Daily News – 2026-09-09

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

  1. Pakistan has conveyed Saudi Arabia's message to Tehran, asking Iran to use its influence to stop Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. Tehran responded that it does not control the Houthis. Sources also said that last week Tehran asked the Houthis to attack Saudi Arabia and promised financial and military support.

  2. Fouad Fathi, a labor activist, was released from Evin Prison after serving his sentence. This event occurred today. More information is available from Harana News Agency.

  3. Milad Morvati, a law student at Azad University of Mahabad, was released from the city's prison after posting bail. This event occurred today. More information is available from Harana News Agency.

  4. Sardar Azmoun has been re-invited to the Iranian national football team after recent controversies and government criticisms. He is expected to participate in the upcoming FIFA international window and preparations for the Asian Cup. This return comes after Azmoun distanced himself from the national team and had his assets seized.

  5. On Wednesday, 18 Shahrivar, gas line six workers in Ahvaz and Bidboland went on strike for the third consecutive day. Esmail Bakhshi protested in front of the Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Complex. Additionally, SnappBox drivers held protests in Semnan and Arak.

  6. A video from the evening of September 8 shows that a government gathering in one of the squares in Qom was sparse. The seats at this gathering were mostly empty. This video was received by Iran International.

  7. Donald Trump stated that the war with Iran will end immediately after the 2026 US elections. He said he is no longer seeking an agreement with the Islamic Republic and that negotiations might occur but are not the current focus. Trump also mentioned working on matters beyond the nuclear deal, involving new issues.

  8. A 38-year-old man was killed in Qom by one of his friends and colleagues. The accused claimed that after learning about the victim's relationship and harassment of his wife, he committed the murder.

  9. A citizen says they have to buy various medicines every month but the prices have become very expensive. They are worried they might not be able to afford their medicines anymore. They also attribute the rise in medicine prices to the increase in gasoline prices.

  10. Three defendants in Lavasanat, Shemiranat County, were sentenced to provide stationery for underprivileged students and supply equipment for eight classrooms instead of prison sentences.

  11. Ismail Baqaei, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson, said that referring Iran's nuclear case to the UN Security Council is irrelevant because Iran has not violated any commitments. He attributed the issues raised in the Board of Governors resolution to attacks by the US and Israel. Baqaei described Japan and Saudi Arabia's positive vote on the resolution as ineffective.

  12. Mohammed bin Zayed, the UAE president, warned Netanyahu about Yahya Sinwar's plan to attack Israel one week before October 7. Netanyahu denied the warning and said no such call took place. UAE officials neither confirmed nor denied the report.

  13. An informed source told Iran International that the health and humanitarian situation in Qom Central Prison is dire. Most prisoners have contracted influenza and COVID-19. The prison environment is heavily contaminated and the prisoners' daily food rations are insufficient.

  14. A worker in the Khazra Industrial Town in Kerman province was injured while working with an industrial machine. The accident occurred due to a lack of safety and poor working conditions. The report was published by Harana News Agency.

  15. A US official told NewsNation that American forces are not conducting any attacks near Jask, following reports of an explosion sound. The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting had reported hearing an explosion from the direction of the Strait of Hormuz in Jask on Wednesday evening.

  16. A video has been released showing a young woman singing a local song at the grave of Omid Sarlak. She pays respect in front of his picture installed at the grave. Omid Sarlak, a 27-year-old athlete from Aligudarz, was suspiciously killed in November 2025.

  17. Alireza Ardoubadi resigned from the Persepolis club board. Hossein Saberi was introduced as the new member and chairman of the board. Ardoubadi left Persepolis due to his candidacy for the Bank Shahr board.

  18. Eight months after the killing of protesters in January 2026, images of body bags that families search through to find their loved ones remain in the collective memory of Iranians. These bags have become a symbol of death and repression in recent protests. Previously, such images were mostly seen in cinema and natural disasters.

  19. Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will not allow any terrorist army to be stationed on its borders. He called the Islamic Republic a terrorist regime and said Israel's main goal is to defeat the Iranian government. Netanyahu also mentioned Israel's unprecedented control over the region.

