Daily News – 2026-09-22

A video shows the only daughter of Amirhossein Emamjomeh visiting his tomb and blowing out his birthday candle. Amirhossein Emamjomeh was killed by gunfire during the January 8 protests in Tehran. This incident occurred in the green area of Tehran.

At the United Nations assembly, Trump spoke about either reaching an agreement or destroying the Islamic Republic. Reactions from people and critics were expressed regarding the presence of the Islamic Republic's delegation and Trump's statements. Criticisms were also directed at Iran's representatives at the assembly.

Mani Safarpour was killed on January 8, 2026, in the Salsabil neighborhood of Tehran by security forces. His father cried at the start of the school year for his son, who was supposed to go to university. A video of this moment has been shared on social media.

Araghchi and Witkoff met on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. This meeting was reported by IRIB. No further details were provided.

Yahya Rahim Safavi stated that the Islamic Republic aims to establish lasting security in the Persian Gulf without the presence of the United States. He added that it is unlikely the US will return to the region and that Iran and Arab countries can create new security arrangements. He also expressed regret over the cancellation of the Oman meeting and blamed the US for it.

Sarir Moghann, a Bahá'í citizen residing in Isfahan, has been held in solitary confinement in Dolatabad prison for over 29 days. She is deprived of phone contact and has had only one short visit with her family. Her detention status remains uncertain.

A senior Iranian security source stated that the US has left no red lines in the region and Iran is prepared for all existing scenarios. Iran is not afraid of escalating war and is ready to impose a greater victory in a new conflict. Several types of anti-ship and surface-to-surface missiles have been successfully tested, and weapon development continues 24/7.

The fate of Benjamin Netanyahu will be decided in this year's Israeli parliamentary elections. This is the first election after October 7. The election will be held on November 5.

Three prisoners were executed in Isfahan and Tabriz prisons. Death sentences for two other suspects in Tehran have been issued and confirmed. The executions took place on the 22nd and 23rd of Shahrivar.

A citizen reported in a video that the price of a can of tomato paste increased by 70,000 tomans in six days. The video was sent to Iran International. The issue of price increases has attracted attention.

Four prisoners were executed in Sepidar Prison in Ahvaz on September 15, 21, and 22. Two prisoners named Nemat Maqami and Hossein Ghazlavi were executed on charges of murder. Additionally, Karim Mojadam and Jalil Salamat were also executed in this prison.

Emmanuel Macron emphasized at the UN General Assembly that freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz should not be used as a tool for extortion. He stated that reopening the Strait and respecting international law are priorities. Macron said this benefits all countries and France is committed to it.

Pepe Losada was introduced as the new fitness coach of the Iranian national football team and assistant to Amir Ghalenoei. Mehrdad Khanban also joined the national team's technical staff. The national team is preparing for matches against Uzbekistan and Russia.

Trump will meet with representatives of the Arab Gulf countries on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. The discussion will focus on the war with Iran and the conflict with the Houthis. This meeting takes place amid calls from some regional officials to redefine relations with Tehran.

Trump stated that a very good and constructive meeting with Iran took place, lasting three hours and ending about an hour ago. He mentioned that another meeting is planned for the near future. Trump also referred to two options for Iran: potential greatness or total destruction.

Kylian Mbappe has become the top scorer in World Cup history at the age of 27 with 22 goals. He said he did not expect to reach this record at his age and considers reaching 100 international goals possible. Mbappe also commented on his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or, stating it is not an obsession but he would welcome receiving it.

Khabat Dehdar, a citizen from Sanandaj, has been sentenced by the judiciary to one year of suspended imprisonment and a fine.

The spokesperson of the Civil Aviation Organization announced that flights from Iran to Baghdad and Muscat have been canceled. Baghdad airport will not accept Iranian flights from October 1st, and negotiations to transfer flights to Najaf airport are ongoing. Additionally, Muscat airport is not accepting Iranian passengers, and discussions on this matter continue.

Donald Trump announced that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with members of the Islamic Republic delegation on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. The meeting lasted three hours and Trump described it as positive. Another meeting between the two sides will be held in the near future.

Donald Trump announced that American officials held a three-hour meeting with the Iranian delegation on Tuesday. He described the meeting as very good and constructive and said another meeting is planned for the near future. Trump stated that Iran faces options of either destruction or potential greatness.

