has not been provided to the youth.

  47. The Fuman prosecutor stated that driving without an official license is illegal and offenders will be dealt with. This law also applies to riding motorcycles without a permit. Families were advised to supervise their children.

  48. Alireza Panahian stated on Ofogh TV that those who avoid avenging the martyred leader are enemies of national interests. He emphasized that security cannot be ensured through fear and avoiding seeking revenge. Panahian also said officials must align themselves with the rhetoric of the people and the Imam regarding revenge.

  49. Simple medical drugs have become scarce and the black market for drugs has decreased. School tuition fees have become very expensive, and a power outage lasted for four hours in the Jeyhoon neighborhood of Tehran. Prices of items like corn and soy have increased sharply.

  50. ILNA news agency reported on school dropout among children and adolescents in the border areas of West Azerbaijan. Poverty, long distances to schools, and lack of transportation services are cited as main factors. Experts warn that this situation may lead to increased poverty and social harm.

  51. Al Arabiya, citing Yemeni military sources, reported that four Iranians and Lebanese were killed in an attack on a Houthi command center in Al-Jawf province. Yemeni military sources did not provide further details about the identities or roles of these individuals. The exact timing of the attack is unclear, but air and ground strikes occurred on September 4 and 5 in the area.

  52. Masoud Pezeshkian and Ahmadreza Radan inaugurated the first smart police boarding high school. This school was established to identify and train teenagers for the police force. Similar schools are planned to be opened in other provinces.

  53. Ali Shirazi from Iran International referred to Donald Trump's warning about the Kuh-e-Kalang facility. He said it seems the Islamic Republic continues its nuclear activities there. It is suggested that these activities may be related to nuclear bomb development.

  54. Masoud Pezeshkian called for a review of youth education methods at the opening ceremony of the first police high school. He emphasized that the education system is responsible for the problems young people face on the streets. Pezeshkian stressed the need to reconsider the approach to education.

  55. Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh, the coach of Esteghlal, has permanently removed Saleh Hardani from the team due to his protests against decisions in Derby 107. Hardani is currently not allowed to train and had protested the choice of a free kick taker during the match. Mohammad Taghavi stated that this treatment was not appropriate for the team captain.

  56. The US dollar rate in Iran's free market reached an unprecedented 225,000 tomans. The prices of the euro, pound, and dirham were also traded at high levels. Additionally, the price of the Emami coin rose to 237 million tomans.

  57. The interrogation session of Pari Samani and Roya Samani, two sisters from Mahabad, was held at the first interrogation branch of the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office of the city. This session took place today.

  58. Abulfazl Mirayiz, a victim of the revolutionary uprising in Gorgan, secretly provided monthly financial support to children with cancer. This was revealed to his family several months after his death. Mirayiz was killed on January 8 by gunfire from government forces.

  59. The Israeli army captured the strategic heights of Ali al-Taher and Hezbollah's command tunnels. These attacks followed Hezbollah firing a drone towards Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. More details are provided in an interview with an Iran International reporter.

  60. Viewers of Iran International have complained about a sharp increase in prices and shortages of essential goods such as medicine. They also criticize the inadequate insurance coverage. These issues have made it difficult for families to meet daily needs and access healthcare services.

  61. Donald Trump announced that the US military may soon target underground facilities at Kuh-e Kelang in Iran. He said the US has taken control of Iran and targeted the Islamic Republic's military equipment in the Persian Gulf. Trump also confirmed the death of 18 American soldiers and stated that the Strait of Hormuz has been cleared of naval mines.

  62. A man who intentionally ran over his wife with a car after she requested a divorce and demanded her dowry was arrested. The woman suffered fractures in parts of her body during the incident. The man was arrested and sent to prison.

  63. Dermot Gallagher, former Premier League referee, reviewed key scenes of Derby 107. He stated there was no foul or penalty in the incidents involving Saleh Hardani and Hossein Kanaani-Zadegan. The disciplinary committee must decide on Kanaani-Zadegan's suspension as neither the referee nor VAR saw the confrontation.

  64. The Football Federation's Disciplinary Committee fined Chadormalu Ardakan Club one billion tomans and ordered one match with only female spectators due to delays entering the field, throwing objects, and chanting against Tractor players. The ruling is not final and the club can appeal. Persepolis, Foolad, Esteghlal clubs and Gol Gohar's coach were also fined.

  65. A video has been released showing a climber ascending Mount Damavand. The climb is dedicated to Yaser Modirroosta and other immortal figures of the National Iranian Revolution. Yaser Modirroosta was killed during the protests on January 8 in Gohardasht, Karaj.

  66. Ali Ahmadi, a retired teacher, has been detained in Adelabad Prison in Shiraz for nearly six months. He suffers from heart and kidney diseases and, despite medical confirmation of the need for specialized care, has been denied transfer to medical centers outside the prison. His medical condition and detention remain unresolved.

