Daily News – 2026-10-01

After receiving documents from Real Madrid, UEFA reactivated the investigation into the Negreira case involving Barcelona. Real Madrid also issued a statement demanding swift action from UEFA. However, Barcelona stated that this is not a new case and it was never closed.

Mahdi Abiyat, a 31-year-old citizen of Ahvaz, was arrested by Intelligence Department agents in Ahvaz. The arrest took place without a judicial warrant on a street in the Kooye Shahrak neighborhood of Ahvaz. Mahdi Abiyat was transferred to an unknown location.

Abbas Araghchi proposed during private meetings in New York that inspectors be allowed access to bombed nuclear facilities in exchange for sanctions relief. This proposal was made on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Araghchi also requested the cancellation of the UN sanctions reinstatement decision, which European officials have opposed so far.

A documentary titled "Spider House" about hackers of the Islamic Republic has been released. The documentary examines how the Islamic Republic identifies, employs, and uses hackers. It shows how hackers can become tools of a ruthless system.

A citizen reported buying a bottle of carbonated malt drink and a raw cocktail sausage for 115,000 tomans. He criticized the high prices and said he did not know whether to cry or laugh. This highlights the rising prices of basic goods in Iran.

Mai Sato, the UN special rapporteur, reported that ethnic and religious minorities in Iran face various forms of discrimination including linguistic, economic restrictions, and deprivation from education and employment. She highlighted the impact of this discrimination on the criminal justice system and concerns about torture and violations of fair trial rights. Sato emphasized that death sentences related to minorities should be carefully reviewed.

Rouhani spoke at a gathering of supporters of the Islamic Republic in Tehran. He said Mojtaba Khamenei, the absent leader of the regime, was present at the gathering for half an hour the night before. Until now, no audio or video of Mojtaba Khamenei had been seen.

Rasoul Yousefi Azar, a citizen of Mahabad, was arrested on Tuesday to serve a six-month prison sentence and was transferred to Mahabad prison. This action was taken to enforce the judicial sentence. More information is available in the original text.

A video shows a convoy of military forces and equipment moving in Abadan towards the Shalamcheh border crossing. This movement was reported on the 8th of Mehr. Local residents have confirmed this.

The program Geography of the National Revolution examines the nationwide protests of December 2025 and their suppression patterns. The next episode will focus on Zanjan province. Iran International has asked viewers to send information and images related to these protests.

Megamotor company was hit by shrapnel during the 40-day war and damages such as broken windows have not yet been repaired. Employees' salaries, under the Saipa subsidiary, have been paid irregularly after the war. The workers are in a difficult situation and worried about supporting their families.

Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, wrote on the social media platform X that the Iranian government's ability to finance its war machine and spread terror globally has significantly decreased thanks to "economic exclusion" operations. He added that today's action directly targets their supporters and paves the way for the US and its partners to cut off the Iranian government's revenues once and for all.

Donald Trump claimed that he eliminated Iran's nuclear threat in one night, which he had previously said would take 4 to 6 weeks. He added that the remaining time is just to ensure the situation stays the same.

A birthday ceremony for Arzoo Abedi was held at her grave. This 50-year-old fitness coach and mountaineer was shot in Isfahan on the evening of January 8 and died. Her two children were with her at the time.

Donald Trump confirmed the possibility of the Islamic Republic's role in the Flydubai plane incident and said the matter is under investigation. He also warned that if Iran's involvement is proven, the US will respond strongly. Trump also made statements about Iran's nuclear program and negotiations with the Islamic Republic.

The One Million Signatures campaign started in September 2006 aiming to change discriminatory laws against women. The campaign focused on direct dialogue and legal education, bringing the issue of legal discrimination against women into public discourse. The 20th anniversary of the campaign prompted an interview with Mansoureh Shojaei about the experience and legacy of this movement.

Iran International reported that the Islamic Republic systematically uses violence against nationalist protesters. The violence includes direct shooting, threats of amputation, and burning or skinning due to nationalist tattoos. Tattoos such as Reza Shah Pahlavi's signature and the Lion and Sun symbol have led to violent confrontations.

The US Treasury Department added two individuals and 29 companies and entities related to Iran to its sanctions list on Thursday evening, October 8. Among the sanctioned Iranian entities are Iran Khodro, Iran Khodro Diesel, Saipa, Pars Khodro, Zamyad, Hepco, the Islamic Republic of Iran Railways, and Raja Passenger Trains Company. Companies in China, Hong Kong, the UAE, Turkey, Germany, and Indonesia were also added to the list.