A student told Iran International in a video that enduring the high prices of stationery is difficult for them. They feel embarrassed that their family buys stationery for them. This highlights the economic difficulties faced by families.

Alireza Esfandiari, a protesting citizen, has been detained in Adelabad Prison in Shiraz for over seven months. The status of his case remains unclear. The reasons for his arrest and the charges against him have not been disclosed.

Mohammad Hossein Raji expressed serious concern in a private meeting about the formation of a new wave of unrest and anti-government protests. He called for full readiness of mosques and revolutionary forces to confront these protests. Concerns were also raised about the reopening of schools and the return of teachers and students with prior cases.

Alireza Namvar Haghighi mentioned the possibility of negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the US in New York but does not expect an agreement during this trip. Direct talks may take place between Abbas Araghchi and American diplomats. Steve Witkoff is among the American diplomats potentially involved in these discussions.

Ali Nejadabbasi Bostanabad, a political prisoner, is serving his sentence in ward seven of Tabriz prison. He was sentenced to two years and one day for espionage, but his sentence was reduced to one year and eleven months. This information was reported by HRANA news agency.

The statement claims that Trump supports the heir of the Pahlavi dynasty and has pressured the Islamic Republic at the United Nations. It also calls for arrest warrants against some Islamic Republic officials for crimes against humanity. Trump is accused of pursuing his own interests and making deals with the Islamic regime.

Articles 13, 14, and 15 of the strategic action plan for securing the Strait of Hormuz were approved by the National Security Commission of the Parliament. According to Article 13, vessels violating the regulations of the Strait of Hormuz will face fines and temporary detention. The judiciary will establish specialized branches to enforce the law, and the Armed Forces Headquarters must submit quarterly reports.

On the fourth anniversary of Erfan Rezaei's death, his mother silently wept at his grave. Erfan Rezaei was one of the victims of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising. This video was shared on social media.

A handwritten note attributed to Mojtaba Khamenei was published in the Islamic Republic media after more than seven months of absence. The note, dated August 1st, is addressed to the commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force. The author thanks the commander for a report and requests continued efforts in the supply chain with regular updates.

A group of Iranians living in Madrid gathered on Tuesday, 31 Shahrivar, in front of the US embassy. They protested against executions in Iran and expressed their support for Prince Reza Pahlavi.

Several Arab countries mediating between the US and the Islamic Republic are negotiating to hold a high-level meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Marco Rubio stated that Donald Trump is ready to meet with Islamic Republic officials, but no meeting has been scheduled yet. Abbas Araghchi also met with Qatar's Prime Minister in New York, who is one of the main mediators.

Donald Trump stated that Tehran and Washington were in talks on Tuesday and a deal is likely. Trump emphasized that the US has prevented Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The British Prime Minister said he established good relations with Trump and that Britain is ready to play a role in the Middle East.

Donald Trump, Mette Frederiksen, and Jens Frederik Nielsen signed an agreement for the US military presence in Greenland. The ceremony took place after Trump's speech at the UN General Assembly. The Danish Prime Minister described the agreement as lasting and respectful of Greenland's right to self-determination.

The fourth anniversary of Behnam Laeqpour's death was held with the presence of his family. The ceremony included chants of "Behnam Jan, may your soul rest in peace." Behnam Laeqpour was one of the victims of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising.

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, stated at the UN General Assembly that the current crisis is the result of years of delayed crisis management. He emphasized that disputes should be resolved through dialogue and negotiation and called for the establishment of a regional collective security system. He also highlighted the importance of reopening the Strait of Hormuz and preventing war.

A number of Iranians gathered in front of the British Prime Minister's office in London. They protested against the death sentences of Najmeh Amini, Ali Zarei, and other convicts. The protesters demanded their release.

During the first five months of the current year, 71 workers in Isfahan province died due to work-related accidents and 947 others were injured. The number of fatalities in work accidents in this province has increased by 57% compared to the same period last year.

Hangameh Hadiani, Iran's artistic gymnastics national athlete, ranked thirteenth in the preliminary vault competition at the Asian Games. She is the first female gymnast from Iran since the 1979 revolution to participate in the Asian Games. An interview was conducted with Mehdi Rostampour, a sports journalist.

Families of protesters killed in Gilan held a memorial at the grave of Mohammad Rasoul Momenizad. They held pictures of their children and commemorated their anniversary. Mohammad Rasoul Momenizad, 24 years old, was killed on September 21, 2022, during protests in Rasht.

