Daily News – 2026-09-12

Daily feed of verified InfoIran news – 2026-09-12

  1. Shahram Khaledi stated that the Islamic Republic's actions in the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on regional energy infrastructure have led to a regional and international consensus against Tehran. He added that for years, the Islamic Republic has sought to impose its model on the Persian Gulf by disrupting regional security. This approach has faced opposition from regional countries and will ultimately fail.

  2. The US President emphasized strong control and a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz during a meeting with the Irish Prime Minister. He stated that CENTCOM forces stop an average of 25 vessels daily. CENTCOM announced that in the past 60 days, the routes of 100 commercial ships have been changed.

  3. Abba Bush, Sweden's Deputy Prime Minister, called for increased financial and economic pressure on the Islamic Republic. He also emphasized that the Swedish government must protect Iranians residing in the country from threats by the Islamic Republic. He urged practical action to stop executions and political trials.

  4. Ghassan Ashour stated that the Houthis have agreed not to attack US and other countries' ships except Saudi Arabia. He said they see this as an opportunity for military advancement. They may change their tactics in the future.

  5. Ali Cheldavi, a 13-year-old Arab child from Ahvaz, was arrested by the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC in the village of Oboudeh, Ahvaz. Mustafa Cheldavi and at least 10 other Sunni Arab citizens were also detained in this operation. Families are concerned about the detainees' condition, and the Karun Human Rights Organization has called for their release and clarification of their detention locations.

  6. The appeals court reduced the prison sentence of Ali Mokhtari, a researcher and PhD student in public law at Beheshti University, to six months. Four months of this sentence have been suspended. He was previously sentenced to 18 months in prison.

  7. Due to lack of workplace safety, two workers in Khondab and Bandar Mahshahr were involved in accidents. One worker died and another was injured. These incidents were reported to be caused by unsafe working conditions.

  8. The Turkish Treasury Minister stated that payments for gas imported from Iran are not made directly to the Islamic Republic but are held in an account with strict regulations. Iran can only use this account to pay for authorized goods. Turkey cooperates with the US to combat money laundering and sanctions evasion.

  9. During the seventh week of the Premier League, fans of Sanat Naft Abadan chanted against their coach Mohammad Nouri. The match against Chadormalu Ardakan was held at Takhti Abadan Stadium. Sanat Naft lost the game 2-1 and is at the bottom of the league table.

  10. Abed Alizadeh, a citizen from Takab, was released today from Miandoab prison after posting bail.

  11. Channel 13 Israel reported that the Israeli army is preparing for the possibility of ballistic missile and drone attacks from Yemen amid escalating conflicts and developments in the Bab al-Mandab Strait. The main concern is the Houthi attacks on ships and their impact on global trade. The Israeli army is also examining the consequences of Yemen's developments on tensions between the US and the Islamic Republic in the Strait of Hormuz.

  12. Mehdi Mahdavi Azad stated that the Israeli army destroyed one of the largest military fortresses of the IRGC in the Ali al-Taher hills in southern Lebanon using about 1,100 tons of explosives. This operation is not limited to the destruction of a Hezbollah base but also weakens the reputation of the Islamic Republic and resistance groups among their supporters.

  13. Xi Jinping has officially announced his readiness to mediate between Tehran and Washington. This news was shared in the audio version of Titrawol with Niusha Saremi. The mediation topic has recently been raised.

  14. Workers at Pulur Sabz Zarand Wagon Factory and Omran Taradeh Company reported wage arrears. Workers at Saman Tile Factory in Borujerd also face job uncertainty and delayed wage and insurance claims. These issues have been reported in three different units.

  15. IRNA reported hearing two explosions in Qeshm from the sea side. This news was released on Saturday evening. Local sources have not commented on the matter.

  16. The head of Iran's aviation organization protested the new US sanctions against the aviation industry. The Iranian Airlines Association stated that these sanctions will affect flight safety and the daily lives of millions of passengers. An interview was also conducted with Miad Maleki regarding the targeting of the sanctions.

  17. Farzin Nadimi said the Houthi advance in Bab al-Mandab does not fundamentally change their ability to disrupt shipping. He considered the attack on the Saudi oil pipeline pump station a more significant development. This attack indicates the vulnerability of Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure.

  18. The American company Anthropic reported identifying abusive activities using its AI models. The report mentions the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization. This has sparked widespread reactions among Iranian users.

  19. 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.

  20. 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.

  21. 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.

  22. 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.

  23. 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.

  24. 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.

  25. 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.

  26. 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.

  27. 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.

  28. 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.

  29. 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.

  30. 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.

  31. A murder suspect in Tehran was sentenced to death. Additionally, three death penalty cases in Izeh, Masjed Soleyman, and Dezful ended in reconciliation. The victims' families' consent led to the suspects being spared from execution.

  32. 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.

  33. 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.

  34. 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.

  35. 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.

  36. 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.

  37. 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.

  38. 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.

  39. 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.

  40. 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.

  41. 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.

  42. 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.

  43. 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.

  44. 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.

  45. 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.

  46. 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.

  47. 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.

  48. 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.

  49. 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.

  50. 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.

  51. 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.

  52. 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.

  53. 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.

  54. 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.

  55. 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.

  56. Iraqi security forces discovered drone launch platforms in the Al-Tayeb area of Maysan province. These platforms were found after an attack on Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline, and the border area has been closed. The Iraqi Prime Minister agreed to Iran's request for joint investigations regarding these platforms.

  57. 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.

  58. 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.

  59. 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.

  60. 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.

  61. Leila Morvati stated that China's influence over Iran and its role in purchasing oil could enable Beijing to affect Tehran. China has announced its readiness to mediate between Iran and the United States. However, it is unclear whether the US and hardline groups in Iran will accept Beijing's mediation.

  62. 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.

  63. 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.

  64. 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.

  65. 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.

  66. 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.

  67. 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.

  68. 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.

  69. 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.

  70. 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.

  71. 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.

  72. 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.

  73. 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.

  74. 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.

  75. 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.

  76. Soda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi, a 33-year-old blogger from Bandar Abbas, faces the death penalty. She was sentenced after months of detention and torture due to her media activities. Reza Pahlavi's communications office has called for international pressure to prevent the execution.

  77. 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.

  78. 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.

  79. 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.

  80. 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.

  81. 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.

  82. 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.

  83. 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.

  84. 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.

  85. 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.

  86. 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.

  87. 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.

  88. 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.

  89. 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.

  90. 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.

  91. 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.

  92. 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.

  93. 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.

  94. 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.

  95. 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.

  96. 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.

  97. 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.

  98. 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.

  99. 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.