  20. The US Central Command announced that American forces destroyed five Iranian oil tankers. CENTCOM denied the IRGC's claim of targeting two American warships. The Saudi foreign minister warned about the consequences of Houthi attacks.

  21. The IAEA Board of Governors has referred Iran's case to the UN Security Council due to violations of nuclear non-proliferation commitments. This referral comes after 20 years and the adoption of a new resolution. It may pave the way for the return of international sanctions against Iran.

  22. In the bus overturn accident carrying coal mine workers in Hamkar on the Kuhbanan-Ravar route, one of the 16 injured workers died. The incident occurred today. Earlier, injuries to 16 workers had been reported.

  23. An electronics specialist and industrial board repair technician stated that he has not found work for several years and his life situation is disrupted. This was reported in a video to Iran International. He is experiencing difficult circumstances.

  24. Fars news agency reported hearing an explosion sound on Wednesday evening in Jask. The sound was heard from the sea in the southern areas of Jask county. The source of this news is Fars, affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards.

  25. The Israeli Prime Minister said Israel will not allow any terrorist army to be stationed on its borders during a visit to the army positions on Mount Hermon. He called the Islamic Republic a terrorist regime and stated that Israel's main goal is to defeat the Iranian government. Netanyahu added that they are close to achieving this goal.

  26. Saleh Nikbakht, a legal expert, stated that there is no criminal offense called 'disruption of norms' in the Islamic Penal Code. He emphasized that business owners cannot be held responsible for their customers' behavior. He also described these actions as part of internal conflicts within the government.

  27. Saeed Javanmard, a former army officer, has been sentenced to a total of eight years in prison in two judicial cases. He was expelled from the army and sentenced to three years in prison after participating in the 1401 protests. In a new case, he was sentenced to five years for charges including cooperation with hostile states and disrupting order.

  28. Reza Najafi stated that with the end of the war, verification activities by the agency in Iran will be possible. He said the comprehensive safeguards agreement does not have specific regulations for wartime conditions. He also emphasized that military attacks by the US and Israel have affected the implementation of safeguards in Iran.

  29. The United States has sanctioned 27 companies and entities related to Iranian aviation and suspended three general licenses in this sector. The stated goal of these sanctions is to increase pressure on the Islamic Republic. This decision may affect travel for medical treatment, education, work, and family visits.

  30. An American vessel was observed in the Strait of Hormuz near Salameh Island, Khasab, Oman. This sighting was recorded on Wednesday, 18 Shahrivar. A photo related to this event has been received.

  31. Ali Tajernia, acting CEO of Esteghlal club, stated that the club is requesting the championship trophy for the unfinished season. He emphasized that Esteghlal was in the best position when the league stopped and that the request is being made legally through correspondence. He also mentioned that if they wanted to cause trouble, they would have already obtained the trophy.

  32. The Deputy of Social Health of Tehran Welfare announced that out of 23,000 calls to social emergency last year, 7,558 were related to suicidal thoughts and attempts. The highest number of calls came from the 18 to 26 age group, with an increase also seen in those over 50. Despite an overall decrease compared to the previous year, calls increased in August of this year.

  33. The US military launched a nighttime attack targeting five Iranian oil tankers, destroying about 12% of Iran's tanker fleet within a week. The spokesperson of the Revolutionary Guards presented six new conditions from the Islamic Republic to end the war. Acceptance of these conditions by Trump was emphasized.

  34. The Panama-flagged tanker New Andros was targeted by a drone attack in Iraqi waters and caught fire. The tanker was carrying about two million barrels of fuel oil. No casualties were reported among the 22 crew members.

  35. Mohammad Mahdi Karimi, an aerospace engineering student at Khajeh Nasir Toosi University, was sentenced to two semesters of suspension from studies by the university's disciplinary committee.

  36. A video has been released showing the Shomrud River flooding in the Malfajan rural district of Siahkal county. This incident occurred in the Malfajan rural district. Reports indicate the river has overflowed.

  37. The Israeli Prime Minister stated at Mount Hermon that the main goal of military campaigns is to defeat and overthrow the Iranian regime. He mentioned the presence of Israeli forces on the Syrian and Lebanese borders and expressed confidence in nearing this goal. Netanyahu emphasized that no terrorist groups will be allowed to settle on the borders.