Customs clearance agents and car importers in the Arvand Free Zone protested against import restrictions and bans. They also objected to the allocation of import licenses to certain companies. This group considered the process discriminatory and monopolistic.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke at the UN General Assembly about the Gulf crisis, stating that efforts to expand conflicts are not beneficial to anyone. He said Turkey is in contact with all parties to end the conflict. Erdogan also called for reform of the Security Council and increased pressure on Israel.

A merchant told Iran International in a video that they are experiencing difficult conditions with the dollar at 230 to 240 thousand tomans. He said they are just struggling to get by. This highlights the economic difficulties faced by merchants.

Mojtaba Khamenei wrote in a message that students must fulfill their historic mission for Iran's advancement through scientific progress. He emphasized that the power of knowledge combined with piety is a shield against the ruling system. He also pointed to the unsatisfactory living conditions of teachers and called for improvements.

Donald Trump called for global unity against the Islamic Republic of Iran in his UN General Assembly speech. He described Iran as a terrorist regime and said the world could be freed from the threat of Iranian terrorism through unity. Trump also promised a sharp drop in oil prices if countries unite.

A citizen reported in a video that four workers were laid off from an industrial parts manufacturing company due to downsizing. He held the Islamic Republic responsible for this situation. This news was published by Iran International.

The family of Rahim Kalij, a protester killed during the Mahsa uprising, fed dogs on his fourth anniversary. Rahim Kalij was 27 years old and was shot dead by government agents in Qaemshahr on September 21, 2022.

Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, along with his deputy Kazem Gharibabadi, arrived at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Tuesday, September 21.

Donald Trump said at the UN General Assembly that a decision must be made between reaching an agreement with Iran or destroying the Islamic Republic. He stated he could quickly destroy the Islamic Republic. Trump made these remarks criticizing the lack of agreement with the Islamic Republic.

Donald Trump did not answer a question from an Iran International reporter about his plans regarding Iran upon arriving at the UN General Assembly. He expressed happiness about his presence at the UN and praised the state of the US. He also had a verbal exchange with a CNN reporter.

The imprisonment sentence of Donya Hosseini (Azad), a political prisoner, has been converted to an open sentence. According to Hrana news agency, she was released from Evin prison today, Tuesday, 31 Shahrivar, and will serve the remainder of her sentence outside prison.

Donald Trump called on countries at the UN General Assembly to join the full economic isolation of Iran until it stops attacks on commercial ships and ends support for terrorism. He described the Iranian government as weak and desperate and said that if countries remain united, the world will be freed from the threat of Iranian terrorism. Trump also predicted a sharp drop in oil prices.

Donald Trump stated at the UN General Assembly that the Iranian regime massacred 72,000 people. He also mentioned Iran's support for the October 7 attacks on Israel and the September 11 attacks on the US. Trump added that the only thing not eliminated in Iran is inflation.

Donald Trump, in his speech at the UN General Assembly, called the Iranian government the number one supporter of terrorism in the world. He referred to the threats and history of repression by the Islamic Republic. These remarks were made at the UN General Assembly.

Today, a group of nurses held a protest in front of the Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences building. They demanded the fulfillment of their professional and livelihood demands. The protest was held due to multiple professional and livelihood issues.

On September 22, a driver reported smoke rising in the mountains around Tehran's Imam Khomeini Airport. The news was shared via a video sent to Iran International. The exact location and cause of the smoke are not specified.

Donald Trump spoke at the 81st UN General Assembly about the nuclear threat posed by Iran. He warned that if Iran obtained a nuclear shield, it would carry out widespread terrorist attacks. Trump also emphasized that he has acted against threats and made the US stronger.

A woman was killed by her ex-husband with a firearm in Mohammadshahr, Karaj. The incident took place in Mohammadshahr city. Further details are not available.

Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, met with the foreign ministers of Switzerland and Italy on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly. He also attended the General Assembly at Iran's seat.

The Iranian women's kata team lost 5-0 to Vietnam in the final match. The team won the silver medal at the Asian Games. This is the first medal in the history of Iranian women's kata at the Asian Games.

Eghtesad News website reported that the average housing price in Tehran has more than doubled compared to June last year. The average price per square meter of residential units in the capital has reached over 210 million tomans. This report was released during wartime conditions.