  100. 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.

  101. 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.

  102. 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.

  103. 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.

  104. 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.

  105. 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.

  106. 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.

  107. 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.

  108. 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.

  109. 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.

  110. 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.

  111. 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.

  112. 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.

  113. 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.

  114. 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.

  115. 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.

  116. 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.

  117. 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.

  118. 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.

  119. 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.

  120. 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.

  121. 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.

  122. A citizen stated in a video that last year he started a business by selling his gold but has not recovered his initial capital until now. He shared this issue on social media. This complaint points to financial problems in the business.

  123. Meir Javdanfar said there are signs of increasing disagreement between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. Their relations remain good, but Trump's stance on the upcoming Israeli elections is important. Among Trump's advisors, there is also disagreement on how to deal with Netanyahu.

  124. Farzin Nadimi stated that conventional bombs may not be sufficient to completely destroy the underground facilities of Kuh-e Kalang-Gazla. The Pentagon is considering developing more advanced penetrator weapons and new operational scenarios. Additionally, locations near the Strait of Hormuz hold greater military significance than Khark Island.

  125. A citizen installed a street sign named Mahsa Amini Street in eastern Seyyed Ghotb Street, Piranshahr, on the eve of the anniversary of Mahsa Zeina Amini's death. This act is shown in a video received by Iran International.

  126. Al Nassr football team defeated Abha 2-1 in the sixth week of the Saudi Professional League. Cristiano Ronaldo scored the first goal in the 22nd minute, bringing his career goal tally to 979. With this win, Al Nassr achieved their fifth victory and tied in points with Al Hilal and Al Qadsiah.

  127. The head of the Iranian Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Association warned about a 59% increase in liver cancer over the past 10 years. Shahram Kordasti attributed this rise to poor nutrition, fatty liver, and weak prevention programs. He emphasized the importance of prevention and the challenges in accessing medical services.

  128. The mother of Setareh Rafiei lit a candle in the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" in memory of her daughter. Setareh Rafiei, 19 years old, was killed on January 9, 2026, in Narmak, Tehran. Her mother stated that she neither forgives nor forgets.

  129. Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, said that the Islamic Republic has not received assistance to change the war conditions. He added that the Islamic Republic attacks US Navy ships but has lost five of its oil tankers in response. Rubio emphasized that the US will continue to economically suffocate the Islamic Republic.

  130. Alireza Salimi stated that leaving the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) could be one of Iran's options to respond to the IAEA Board of Governors resolution. He described the resolution as political and hostile and said Iran has not benefited from the treaty's rights. Salimi predicted that actions related to the resolution would face a veto due to Russia and China's membership in the Security Council.

  131. The Yemeni Armed Forces Media Center released a video showing clashes between Saudi-backed government forces and Houthi forces. The exact time and location of the video recording have not been confirmed. Clashes have intensified recently, and Yemeni government forces have launched a multi-front attack on Houthi-controlled areas.

  132. The Yemeni Armed Forces Media Center released a video showing clashes between Saudi-backed government forces and Houthi forces near Al Hazm. These clashes have intensified in recent months, raising concerns about a return to a broader war. Yemeni government forces have launched a multi-front attack to reclaim areas controlled by the Houthis.

  133. Rouhollah Najabat stated that the Islamic Republic will accelerate the technical development of its nuclear program in response to the IAEA Board of Governors resolution. He emphasized that Iran will not give any concessions and will respond more firmly. Najabat also described the resolution as political and held Western countries responsible for any potential tensions.

  134. Esmaeil Baqaei, spokesperson for Iran's Foreign Ministry, denied Marco Rubio's claims that the Houthis are proxies of Iran, stating that the Houthis are an independent actor who take their own decisions. This response came after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia that injured at least 73 people. It was also reported that Saudi Arabia sent a message through Pakistan asking Iran to intervene to stop the Houthi attacks.

  135. Several explosions were heard in the coastal areas of Qeshm, Sirik, and Minab in the early hours of Thursday, September 19. The Hormozgan governorate stated that the sounds came from the sea, and no reports about the cause or damage have been released yet. The explosions were strong enough to shake buildings and windows.

  136. Ali Tajernia, chairman of Esteghlal club, used the Lion and Sun flag in a post on X, which was later removed and replaced with the Islamic Republic flag. This change coincided with the Iranian National Revolution in December 2025 and followed a user's request on X. Tajernia had previously commemorated the founder of the Taj club.

  137. Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril, stated that the Dive-DL drone is designed so that losing it in operations does not create a security problem. The drone is made for extremely dangerous environments and its loss is acceptable. He added that the device provided significant operational value for months before falling into enemy hands.

  138. A program with Kambiz Hosseini about unprecedented sanctions on Iranian aviation has been released. The program discusses the possibility of all flights being canceled. The main topic is the sanctions and their impact on Iran's flights.

  139. Railway workers protested in front of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development in Tehran. They protested against repression and poor living conditions, chanting slogans against the minister. They threatened to strike if their problems were not resolved.

  140. The defense company Covenant, supported by Peter Thiel, has started producing long-range, low-cost cruise missiles. The company designed the 'Anthem' missile with heavy payload capacity and has conducted about 200 test flights. Covenant has received orders worth 0 million, with deliveries starting in 2027.

  141. Hossein Mohebbi, spokesperson for the IRGC, dismissed Benjamin Netanyahu's threats and considered Israel too small to carry out threats against Iran. Netanyahu had stated that Israel is ready to act against Iran if necessary. He also said that they must finish what they started with the Islamic Republic.

  142. Chris Wright, the US Energy Secretary, announced that more contracts with oil companies in Venezuela will be announced soon. He previously said these contracts would more than double Venezuela's oil production. Increased investment in Venezuela's energy sector could significantly boost oil production capacity.

  143. Reuters reported that Iran has obtained a US Navy underwater drone. The drone, an older Dive-LD model, was found by Iranian forces after a technical failure. Iran may reverse-engineer parts of the drone, but this is unlikely to provide a decisive military advantage for Tehran.

  144. Arash Aramesh, a lawyer and security expert, said the Trump administration has not yet made a final decision on its ultimate strategy towards the Islamic Republic. He added that the US is currently between three options: escalating the war, continuing the status quo, or moving towards a deal, and it is not yet clear which path it will choose. He also said the US has the military capability to conduct limited ground operations, including on some strategic Iranian islands, but the decision depends more on political will than military factors.

  145. The Iranian Transitional Justice Committee warned the perpetrators and commanders of protester executions that these crimes will be pursued without leniency. Afshin Elyan emphasized the need to document executions and human rights violations, stating those involved will face legal responsibility. He urged citizens to securely keep documents related to executions for use in transitional justice and international legal proceedings.