  67. A citizen protested the rising prices of medicines in a video. He addressed the government officials saying, "Death to all of you and death to the Islamic Republic." The video was sent to Iran International.

  68. Mohammad Reza Aref stated that the December incidents were very severe and over three thousand people lost their lives. He said the list of casualties was announced under the guidance of Ali Khamenei. He also noted that the numbers announced by the enemy exceeded 30,000, and there were internal doubts about the accuracy of the 36,000 death figure.

  69. Shayan Azadi's sister joined the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" and lit a candle. Shayan Azadi, 25, was killed by government agents during protests in Karaj on the evening of January 8. This act was done in memory of Iran's martyrs.

  70. Alireza Zakani, the mayor of Tehran, announced that the city management aims to electrify all of Tehran. The city's energy needs can be met through solar power, local gas-based electricity production, and imported electricity. He also stated that Tehran is pursuing nuclear power and described this plan as a big win for the country.

  71. The public relations of the Seyyed al-Shohada Corps in Tehran province announced that the explosion sound heard in Damavand was related to the educational exercise "Heydar Karar." These sounds were part of the pre-planned exercise activities. There was no prior announcement about this exercise.

  72. The US Treasury Department sanctioned Golden Global Bank and two affiliated financial institutions in Turkey. These institutions facilitated financial transactions for the IRGC Quds Force. The US stated it will continue targeting financial institutions supporting the Islamic Republic.

  73. Mohammad Reza Aref stated that economic problems are solvable and the Islamic Republic has achieved self-sufficiency in all fields. He said there is no need for foreign assistance in any scientific discipline. He also emphasized scientific cooperation with other countries.

  74. Abbas Ghanbari's mother lit a candle in his memory by joining the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory." Abbas Ghanbari, 37 years old, was killed by government agents in Shiraz on January 8, 2026. His mother called him a hero who will always be remembered.

  75. Saadoun Ghazali, a citizen of Mahabad, was arrested after attending the enforcement branch of the public and revolutionary prosecutor's office in the city. He was transferred to Mahabad prison to serve a one-year sentence.

  76. Simultaneously with the 107th derby between Esteghlal and Persepolis, families and associates of some martyrs of the Iranian National Revolution commemorated their loved ones who were killed by the Islamic Republic in December 2025. Among them were Amir Yektaei-Yeganeh, Mohammadjavad Rahimian, Akbar Hamzeh-Hosseini, and Mehrdad Moshtaqi. This commemoration included the release of images and explanations by Raha Pourbakhsh in the Hattrick program.

  77. Mohammad Taghavi said in the Hattrick program that the 107th derby between Esteghlal and Persepolis was one of the few derbies that everyone was satisfied with. He attributed the many goal opportunities to the disorganized defense of both teams and their quick transition to attack. Fans, coaches, and players were all pleased with the match.

  78. Students and parents report a sharp increase in tuition and school expenses for the new academic year. There are concerns about school safety and uncertainty about whether classes will be in-person or virtual. The Minister of Education has stated that charging fees in public schools is prohibited and that offending managers will be dismissed.

  79. Mehdi Chamran, head of Tehran City Council, called for preemptive actions to disrupt the enemy's war formation and stated that a deterrent attack can be part of defense. He emphasized the creation of public shelters and designing multi-story parking lots to be usable as shelters in emergencies.

  80. Daneshjoo news agency reported that a small Islamic Republic oil tanker was attacked on Khark Island. The attack was carried out by the US military with a missile. There were no casualties, and no other sources have confirmed the report yet.

  81. Alireza Namvar Haghighi stated that the US, UK, France, and Germany are trying to refer Iran's nuclear file back to the UN Security Council. He said this move is mostly symbolic and political. Practically, it will not bring any new measures beyond existing resolutions and sanctions.

  82. The drone war between Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea has changed the security measures of ships. Oil tankers and cargo ships use nets and water tanks for protection. Ankara has entered negotiations with Russia and Ukraine to ensure maritime security in the region.

  83. Shahram Khaledi mentioned the possibility of a US attack on the Kooh Kalang nuclear site. He said the impact of such an attack depends on how it is carried out. Destroying underground equipment may require many bunker-buster bombs or special forces.

  84. The New York Times reported that US government inspectors subjected about 50 members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to lie detector tests in connection with leaks to journalists. The tests were conducted in August following reports of shortages of key munitions. A Pentagon spokesman declined to comment on the investigation but said the department takes leaks of classified information seriously.

  85. Two labor organizations condemned the shooting of job-seeking youth in Gachsaran and Ahvaz in a joint statement. They described the incident as part of labor suppression and widespread unemployment. They also warned that poverty and unemployment have become a serious crisis.