Trump, in his speech at the UN General Assembly, referred to the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and the third anniversary of the October 7 attack in Israel. He accused Iran of financially supporting terrorists and mentioned the internal massacres in the country. Trump warned about the potential dangers if the Iranian regime acquires nuclear weapons.

A senior Iranian official stated that Tehran has proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US reduces military pressure and takes initial steps to end the blockade of Iranian ports. This proposal has been conveyed to the US government through intermediaries and aims to revive negotiations with Washington. The Supreme National Security Council has approved this proposal.

The dollar rate in Tehran's free market on Tuesday increased by nearly one percent compared to the previous day, reaching 233,000 tomans. The dollar price had risen to 235,000 tomans in the early hours of trading today. The dollar had closed at 230,800 tomans on Monday.

Ahmad Reza Radan, the commander of the Islamic Republic's police, stated that the Islamic Republic will be victorious over the enemy. He also praised the advances of the Ansar Allah fighters in Yemen. Radan declared that the definite morning of victory is near.

A citizen in a video to Iran International says the MDF industry has died due to inflation and market recession. All workshops have closed and workers have become unemployed. The MDF industry involves converting wood scraps into compressed boards.

Marco Rubio stated he is ready to meet with Iranian officials on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. He emphasized that such a meeting should lead to a positive outcome and prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Abbas Araghchi and Masoud Pezeshkian have also traveled to New York to attend the assembly.

China's Foreign Ministry opposed the unilateral sanctions by the US on Iranian airlines. The Chinese spokesperson called these sanctions illegal. This stance came after the US Treasury Secretary announced the shutdown of Iranian airlines starting September 23.

The proportion of positive COVID-19 samples in Iran has increased for the fifth consecutive week, reaching 17 percent. The Ministry of Health has warned about the need to intensify care for acute respiratory infections. Additionally, the flu vaccine has not yet been distributed in pharmacies in Iran.

The Jerusalem Post reported that Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, requested a protective team from the US government for his stay in New York, and the request was approved by the US. According to a US State Department document, the Diplomatic Security Service will protect Araghchi during his presence in New York for the UN General Assembly. The document was addressed to the Islamic Republic's mission to the UN and referenced its diplomatic note of 26 Shahrivar.

The presidents of Ukraine and Pakistan have entered the hall of the United Nations General Assembly. The Iran International reporter is at the venue awaiting the arrival of other senior officials, including Donald Trump.

Antonio Guterres stated at the UN General Assembly that the ceasefire in the Middle East is only a reduction in conflict intensity and civilians continue to suffer. He urged leaders to use high-level meetings to reduce tensions and engage in dialogue. Guterres emphasized that the war must stop.

A citizen sent a video stating that Golestan Dam is completely dry and has no water. Golestan Dam is located 12 kilometers northeast of Gonbad Kavus. The dam is situated on the Gorgan River.

Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker of the Parliament, said that negotiations are tied to the Strait of Hormuz and Iran will not back down. He stated that Iran has reached an agreement with Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Nikzad emphasized that Iran's interests in the strait are secured and warned that the US and other countries will face energy problems if they continue their provocations.

Le Monde reported that due to a naval blockade and disruption of port activities in the Persian Gulf, the Islamic Republic has transferred part of its trade to northern ports and the Caspian Sea route. This was discussed in an interview with Ahmad Samadi, a journalist from Iran International.

The Israeli Prime Minister accused the New York mayor of supporting Hamas and escalating tensions against Jews in a video before the UN General Assembly. He stated he will speak about Israeli soldiers and the mayor at the UN. Netanyahu expressed this accusation with the phrase "shame on you."

Mehdi Taj, head of Iran's Football Federation, confirmed indirect pressures to exclude the national team from the Asian Cup. FIFA has raised questions on this matter, and documented responses have been provided. Taj emphasized the need to comply with FIFA rules domestically to avoid giving others any excuse.

The first day of speeches by world leaders at the 81st UN General Assembly begins in New York. The session takes place amid the US-Iran conflict, ongoing war in Ukraine, and escalating tensions in the Middle East. More details are provided in an interview with an Iran International reporter.

Intelligence forces raided the workplace of a young man in Abadan and arrested him for possessing a Starlink device. After working for 10 days, he intended to return home but was transferred to an unknown location. His family has no information about his status or whereabouts, and inquiries are met with threats.

The fourth anniversary of Ghazaleh Chalabi's death was held with the presence of her mother during the Mahsa uprising. Ghazaleh Chalabi was shot and killed by officers on September 21, 2022, in Amol.