  146. Hadad Adel said that the Islamic Republic's work on women's dress has become more difficult and that the enemy promotes a Western lifestyle. He mentioned the failure of policies that do not recognize women as having the right to choose. This topic is discussed in a program hosted by Kambiz Hosseini.

  147. Hadad Adel stated that the Islamic Republic has failed regarding women's dress code. He said policies that ignore women's right to choose have caused this failure. He also emphasized that people have not been influenced by enemy infiltration but have moved beyond the government's policies.

  148. The Center for Strategic and International Studies reported that satellite images show increased construction activities in the underground complex of Kuh-e Kalang Gazla near the Natanz nuclear facility in 2026. Activities have shifted from excavation to internal construction and tunnel entrance reinforcement. The center neither confirmed nor denied claims of centrifuge transfers to this complex.

  149. The Transitional Justice Committee, chaired by Shirin Ebadi, warned the commanders and executors of protesters' executions that each of them will be held accountable. The committee stated that no leniency will be shown and all legal tools will be used for prosecution and punishment. It also emphasized that each execution increases criminal responsibility and these crimes will not be forgotten.

  150. The Islamic Republic used missiles equipped with electro-optical guidance systems for the first time in attacks on US warships on Wednesday, September 8. CENTCOM confirmed the missile attacks but stated that no ships were hit. The Revolutionary Guards claimed to have targeted two American vessels and several tankers and ships.

  151. The Wall Street Journal, quoting American officials, reported that senior White House advisors have discussed with President Donald Trump the possibility of the war with the Islamic Republic continuing until the end of his presidency and even beyond January 2029. According to the report, JD Vance, the US Vice President, Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, and other officials discussed the possibility of Tehran continuing its resistance against military siege and pressures. This assessment differs from Trump's public statements, where he said the war would end "immediately" after the November midterm elections.

  152. The Saudi-led coalition announced that the Houthis targeted the cities of Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Jazan with ballistic missiles and drones on Wednesday, September 8. The coalition spokesperson stated that their response to these attacks will be within the framework of the right to self-defense. Additionally, Saudi Arabia has asked Iran through Pakistan to influence the Houthis to stop the attacks, but Tehran said it does not control the Houthis.

  153. Reuters, citing a CBS reporter, reported that several US military aircraft were damaged in nighttime attacks on the Al-Salti airbase in Jordan. An A-10 Thunderbolt lost one of its wings, and about eight F-15s sustained minor damage but returned to service. The Islamic Republic announced that it had targeted the base with ballistic missiles.

  154. Donald Trump said at a Republican gathering in Dallas that the war with the Islamic Republic will end shortly after the November 3 midterm elections. He added that Tehran wants a deal with the Democrats.

  155. Donald Trump stated that the decision to attack Iran's nuclear facilities was made after receiving reports about Tehran's proximity to nuclear weapons. He said some officials wanted to delay the attack, but he opposed it. Trump also discussed the bomber operation and the possibility of attacking Kuh-e Kolang Gazla.

  156. Donald Trump warned the Islamic Republic about activities at Kuh-e Kalanq Gezla and said Iran should not have nuclear weapons. He emphasized that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons and criticized past efforts to negotiate with Iran. Trump also mentioned the possibility of targeting these facilities.

  157. Shayan Samiei said Trump has left the door open for negotiations with the Islamic Republic but considers the previous agreement ended. He added that Trump sends a message to the Iranian people that they are separate from the government.

  158. Shahram Kholdi referred to Donald Trump's statements about the attack on the Kuh-e-Kalang facility and said that if the attack does not lead to the complete destruction of the facility, the Islamic Republic will move towards militarizing its nuclear program.

  159. Sahar Khodayari, an Esteghlal fan, self-immolated in protest against a six-month prison sentence for attempting to enter Azadi Stadium and died on September 9, 2019. She had been accused of various charges including public indecency. Her death received widespread international attention.

  160. Marzieh Hosseini, a reporter for Iran International, has reported on Donald Trump's speech at the Republican gathering. She mentioned the possibility of another US attack on the Kooh Kalang facilities. She also examined the connection between the war with the Islamic Republic and the US midterm elections.

  161. The "Jan Faday Iran" exercise will be held on September 17 with the participation of Basij forces, the Revolutionary Guards, and police. The commander of Tehran's Revolutionary Guards stated that this exercise demonstrates the readiness and determination of the Iranian nation. Its purpose is declared to confront the enemies.

  162. Roghayeh Rezaei reported an increase in the prices of menstrual hygiene products. She stated that the Islamic Republic imposes restrictions on women's bodies alongside pro-natalist policies. Additionally, necessary support for women's healthcare is not provided.

  163. Lamine Yamal became the youngest captain in Barcelona's history at 19 years and 58 days old. He received the captain's armband from Rafinha during the match against Feyenoord and scored six minutes later. The previous record was held by Bojan Krkic, who became captain at 20 years and 56 days old.

  164. The Iranian national basketball team lost 59-53 to Qatar in their first game at the Nagoya Asian Games. The first quarter ended tied at 10-10, and Qatar led 31-21 at halftime. Iran will next face Taiwan and Jordan in the group stage.

  165. Mohammad Sadegh Motamedian, the governor of Tehran, called for the return of schools that have been taken over by other organizations. He emphasized that these educational spaces must be returned to the Ministry of Education before the start of the school year. The governor did not specify which organizations are involved.

  166. A report on the economic difficulties faced by people in Iran, including reduced wages, rising prices of goods and services, and issues caused by power outages and financial restrictions. A threefold increase in electricity bills in Tehran and educational problems in Khorramabad were also mentioned. These conditions have led to depression and dissatisfaction among the people.

  167. Mohammad Qaedi, an international relations lecturer, said Pakistan is mediating between Saudi Arabia and the Islamic Republic. Saudi Arabia still prefers diplomacy over military confrontation. However, continued Houthi attacks and heavy casualties may force Saudi Arabia to react.

  168. The Islamic Republic of Iran has used a barter-like mechanism to bypass oil sanctions and purchase goods from China. This mechanism has been active since 2021 and was initially used to procure medicine and COVID-19 vaccines. It has also been used to buy cars, communication equipment, and air defense systems.

  169. Mohammad Amin Salami's brother commemorated his brother and other martyrs by lighting a candle. He said their names will remain immortal throughout history.

  170. A 35-year-old person stated that due to difficult economic conditions and life pressures, they get angry faster than before, and society has become very angry and hostile. They mentioned an increase in conflicts and a decrease in people's tolerance. This situation has caused depression and psychological pressure among the people.

