Daily News – 2026-09-08

Mohammad Al-Basha stated that no audio or video message from the new leader of the Islamic Republic has been released. He said that currently, affairs are managed by the commanders of the Revolutionary Guards who are allied with the Houthis.

In September 2026, the Human Rights Activists Group submitted a request for a structural investigation into Iran's situation to the German Federal Prosecutor. The request focuses on the suppression of protests in December 2025 and January 2026 and includes over 109 pages of documents and evidence. Concurrently, events and activities were held in Berlin to garner public support.

A group of Iranians in London gathered on September 8 in front of the British Prime Minister's office. The protest coincided with the 98th week of the 'No to Execution' campaign. They protested against executions in Iran.

Three oil tankers near Khark Island have been hit. In Kermanshah, sounds of two missiles or warplanes were heard. Additionally, clashes occurred between people and Basij forces in Malard, Karaj.

A video was released on social media showing the mother of Amir Reza Kermajani, a protester killed in December 2025, speaking at his grave on his birthday. She said, "You were the light of my home." This video has attracted users' attention.

A citizen reported in a video that the price of psychiatric drugs has increased by more than 300 percent compared to two months ago. He can afford his own medication but expressed concern for others. This report was published by Iran International.

A video shows that the grass at Azadi Stadium has been removed and tunnels are under renovation. The CEO of the Sports Facilities Development Company stated that construction will finish in October and initial operation will begin in December. Previously, the stadium was expected to be ready for the 1406–1405 season, but replacing the grass has delayed the preparation process.

The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting has released a video that, according to this media, shows an American unmanned underwater vehicle. According to the report, the IRGC Navy "seized" this vessel near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz. On the other hand, a US official said that a military underwater vehicle of that country had a technical malfunction in the Middle East more than a day ago.

A group of women from the families of the disappeared lit candles in memory of protesters killed by the Islamic Republic. This event was shared on social media. They commemorated the memory of these protesters.

An American official told Reuters on Tuesday that an unmanned underwater military vessel in the Middle East suffered a technical malfunction. This statement was released after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the "hunting" and "seizing" of an American underwater vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. The American official added that the vessel had malfunctioned more than a day ago, was an "older model," and did not carry any classified equipment.

Yemeni government forces announced that Abu Ali Al-Ajni, head of Ansar Allah's intelligence organization, was captured in clashes in Taiz province. This commander was detained along with nine others. Heavy clashes in Taiz have been ongoing since last Thursday.

Babak Moradifar, a political activist, was sentenced to 30 months of imprisonment by Branch 28 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court. The sentence was issued at the preliminary stage under Judge Amouzad. Harana News Agency reported this news.

On September 7, nurses and healthcare staff in Kermanshah held a protest gathering. Esmaeil Bakhshi staged a sit-in at the entrance of the Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Company. Workers of Mahvar Gostar Nasr Company in Sirjan protested against the relocation of their workplace.

A citizen criticized the high prices of medicines in a video sent to Iran International. He asked what a low-income patient who urgently needs medicine should do. The video highlights concerns about access to medication.

The spokesperson of Khatam al-Anbia Headquarters condemned the US military threat to target three Iranian oil tankers. He stated that if Iranian ships are attacked, Iran's armed forces will target US bases and interests in the region. Iranian media also reported hearing explosions near Khark Island.

Mehdi Mahdavi-Azad said the presence of security, police, and Revolutionary Guard forces at some gas stations indicates the government's concern about repeating the November 2019 protests. He added that the Islamic Republic faces difficulties in continuing subsidies and raising fuel prices amid declining oil revenues and a fuel crisis.

Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, stated that the US military has warned Iranian oil tankers to evacuate. He warned that any attack on these tankers would lead to targeting US bases in the region. These statements were made on social media.

A group of farmers in Saruno village, Kermanshah province, protested against land expropriation for a railway project. They demanded clarification of land status, fair valuation of land prices, and immediate payment of damages. The protest took place on Tuesday, September 7.

Some employees of the Mahshahr Petrochemical Research and Technology Company reported non-payment of their overtime for the past months. In addition to overtime, some benefits, facilities, and welfare and incentive payments have also not been paid or have been delayed.

Reuters reported, citing a US official, that a US Navy ROV suffered a technical malfunction while surveying regional waters in support of operations related to the Iran war. The US official added that the ROV was an older model and did not carry any classified sonar or radar equipment.

Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, is leading a new operation against the economy of the Islamic Republic, which he has called 'economic exclusion' and described as the toughest sanctions in history.