On Monday, 21 September, a minibus carrying factory workers overturned on the Yazd to Meybod route. The accident resulted in eight workers being injured. More details are available from Harana News Agency.

Faezeh Mostaan was killed on January 8 during public protests in Gohardasht, Karaj by direct fire from Khamenei's forces. This incident occurred during public protests. Her memory remains a guiding light for freedom seekers.

A video shows a government supporter in Mashhad harassing women over hijab in a bus. When he realizes one of the women is filming him, he attacks her. This video was received by Iran International.

US President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social on Tuesday, Shahrivar 31, that the country has more ammunition than can be imagined and is increasing its stockpiles to unprecedented levels. He also rejected claims of ammunition shortages, saying those who say so are 'cowards and traitors'.

Reports indicate a sharp rise in living costs, including school clothing prices, public school tuition, and laptops. Internet taxi drivers will strike for one week starting October 1 due to increased expenses and low fares. Economic difficulties and heavy debts among merchants and workers have also been reported.

The US has increased pressure on Iran's aviation industry. International flights from Iran have become more limited. Some Iran International viewers have welcomed these pressures.

Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, told NBC News that there are currently no plans for a meeting between Donald Trump and Masoud Pezeshkian, but Washington is ready for such a meeting. Rubio stated that Trump is open to meeting and discussing with others, as he believes engagement is important for resolving issues. He identified Washington's ultimate goal as preventing the Islamic Republic from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Artin Khajouie-Nia, a 16-year-old student, died from a gunshot in front of the city hall of Qods on the evening of January 8, 2026. A video showing his school days has been released. This incident took place in the city of Qods.

A man who killed his ex-wife, Leila Azari, in Bukan was sentenced to death in the primary court.

A merchant warned about high inflation in Iran in a social media video. He said it is better to stay unemployed at home than to start a business that will destroy your capital. These remarks reflect concerns about the economic situation.

Iraq's aviation authority is awaiting the Prime Minister's decision on halting flights from Iran. Erbil and Sulaymaniyah airports are also waiting for Baghdad's decision. If implemented, flights from Iran to the Kurdistan Region airports will be stopped.

Several faculty members subject to recruitment calls from 2020 to 2023 protested their uncertain employment status near the Plan and Budget Organization in Tehran. They held a gathering and sit-in to express their grievances.

Hananeh Kia, a 22-year-old woman and protester killed in the Mahsa uprising, was shot dead on September 21, 2022, in Nowshahr. Her mother released a video showing remaining images of her daughter and her funeral ceremony. In one image, Hananeh is seen bloodied on a hospital bed.

Morteza Kazemian called Mohsen Rezaei's claim about the tunnels in southern Lebanon a big lie. He referred to reports from government media about the presence of Quds Force and Hezbollah forces in these tunnels. Kazemian stated that Iranian officials do not provide clear answers about the costs and consequences of these projects.

Yesterday, employees of Pars Oil and Gas Company and Continental Oil Company held protests in various sections and offshore platforms. They demanded the removal of salary caps, full payment of wages, and adjustment of minimum wages. Other demands included preventing the merger of the oil pension fund and full payment of workers' service years.

A video published on social media shows severe crowding and congestion at the Razi border in West Azerbaijan province on Tuesday, September 21. Following an urgent order from the US Treasury Department, all international activities of Iranian airlines worldwide must cease from September 23 (October 1).

Raha Akhavan, a university professor and swimmer, earned the 'Three Crowns' badge on September 21 by crossing the English Channel. After about 20 hours of swimming, she finished and became the first Iranian woman to receive the 'Three Crowns' title. This badge is awarded to swimmers who have completed three routes including the English Channel.

A video shows a protester in Shiraz writing the slogan "Long live the Shah" next to the Lion and Sun flag on a wall. This video was sent to Iran International. The incident took place in the city of Shiraz.

A group of customs clearance agents and company owners held a protest at Khorramshahr customs demanding their demands be addressed. They called for lifting restrictions and preventing monopoly in the car import market. They also requested equal conditions for economic activists.

The exhibition "From Evin, with Love" opened in Munich on the fourth anniversary of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising. The exhibition features handicrafts made by female political prisoners in Evin Prison. Organizers consider these works symbols of resistance and the preservation of human dignity.