  86. On Friday evening, part of Kazemi Street in Isfahan subsided as a tanker passed. The tanker's wheels fell into the created hole. Firefighters and the water and sewage company managed to remove the tanker from the hole.

  87. More than 120 people have been killed in Yemen after Houthi forces launched an operation to advance towards the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait. The clashes began with a ground attack supported by missile and drone strikes near the Red Sea coast. The Houthis are trying to strengthen their positions in this area.

  88. TankersTrackers identified 17 ship-to-ship transfers of crude oil and gas in the Gulf of Oman on Friday. At least 24 million barrels of oil and petroleum products were moved in these transfers. Additionally, more oil tankers are waiting in the area to find other ships for transfer operations.

  89. Yemen's legitimate government forces have regained control of Saeed Taher Hill and the Dhayban area in Hayfan district from the Houthis. Military positions in the Al-Tuwair front in Taiz province were also recaptured, and the air force bombed Houthi positions. The Yemeni army reported that hundreds of Houthi militants were killed and wounded on the western coast.

  90. CENTCOM announced that US paratroopers have deployed communication equipment in a remote location in the Middle East. The exact location of the deployment was not disclosed. This action coincides with the ongoing extensive US military presence in the region.

  91. Niloufar Majaver, a young woman from Piranshahr and Oshnavieh, was transferred to a hospital with severe injuries 10 days after leaving home and died from brain death. Her family holds a 41-year-old man responsible, but official investigations have not confirmed this. Reports differ on the details of the incident and Niloufar's personal information.

  92. Niloufar Majaver, a 27-year-old woman from Piranshahr, died after 10 days of severe physical and sexual abuse in an unknown location. Her family has filed a complaint against Ezzatodin Seyed Taheri, who is accused of the crime but has not been arrested yet. Reports indicate that this individual has abused other women as well.

  93. The 107th derby between Esteghlal and Persepolis was the first match between the two teams after the massacre of the Iranian people on January 8 and 9, 2026. Many martyrs of January were supporters of these two teams. Mazdak Mirzaei interviewed Mohammad Taghavi on the Hat-trick program.

  94. Ata Mohamad said that Israel's capture of Ali Al-Taher hill reduces Hezbollah's operational capabilities and gives Israel military superiority. This development may increase pressure on the Lebanese government to disarm Hezbollah. It also raises the likelihood of a long-term Israeli presence in the southern Lebanon buffer zone.

  95. The US has simultaneously sanctioned a bank and two Turkish financial companies. Siamak Javadi stated that the US is targeting the financial architecture of the Islamic Republic through secondary sanctions. These measures may lead to reduced foreign currency revenues and increased pressure on Iran's economy.

  96. Donald Trump stated that the US military may soon target underground facilities at Mount Kalang-Gazla in Iran. At the same time, the IRGC launched missile attacks on Jordan. The Trump administration is developing a strategic plan for the post-war period with the Islamic Republic.

  97. The spokesperson of Qatar's Foreign Ministry rejected the Islamic Republic's narrative about the attacks on Qatar, stating that official UN documents show Iranian missiles targeted civilian areas. Qatar's letters to the UN recorded damages and injuries. The spokesperson also confirmed the attack on Ras Laffan gas facilities and denied calling it an "alleged" attack.

  98. The Israeli army announced the clearance of tunnels leading to the Ali Al-Taher heights in southern Lebanon. It was reported that members of the IRGC are present in the area alongside Hezbollah forces. Additionally, the Islamic Republic has warned the US via Oman about Israel's capture of this area.

  99. Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, stated that the Islamic Republic is under full sanctions and facing economic death. He said Washington intends to economically strangle the Islamic Republic. US allies in the Persian Gulf and Europe also support this policy.

  100. Donald Trump mentioned the possibility of an attack on Mount Kalang Gezla, a site of important nuclear activities of the Islamic Republic. A military expert said the US can target the deep facilities in this area using bunker-buster bombs and B-2 aircraft. The expert also noted that missile attacks by the Islamic Republic on Jordan might push Jordan closer to the US.

  101. Romania's Ministry of Defense announced the neutralization of an explosive device from a drone in the Black Sea. The bomb disposal team carried out the operation about five nautical miles east of the Sulina branch entrance. Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey have neutralized over 150 drifting mines in the Black Sea and expanded their joint mine-clearing force.

  102. Research by Program 24 shows a sharp decline in activity at Shahid Rajaee and Imam Khomeini ports. Shahid Rajaee port, handling 85% of Iran's container trade, has been most affected. Increased insurance costs and the naval blockade have reduced commercial ship traffic.

  103. The audio version of program 24 with Fardad Farahzad discusses the empty docks of Iranian ports following US economic sanctions. This issue is presented as an economic challenge for Iran. The program examines the effects of these sanctions.

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