A video showing the drying of trees in Chitgar Park, Tehran, has been released. Some citizens attribute this to negligence in irrigation by the municipality. There are also claims of intentional tree drying for construction purposes.

Mike Waltz, US ambassador to the UN, posted a video on X about his speech at the UN General Assembly regarding China and Russia's veto of the expert panel monitoring sanctions on Iran. He said these sanctions were imposed due to Iran's illegal nuclear weapons pursuit. Waltz announced that the US will form its own expert panel and invited countries to join to ensure Iran never acquires nuclear weapons.

American forces withdrew from their last bases in Iraq on Wednesday, October 8, 2024. This withdrawal was based on an agreement made during Joe Biden's presidency. Iraqi officials and analysts have warned about the security implications of this move.

British counter-terrorism police arrested a dual British-Iranian citizen on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts. The arrest took place near the RAF Fairford base. The British Prime Minister has accused Iran of involvement in the incident.

French authorities reported the arrest of over 600 people and injury of 83 police officers during student protests. The student union stated that entrances to about 400 high schools have been blocked. These protests are expanding.

Taxi fares in Iran have risen up to half a million tomans. Power outages in Khorramabad continue daily for 1 to 3 hours. Additionally, high costs of education, healthcare, and equipment repairs have caused public concern.

The Israeli army announced that after investigations, 170 Gaza residents who were identified as journalists and media activists were members of groups such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad. The army released images and documents showing these individuals' affiliations. Hamas and Islamic Jihad also identified some of these individuals as their members.

A citizen reported that over the past five days, several military vehicles carrying missile launchers have been stationed in central Sabzevar and around schools. Additionally, Basij and IRGC forces have been present in these areas. The report was accompanied by a video.

Branch 23 of Tehran Revolutionary Court sentenced Khosro Mohammadi-Nia, Masoud Tushmalani, and Sirvan Shabani to death. These three were arrested during the December 2025 protests and are held in Qezel Hesar prison in Karaj. Their charges include waging war against God and acting in favor of hostile governments.

Donald Trump emphasized that resolving Iran's nuclear issue is a fundamental condition for any agreement. He did not rule out the possibility of resuming military attacks after the midterm elections. Trump stated that Iran will eventually be forced to accept the US nuclear conditions.

Donald Trump, in an interview with Time magazine, said there is a possibility of intensifying US airstrikes on Iran after the midterm elections. He also said that after attacking Iran's nuclear facilities, the US continued the strikes because it was concerned that Tehran would resume its nuclear activities elsewhere.

Rafael Leao will wear Cristiano Ronaldo's number 7 jersey in Portugal's match against Denmark in the UEFA Nations League. Ronaldo left the national team camp one day before the match. This decision was made by UEFA.

The Conservative Party of Canada has called for a reduction in immigration following Mark Carney's remarks about a possible increase in immigration. The party argues that housing, health, and employment infrastructure cannot support this level of immigration. More details were reported by Mahsa Mortazavi.

Russia has warned NATO that if it intervenes to cut off Kaliningrad's connection with Russian territory, Moscow is prepared to use all its military capabilities, including nuclear weapons. This warning was reported by Lily Nickfar from Iran International.

Representatives of the new Syrian government and Hezbollah met secretly in Turkey to reduce security tensions. This is their first known direct meeting since the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Turkey played a role in organizing the meeting.

Associated Press reported, citing two American officials, that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio asked Abbas Araghchi and his delegation to leave New York early after indirect negotiations with the Islamic Republic failed to make progress.

At the end of the twelfth day of the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Iran secured its twelfth medal and entered the top five teams in the standings. Alireza Abdoli won gold in the 77 kg Greco-Roman wrestling final, and Reza Alipour earned silver in speed climbing. Iran ranks fifth with 12 gold medals, tied with Thailand in golds but ahead due to more silver medals.

Hossein Yekta, a commander of the IRGC, announced his presence by the Litani River in southern Lebanon. He stated that just as they performed ablution in the Tigris and prayed in Karbala, he is now performing ablution in front of Israeli eyes and will pray in Jerusalem. Yekta also added that everything Ali Khamenei said has come true.

Iran's tennis team has won four medals in the history of the Asian Games. The last medals were two silvers at the 1974 Asian Games in Tehran. Taghi Akbari, Ali Madani, and Kambiz Derafshijavan won these medals.