Fatemeh Zahra Saeedabadi lost 6-4 to Faya Robert from Malaysia in the 55-kg karate final at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games and won a silver medal. Saeedabadi defeated representatives from Indonesia, Laos, and Singapore in earlier rounds. The Iranian karate team had a successful day with four finalists, including Morteza Nemati who won gold.

Turkish Airlines' representative announced that all flights to Iran are suspended until at least April next year. Emirates, Lufthansa, and Austrian Airlines have also temporarily stopped their flights to Iran. Qatar Airways is not flying to Iran due to airspace restrictions.

The Tehran prosecutor announced that 2,191 bank accounts have been blocked and 37 vehicles belonging to 394 people have been seized. These actions were taken due to allegations of cooperating with the enemy related to the war and protests in 1404. This news was announced by the Tehran prosecutor.

Abbas Aliabadi, the Minister of Energy, responded to a parliamentary question about electricity and water issues by calling the water and electricity industry a strength of the Islamic Republic. He attributed power outages to attacks by the United States. The minister emphasized that the enemies of the revolution seek to disrupt the country's service system.

Ali Asghar Asiabari won the silver medal in the 84 kg karate final at the Nagoya Asian Games after losing 9-1 to Mohammad Al-Jaafari from Jordan. He defeated Abdullah Babikra from Qatar and Abdullah Al-Khatib from Palestine in earlier rounds. This is the second silver medal for the Iranian team in these games.

Videos from the nights of September 20 and 21 show a colorful luminous object in the sky of Tehran. Earlier, a video of this object appearing in the skies of Tehran and Isfahan was released. These images were received by Iran International.

The Iranian women's kata team lost to Vietnam in the final of the Nagoya Asian Games and won the silver medal. Iran defeated Thailand 5-0 in the quarterfinals and then beat the Philippines in the semifinals. The team consisted of Fatemeh Sadeghi, Sepideh Amini, and Zeinab Hosseini.

A citizen sent a video showing an unidentified luminous object in the sky of Isfahan. The video was recorded on the evening of Tuesday, 30 Shahrivar. Previously, a similar video of an unidentified object was published in the sky of Tehran.

Masoud Pezeshkian announced that before his trip to New York to attend the UN General Assembly, he will defend the positions of the Islamic Republic. He said he will convey the message of the Iranian nation to the world and express Iran's oppression and strength. Pezeshkian also pointed to the failure of other countries to honor agreements.

The Iranian Football Federation announced that Alireza Jahanbakhsh, Saman Ghoddos, Mehdi Torabi, and Ali Alipour will miss two upcoming national team friendlies due to injuries. Hossein Kanaani-Zadegan is not on the injury list, indicating his absence is not due to injury. Kanaani-Zadegan had previously stated he was injured but willing to play.

The UK Prime Minister has agreed to provide defensive support and aerial refueling to Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks. This move follows Saudi Arabia's request and recommendations from the UK defense and foreign ministers. The UK will deploy a refueling aircraft to the region.

The killing of Mahsa Amini in September 2022 changed the role of the Iranian diaspora. After the start of the "Women, Life, Freedom" movement, Iranians abroad became more active in gatherings and media activities. This report examines the changes in activism of Iranians abroad on the fourth anniversary of the movement.

Pegah Bani Hashemi stated that the detention of 315 children under 18 in Iran violates domestic laws and international commitments on children's rights. This issue has raised concerns about children's rights. She considered these detentions contrary to the Islamic Republic's commitments.

Hossein Ghazian explained the consequences of extensive restrictions on air and international communications. He said this situation goes beyond reducing air travel and can intensify feelings of isolation and despair in society. He also noted that increased focus on survival, social fragmentation, and weakening of the sense of belonging to society and country are consequences of these conditions.

Amir Hamidi highlighted Arab countries' concerns about the security of the Strait of Hormuz. He stated that dialogue with Iran for crisis management is possible and necessary. He also explained France's involvement in protecting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived two hours early for the first training session of Portugal's national team under coach Jorge Jesus. Jesus, who coached Ronaldo at Al Nassr last season, is now leading Portugal's national team and has invited Ronaldo to the camp. Portugal will play against Wales and Norway in the UEFA Nations League.

Ghasem Ravanbakhsh, representative of Qom, said that the US is an enemy of Iran and detaining Pezeshkian would not be a problem for the US but a defeat for Iran. He also mentioned the possibility of the meeting with Trump being canceled, which would harm Iran's reputation. Ravanbakhsh considered the meeting with Trump pointless.