  38. A citizen criticized the high price of injectable insulin pens in a video sent to Iran International. He highlighted the economic pressure on patients who cannot afford the medication. He blamed the Islamic Republic for this situation.

  39. Donald Trump has sent a message to Tehran through Pakistani and Qatari officials that he will not return to the previous agreement between Tehran and Washington. The Pakistani army commander and Qatari delegations conveyed this message to the Islamic Republic officials. The Islamic Republic stated that it only accepts the existing agreement and is not willing to make another deal.

  40. Mehdi Nakhl Ahmadi said the Islamic Republic wants to silence society's voice and political prisoners. He referred to Hossein Shanbehzadeh's message, who is imprisoned for placing a dot under Ali Khamenei's message. Nakhl Ahmadi also mentioned Fa'ezeh Hashemi's distortion of reality about prison.

  41. Two weeks before the new school year begins, officials of the Islamic Republic have commented on stricter enforcement of mandatory hijab in educational centers. Gholamali Haddad Adel said that the current war conditions prevent serious engagement with the hijab issue. This topic was evaluated by Asieh Amini, a social issues analyst.

  42. A number of Iranians gathered on Tuesday, 17 Shahrivar, in the central square of Hamburg. They protested against inflation and executions in Iran. The protesters demanded the release of political prisoners.

  43. Benjamin Netanyahu stated during his visit to Mount Hermon that the main task is to defeat the terrorist regime of Iran and that Israel is very close to this goal. He emphasized that Israel will not allow any terrorist army to be stationed on its borders. Netanyahu also declared that Israel controls the entire area from Mount Hermon to the Mediterranean.

  44. The spokesperson of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the restricted area of the Islamic Republic from around Chabahar to parts of the Oman Sea and Arabian Sea. Vessels entering this area without coordination will be placed on the sanctions list. They will also be denied passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

  45. Snapbox drivers in Semnan stopped working in protest against low fares, fuel costs, and commission rates. They announced that none of the drivers are currently working. This protest was seen in a video published on social media.

  46. South Korea has entered a new phase of considering various options, including possible military participation against the Islamic Republic. Japan is focusing on diplomatic channels and direct talks with the Islamic Republic. These movements coincide with rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.

  47. The US Department of Defense is considering scenarios for rapid amphibious operations by Marines on uninhabited Iranian islands near the Strait of Hormuz. The goal is to turn these islands into surveillance and logistical bases to protect commercial ships. The USS Tripoli, with 3,500 Marines, is present in the area, and F-35B fighters will provide air support.

  48. The spokesperson of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced six conditions of the Islamic Republic for ending the war. Tehran has expanded the area for dealing with vessels from the Strait of Hormuz to parts of the Sea of Oman and the Arabian Sea. The exact coordinates of this area will be announced later, with Chabahar as the starting point.

  49. On Tuesday night, with increased security measures, several government motorcycle forces were deployed in the streets of Mashhad. This was shown in a video received by Iran International. The action was taken in response to security conditions.

  50. Ali Tajernia explained that if the transfer window does not open, the two players will stay with Aluminium until mid-season and then return to Esteghlal. Esteghlal has fulfilled its financial commitments and provided the players to Aluminium without cost. He also emphasized the importance of loyalty to commitments in football.

  51. The US dollar price in Iran's free market surpassed 232,000 tomans on Wednesday, 18 Shahrivar 1405, reaching up to 235,500 tomans. The euro and pound also exceeded 271,000 and 315,000 tomans respectively. The rial has lost more than 15% of its value against the dollar in the past two weeks.

  52. The UK Maritime Trade Organization reported an attack on a tanker 24 miles from Rashid Port in the UAE. Another tanker was hit by an unknown projectile 28 miles southeast of Faw Port in Iraq. The crews of both tankers are safe and no environmental consequences have been reported.

  53. The IRGC claimed to have targeted two US Navy destroyers. This claim has been completely denied, and no US warships were targeted. Additionally, US forces destroyed 10 Iranian tankers last week that were funding the IRGC.