  171. Hossein Akbari, deputy of natural environment at Isfahan Environmental Protection, attributed the mass death of fish in the Zayandeh Rud riverbed to the water flow cut. He stated that the regional water company must take responsibility for this incident. After the water flow was cut on September 6, thousands of fish died and some were trapped in remaining pools.

  172. The sister of Ahmad Khosravani posted a video expressing her pain and longing eight months after his death. Ahmad Khosravani, a student at Sharif University of Technology and a basketball player, was shot dead on the evening of January 8, 2026. He was the champion of the Tehran 3x3 basketball tournament and the best player in the Tehran league in 2025.

  173. Rouhollah Rahimpour said Trump's remarks about 'Kuh-e Kalanq' indicate that Washington believes the Islamic Republic is rebuilding part of its nuclear capacity. He added that moving activities underground does not protect them from military pressure.

  174. Mohammad Şimşek, Turkey's Minister of Finance, stated that Ankara has taken note of the recent US sanctions related to economic activities with Iran. He emphasized that Turkish companies and financial institutions must fully comply with domestic laws. These remarks were made in an interview with Narges Horkhsh.

  175. Babak Negahdari, head of the Parliament Research Center, stated that public preference for ceasefire and negotiation dropped from 60% between May and July to 45% between July and September. The inclination towards confrontation and preemptive attack on the US increased by 10 percentage points. Details of the survey method and participant numbers were not disclosed.

  176. The mother of Maedeh Moradi Kian lit a candle on her daughter's grave and said she will live until she avenges her. Maedeh Moradi Kian, 22 years old, was killed by gunfire from officers on January 9 in Qaemshahr. This video was published on social media.

  177. Asal Mansouri was killed by Khamenei's forces with live ammunition during the protests on January 9 in Tehran. This event remains in the memory of the Iranian people. Her memory will be preserved as a guiding light for freedom seekers.

  178. Ali Parvin commented on Khodadad Azizi's audio file, saying Khodadad should be careful and hopes the issue will be resolved. He also said that Persepolis started the league well and has had an acceptable performance so far. Parvin believes if the team continues this way, they will become champions.

  179. Hamidreza Omidi, CEO of the Hijab Activists Association, stated that the price of black chadors is highly dependent on the dollar rate. He added that producers have lost about 10% of their capital in the past 48 hours. Selling the product is not profitable for them.

  180. Maryam Azimi, an Iranian Apple engineer, introduced the "Apple Reference Image" technology at the global unveiling of the iPhone 18 Pro. This technology enables verification of photo authenticity and detection of edited or AI-generated images. Her presence attracted attention due to her role in technology development and her public stance against the Islamic Republic.

  181. The mother of Ali Ghorbani Toraghi, a protester killed in December 2025, honored her son's memory by joining the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory." She said, "I neither forgive nor forget." This video was published on social media.

  182. The National Resistance media in Yemen announced that it obtained maps showing the IRGC's plan for advancing and controlling the Bab al-Mandab Strait. These maps were found on the laptop of a captured Houthi commander. The images show four stages of advancement towards the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the city of Hodeidah.

  183. After missile launches by the IRGC at US bases in Jordan and interception of some in Israeli airspace, the Israeli army has raised its alert level. Benjamin Netanyahu and Yisrael Katz warned that Israel will not allow the reconstruction of Iran's missile and nuclear capabilities. An interview was conducted with Babak Es-haqi, a journalist from Iran International.

  184. Pakistan has sent a message to Tehran asking the Islamic Republic to control the Houthis. On Tuesday, the Houthis attacked a Saudi Arabian airbase and oil infrastructure. These attacks injured 73 people.

  185. The father of Amirhossein Sheikhbu, a protester killed in December 2025, joined the "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" campaign by visiting his son's grave. He said each candle reminds of thousands of lives, names, memories, and absences.

  186. The Iranian Football League Organization announced that four matches of the seventh week of the Premier League have been postponed due to the presence of players in the national youth team camp. The matches Zob Ahan - Sepahan, Kheybar - Persepolis, Malavan - Foolad, and Fajr Sepasi - Aluminium will not be held. The new dates for these matches will be announced later.

  187. Ali Hossein Ghazizadeh stated that the Islamic Republic has deployed military and security forces in schools. This move is to use schools as a protective layer for their forces. There are also reports of attempts to permanently seize some schools.

  188. People report becoming angry more quickly and having less tolerance than before. The poor economic and social conditions have negatively affected people's mental health. Additionally, the price of Depakine, a medication for nerves, has significantly increased.

  189. A protest rally was held in Rome in support of Taraneh and Romina Rahimi, two 19-year-old Iranian sisters sentenced to death and 25 years in prison. Representatives from the 'Moderates' party and other members of the Italian parliament called for an end to executions and torture of political prisoners in Iran. The main slogan of the rally was 'Freedom is not hanged.'

  190. Military sources from the Yemeni government say that the Houthis, supported by the Islamic Republic, are trying to strengthen their position near the strategic Bab al-Mandab Strait. Reuters, citing four military sources, reported that the Houthis have nearly full control over coastal areas including the ports of Mocha and Dhubab. More details were provided by an Iran International reporter.

  191. A sick citizen told Iran International in a video that the pharmacy official said the increase in gasoline prices caused the rise in drug prices. This issue was mentioned as the reason for the increased cost of medicine. This statement was made by the pharmacy official.

  192. TankerTrackers reported that ship-to-ship transfers of crude oil in the Gulf of Oman reached 7.15 million barrels per day over the past 14 days, a 56 percent increase from the previous month. The increase comes amid ongoing concerns about shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz.

  193. The mother of Soda Akramifard, a protester killed in December 2025, joined the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory." She urged others to light candles in memory of the eternal names. This video was shared on social media.

  194. The US has stated that it targeted 10 tankers linked to the Islamic Republic in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman in three waves. Among these tankers, the sinking of two vessels named Kaylo and Risko has been confirmed.

  195. One of the protesters injured by a bullet in December is still unable to walk. This person has undergone 23 surgeries and recovery of mobility may take at least another year. The treatment costs and security concerns have put significant pressure on him and his family.

  196. Mehdi Tartaar, Persepolis coach, announced the unilateral cancellation of their match against Kheybar by the league organization without coordination. He stated that the club had not requested the cancellation and that the decision caused shock and dissatisfaction. Tartaar emphasized that his team opposes the cancellation and wants the match to be played.

  197. A citizen stated in a video that they paid 1,100,000 tomans for several dairy products. He held the Islamic Republic responsible for this situation. This issue has raised concerns about rising prices.