The price of chicken and groceries has reached 30 million tomans. In Rasht, social tensions with the presence of security forces and aerial gunfire have been reported. Additionally, schools in Mazandaran are facing gas shortages and gas stations are crowded.

Reza Alipour won the silver medal in the speed climbing event at the Nagoya Asian Games with a time of 5.36 seconds.

The British ambassador in Tehran was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs due to the UK Prime Minister's remarks about Iran's role in the incident at Fairford Air Base. The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister rejected these statements and conveyed Tehran's protest. He also requested an official explanation from the UK government.

The US President, in an interview with Time magazine, stated that he rejected the recent proposal by the Islamic Republic to end conflicts and reopen the Strait of Hormuz due to its "insufficiency." He added that he does not rule out the possibility of escalating US military attacks against the Islamic Republic. Trump also claimed to have destroyed Iran's nuclear capabilities, navy, air force, and radar.

Farzaneh Fasihi, Iran's Olympic runner, called Ehsan Haddadi the most notorious athlete in Iran's history and said young athletes should take him as a lesson. This reaction came after Haddadi's remarks about female athletes, advising them to become virtual celebrities or champions. Fasihi also referred to Haddadi's legal case in the 2010s involving accusations of sexual assault.

The head of Hamadan University of Medical Sciences announced that 100,000 phone harassment cases were recorded in the Hamadan emergency system in 1404. More than 400 harassing calls were registered from one line. A legal expert suggested increasing penalties for phone harassers and using supplementary punishments.

On the twelfth day of the Asian Games in Nagoya, opponents of the Islamic Republic held a protest gathering. Some spectators faced confrontations with officials for carrying the Lion and Sun flag. The report was provided by Alireza Modiri from Iran International.

Following the first round of student protests at Allameh Tabataba'i University, a video has been released showing students posting notices around the university announcing their intention to continue the protests.

Alireza Abdoli won the gold medal in Greco-Roman wrestling at the Nagoya Asian Games. Mehdi Bali lost in the semifinals with a score of 5 to 4. Sajjad Abbaspour finished in fifth place.

The IRGC and Iranian officials are holding training courses on weapon use for civilians in Iran. These trainings include how to use Kalashnikovs, sniper rifles, and RPGs. The purpose is to prepare for possible military conflicts and to preserve the regime's survival.

Masoumeh Taherkhani said the current path of the dollar is not decreasing, but the Central Bank can slow its growth. She mentioned the possible injection of two billion dollars, restrictions on Tether transactions, and allocation of currency for essential imports. She considered these measures to have no significant effect on the market.

The Israeli army announced that two commanders of the military wings of Hamas and Islamic Jihad were killed in airstrikes in Gaza and Jabalia. These individuals had entered Israeli territory during the October 7 attack and were involved in the abduction of six people. The Israeli army stated that the strikes were carried out to neutralize threats and respond to ceasefire violations.

In Rasht, a young boy was attacked for wearing shorts. Educational expenses have risen sharply, and students are deprived of school books and supplies. It is also reported that police officers threaten students over taking food from restaurants.

The Israeli Prime Minister praised the Indian pilot of the Flydubai flight for resisting an attacker and saving 174 passengers. Despite being seriously injured, the pilot opened the cabin door to allow passengers and crew to restrain the attacker. Netanyahu called him a true hero.

Mostafa Dehpahlevan reported the involvement of some officials in illegal excavations and searches for historical artifacts. He mentioned that a member of parliament and a Friday prayer leader were present at these excavations. Mohsen Zahoori also pointed to the role of influential individuals and organized networks in the plundering of Iran's cultural heritage.

Masoud Pezeshkian stated in a meeting with entrepreneurs that the US should not expect to bring Iran to its knees through assassination. He added that the government is working to remove obstacles to exports and imports through land borders. He also emphasized that the Islamic Republic does not avoid dialogue and economic decisions must consider social tolerance.

Citizens have reported to Iran International about the high cost of dental care and their inability to pay for treatment. Some have had to extract teeth instead of repairing them due to high costs, while others have endured pain for months with painkillers and antibiotics. This issue was reported by Seba Heydarkhani.

A group of Iranians held an exhibition titled "The Corridor of Khamenei's Crimes" in Hanover, Germany. Similar exhibitions had previously been held in other European cities, including London. The exhibition focuses on the crimes of Khamenei.

Iman Sadeghi, a 20-year-old blogger and detainee of the 1404 National Revolution in Kashan, has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison. His charges include propaganda against the regime and publishing criminal content against national security. He was arrested on February 1, 2026, and transferred to Kashan prison.