  54. Mamosta Mohammad Nezhati, a Sunni cleric and prayer leader in Chiane area of Piranshahr, was killed in an armed attack. The Revolutionary Guards blamed the attack on Kurdish separatist and Zionist-American groups. Nezhati had a history of cooperation with the Basij and supported Shia-Sunni unity.

  55. The Hercules Star oil tanker near Dubai experienced an incident resulting in one crew member killed and another missing. The chartering company stated that a specialized team is searching for the missing crew, and other crew members are safe. Initial assessments indicate a possible drone attack on the tanker.

  56. Yesna Eskandari, a lawyer and painter, was shot and killed by Islamic Republic forces on the evening of January 8, 2026, in the Aryashahr area of Tehran. Her mother mourns her loss with tears. This incident took place in the Aryashahr area of Tehran.

  57. A video posted on social media shows a citizen visiting the Tomb of the Immortals. The person placed flowers on their gravestone. This event has been reflected in the virtual space.

  58. The case of 18 prisoners in Dastgerd prison in Isfahan has been referred to the Revolutionary Court. They are accused of involvement in unrest and arson at the prison. They face the risk of receiving death sentences.

  59. Mohammad Ali Ghadousi, head of the legal department of the Football Federation, stated that managers have not yet received official notification about the indictment. The case concerns a ,000 bonus paid to board members after qualifying for the 2022 World Cup. Yashar Soltani also reported that indictments have been issued against several senior federation managers on embezzlement charges.

  60. A citizen stated in a video that barrels containing gasoline or oil are being transported from Mahshahr refinery to Nakja Abad by trailer. This has happened recently. No further details have been provided.

  61. A citizen reported paying 653,000 tomans for a roll of tape and a pack of labels. This was reported via a video to Iran International. The prices of these items have significantly increased.

  62. The UK Maritime Trade Operations center announced that a tanker was hit by an unknown projectile 28 nautical miles southeast of Iraq's Faw port. The tanker crew are safe and no environmental consequences have been reported so far. Authorities are investigating the incident and have urged vessels to exercise caution.

  63. A citizen sarcastically commented in a video sent to Iran International that they are happy there is no electricity and the house is dark. He added that if they are not happy, they will be executed. This statement refers to the power outage situation.

  64. The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that the armed forces will respond decisively to any US aggression. This statement was issued after the US attacked several Iranian oil tankers on September 7. The ministry called these attacks a violation of international law and urged the UN Security Council to take action.

  65. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the recent Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia. Ankara warned about the threat to civilians and called for an immediate halt to the Houthis' aggressive actions. These attacks have escalated regional tensions and undermined diplomatic efforts to end the conflict in Yemen.

  66. Mojtaba Azhedi, a detainee from the December 2025 protests, remains in judicial limbo in Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad. He was wounded by pellet gunshots to the face and neck and still requires surgery to remove the pellets. Despite more than eight months since his arrest, no trial has been held and temporary release has not been granted.

  67. Two citizens commemorated the memory of the deceased in the December 2025 protests by lighting candles for Masoud Zatparvar and Esmail Beigi Harchgani. This was done by sending videos to Iran International. These individuals are recognized as martyrs.

  68. Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh, head coach of Esteghlal, stated before the match against Paykan that his team aims to win three points. He mentioned the players' fatigue due to recent travels and the need to manage their energy. He also commented on the attack line and the presence of players in the youth team.

  69. Ebrahim Rezaei stated that Iran's membership in the NPT treaty has brought no benefit and sensitive information has been exposed to espionage. He criticized the IAEA for not aiding Iran's nuclear technology and called its director a Western agent. The Islamic Republic will respond to any possible IAEA Board of Governors resolution.

  70. A member of Iran International's editorial team referred to the Pakistani defense minister's remarks about the possible activation of the Makkah defense pact. He said the military readiness of Turkey and Pakistan to defend Saudi Arabia and the global reactions against the Houthis indicate a major decision to close the proxy conflict in Yemen.