A young shopkeeper announced in a video that he is closing his shop and expressed concern about his situation. He said if he speaks out, he is labeled a foreign mercenary. This video was published on social media.

Ali Shabib, a reporter for Al-Manar network, encountered an explosion on September 6 while preparing for a live broadcast in Nabatieh, reportedly caused by an Israeli attack. In this incident, Shabib and Mohammad Barjawi, the cameraman, were injured. Released images show the explosion and their injuries.

One of Yusef Ahmadi's death sentences in Sanandaj prison was replaced by payment of blood money and 10 years of imprisonment. His other death sentence for the charge of "rebellion" remains in effect. His lawyers have submitted a request for retrial to the Supreme Court for the third time.

The mother of Erfan Rezaei, a protester killed in the December 2025 protests, lit a candle on her son's tombstone. She said she lit the candle on her own birthday. The mother expressed pride in being the mother of a hero like Erfan.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office denied the UAE's warning about the October 7 attack. The office stated that if such information existed, it would have been transmitted through intelligence channels. Haaretz had reported that the UAE warned Netanyahu before the attack.

Aref Assar, detained during the December 2025 protests, is serving his sentence in Torbat Heydariyeh prison. His initial sentence of five years and one day was reduced to two years and six months on appeal. He has been in prison since August 7, 2026.

Heavy and torrential rainfall on the early morning of Tuesday, September 7, caused flooding in streets and public areas in northern Iran. The intensity was higher in some areas, leading to traffic disruptions. Rising runoff and river levels have increased concerns about potential damage in vulnerable locations.

Saudi Civil Defense announced that the warning system has been activated in Jazan, Abha, and Najran. No further details have been provided at the time of the report.

The daughter of Asieh Ramazani joined the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" and lit a candle for her mother. She commemorated her mother and other victims of the December protests. Her mother was killed by a direct gunshot while trying to claim her rights.

The mother of Sepehr Ebrahimi, a protester killed in the December 2025 protests, released a video saying her son found peace. She added that other mothers also neither forgive nor forget. The video was shared as part of the "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" campaign.

The interrogation session of Mohsen Armin, a political activist, was held at the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office of District 33 in Tehran. He was released on bail after the interrogation session.

Nader Mohammadi assisted Spartak Kastroma's first goal in the Russian Cup with a long throw-in. This was his third assist with a throw-in in the past month. Spartak Kastroma won 2-0 against Ryazan and advanced to the next round.

The coalition spokesperson against the Houthis announced that the rebels targeted civilian and economic facilities in several Saudi cities. Najran and Jazan were among the targeted areas. Maryam Rahmati from Iran International reported on the reactions to these attacks.

Active and retired railway workers in Iran gathered in front of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development on Tuesday, September 7. They protested against low salaries and benefits. The gathering was held to express dissatisfaction with their pay conditions.

The US Treasury Department added 28 Iranian airlines, including Ata, Iran Airtour, Aseman, Kish, and Qeshm, and seven aviation-related companies to its sanctions list. Several companies based in the UAE, Britain, Turkey, Malaysia, and Kazakhstan with ties to Mahan Air or its associated networks were also sanctioned.

Yesterday, a citizen in Faryab district was killed following a chase and indiscriminate shooting by military forces. The incident occurred due to the military's shooting. Further details have not been released.

Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary, announced that as part of Operation Economic Exclusion, companies still supporting Mahan Air have been sanctioned. He added that all other Iranian airlines were also sanctioned today, and warned that cooperation with them could lead to losing access to the global financial system.

Mohammad Amin Salami's brother called on the families of the deceased to remain steadfast in keeping the memory of their loved ones alive. This message was released following reports of suicides among some family members of the deceased. Mohammad Amin Salami, 26, was killed in Kermanshah.

Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, described the Houthis as Iran's proxy. He stated that the Iranian government's involvement is clearly seen behind part of this issue. He also mentioned that the US has very strong military relations with Saudi Arabia.

A teacher sent a video to Iran International showing support for the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory." He expressed condolences to the families of the missing and encouraged them to persevere. The teacher called on the families to remain strong and be the motivation to continue the path.

France Football magazine and UEFA announced the list of 30 nominees for the 2026 Ballon d'Or. Lionel Messi is included while Cristiano Ronaldo is absent. The award ceremony will be held on October 26, 2026, in London.

The judiciary spokesperson announced that Mohammad Baqer Kharazi remains in detention. His case is being handled by the Special Clergy Prosecutor's Office. This news was reported by Harana News Agency.