Carlos Queiroz resigned again as the head coach of Ghana's national football team three months after his return. The separation occurred by mutual agreement following recent defeats. Queiroz stated that ending the cooperation was the best decision for the future of Ghanaian football.

Soda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi, a death row prisoner in Bandar Abbas prison, is deprived of proper medical care despite suffering from multiple diseases including MS. Her case has been referred to Branch 41 of the Supreme Court following an appeal against the death sentence. She has not been transferred to external medical centers for specialized treatment.

The deputy police commander of North Khorasan announced the arrest of a woman due to child abuse. The father had entrusted his two children to this woman and discovered signs of burns on one child's body. The case was pursued after the father reported the abuse to the police.

Ali Belali, advisor to the commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, announced that the Islamic Republic has achieved a long-range ballistic missile capable of hitting moving targets. This success was achieved in recent days. Additionally, in the operation against the Muwaffaq al-Sultani base, the missiles inflicted damage and casualties on the enemy.

Donald Trump stated in an interview that he might escalate airstrikes on Iran after the US midterm elections. He said he could not specify the targets and emphasized that the Islamic Republic wants a deal, but he seeks a real agreement. Trump also mentioned that he might destroy Iran.

Farzaneh Fasihi, Iran's Olympic runner, severely criticized Ehsan Haddadi, the head of the Athletics Federation, in an Instagram post. She called Haddadi the most infamous athlete in Iran's history and referred to his past behavior and record. Fasihi also spoke about Haddadi's negative influence on young athletes.

Diana Al-Tahawi, senior advisor to Amnesty International, stated in an interview with Iran International that the organization has identified 87 political and security officials to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity.

Four years have passed since the death of Zhina Mahsa Amini in police custody. Amnesty International has identified 87 Iranian officials as responsible for crimes against protesters in its report. The report details the violent suppression of the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising.

Ali Nikzad, the deputy speaker of the parliament, said the US can never reduce Iran's oil exports to zero. He added that Washington intended to pressure Iran's economy by controlling the Strait of Hormuz. Nikzad also mentioned enemies' plans to destroy Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities.

Mehdi Bali won the bronze medal in the 97 kg Greco-Roman wrestling category at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games by technical fall against Uluyf from Kazakhstan. He defeated opponents from Saudi Arabia and Kyrgyzstan in earlier rounds and lost to Yuri Nakazato from Japan in the semifinals.

The Japanese foreign minister called Abbas Araghchi, urging Tehran to show maximum flexibility in negotiations with the US. Japan emphasizes reducing tensions and strengthening diplomacy. Both sides agreed to maintain close communication for a diplomatic solution.

Contrary to Iran's international commitments under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, 200 students from Maku were sent to war zones. This deployment was part of a camp called 'Rahian-e Noor'. This action violates the clause prohibiting the use of children in military activities.

Reuters reported that the supply of fuel oil at Fujairah port in the UAE has increased in recent months, allowing the port to resume bunkering and boost exports to Asia. Fujairah had faced a sharp decline in sales in the second quarter after the war began and disrupted fuel supplies. With the increased supply, the UAE has once again become the largest fuel oil exporter in the Middle East, although marine fuel sales and Fujairah's fuel oil inventories remain below pre-war levels.

Alireza Abdoli won the gold medal in the 77 kg Greco-Roman wrestling final at the Nagoya Asian Games by defeating Kosaka from Japan 5-3. He advanced to the final with decisive victories in earlier rounds. This was Iran's twelfth gold medal in the Games.

Mehdi Fazeli stated that the armed forces are prepared for all scenarios, including a war of attrition and lightning operations. He said the military capability of the Islamic Republic has significantly increased since March 1. Additionally, tests have been conducted where missiles exploded near American ships, serving as a clear warning to the US.

Tayebeh Mahroozadeh stated that Mojtaba Khamenei was present and in good health during the burial of Ali Khamenei. She also mentioned seeing him that night and confirmed his good health. However, no images of Mojtaba Khamenei at the ceremony have been released.

Etihad Airways is considering legal action against the English Premier League following the independent commission's ruling on Manchester City's financial violations. The company denied any involvement in illegal commercial agreements. Etihad Airways criticized the Premier League's way of communicating the ruling.

The friendly match between Iran and Guinea-Bissau scheduled for October 6 was canceled due to organizational issues. The Football Federation is seeking another opponent for the third preparatory match. Negotiations with several other federations also failed.