  71. The official funeral ceremony of Harald V, the former king of Norway, was held today in Oslo. Members of royal families and high-ranking officials from various countries attended the ceremony. Tens of thousands are expected to be present along the procession route and in central Oslo.

  72. A member of Iran International's editorial team referred to Pakistan's defense minister's remarks about the possible activation of the Makkah defense pact. Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia are ready to support Riyadh in the war against the Houthis if the current situation in the region continues. Additionally, the recapture of Sanaa and securing the Bab al-Mandab Strait have become priorities.

  73. Hamid Ghasemi Honari reported 120 deaths in urban and intercity accidents in North Khorasan during the first five months of the year. Nineteen of the victims were under 20 years old. The highest fatalities were recorded in the Manou and Samalqan and Bojnord areas.

  74. The UK Maritime Trade Operations center reported an attack on a vessel 24 miles northwest of Rashid Port, Dubai. The tanker captain observed the vessel leaning, possibly due to water ingress after an unknown projectile hit. Authorities are investigating and have urged vessels to exercise caution and report suspicious activity.

  75. Jane Lawson has launched the "Golestan" project to create a global reference for Iranian performing arts from 1880 to 1980. This digital archive includes solo performances, plays, radio programs, and other related works. The materials are indexed and searchable by relevant keywords.

  76. Gholamali Haddad Adel stated that due to wartime conditions, the government cannot fully address the issue of hijab at the moment. He added that the influence of promoting Western lifestyle in schools is evident. He also mentioned that dealing with this issue is now more difficult than in the 1980s.

  77. Videos sent by citizens to Iran International show a missile passing over the skies of Abhar and Khomein in the early morning of September 8.

  78. Brent crude oil price reached 100 dollars per barrel for the first time since early August. This price increase occurred amid ongoing conflicts in the Persian Gulf. The US announced it destroyed five oil tankers linked to the Revolutionary Guard after unsuccessful missile attacks by Iran.

  79. On the evening of Tuesday, 17 Shahrivar, a bus carrying coal mine workers overturned on the Kuhbanan-Ravar route. The accident resulted in 16 workers being injured. Further details have not been released.

  80. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Parliament, addressed the US Secretary of Defense on September 8 via a Telegram post. He stated that the next target is the US energy assets in the region. This message was shared on social media.

  81. The Islamic Republic launched a missile attack on Jordan. This attack has increased concerns about the expansion of conflict in the region. Tehran's target was a base used by American forces in Jordan.

  82. Citizens reported the simultaneous passage of several missiles over the skies of Shahin Shahr, Najafabad, Khomeinishahr, and Baharestan. The number of missiles was reported to be between 4 and 9. The launch sites were identified as two military bases in Najafabad.

  83. Ben Shelton defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the US Open quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals. The five-set match ended with scores of 6-7, 6-1, 6-3, 1-6, and 7-6 in favor of Shelton. Shelton will face Frances Tiafoe in the semifinals.

  84. Pakistan has expressed its support for Saudi Arabia's right to defend its territory and citizens. The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs considers this right legitimate. This statement continues Pakistan's regional support for Saudi Arabia against proxy attacks by the Islamic Republic.

  85. Soran Yari, a resident of Javanrud, was arrested by intelligence officers on Sunday, September 6. His place of detention is unknown. This news was reported by Harana News Agency.

  86. Ahmad Alavi, an economist, reported the intensification of the drug and treatment crisis in Iran. He identified the insurance budget deficit as a cause of the government's financial crisis and resource allocation issues. Financial pressure on pharmacies has led to direct treatment costs being passed to patients and the expansion of the drug black market.

  87. Ruhollah Rahimpour stated that the CENTCOM strategic operation indicates the US is seeking to increase economic pressure on the Islamic Republic. He added that targeting Iranian oil tankers could directly pressure Iran's oil exports and foreign currency revenues.

  88. Lionel Messi has reached a preliminary agreement with the owners of the Spanish club Eldense to purchase the team. Eldense recently promoted to La Liga 2, and Messi intends to acquire 100% of its shares without third-party involvement. Finalizing the deal requires approval from the Spanish High Sports Council.