A video shows a protester writing the slogan "Long live the Shah" on walls at night in the alleys of Torbat Heydariyeh. This incident took place in Khorasan Razavi province. The video was released by Iran International.

A worker sent a video to Iran International showing that the cost of five daily items equals the wage for 12 hours of his work. The video highlights the economic situation of workers. The topic concerns living costs and wages.

Iran International obtained two confidential letters from the Ministry of Oil. The letters reveal that a senior intelligence figure acting as a special assistant to the oil minister sold Iranian oil at a discount to four oil brokers. These brokers have billion-dollar debts.

US President Donald Trump, referring to the war with Iran, said the US has struck them hard and the blockade has been very powerful and effective. He also said Iran will never have nuclear weapons and has been severely punished.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the seizure of an unmanned submarine belonging to the US military in the Strait of Hormuz. The submarine is about 580 cm long, weighs nearly three tons, and can operate for up to 10 days. Additionally, the Iranian army shot down a US MQ-1 drone over Bandar Abbas.

Reza Pahlavi called on Iranian psychologists and therapists to provide immediate and confidential support to the families of the missing. He also urged compatriots to visit and support these families. Recently, a justice-seeking father and the fiancée of one of the missing ended their lives.

Abdolraouf Es'haqi, the commander of the Basij resistance area in Parood, Rask County, Sistan and Baluchestan province, was killed on Tuesday, September 7, during an attack by unknown assailants.

Hossein Ahmadi, detained in connection with the 1404 nationwide protests, has been held for over three months in Isfahan's Dastgerd prison. After spinal disc surgery, he suffers from physical problems and lacks proper medical care. His court session has not yet been held, and he faces multiple charges.

Britain has passed a new law to impose tougher sanctions against the Islamic Republic. These sanctions send a message to both the Islamic Republic and the United States, indicating London's alignment with the US economic ostracism policy. Britain has stated its full readiness to participate in the economic campaign against the Islamic Republic.

Donya-e-Eqtesad newspaper reported that Iran's foreign trade crisis has spread from the sea to land borders and financial routes. Media reported the accumulation of 17,000 containers at Karachi port and the stoppage of thousands of trucks at Pakistan's borders. This issue was discussed in an interview with Mahtab Gholizadeh.

Gideon Sa'ar, Israel's Foreign Minister, announced the closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem in response to Britain's sanctions against Israeli settlements. Entry of 10 British officials and citizens to Israel will also be banned. Sa'ar described Britain's sanctions as interference in Israel's upcoming elections.

The police commander of Kohgiluyeh announced the arrest of seven citizens related to managing pages and producing content on social media. These individuals have been referred to the judicial authorities. Additionally, a business unit connected to this case has been sealed.

The mother of Siavash Mahmoudi, a protester killed in the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising, joined the "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" campaign. She lit a candle for her son and said he was a cry for freedom and liberty.

A grandmother who supports Esteghlal said she offered a bribe to her grandchildren who support Persepolis to change their team. Her grandchildren replied that their blood is red and they will not change their team. This interview was conducted by Football 360.

South Korea's Ministry of Defense has sent a team to assess the security situation in the Strait of Hormuz. No decision has been made yet about deploying military forces to the area. This move follows the reduction of joint military exercises between the US and South Korea.

Farshid Esmaeili broke the door of the referees' room after the match between Zob Ahan and Persepolis in protest against the refereeing. Zob Ahan players believed there was a suspicious penalty, but the referee ended the game without reviewing the scene. The match ended with a 2-0 victory for Persepolis.

A shopkeeper in Rasht market reported power outages and rainwater entering his shop. He also complained about the business downturn. He attributed this situation to the actions of the Islamic Republic.

A video shows that on September 6, military forces on motorcycles were present in the streets of Tabriz. This video was received by Iran International. The presence of military forces on this date has been documented.

The Russian Foreign Minister announced that Russia and Saudi Arabia will continue their close cooperation and coordination within the OPEC+ framework to stabilize the global oil market. This announcement was made at a joint press conference in Moscow. More details are available in an interview with an Iran International reporter.

Between 30 to 40 percent of parents who divorce in Iran have at least one child. Approximately 200,000 divorces are registered annually, leading to children being involved in custody disputes. These children are caught between their parents' homes, police stations, and courts.

Narges Heydari, a political prisoner from Izeh, was sentenced to five years in prison and one year of additional punishment due to her sports activities without mandatory hijab. She is held in Sepidar Prison in Ahvaz and was arrested on January 18, 2026. Her brother was also arrested earlier.