A man in Tehran set fire to his mother-in-law's house and killed her after his wife decided to separate. The perpetrator died in the fire, and four others, including his wife, were injured. This incident occurred yesterday.

The Iranian mission to the UN denied Axios's report about Marco Rubio's order for the immediate departure of Abbas Araghchi and his delegation from New York. The mission stated that the Iranian delegation left New York according to a prearranged schedule. The US State Department was informed of the departure plan in advance.

Hossein Taeb, head of the Basij organization, stated on the occasion of Police Week that enemies are targeting the country's security and unity using new hybrid warfare methods. He emphasized the need for vigilance, solidarity, and cooperation among responsible agencies and the public. He also highlighted that sustainable security depends on the strong presence of law enforcement forces and strengthening the bond between society and security defenders.

Majid Sharifi, a Sunni citizen, was transferred from the Intelligence Detention Center to Sheiban Prison in Ahvaz on Monday, October 6. He remains in detention, and his family has not yet been able to visit him. This news was reported by HRANA news agency.

Pakistani fighter jets conducted targeted airstrikes in the Kunar and Helmand provinces of Afghanistan early Thursday. Pakistan's Ministry of Information reported 22 killed and large amounts of weapons destroyed in these attacks. Taliban sources confirmed civilian casualties in the strikes.

Alma Aveiro, Cristiano Ronaldo's sister, defended her brother on Instagram and criticized the structure of Portugal's national team and its media. Ronaldo sat on the bench during Portugal's match against Norway and left the national team camp after the press conference. These statements added uncertainty about Ronaldo's future in the national team.

At the same time as Iranian wrestlers competed on the twelfth day of the Nagoya Asian Games, some opponents of the Islamic Republic held a protest gathering in front of the Inai Sports Hall. This report was provided by Alireza Modiri, a journalist from Iran International.

US aviation sanctions against Iran have disrupted some Iranian airlines' operations in Turkey. The suspension of certain routes and flight disruptions have created uncertainty for Iranian travelers. This report is provided by Farzia Sabti from Iran International.

A man in a village near Marand killed four members of his wife's family due to family disputes using a firearm. This incident occurred in a village near Marand. Further details have not been released.

Rouhollah Rahimpour said the Islamic Republic was creating a narrative of victory from negotiations that essentially did not happen. He added that the possibility of renewed conflict between the US and the Islamic Republic is real and serious. The White House has not yet made a final decision to start the conflict.

Asad Halfi, a 37-year-old resident of Ahvaz, was arrested six days ago by the Intelligence Forces of the IRGC. His place of detention remains unknown. During the arrest, his home was searched and some of his personal belongings were confiscated.

The Israeli army announced that its air force targeted more than 500 sites in southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip over the past month. Over 370 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and more than 140 targets in Gaza were attacked. These attacks included targeting Hamas commanders and weapons depots.

Mohammad Mohahed stated that the US has moved beyond traditional sanctions to an operational siege against the Islamic Republic. The US aims to prevent any country from interacting with Iran and has targeted regional trade hubs. Washington's goal is to block Iran's vital communication and financial channels.

Hadi Norouzi, former captain of Persepolis, passed away 11 years ago on Mehr 9, 1394 due to cardiac arrest. He achieved one runner-up in the Premier League and two Hazfi Cup championships with Persepolis. Persepolis fans call his name at the 24th minute of matches to honor his memory.

North Korea has established a secret detention center in the basement of its embassy in Beijing for suspects attempting to escape. Individuals are held and interrogated there without formal legal procedures before being returned to North Korea. This report comes from a Seoul-based human rights organization and a former Pyongyang diplomat.

Hossein Ghazian stated that Iran is on the path to an aging population and the concerns of Islamic Republic officials have a promotional aspect. He said the proportion of the economically active population is decreasing and the 'golden population window' opportunity has been missed. Ghazian warned that the aging population could become a social burden.

Davood Sajadi warned about the importance of Starlink and users' ability to bypass government filters. He said the government cannot fully block access to Starlink and has disrupted GPS signals. This issue has caused concern among government agents.

Mohammad Mokhber called Donald Trump's statements baseless and said these remarks will fail as before. He described national unity as a strength of the Islamic Republic. He also emphasized that the fighters continue their path relying on God and the support of the people.