  89. Siamak Mofidi, 17, and Soroush Enayati, 16, two detained teenagers from Takab, were transferred to the Tehran Correction and Rehabilitation Center. They face charges including acting against national security, propaganda against the regime, and disturbing public order.

  90. A citizen in a video shared on social media criticized the economic and social situation and expressed concern about the future of children in Iran. He addressed those responsible for the current situation, saying they have suffered and are worried about the children's future. This video has gained attention on social media.

  91. Kamran Ghazanfari, a Tehran representative, said we are practically on the brink of World War III due to international tensions. He assessed the likelihood of the US using nuclear weapons against Iran as very low. He also mentioned that the plan for Iran to exit the NPT treaty might be reconsidered in parliament.

  92. An audio file reveals that a US military aircraft warned three Iranian oil tankers that their engine rooms would be targeted for violating a military blockade. The crew was asked to leave the engine rooms within 10 minutes. US forces targeted five oil tankers linked to the IRGC.

  93. Raf Chikoni, head of the Australian parliamentary security committee, condemned the threats by the Islamic Republic's armed forces spokesperson against Persian-language media. He emphasized the right of journalists to work freely. Expelling the Iranian ambassador and sanctioning government agents were mentioned as possible Australian responses.

  94. Esmaeil Bakhshi, a labor activist and former worker of Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Company, has been protesting for the second consecutive day at the company's entrance, demanding reinstatement. He emphasized the need for officials to explain the reason for his dismissal and stated he will continue his protest until his demands are met. Bakhshi was previously sentenced to prison due to labor protests.

  95. People from various cities in Iran have reported economic problems and drug shortages. Medical and pharmaceutical costs have increased, and some vital medicines are unavailable. There are also significant increases in prices and living expenses, especially electricity bills and car repairs.

  96. The US, UK, France, and Germany submitted a draft resolution against the Islamic Republic to the IAEA Board of Governors. The resolution calls for referring Iran's nuclear case to the UN Security Council. This action is due to Tehran's failure to comply with nuclear non-proliferation commitments.

  97. The Washington Post reported that Persian Gulf countries are strengthening their defense capabilities and creating alternative routes to reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing US-Iran war. Officials from the UAE and Qatar have stated that reliance on US security support is insufficient and regional countries must build more independent defense capabilities.

  98. Abdolhossein Khosropanah, Secretary of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, stated that there is a lack of hijab observance in some government offices and pharmacies. He emphasized that all executive bodies are required to monitor compliance with hijab regulations. He also mentioned that the council does not see a need for new regulations on chastity and hijab.

  99. The US has sanctioned 27 Iranian airlines and foreign companies linked to Mahan Air. These sanctions target the transfer of personnel, sensitive equipment, and financial resources of the Islamic Republic. Additionally, the suspension of aviation licenses and maritime pressures create new restrictions on Tehran's external communications.

  100. Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State, described the Houthis as Iran's proxy forces and stated that Washington is closely monitoring the group's activities and the Islamic Republic's role in regional affairs.

  101. Alireza Salimi, a member of the parliament's presidium, stated that the way to confront Israel is through resistance and a strong response. He criticized the Lebanese government's approach towards Israel, calling it a black mark on its political record. Salimi also emphasized that the Islamic Republic has always supported the resistance and will continue to do so.

  102. Sadegh Beigdeli stated that the sanctions on 27 Iranian airlines and the network related to Mahan Air make the transfer of sensitive equipment, financial resources, and personnel by the Islamic Republic more difficult and costly. He added that simultaneous pressure on air and sea routes forces Tehran to use land routes more extensively. These routes are slower, more expensive, and have limited capacity.

  103. Erfan Ghaneifard, a Middle East analyst, told Iran International that US intelligence and security cooperation with regional countries has entered a broad phase. He also believes that the expansion of the war by Tehran could lead to the formation of a regional coalition against the Islamic Republic.

  104. The US Treasury Department announced that the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has sanctioned 27 Iranian airlines and seven aviation-related companies. Among the sanctioned entities are Ata, Chabahar, Iran Airtour, Aseman, Kish, Karun, Qeshm, Sepehran, Taban, Zagros, Varesh, and Fly Persia.