  198. A craftsman criticized the downturn of his industrial unit in a video published on social media. He said that in the past 47 years, the economic and business situation has never been this bad. This video reflects economic concerns.

  199. Maryam Azimi Hashemi, a member of Apple's camera technology team, received her bachelor's degree from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad. She continued her master's and doctoral studies at the University of British Columbia. In 2023, Azimi introduced new portrait photography features for the iPhone 15.

  200. The G7 parliamentary meeting will start on Thursday in Paris. The heads of parliaments of G7 member countries, along with the presidents of the European and Ukrainian parliaments, will meet and discuss. This report is by Sajedeh Sharifi from Iran International.

  201. A citizen stated in a video that they paid 490,000 tomans for a melon and two kilograms of potatoes. This indicates a price increase for these products. The video was published by Iran International.

  202. The TankerTrackers institute reported that Iran's oil production has decreased and is now roughly equal to domestic consumption and refining. Therefore, Iran will not face a shortage of oil storage space. The National Iranian Oil Company does not have significant problems storing surplus oil.

  203. Asieh Amini reported an increase in repression and arrests of citizens. She identified four simultaneous crises facing the Islamic Republic: legitimacy crisis, war and national security crisis, economic crisis, and the potential for another popular uprising. This situation has led to increased pressure and suppression of protests.

  204. Iran and Oman have reached a final agreement on new shipping routes. This agreement does not mean the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened; its reopening depends on the US meeting seven conditions set by Tehran. The new routes for entering and exiting the Persian Gulf will be under Iran's control.

  205. Rouhollah Rahimpour said closing border crossings is part of Baghdad's effort to control weapons and prevent the use of Iraqi territory against regional countries. He warned that if attacks from Iraq continue, controls and restrictions will increase. He also noted that Iraq could limit the transfer routes of equipment and forces to Iran and its allies.

  206. At the BRICS summit in New Delhi, the attending leaders each planted a sapling after taking a group photo. Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin were also present at the ceremony. The BRICS group approved a joint statement expressing deep concern about the war in the Middle East.

  207. Esmaeil Baqaei stated that the IAEA and its director have issued ambiguous or incorrect reports used by the US and Israel to justify attacks on Iran. The Islamic Republic will pursue accountability of the agency and its director. Baqaei added that attacks against Iran began just one day after the IAEA report was published.

  208. Motorcycle couriers in Lahijan went on strike on Saturday, September 12, protesting their wages. They stopped working. This video was published by Iran International.

  209. Two days after the attack on Saudi Arabia's most important oil pipeline, Trump said the attack was the work of the Islamic Republic. Simultaneously, the Houthis, Tehran-backed militias in Yemen, gained control of the Bab el-Mandeb strait by advancing.

  210. CENTCOM announced that in the past 60 days, it has forced 100 commercial ships to change course. This action has taken place since the blockade of Iranian ports resumed. Additionally, no ship has passed through the blockade without US military authorization.

  211. Shayan Samiei said Trump currently prefers to observe the Yemen war from afar and avoid extensive involvement. If the Houthis cause serious disruption in energy transit, the US military may intervene. Trump is watching the Mecca Agreement to see what actions member countries will take.

  212. Gianni Infantino, FIFA president, announced his election slogan as "Football belongs to everyone, everywhere in the world." He confirmed he will run in the March 2027 election. This announcement comes amid at least 25 countries withdrawing their support from him.

  213. Donald Trump stated that the war with the Islamic Republic will end after the US midterm elections in November. He added that oil prices will decrease after the conflict ends. He also mentioned that Houthi forces in Yemen have said they do not want the US to directly enter the conflict.

  214. Masoud Pezeshkian, head of the Islamic Republic government, met with Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, on the sidelines of the BRICS summit.

  215. Amir Ghalenoei has requested a monthly salary of 15 billion tomans to coach the national football team until the Asian Cup. This amount totals 90 billion tomans for six months. Fars News Agency has denied these reports, stating that no meeting about the salary has been held yet.

  216. Masoud Pezeshkian, head of the Islamic Republic government, stated in an interview that Mojtaba Khamenei is alive and the US cannot locate him. He added that the US has targeted many leaders of the Islamic Republic. Pezeshkian made these remarks on Saturday, 21 Shahrivar.

  217. Between July 11 and July 31, 2026, at least 72 social media pages and accounts in Iran were blocked or suspended, and 23 business units in various cities were sealed. These actions targeted bloggers, online businesses, cafes, sports clubs, and tour organizers. Similar measures were reported in Qazvin and Rasht.

  218. A citizen stated that despite having a doctor's prescription for restless leg syndrome, they are forced to obtain methadone. They were told to go to an addiction treatment clinic and register to buy the medicine. This highlights the drug crisis in the country.

  219. An overturned vehicle carrying seasonal workers on the Mirabad to Piranshahr route caused injuries to 16 workers. The incident occurred today in West Azerbaijan province. More details were published by Harana News Agency.

  220. Al-Nassr Saudi club unveiled its second kit for the new season with images of its Portuguese superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo. The club included a sarcastic caption aimed at Lionel Messi, stating: "The second; for the greatest history."

  221. Donald Trump stated that tensions with the Islamic Republic will be resolved peacefully and the war will end soon. He also said that the Islamic Republic is likely responsible for the attack on the oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia. These remarks were made in response to a question about the attack.

  222. Mehdi Naseri and Aref Naseri, two citizens from Khuzestan, were arrested by the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC. Hossein Ahvazi and Mehdi Zaeri, two musicians, were summoned by the same security agency. The arrests are related to the production and release of the music piece "From Karun to Zaytun."

  223. The German financial supervisory authority BaFin has declared the Bank Sepah branch in Frankfurt bankrupt. This branch can no longer repay deposits due to international sanctions. BaFin has activated the compensation process for depositors.

  224. 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.

  225. 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.

  226. 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.

  227. 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.

  228. 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.

  229. 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.

  230. 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.

  231. 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.

  232. 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.

  233. 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.

  234. 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.

  235. 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.

  236. 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.

  237. 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.

  238. 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.

  239. 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.

  240. 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.

  241. 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.

  242. 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.

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

  244. 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.

  245. A viewer sent a video to Iran International criticizing the high prices of wound treatment drugs. The citizen cursed the Islamic Republic and said the day of victory is near. He also expressed a specific political slogan.

  246. The head of Gilan's economic security police announced the arrest of 13 citizens related to Starlink equipment. Over the past six months, 36 Starlink devices have been confiscated. These devices belonged to the arrested individuals.