Houthis released a video showing an attack on Saudi trucks near Al-Wadiah on the Yemen-Saudi border. The trucks were burning and had entered from Saudi Arabia. Houthis stated that these trucks were targeted in the attack.

A group of nurses and healthcare staff in Kermanshah held a protest in front of Taleghani University of Medical Sciences today. They protested their living conditions and demanded attention with slogans. The protest took place on September 7.

The Islamic Republic's delegation stated at the IAEA Board of Governors meeting that the agency is responsible for illegal attacks on peaceful nuclear facilities under inspection. The delegation highlighted breaches of confidentiality and misuse of sensitive information. They also questioned how member states can trust the agency's performance if it does not adequately address nuclear security consequences.

Nozhat Mirrazi, a resident of Rudsar, was released on Monday, 16 Shahrivar, from Lakaan Prison in Rasht on bail. This news was reported by HRANA news agency. Her release occurred after a period of detention.

An online taxi driver criticized the increase in gasoline prices in a video. He said that with the current quota and price of gasoline, working is not profitable. He also warned that everything is going to become more expensive.

Rasoul Karbakandi criticized Tractor Club's support of Khodadad Azizi's insulting behavior in the Tractor vs Gol Gohar match case. He stated that Iranian football has strayed from ethical paths and current sanctions lack deterrent effect. Karbakandi called for decisive action from authorities without any considerations.

The sixth week of the Persian Gulf Pro League ended with four matches. Persepolis defeated Zob Ahan 2-0 in an important match. This victory moved Persepolis up to second place in the standings.

Hossein Fanoudi, representative of South Khorasan in the Supreme Council of Provinces, reported a severe shortage of educational space, especially in rural and border areas. Nearly 100 schools in Birjand operate in two shifts, with some classes having about 40 students. Factors causing students to drop out include lack of proper internet, insufficient educational facilities, and economic problems.

Faisal bin Farhan, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, stated that the country will use all available tools to protect its interests. He accused the Houthis of prioritizing their own interests over those of the Yemeni people and resorting to violence in difficult situations. The foreign minister also said that the diplomatic path to confront the Houthis remains open.

Abdolkareem Hashemi Nakhl Ebrahimi, a member of parliament, stated that the people of the region and the guardians of the Strait of Hormuz are ready to confront the enemy using small boats. He added that if the US does not accept the Islamic Republic's conditions, they must powerfully attack the enemy's naval fleet and break the naval blockade. The goal is to expel the enemy from the region.

Yousef Salahshour, a Turkic activist, is serving a one-year prison sentence in Tabriz prison. He was sentenced by the third branch of the Revolutionary Court of Tabriz to one year in prison and additional penalties. He was arrested and transferred to prison on August 22, 2026.

Families and relatives of those who died in the December protests have launched a campaign called "One Candle, One Name, One Memory." The campaign involves lighting candles and remembering the names and memories of the deceased to keep their memory alive. More details were provided by Farnoush Faraji, a member of the Iran International editorial team.

A citizen in a video commented on inflation in Iran, saying that a day's wage is now equivalent to the price of a sandwich. He pointed to the decline in wage value. This statement was sent to Iran International.

The UK government issued a new law on September 7 to intensify sanctions against the Islamic Republic. The law expands trade restrictions and the authority to target ships. It also bans Iranian planes from landing in the UK except in exempted cases.

The court session for Fariba Asadi, a civil activist related to the 1404 protests, was held at Branch Two of the Revolutionary Court in Karaj. The session took place on September 7 under Judge Sabzevari. Asadi is accused of assembly and collusion, acting against national security, and participating in protests.

A citizen protested the increase in gasoline prices in a video. He said that Pezeshkian had stated that permission would be obtained from the people for the price hike, but no such permission was taken. He also mentioned that the price of motor oil has increased by 50 percent.

Israel hosted the first international physical artificial intelligence conference in Tel Aviv. The conference was held in cooperation with the National AI Headquarters at the Israeli Prime Minister's Office. It focused on the connection between artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous systems.

The Deputy of Cultural and Political Affairs of the Supreme Leader's Representative Office in Universities announced the drafting of a mandatory hijab guideline for universities across the country. This guideline will soon be issued by the Ministry of Science and the Ministry of Health. This move continues the restrictive policies regarding women's and girls' dress code.