  105. Mohammad Saleh Jokar warned that if the US continues the naval blockade, it will face a devastating response. He stated that US missile systems can no longer track Iranian missiles. Additionally, Iran's military and missile capabilities have significantly improved compared to the past.

  106. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that in response to the US attack on 5 Iranian tankers, it targeted two American vessels and eight tankers. It also claimed that 10 unauthorized ships in the Strait of Hormuz were attacked. These reports have not yet been independently verified.

  107. Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old researcher at Anthropic, is leaving the AI industry due to concerns about competition among tech companies to develop self-improving AI models. He warned that competition between American and Chinese companies could lead to compromises in safety. Over a thousand AI researchers have called for global coordination to slow down the development of self-improving models.

  108. The family of Niloufar Majavari, who died last week following torture and assault, gathered at her grave in Zargatan Cemetery, Piranshahr, to condemn her murder. The suspect is still at large, and police and judiciary are investigating the injuries and working to arrest him. After Niloufar was declared brain dead, her family agreed to donate her two kidneys.

  109. The price of gasoline outside the quota in Iran has increased to 100,000 rials per liter. This increase can generate less than 500 million dollars in additional annual revenue for the government. However, it will have limited impact on the fuel shortage.

  110. The US, UK, France, and Germany have prepared a draft resolution to refer Iran's nuclear case to the UN Security Council. The draft has not yet been formally submitted to the IAEA Board of Governors, and negotiations are ongoing. The IAEA has warned that lack of inspector access to Iran's nuclear sites poses a proliferation risk that must be urgently addressed.

  111. Oil prices have risen for the fourth consecutive day, nearing 0 per barrel. This increase followed the US announcement of destroying five oil tankers linked to the IRGC and a missile attack by the IRGC on a US base in Jordan. Analysts have suggested the possibility of Brent oil prices surging above 0.

  112. Raf Chikoni, head of the Australian Parliament's intelligence committee, called the threats against Persian-speaking journalists by the IRGC unacceptable and emphasized their right to work freely. He urged global support for the Iranian people and the Iranian diaspora. Chikoni mentioned actions such as expelling Iranian diplomats and sanctioning individuals linked to the IRGC in Australia.

  113. At 4:19 AM, an explosion sound was heard in Bandar Kangan. A strong explosion was also reported in Bandar Deyr. Windows and doors were severely shaken.

  114. Richard Goldberg, an analyst at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, wrote that the IRGC is in a losing position in its policy of escalating tensions. He added that each attack accelerates the organization's collapse. Additionally, the IRGC's tanker and air fleets are at risk of destruction and grounding.

  115. Ellen Burstyn, a 93-year-old American actress, received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the 83rd Venice Film Festival. In her speech, she highlighted the changing role of women in cinema and expressed hope for greater female presence. Report by Sadaf Baghbani, Iran International reporter.

  116. Chuck Schumer, the Democratic minority leader in the US Senate, accused Donald Trump of dragging the US into an endless war. He said this war has caused soaring prices and endangered military forces abroad. Schumer emphasized that the war must end immediately.

  117. Amir Mobarez Parasta stated that multiple networks in mental health and treatment have been established abroad to support families seeking justice. These supports can be provided through medical staff inside Iran and specialized networks abroad. The main goal is to ensure these families do not feel alone.

  118. The price of some medicines in Iran has increased up to five times in one year. Patients' out-of-pocket expenses have reached about 80 percent. This situation has forced patients to make difficult choices.

  119. Jamshid Barzegar said the increase in gasoline prices not only raises fuel costs but also leads to higher prices for goods and services and economic pressure on people. He added that the Islamic Republic has no plan to compensate for the gasoline deficit. Concerns about widespread protests have prevented further gasoline price increases.

  120. The company Tanker Trackers reported that five Iranian oil tankers targeted by the US military on Tuesday have exported a total of 45 million barrels of crude oil and petroleum products since May 2019.

  121. Alireza Namvar Haghighi stated that the goal of the Islamic Republic's attacks on American ships is to break sanctions and increase pressure on the Trump administration. These actions aim to force the US to withdraw from the region. Tensions in the area have escalated following these attacks.