  247. Ashkan Nezamabadi, an economic journalist, said that prolonged truck inspections and simultaneous disruptions at Iran's borders with Iraq, Turkey, and Pakistan could be a sign of more restricted trade access for Iran. According to him, the possibility of US pressure on Iran's neighbors and the expansion of the blockade to land borders should be considered.

  248. A resident in Vahdat town of Karaj reported damage to her home after a missile attack. The attack occurred on March 9 and resulted in three deaths and 33 injuries. She blamed the Islamic Republic's military forces.

  249. Ali Faleh al-Zaydi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, agreed to Tehran's request for joint investigations regarding the discovery of drone launch pads near the border between the two countries. The investigations will be conducted jointly about the drone launch pads found near the Iraq-Iran border strip. The spokesperson for the Iraqi Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief announced this.

  250. The Iranian Football League Organization denied discrimination in dealing with teams regarding the U23 national team and considered the cancellation of Premier League matches due to the U23 team's participation in the Asian Games as in the national interest. Persepolis demanded punishment for teams that did not provide players to the U23 team. The League Organization stated that no club has privileges or restrictions outside the regulations.

  251. Arian Karapet, a member of the Swedish parliament, stated in an interview with Iran International that he feels obligated to support the Iranian people's demands for freedom and democratic rights. He emphasized that he speaks daily about the value of democracy in the Swedish parliament. His full interview is available on Iran International's YouTube channel.

  252. The police commander of Nishapur announced the closure of 13 commercial units in the city. This action was taken during the implementation of a supervisory plan. The types of violations attributed to these units were not disclosed.

  253. Bahrain's Foreign Ministry announced it will not participate in any collective meeting involving Iran until diplomatic relations are resumed. Bahrain has informed Oman of its position and considers dialogue a way to resolve disputes. It also called for the participation of all Gulf Cooperation Council countries in any agreements related to the Strait of Hormuz.

  254. Zahra Naqsineh, a lawyer and member of the East Azerbaijan Bar Association, was arrested on Wednesday, 18 Shahrivar, at Branch 15 of the Tabriz Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office. The arrest occurred after her presence at the judicial authority. Harana News Agency reported this news.

  255. Arash Azarmi from Iran International stated that the factors causing turmoil in the currency market have not improved but worsened. Regional conflicts and decreased foreign exchange income and exports are reasons for this situation. The Central Bank either does not have or does not use a policy of injecting currency into the market.

  256. Erfan Haj Bonyan Dehaghani, detained in connection with the December 1404 protests in Isfahan, was sentenced to one year in prison. He was also sentenced to 10 years in prison for non-political charges. The verdict was issued on August 11 by the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan.

  257. Hossein Ali Hajideligani, a member of parliament, called for conducting necessary tests for nuclear weapons. He stated that the reason is the Islamic Republic's need for nuclear deterrence power. A three-urgency plan to withdraw Iran from the NPT treaty has also been prepared.

  258. The heads of parliaments of the G7 countries announced at the end of their meeting in Paris that the Islamic Republic must never acquire nuclear weapons. This statement was made at the recent G7 meeting. The report was provided by Sajedeh Sharifi from Iran International.

  259. The Wrestling Federation of the Islamic Republic stated that its economic and mining activities are conducted according to its statutes and the law. This response was made regarding controversies about exemption from obtaining technical and financial qualification certificates. The statement was part of an interview with sports journalist Mehdi Rostampour.

  260. The Wrestling Federation confirmed its exemption from obtaining technical and financial qualification certificates to enter the mining sector. The federation considers the right to engage in economic and mining activities based on its statute. It was also stated that, unlike the usual procedure, it can enter the process of registering exploration areas without having the qualification certificates.

  261. A 13-year-old teenager talks about his family's economic problems and the high costs of school supplies and tuition. He calls for an end to the war and reopening schools without financial worries. Families are facing severe economic pressure to afford education expenses.

  262. Videos published on social media show congestion at the Bazargan border exit. Some reports attribute the disruption to capacity limitations on the Turkish side. This has caused traffic disruptions at this border crossing.

  263. Taraneh and Romina Rahimi, two sisters arrested during the protests of January 2026, are held in Dolatabad prison in Isfahan. Taraneh Rahimi has been sentenced to death and 11 years in prison, and Romina Rahimi to 36 years in prison. Their charges include moharebeh and assisting moharebeh, and their confessions were obtained under pressure and torture.

  264. The German Federal Prosecutor has accused seven Hamas members of attempting to procure weapons and ammunition for terrorist operations in Europe. These weapons were intended for attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets in Germany and other European countries. The trial reveals new aspects of Hamas's network activities in Europe.

  265. Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the role of BRICS in resolving the Palestine issue at the BRICS summit in India. He announced the Islamic Republic's support for strengthening political coordination and developing economic and scientific cooperation within BRICS. He also highlighted the priority of combating unilateral sanctions and respecting countries' territories.

  266. A citizen reported in a video to Iran International that a well-known dairy producer is underdelivering cheese despite price increases. This issue has raised concerns about the quality and quantity of dairy products.

  267. The director of the Compensation Fund for Bodily Injuries stated that over 20,000 people die annually in traffic accidents. Around 400,000 people are injured, with 70,000 to 80,000 suffering amputations or disabilities. Additionally, about 90% of gasoline motorcycles are worn out, and over 50% of motorcycle accidents result in death.

  268. The Quds Headquarters of the IRGC Ground Forces announced that three of their members were killed in a military clash with armed individuals in Saravan. Additionally, four unknown armed individuals were killed in the clash. This incident occurred before noon on Saturday.

  269. There is heavy congestion at the Bazargan border, causing long waits for Iranian travelers entering Turkey. Iranian officials have stated that the border is open. The main issue is increased traffic and limited capacity on the Turkish side.

  270. US President Donald Trump, in response to reporters' questions about whether the Islamic Republic was responsible for the attack on the Saudi East-West pipeline, said: 'I think so. It was probably them.'

  271. Bank Sepah issued a directive warning contract employees to pursue their labor protests only through authorized channels. The directive, dated September 8, 2026, states that unprofessional behavior will lead to disciplinary action. This comes amid worsening economic crisis and protests by contract employees in state banks.

  272. Ahmad Vahidi, commander of the IRGC, stated that the Israeli army would collapse quickly without US support. He added that Iran's military power exceeds enemy expectations and accused Trump of resorting to lies for achievements. Vahidi also emphasized that US political officials deceive the public to cover up failures.

  273. A ceremony for the birthday of Mohammad Farhadi, a protester killed in December 2025, was held at his grave in Qarchak. Women from his family cried out in mourning during the event. A video of the ceremony has been shared on social media.