Suri Babaei Chegini, a political prisoner, returned to Choubinder prison in Qazvin on Saturday, 14 Shahrivar, after her leave ended. This news was reported by HRANA news agency. Her return took place after the completion of her leave.

Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the Islamic Republic has always opposed war and considers preserving people's interests and regional security by avoiding arson. He added that the Islamic Republic has resisted aggression and will continue this resistance until the aggressors fully regret it.

Arash Azarmi from Iran International stated that the third gasoline rate has doubled and each liter is sold for 10,000 tomans with fuel cards. He considers fuel pricing policies, currency devaluation, the worn-out car crisis, and automaker monopolies as factors worsening the crisis. According to Azarmi, the cost of these inefficient policies is ultimately borne by the people.

Jose Mourinho begins his second coaching period at Real Madrid with a Champions League match against Inter Milan. Real Madrid seeks victory after a recent loss in La Liga. Inter, boosted by a recent comeback win against Napoli, heads to Santiago Bernabeu with high morale.

Tractor club filed a complaint against Persepolis for insulting and racist chants against their manager Khodadad Azizi and threats to their players. These incidents occurred during the Persepolis and Zob Ahan match. The football federation's disciplinary committee also punished Azizi and Omid Alishah with suspensions and fines.

Mohammad Taghi Naqdali, representative of Khomeini Shahr, said the government has retreated on the issue of hijab and compromised religious principles. He also mentioned the government's bypassing of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace and failure to enforce the hijab law. Naqdali stated that the counter-infiltration plan and hijab are revolutionary slogans that will be pursued.

Citizens have reacted to the increase in gasoline price to 10,000 tomans, seeing it as a cause for rising prices of bread, fares, and other goods. They believe this increase has made life harder and increased economic pressure. They also demand wages to be raised proportionally to the price hikes.

A citizen reported on the evening of Tuesday, September 6, that some fuel stations were closed and did not allow cars to refuel. This happened ahead of the gasoline price increase. The related video was sent to Iran International.

A group of nurses in Kermanshah gathered on Tuesday, 17 Shahrivar, to protest their living conditions. They chanted that they have no salaries and the police are brought in. The protest was held due to the financial problems of the nurses.

Workers of Mahvar Gostar Nasr company in Sirjan protested the company's decision to transfer their workplace to projects in Mehran or Jask. They demand job security and the possibility to continue working in regional projects. These protests were made at the Sirjan Governor's Office and the Department of Labor and Social Welfare.

Ali Hossein Ghazizadeh warned about currency resource limitations and difficulties in importing gasoline. He mentioned the possibility of the government transferring the financial burden of deficits to the people. He also said the consequences of fuel price increases may appear later in various economic and livelihood sectors.

A plumbing job has been lost due to six months of unemployment. The prices of medicines and food have risen sharply, causing patients to discontinue treatment due to costs. Additionally, the prices of stationery and other essential goods have increased significantly.

Iran International audiences report increased security presence in Tehran, Karaj, Shiraz, Mashhad, Birjand, and Khomein. Special units, police, and Basij forces are widely present around fuel stations. This coincides with the increase of the third gasoline price to 10,000 tomans.

Mojtaba Zarei stated in a National Security Commission meeting that he would kiss the hand of anyone who executes Trump. This comment was made in response to a question about revenge. He also shared this opinion on his Telegram channel.

Esmail Bakhshi, a former labor activist of Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Company, protested today at the company's entrance demanding to return to work. He stated that despite court orders for his reinstatement, these have not been implemented, and company officials cited opposition from a security agency as the reason. Bakhshi emphasized that he will continue his protest until the reinstatement order is enforced.

A video received by Iran International shows a ceremony held in Semnan to celebrate Mojtaba Khamenei's birthday. The event took place in the city of Semnan. No further details about the ceremony have been provided.

The Jerusalem Post reported that Israeli military attacks have disabled much of Iran's nuclear program. Currently, no centrifuges in Iran are enriching uranium and most key facilities have been destroyed. However, the potential presence of advanced centrifuges and enriched uranium stocks remains a security concern.

Khoddad Azizi was banned from stadiums for 4 months and fined 2 billion tomans. Omid Alishah was also banned for 4 matches and fined 500 million tomans. Tractor club considered the ruling disproportionate and plans to appeal to the disciplinary committee.

Vahid Alizadeh Rezazi, a poet and translator, has been summoned to serve a 75-day prison sentence. He was previously sentenced to 75 days in prison and a three-year ban on media activities. The summons was issued by the Criminal Enforcement Branch 1 of the Tehran Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office.