Kayhan newspaper wrote about Masoud Pezeshkian's trip to New York for the UN General Assembly, stating that the UN should be turned into a court to prosecute the US. The newspaper also highlighted Iran and Ansarallah's control over vital straits and urged Pezeshkian to speak frankly at the UN. Kayhan warned that there will be no restraint in case of war.

JD Vance, the US Vice President, claimed that US attacks destroyed three nuclear facilities of the Islamic Republic. He added that Iran is currently unable to build a nuclear weapon within six months to a year. Vance also blamed Iran for rising fuel prices in the US and said the US government will work to counter Iran's actions.

The United States intends to reactivate the Narsarsuaq military base in southern Greenland and maintain a military presence at the Mestersvig base. This move is part of an agreement to be signed between the US, Denmark, and Greenland on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. The agreement places Arctic security oversight within the NATO framework.

The White House launched the live streaming platform "Trump TV" on YouTube, starting with a rebroadcast of Donald Trump's speech. This move followed the ban of certain media reporters from the White House. Trump stated the network's goal is to communicate directly with the public and bypass critical media.

The G7 foreign ministers issued a statement calling Iran's actions a dangerous pattern and a threat to regional and global stability. They demanded Iran stop arming and supporting the Houthis. They also condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and civilian shipping and called for an immediate halt to these attacks.

Shargh newspaper reported that the financing promises from China and Russia for Iran's infrastructure projects, dating back decades, have not been fulfilled. These countries have refrained from investing or providing facilities citing sanctions. Iran's Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development has also confirmed this issue.

Bloomberg reported, citing informed sources, that US federal prosecutors are investigating the possibility of Binance Holdings violating Islamic Republic sanctions. The federal prosecutor's office in Manhattan is examining whether Binance violated sanctions by failing to prevent certain transactions on its platform. Binance stated it has a 'zero tolerance policy' towards sanctions violations.

Emmanuel Macron announced his meeting with Donald Trump in New York. The two agreed to cooperate to reduce tensions in energy markets and protect critical infrastructure. Macron also emphasized the need to stop attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and start peace negotiations.

Emmanuel Macron announced his meeting with Donald Trump in New York. They decided to cooperate to reduce tensions in energy markets and protect critical infrastructure in the Middle East. Macron also emphasized the need to start serious negotiations for peace between Russia and Ukraine.

A group of US Democratic lawmakers asked Donald Trump to discuss China's support for Iran in the war during his meeting with Xi Jinping. They referred to reports indicating Chinese companies provided satellite images to Iran. The US State Department has sanctioned four Chinese entities over this issue.

Financial Times reported that Gulf Arab countries are seeking to reset relations with Tehran. The UAE calls for a new approach and Qatar demands the creation of a regional security framework with Iran. Saudi Arabia is also considering a non-aggression pact with Iran.

A digital traffic sign on the 405 freeway in Los Angeles was hacked to display the address of the Persian-language website "Gorokan." The California Department of Transportation confirmed the unauthorized message and investigations are ongoing. The identity of the perpetrators is unknown, and the connection to the Islamic Republic has not been independently confirmed.

Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, Bahrain's Foreign Minister, emphasized the immediate release of the crews of ships detained in the Strait of Hormuz. He welcomed the joint efforts of Paris and London in this regard. He also called for respecting the right of passage according to international laws.

The Hengaw human rights organization reported that from fall 1404 to fall 1405, at least 315 students and 59 teachers were arrested by security agencies. Additionally, at least 8 students and 16 teachers were sentenced to prison. The organization condemned the arrests as violations of children's rights and Iran's international obligations.

Mike Rogers, a Republican Senate candidate from Michigan, called for an end to the war with Iran to reduce prices. He suggested temporarily halting diesel exports so that energy can first help American families. A Republican representative from Iowa also expressed concern about the war's impact on living costs.

Ahmad Alavi stated that stopping cash transfers of dollars to Iraq increases pressure on the financial channels of the Islamic Republic. He added that limiting access to currency makes importing raw materials and intermediate goods more difficult, affecting production and employment. This trend will lead to higher inflation, price increases, and shortages of some goods.

Mike Pompeo wrote on X that the Islamic Republic's pursuit of opponents inside and outside Iran has been severely underreported. He emphasized that the world will be a better place when these individuals are finally removed from power.