  274. The head of Iran's Food and Drug Organization stated that the supply of medicine, medical equipment, and infant formula in the country is severely affected by increasing health challenges. Mohsen Mahimini reports on citizens' messages regarding the crisis of medicine and health items.

  275. Donald Trump, during his trip to Ireland, said that everything will go well regarding the Iran war. He made this statement in response to a question about helping ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz. These remarks came amid new concerns from Saudi Arabia.

  276. Ghasem Ravanbakhsh, representative of Qom in the parliament, stated that the Islamic Republic is prepared to confront the US naval blockade. He added that this blockade can be countered with military and defensive measures. The goal is to maintain the routes of Iranian ships.

  277. Ali Shirazi stated that the decision about continuing the war and the Strait of Hormuz is not in Masoud Pezeshkian's hands, but the IRGC is responsible. He added that the IRGC has assigned an international role to Pezeshkian to portray the Islamic Republic as a victim.

  278. Masoud Pezeshkian, head of the Islamic Republic government, met with Droupadi Murmu, President of India, in New Delhi on Saturday, September 12. He traveled to India to attend the BRICS summit. Narendra Modi, India's Prime Minister, also met with Pezeshkian on Friday and emphasized the importance of maintaining freedom of navigation.

  279. Ebrahim Azizi, head of the National Security Commission, stated that resistance groups will not be disarmed and the US will fail in this effort. He added that the Islamic Republic has expanded its defensive borders. Azizi mentioned significant achievements in this conflict.

  280. Iran's national volleyball team defeated Australia 3-1 in the Asian Championship semifinals, advancing to the final. The win also secured their ninth qualification for the 2027 World Cup. Iran will face the winner of the Japan-South Korea match in the final.

  281. Mehdi Rouzbehani has been held in Isfahan's Dastgerd prison since March 18, 2026, without his trial being held. He faces charges including insulting the leadership and propaganda against the regime. His previous lawyer withdrew due to security threats.

  282. District 12 of Tehran has the largest area of worn-out texture with about 586 hectares. Districts 11 and 10 follow with 371 and 342 hectares respectively. Additionally, about 3,768 hectares of unstable texture exist in Tehran, mostly located in several specified districts.

  283. Family members and close friends commemorated Mehrab Golestani's birthday at his gravesite. Mehrab Golestani was a 17-year-old teenager who was shot by government agents in Isfahan on the evening of January 9 and died. He was born in Kerman and was a student at a gifted school in Isfahan.

  284. Mohammadreza Mohseni-Thani stated that Iran no longer considers itself bound by the NPT and that increasing uranium enrichment levels is possible. He said the Islamic Republic has no limits on uranium enrichment to any level it deems necessary. He also mentioned that the presence of IAEA inspectors in Iran is ruled out.

  285. Abbas Aliabadi, the Minister of Energy, mentioned the possibility of heavy rainfall and said the country needs water. He emphasized the need to be prepared for upcoming conditions and not to be caught off guard. He also noted that it might not be possible to prevent all damages.

  286. The identities of four more Sunni citizens arrested in Ahvaz, including Mostafa Cheldavi, Ali Cheldavi, Ebrahim Hamdani, and Hadi Beit Sheikh Ahmad, have been confirmed. These individuals were arrested by security forces on Thursday, September 9, 2026, in the village of Oboudeh, Ahvaz. Previously, the identities of five other citizens had also been confirmed.

  287. The sister of Erfan Kiani, a protester killed in December 2025, joined the "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" campaign. She visited the tomb of her brother and other martyrs of the National Iranian Revolution. She said they light a candle so their names are not forgotten in the darkness.

  288. Anthropic company announced that Iranian government-related entities have used Claude AI for monitoring citizens and opponents. The company blocked 16 accounts linked to two security and paramilitary units. Additionally, three propaganda operations using AI-generated fake personas and independent-appearing content were identified and related accounts were blocked.

  289. The Iraqi Dijlah network reported that flights from Iran and to Iran have been canceled until further notice. The Shalamcheh and Chazabeh border crossings have also been closed, stopping the movement of goods and passengers. The Esteghlal football team may travel via a flight to Baghdad and then to Basra.

  290. Majid Mousavi, commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, stated that the US has built a drone similar to the Shahed 136 called "Lucas" and integrated it into its combat organization. He also mentioned that various Shahed-class drones are used by the IRGC for combat and reconnaissance missions. The drone forces have played an important role in monitoring areas and conducting cross-border missions.

  291. The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) in the US has stopped providing some services to Iranian users due to changes in US sanctions regulations. This restriction was imposed after the US Treasury suspended a license that allowed educational services to Iranians indefinitely. Services will resume for those who present exemption documents.

  292. Kayhan newspaper criticized Majid Ansari, deputy of Masoud Pezeshkian, for stating that the hijab law is unenforceable. Kayhan described these remarks as passive and shirking responsibility. The newspaper urged the government's legal deputy to provide legal solutions.

  293. Nazli Sedghi stated that Alireza Sepahi has been transferred to solitary confinement and there is a possibility of his execution. She pointed out serious legal issues in the case, including Sepahi's absence at the scene of the incident and confessions made under torture. It was also mentioned that the parallel branch likely issued a rejection of the retrial without holding a session.

  294. Ily Mahfouz, head of the Lebanese Change Movement, said Lebanon should have cut ties with the Islamic Republic from the start and banned Hezbollah's activities. He called for the expulsion of the Iranian ambassador and prosecution of Hezbollah leaders. He also emphasized that weapons and sovereignty should be solely under the Lebanese government's control.

  295. The body of Javad Mojabi, poet and writer, was buried in Emamzadeh Taher in Karaj. He passed away at the age of 87 in Tehran. Mojabi was an influential figure in contemporary Iranian literature and culture.

  296. Ahmad Alavi, an economist, stated that sanctions play an important role in spreading corruption, but corruption is structural. He added that in conditions of reduced foreign exchange income, the government prioritizes repression. The budget for public welfare, education, social security, and healthcare decreases.

  297. Hossein Aghaei stated that the Islamic Republic has opened two fronts in the region by the Houthis' advance in the Bab al-Mandab Strait. The Houthis aim to bring Saudi Arabia to the negotiating table and gain concessions. Additionally, the Islamic Republic is escalating tensions to pressure Saudi Arabia to encourage Washington to negotiate.

  298. The deputy security official of Khuzestan province announced that the Shalamcheh and Chazabeh borders have been closed from early Saturday until further notice, with no movement of goods or passengers. This action was taken by Iraq following a drone attack on the Saudi oil pipeline. Iraqi forces have launched a wide operation to identify the perpetrators of the attack.