A video shows cars lined up for gasoline in Shahr-e Rey. The video is from the evening of Monday, 16 Shahrivar. A fuel price increase is imminent.

Ebrahim Azizi, head of the National Security Commission, stated that the Islamic Republic has the power and will to validate its threats and warned the IAEA against making regrettable decisions. He mentioned that Iran has many capacities to confront the Board of Governors and the Security Council and will use them when necessary. Azizi emphasized that Iran prioritizes its interests and is different from before the 40-day war.

Safar Harandi stated that the social capital of the system has risen above 50% after the war. He attributed the increase in public trust to the system's ability to confront global powers. He also said that Ali Khamenei increased hope among the people through his speeches and presence.

On Monday, 16 Shahrivar, security forces created a security atmosphere in Khorramabad by deploying machine guns, vehicles, and motorcycles throughout the city. This news is based on a video received by Iran International.

Ali Kazemi, the judiciary spokesperson, announced that new cases related to war accusations are being formed. The volume of seized assets in these cases is very large and requires time for investigation. Some cases have indictments issued and in some instances, verdicts have been delivered.

A video shows the deployment of special forces in Kashani Boulevard and around Sadeghiyeh in Tehran. This occurred on the evening of Monday, September 6. The source of this news is Iran International.

Tractor club has protested the four-month suspension of Khodadad Azizi and is pursuing the case of conflict and insults in the match against Gol Gohar in the appeals committee. The club considers the issued ruling disproportionate and claims that the Gol Gohar player committed multiple violations. Tractor has called for proportionality between the offense and punishment based on official documents.

Videos received by Iran International show that the streets of Rasht were flooded after rain on the evening of Monday, 16 Shahrivar.

The CEO of the Sports Facilities Development and Maintenance Company announced that the construction work at Azadi Stadium will be completed in October, with initial operation at full capacity in December. The renovation is underway according to an 18-month contract and is within the allowed timeframe. New requirements from the Football Federation and the Asian Confederation will not prevent the holding of matches.

Morteza Kazemian criticized the government's justification for the gasoline price increase. He said that reducing costs to citizens ignores the widespread economic pressure on most people. He also warned that the fuel price increase could trigger a chain of price hikes and intensify dissatisfaction.

A citizen sent a video to Iran International showing armed Basij members stationed on the roof of a Basij base in Khomeini Shahr on the evening of Monday, September 6. The video was sent to Iran International. The exact time of the event is the evening of Monday, September 6.

Jassim Mohammed Al-Budaiwi strongly condemned the Houthi attacks on civilians and facilities in southern Saudi Arabia. He described these attacks as violations of international laws and acts of terrorism. The GCC Secretary-General called for a firm stance from the international community against these attacks.

Heydar Baharvand, head of the league organization, stated that the last season's league has no champion and the case is closed. The league spokesperson said Esteghlal's request for the championship trophy will be reviewed by the Football Federation's board. Ali Tajernia, chairman of Esteghlal's board, emphasized they will pursue the championship trophy issue.

Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament, stated that American soldiers have been displaced to hotels due to their bases being targeted and are experiencing depression. He suggested that the US should withdraw from the war as soon as possible. Nikzad also emphasized that the Islamic Republic is conducting the war with precise tactics.

Prices are increasing moment by moment, making future planning impossible. Salaries have only slightly increased, reducing purchasing power. People are forced to severely economize to meet their essential needs.

Three senior members of Australia's federal opposition coalition supported Reza Pahlavi as a key figure for Iran's transition to a free and democratic future. They described the Islamic Republic as a criminal and terrorist regime. They considered engagement with Reza Pahlavi an important symbol for freedom and democracy.

More than 150 people attacked a private dormitory of Iraqi students in Semnan, injuring several students. Semnan University denied any clashes between Iranian and foreign students. The Iraqi embassy announced that the crisis involving Iraqi students in Semnan has been resolved and they have been granted a one-month academic leave.

Kambiz Tavana said that with the escalation of conflicts between Yemeni government forces and Houthis, the restriction of arms shipment routes from Iran, and the increase of US military presence in the region, the equations of Yemen and the Strait of Hormuz have entered a new phase. CENTCOM movements and the continued limited passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz have added to the sensitivity of the situation.

Dave Sharma, an Australian senator, described Reza Pahlavi as an important voice in political discussions about Iran's future. He stated that Australia desires a peaceful political change in Iran. He also said that Australia does not support the current government.