Reza Pahlavi expressed gratitude on X social network for the support of Pierre Poilievre, leader of Canada's Conservative Party, for the Iranian people's fight for freedom. He emphasized that Canada stands with the Iranian people, not their oppressors. This message refers to confronting the Islamic Republic and expelling terrorist agents of the IRGC.

Cutting a SIM card affects not only phone service but also services like dynamic passwords, banking, insurance, and legal notifications. There are reports of SIM cards being blocked without clear explanation or a defined appeal process. This raises questions about who orders the cuts and on what basis, leading to digital identity deprivation.

Pierre Poilievre, leader of Canada's Conservative Party, met with Prince Reza Pahlavi in Toronto. He thanked Pahlavi for his fight for the freedom of the Iranian people. They discussed the necessity of expelling IRGC agents from Canada and sanctioning the Islamic Republic.

Lionel Messi has shared an image of the jersey he will wear in his farewell match with the Argentina national team. He will play his last match against Benin on October 6. Messi has been called up for three friendly matches starting from September 30.

Morad Vaisi stated that the people of Iran demand the preservation of territorial integrity, separation of religion from government, individual freedoms, and equal citizenship rights. The majority consider Reza Pahlavi as the leader of the transitional period. They seek to replace the Islamic Republic with an elected and efficient government.

Arash Aramesh, a lawyer and national security expert, said the federal court may grant the media's temporary request to suspend the White House entry restriction if it finds that the action causes them irreparable harm and there is a likelihood of success on the merits. He added that the case involves the First Amendment and due process rights. He also said the media's opposition is a defense of press freedom and the Constitution, and even media close to Trump believe the government cannot limit access solely due to dissatisfaction with coverage.

Morad Vaisi, a senior analyst at Iran International, described the Islamic Republic as an illegitimate and corrupt regime. He said that over the past nine years, the Iranian people have had four active uprisings to overthrow it. He also mentioned the people's hope for regime change due to external pressure and economic crises.

Attacks on energy infrastructure have become a main focus in the Russia-Ukraine war. Kyiv views these attacks as a way to weaken Russia's war capabilities. Washington has called for a halt to these attacks.

Mohsin Naqvi, Pakistan's Interior Minister, met with Iran's Interior Minister and Masoud Pezeshkian in Tehran. Al Jazeera reported the trip aimed to discuss mediation efforts between Iran and the US. Tasnim News Agency denied this claim.

Andy Burnham, the UK Prime Minister, agreed to Saudi Arabia's request for temporary defensive aerial refueling operations. The request came after the Houthis intensified attacks on Saudi Arabia. The purpose of this action is to help stabilize the region.

Allahyar Sayyadmanesh stated that he was not invited to the national football team because Ghalenoei does not believe in him and does not watch the legionnaires' matches. Ghalenoei's assistant cited behavioral reasons for the exclusion, which Sayyadmanesh denied. He emphasized that he will not return to the national team as long as Ghalenoei is the coach.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows satisfaction with Donald Trump's performance has dropped to 32 percent. This is the lowest level of satisfaction during his political career. Satisfaction among Republican voters has also declined.

Majid Al-Ansari, spokesperson for Qatar's Foreign Ministry, announced that Doha is working to facilitate an agreement between Tehran and Washington. He said the agreement might be short-term and intended to open the way for negotiations. This agreement will not be final but sufficient to start negotiations.

Mostafa Izadi, deputy commander of the IRGC, announced that the Islamic Republic is strengthening its capabilities in missile, drone, cruise, cyber systems, electronic warfare, and air defense. He referred to Western analyses about the reasons for Iran's resilience and confirmed the presence of the Islamic resistance front and Yemeni fighters.

The Trump administration proposed a billion investment fund to rebuild damaged energy infrastructure in the Middle East. The goal is to reduce the region's dependence on the Strait of Hormuz for oil and gas transportation. This report was published by The Wall Street Journal.

A police officer acting as a thief snatched a citizen's mobile phone on the street and fled. The phone was then returned to its owner, who was given advice to prevent theft. The citizen reported feeling fear and a racing heart at that moment.

Ali Al-Zaidi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, has committed to disarming proxy militias of the Islamic Republic by the end of July 2027. A 90-day ceasefire period will be implemented first, followed by the start of weapons surrender. The Iraqi government plans to individually integrate members of these groups into the Popular Mobilization Forces.