  299. Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened if the US stops its blockade and attacks on Iran. He emphasized that the US cannot force the Islamic Republic to surrender through continued pressure. He also mentioned the agreement between Iran and Oman and the upcoming meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Muscat.

  300. HalVash website reported that a severe clash between military and security forces and unknown armed individuals began around 4 AM on Saturday, September 11th, in the Bakhshan area of Saravan county. The conflict lasted more than three hours, and local sources reported hearing at least 14 explosions and rapid gunfire. HalVash also reported that several reconnaissance drones were seen over the area and ambulance sirens were heard in the vicinity of the clashes.

  301. Kayhan newspaper, in response to the IAEA Board of Governors resolution, called for Iran to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and stop inspectors' access to nuclear facilities. The newspaper described the Western-backed resolution as political and legally baseless, stating that Iran's continued membership in the NPT is unjustified without security guarantees for nuclear sites. Kayhan also urged the government to halt safeguard cooperation until security assurances are received.

  302. The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran obtained high-resolution satellite images from Chinese entities before the deadly missile attack on a base in Jordan. China has denied this. The attack killed three American soldiers and wounded four others, and Iran also targeted manned and unmanned aircraft at the base.

  303. The office of Prince Reza Pahlavi warned about the possible execution of Alireza Sepahi, a December protester, after his transfer to solitary confinement. The office stated that the Islamic Republic repeatedly uses this process to reduce public sensitivity to the risk of execution. They called for increased attention to the fate of political prisoners.

  304. The Trump administration provides significant intelligence to Saudi Arabia but currently has no plans for direct military attacks against the Houthis. This stance may change if threats to shipping in the Red Sea increase significantly. Mohammed bin Salman has requested direct US military intervention.

  305. Yechiel Leiter, Israel's ambassador to the US, stated that Israel will not accept anything less than the collapse of the Islamic Republic. He added that victory over the Islamic Republic requires the collapse of the regime, and the timing of this collapse is uncertain. Leiter also emphasized that Iran's political future must be determined by the Iranian people.

  306. Alireza Sepahi, one of the December protesters, has been transferred from the general ward to solitary confinement in Dastgerd prison in Isfahan. There is a possibility that his death sentence will be carried out in the coming days. Mahmoudian stated that Sepahi and other defendants were tortured during detention and their confessions were extracted under pressure.

  307. Kylian Mbappé criticized memes comparing him to dictators, calling such comparisons inaccurate. He understands the humorous aspect of these memes but believes they downplay serious issues. Mbappé expressed this in an interview with France Football.

  308. The Iraqi Prime Minister's office announced the dismissal of a military commander after investigations into drone attacks on Saudi Arabia. The investigation confirmed that the drones took off from Iraqi territory. The Prime Minister also ordered the formation of a committee to review the operations command in Maysan province.

  309. On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a ceremony was held at the 9/11 memorial in Los Angeles. The victims of the attacks and fallen first responders were commemorated.

  310. New Delhi will host the 18th BRICS summit starting September 12. Leaders of emerging economic powers will discuss Middle East crises, the Ukraine war, and reforms in the global financial system during the two-day meeting. Multilateral trade development is also on the agenda.

  311. Mehdi Moslehi stated that the reduction in Iran's oil loading does not mean definite exports, and the US naval blockade has created serious obstacles. He said the global oil market is not facing a physical shortage, and price increases are due to transportation and insurance risks. Saudi Arabia and other regional producers continue their exports.

  312. Mohammad Qaedi said the Islamic Republic's goal in escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab is to pressure the global economy, especially the US economy. He added that the US prefers to focus on the Strait of Hormuz rather than directly engaging in battle with the Houthis. The US has delegated the main role in confronting the Houthis to Saudi Arabia.

  313. The crew of the American aircraft carrier USS George Washington is preparing for battle with the Islamic Republic. This ship has been dispatched to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln. Both carriers have been deployed to strengthen the US naval blockade in the Middle East.

  314. The CENTCOM commander has traveled to Saudi Arabia for urgent talks. Concerns have increased about the opening of a new front in the battle with the Houthis. American forces are monitoring the Islamic Republic's activities supporting Houthi attacks.

  315. Shahrzad Zamiri, a political prisoner and former police colonel, was summoned again to the military prosecutor's office after being released on bail. She was arrested following the December protests and held in solitary confinement for about two months. Her charges are related to assisting protesters.

  316. Mohammad Taghavi commented on Esteghlal's victory over Paykan in the seventh week of the Premier League, saying Esteghlal did not perform well but had to win the match. He added that Esteghlal's defense line is disorganized and will face problems in Asian matches.

  317. Erfan from Bandar Abbas stated that southern Iran is now like southern Lebanon. He mentioned that army units are also stationed in mosques. This report was broadcast in a program on Iran International TV.

  318. The French army announced that the Aspides mission to protect ships in the Bab al-Mandab Strait continues. The Houthi military spokesperson stated that navigation is safe for all ships except Saudi vessels. These statements were made amid regional tensions.

  319. Omid Memarian stated that despite the growing Muslim population in the US, memories of the 9/11 attacks and wars with extremist groups have increased negative views of Islam. He added that generalizing extremist actions to all Muslims has played a significant role in this perception. This issue has intensified over the past 25 years.

  320. Mohsen Modir Shanechi said the US primarily uses economic and financial tools to besiege the Islamic Republic and employs military power if necessary. He identified inflation as a key indicator of the Islamic Republic's resilience. Rising dollar and essential goods prices indicate increasing pressure on Iran's economy.

  321. The Saudi Foreign Ministry announced that the east-west oil pipeline was attacked by drones launched from Iraq. Saudi Arabia has decided not to take retaliatory action at this stage. The country reserves the right to take all necessary measures to protect its security.

  322. 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.

  323. 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.

  324. 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.

  325. 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.

  326. 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.

  327. 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.

  328. 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.

  329. 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.

  330. 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.

  331. 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.

  332. 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.

  333. 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.

  334. 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.

  335. 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.

  336. 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.

  337. 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.

  338. 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.

  339. 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.

  340. 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.

  341. 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.

  342. 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.

  343. 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.

  344. 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.

  345. 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.

  346. 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.

  347. 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.

  348. 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.

  349. 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.

  350. 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.

  351. 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.

  352. 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.

  353. 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.

  354. 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.

  355. Trump stated that the US is at war with the biggest supporter of terrorism. These remarks were made in the audio version of the program 24 with Fardad Farahzad. The topic is related to war and terrorism.

  356. 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.

  357. 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.

  358. 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.

  359. 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.

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