Saudi officials reported that a wave of attacks by Iran-backed Houthis on Saudi Arabia injured 73 people. The attacks targeted civilian and economic facilities in several Saudi cities. The Saudi-led coalition stated it will take all necessary operational measures to deter the Houthis.

Mohammad Reza Aref stated that the real cost of importing one liter of gasoline is over 70,000 tomans, and the third gasoline price of 10,000 tomans is far from the actual cost. He said imported gasoline will be gradually liberalized with price adjustments. Also, a plan to reduce fuel smuggling in three provinces was approved, but the fourth gasoline price was added without approval.

Security forces searched the home of Parisa Naseri, a Baha'i citizen in Qaemshahr, and confiscated her personal belongings. Iraj Shakour and Pedram Abhar, two Baha'i citizens in Tehran, were arrested after visiting the Tehran Security Prosecutor's Office and transferred to prison. A spokesperson for the Baha'i International Community explained the increasing pressure on Baha'i citizens in Iran.

Rafael Grossi stated that the IAEA is unaware of the status of Iran's enriched uranium stocks. Inspectors still do not have access to Iran's nuclear facilities. These remarks were made at the IAEA Board of Governors quarterly meeting.

Gholamreza Tajgardoon stated that the enemies have not achieved their goals and resistance has a cost but will continue. He added that people have been patient and success will be achieved. He also announced that the US will not impose new sanctions and the current situation will persist.

Mohammad Reza Aref stated in a meeting with members of the Qom Seminary Society that filtering has destroyed the Islamic Republic's security oversight. He added that the approach of sanctioning technology does not work and the internet is like a highway that should not be entirely blocked. He also mentioned that a special committee for cyberspace management was formed by order of Pezeshkian to complete the national information network plan.

The "Bring Our Families Home" campaign on X called on the Islamic Republic and the US government to take action for the release of Reza Valizadeh, an American citizen, from Evin Prison. The campaign described this as a small, low-cost goodwill gesture to return a son to his elderly parents. The campaign members are families of American hostages and unlawful detainees.

The Iraqi embassy in Tehran announced that the crisis involving Iraqi students in Semnan province has been resolved. The students have been granted a one-month academic leave. This measure will help restore stability to the university environment.

Prince Reza Pahlavi held a virtual meeting with senior representatives and senators of the Australian coalition. Senators described him as a symbol of opposition to the regime and support for democracy. The Australian coalition has invited him to visit the country.

Ali Madanizadeh, Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, stated that developing relations with Russia is part of the government's plans. Masoud Pezeshkian is seriously pursuing joint projects between Tehran and Moscow. Securing essential goods from the Eurasian region, especially Russia, is a government priority.

Esmaeil Baqaei, spokesperson for Iran's Foreign Ministry, called Canada's statement supporting the US economic war against Tehran complicity in lawbreaking. He said Canada cannot claim to be a promoter of peace while supporting illegal US actions. Baqaei described this behavior as a sign of strategic confusion and submission to bullying.

Majid Ibn al-Reza, the acting defense minister, claimed that the country's military forces have the ability to target American combat ships.

Jason Brodsky claimed that the escalation of tensions by the Houthis is coordinated with IRGC commanders in the Persian Gulf. He added that Tehran wants the Houthis to control Taiz to influence the Bab al-Mandab Strait.

Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that with America's victory in the war against the Islamic Republic, oil prices will sharply decrease. He predicted that gasoline prices would first drop to three dollars and then to less than two dollars per gallon. Trump said this change would happen quickly.

Fouad Hussein, Iraq's Foreign Minister, emphasized the importance of opening dialogue channels among stakeholders to achieve peaceful solutions. He reiterated Baghdad's stance supporting countries' sovereignty and rejecting war and conflict expansion. He also stressed prioritizing dialogue and diplomatic tools to reduce tensions and achieve regional security.

Sergey Ryabkov stated that the situation in Iran is the most important issue on BRICS' political agenda and a significant part of the upcoming summit will be dedicated to it. He mentioned that some BRICS members have a critical stance towards Tehran's recent actions but did not name them. The situation in the Persian Gulf is also an urgent topic, and the outcome of the negotiations is still uncertain.

Two luxury penthouses linked to Mojtaba Khamenei's financial network have been put up for sale in a building overlooking Kensington Palace in London. The total price of these two properties is close to 36 million pounds. This issue was reported by The Sunday Times.

Satellite images show that since the reimposition of the US naval blockade in late July, ship activity at the ports of Rajaei and Khomeini has sharply declined. This reduction in activity has increased pressure on Iran's imports and exports. Copernicus images reveal significant changes in ship presence and terminal activity at these ports.