  122. Yemeni government forces have taken control of the Al-Atmah area in Al-Jawf province. A large-scale operation has started in Al-Bayda province, and clashes continue in the western coast and west of Taiz. After repelling recent Houthi ground attacks, government forces have launched a counterattack.

  123. The IRGC announced an attack on the Al-Azraq base in Jordan using the code 'Haydar Karrar'. The attack targeted the location of fighter jets. Media reported that cluster missiles were used in this attack.

  124. The US Central Command destroyed five oil tankers carrying Iranian crude oil. This action followed missile attacks by the IRGC on a US warship. No American personnel were harmed in these attacks.

  125. Rubio, responding to a journalist's question about US attacks on Iranian oil tankers, said that Iran continues to try to target US Navy ships and loses an oil tanker each time. He also predicted that this would happen again today.

  126. The US Central Command announced that American forces destroyed five Iranian oil tankers on Tuesday. This action followed two attempts by the IRGC to target a US warship. CENTCOM identified the tankers as part of a network financing the IRGC.

  127. Recent reports have emerged about the theft of food items such as cheese, yogurt, cream, rice, and oil. Some accused individuals have no prior criminal record and have been arrested for theft for the first time. This issue raises concerns about the economic and living conditions of the people.

  128. Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, stated that if Iran attempts to attack US Navy ships, Iranian oil tankers will be targeted. This statement reflects ongoing tensions between the two countries. Rubio directly threatened a retaliatory response.

  129. The US Central Command destroyed five Iranian oil tankers after two US warships were targeted by the IRGC. The tankers were destroyed in the Sea of Oman and near Khark Island, with crews evacuated before the attack. Iran used these tankers to finance the IRGC and its regional proxy forces.

  130. Al Hadath network reported that Jordan's air defense intercepted a wave of missiles launched by the Islamic Republic. The network also recorded interceptions of missiles in southern Syria. So far, no reports of casualties or material damage have been released.

  131. Media in Iran reported missile launches targeting American objectives. Tabnak website mentioned extensive missile launches from several Iranian cities. No further details were provided.

  132. US officials announced that US forces targeted several Iranian oil tankers linked to the Revolutionary Guard in response to an attempted missile attack on a US Navy warship. A US official told ABC News that these attacks were in response to "further attempts to missile attack" the US ship. The Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting also reported US forces attacked two oil tankers in the waters of Jask port.

  133. In the first week of the Champions League, Real Madrid defeated Inter 2-1. Dortmund won 3-2 against Villarreal, and Manchester City beat Porto 2-0 with goals from Haaland. Real Betis also defeated Lille 3-2.

  134. A citizen in Chabahar reported paying 50,000 tomans for two 20-liter gallons of drinking water. This was shared in a video sent to Iran International. The price of drinking water has increased in this area.

  135. Shahid Alavi from Iran International referred to the security atmosphere in some Iranian cities, indicating the government's concern about losing control. He added that it is uncertain whether this anger will lead to widespread protests. People have a clear understanding of the political factors behind the current economic situation.

  136. The father of the late Rabin Moradi announced his climb to the 2770-meter Band Eish castle in memory of his son. Rabin Moradi, a 17-year-old student and youth player of Saipa team, was killed during the National Iranian Revolution in Tehran. He was recognized as one of the young football talents in Tehran.

  137. Iranian state media confirmed that a tanker near Jask was targeted by the US military. The crew are being transferred to coastal areas by lifeboat. Israeli and American media also reported that several Iranian tankers were targeted.

  138. Memorial posters of Mahsa Amini were installed and distributed in the streets and around the cemetery of Saqez. These posters invite people to join the "White Balloons" campaign. The video sender says Mahsa Amini's path continues.

  139. The Navy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has warned the crews of Iranian tankers at the docks of Kuwait and Bahrain, where American forces are present. They must leave their vessels immediately whether anchored or docked. Otherwise, they will be targeted.

  140. A citizen reacted to the Minister of Energy's statements about the 121 number for reporting power outages by sending a video to Iran International. He said the announced number is busy. The citizen also criticized the minister's remarks.

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