The Iranian mission to the IAEA called the request for unconditional implementation of safeguards meaningless. It reacted to Rafael Grossi's statements about inspectors' lack of access and demanded an end to politically influenced reporting. It also emphasized that Iran has the right to protect its national interests until attacks by the US and Israel on its nuclear facilities cease.

Houthi forces supported by the Islamic Republic have retreated after heavy clashes in several key fronts in Yemen. Yemeni government forces have taken control of two important areas in Al Bayda province. Additionally, the hills overlooking the city of Hays and the entrance to the Al-Jarahi area have been captured from the Houthis.

Some fuel pumps in Iran cannot register the 10,000 toman gasoline price due to being outdated. As a temporary fix, the number 1,000 is displayed with a fixed zero next to it. This report was published by the Islamic Republic state television.

Meysam Mehrani said the main goal of the Houthis is to maintain their ability to pressure shipping and their strategic role for the Islamic Republic. If forced to focus on ground defense, their operational value to Tehran will decrease. The Islamic Republic must choose between increasing military support or accepting a reduced role for the Houthis, with Hezbollah remaining a higher priority.

The spokesperson of Qatar's Foreign Ministry called for coordinated efforts by regional countries to gradually reduce tensions and prevent the spread of military conflict. He identified keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and reducing economic pressures on the people of the region as two urgent priorities. The US Secretary of Defense also warned that if Iranian forces target US ships, Washington will destroy Iranian oil tankers.

Mohammad Esfandyarpour, CEO of Gol Gohar, responded to the Tractor CEO's remarks about recording and broadcasting Khodadad Azizi's insults, stating that broadcasting these insults is not an issue. He is unaware of the altercation process between the two teams' locker rooms and said the disciplinary committee made its decision about Omid Alishah's suspension based on the match observer's report. Esfandyarpour emphasized that there is evidence showing no wrongdoing from Gol Gohar's side.

Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, called for the Islamic Republic of Iran to participate in a regional security system in the Persian Gulf. He said this step could be a practical move to ensure regional stability. Lavrov also described the Mecca defense agreement as a framework for collective security.

The Yemeni Deputy Defense Minister announced the decision to liberate Sanaa from Houthi control. Yemeni armed forces have thwarted the Islamic Republic's plan to control the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. Yemeni army jets bombed Houthi positions in Taiz.

Hojat Karimi, CEO of Tractor, reacted to Khodadad Azizi's insults towards Omid Alishah and the release of the audio file, saying it worsened the public mood. He also questioned the disciplinary committee's decision to ban Khodadad from stadiums. Karimi added that Shoja Khalilzadeh complained after the game against Gol Gohar about why incidents were not allowed in the stands.

Hojjat Karimi, CEO of Tractor, explained that Khodadad Azizi's insults after the match with Gol Gohar were reactions to events during the game. He said a Gol Gohar player insulted the referee, and the referee gave Khodadad a card. He also mentioned that Omid Alishah's disrespect towards Khodadad in the locker room triggered this reaction.

A citizen complained about power outages in their area in a video sent to Iran International. They said they contacted the electricity department and were told no directive had been received to prevent outages. The citizen accused the minister of lying.

Mehdi Tartaar stated after Persepolis' victory over Zob Ahan that he changed the course of the game with the help of the team's captains. He emphasized the important role of the captains in team cohesion. Additionally, a disagreement between Esteghlal's coach and the team's second captain has become a major controversy.

Shahier Shaheed Thalath said the attack on Saudi oil facilities delays reconstruction more than reducing production capacity. The Islamic Republic aims to raise oil prices above 0 to pressure the US and its allies. Global markets have largely factored these tensions into oil prices, so a sharp price spike is unlikely.

Shaker Bouri, a satirist, announced that he was sentenced to 13 months and 20 days in prison due to a complaint by Mousa Ghasnafaraabadi. He said the verdict was issued in less than 48 hours. Bouri made ironic remarks about the country's problems and his imprisonment.

A video from the fruit and vegetable market in Isfahan on Monday, 16 Shahrivar, has been released. The video shows the market's sluggishness and emptiness of customers. The market's condition on this day is depicted.

The Canadian Federal Court has ordered the government to make a final decision within 60 days on Naser Mansour Sharifloo's temporary residence visa application. His visa request had been pending for over 900 days due to security reviews. Canadian security agencies have scrutinized thousands of applications related to affiliates of the Iranian government and canceled hundreds of visas.