Kambiz Tavana referred to his conversation with Max Mizlish, who said cryptocurrencies could act as a backdoor to bypass US financial sanctions. Mizlish believes the Islamic Republic might conduct transactions initially unnoticed by US agencies. However, there is an ongoing process to monitor and block these identified activities.

Ali Madanizadeh, the Minister of Economy, rejected Scott Bassett's claims about the collapse of Iran's economy, stating these claims aim to create unrest and increase currency prices. He added that war damages to small and medium units have been compensated. Part of the financial issues is related to a currency attack acknowledged by the US and Israel.

About 20 Iranian tankers have been stranded 15 miles off the southwest coast of Sri Lanka, with their food, fuel, and fresh water supplies running low. These tankers have been stuck near Sri Lanka and Malaysia since July. The US has asked Sri Lanka to prevent services to these tankers.

Kataib Hezbollah announced that it will stop its military activities following the withdrawal of American forces from Iraq. The group exempted hostile aircraft from this decision. This stance was declared after the last American forces left Iraq.

Andy Burnham, the British Prime Minister, stated there is strong evidence that the Islamic Republic was involved in the attack on the RAF Fairford base. Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel provided intelligence to Britain warning of the attack. According to Netanyahu, the attack was supported by the Islamic Republic.

Mohammad Qaedi said Saudi Arabia has distinguished between its political stance towards Israel and humanitarian aid to passengers. He added that such cooperation could strengthen security ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel. Also, if the incident's connection to Tehran is confirmed, pressure on the Islamic Republic will increase.

Amir Hamidi stated that Donald Trump's remarks about the possibility of continued military actions should be seen within the framework of diplomacy with pressure. He added that Washington and Tehran still have fundamental disagreements on key issues. Two paths lie ahead: a feasible agreement or increased risk of conflict escalation.

Associated Press reported that the Iranian rial has reached its lowest historical value. Food and medicine prices have increased, and oil export restrictions have added more economic pressure. This report was prepared by Maryam Rahmati from Iran International.

Donald Trump reshared a New York Post report about economic pressures on the Islamic Republic. The report quotes Scott Bassett saying that within two weeks, there might be nothing left of Iran's economy. Bassett also stated that after delivering the last oil shipments to China, Iran will have nothing left to trade.

Ghassan Ashour said that the withdrawal of US military forces from Iraq will not cause a major field change as these forces were mostly stationed in their bases. He added that groups close to the Islamic Republic have new excuses to avoid disarmament. These groups prioritize Tehran's interests over Iraq's interests.

Russia launched a new wave of air attacks targeting Kyiv and several regions of Ukraine with nearly 190 drones and several ballistic missiles. Ukraine's energy infrastructure was a primary target in these attacks. This report was provided by Lily Nikfar, a journalist from Iran International.

In a speech to US Marines, Pete Hegseth called the leaking of classified information by media “treason,” saying it has endangered American forces. He also announced the creation of an autonomous warfare command with Elon Musk and a nationwide competition to host the next US base.

Marco Rubio ordered the Iranian delegation at the UN General Assembly to leave the US after negotiations with Iran reached a deadlock. The US mission at the UN informed the Iranian delegation that they must immediately leave New York. Iraqchi and the delegation members went to the airport a few hours later and flew to Doha.

Donald Trump shared a New York Post report about Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's statement that Iran's economy will have 'nothing to trade' within two weeks. Bessent said the naval blockade has prevented Iran from exporting oil and that the US dollar has hit new highs. He claimed Iran is desperate for a deal due to economic collapse and warned that problems will worsen dramatically in the next two weeks.

Benjamin Netanyahu said in a Fox News interview that Israel had provided intelligence to Britain showing an attack supported by the Islamic Republic was being planned. According to him, London sanctioned Israel 'almost the next day.'

The Israeli Prime Minister said it is still early to identify the perpetrator behind the foiled attempt to bring down the Flydubai flight. The suspected co-pilot is under interrogation in Saudi Arabia and may be transferred to the UAE. Israel may participate in the investigation of the incident.

Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, ordered the immediate exit of the Islamic Republic's delegation from the US. This decision was made after failed negotiations and a deadlock in Qatar's mediation. The US believes Iran no longer has effective control over the Strait of Hormuz, and Iranian oil exports have dropped to nearly zero due to the US naval blockade.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the Iranian delegation accompanying Abbas Araghchi to immediately leave New York after negotiations with the Islamic Republic reached a deadlock. The delegation flew from New York to Doha at 1:20 AM on Tuesday. This action followed the failure of Qatari mediators to achieve a breakthrough in Washington-Tehran talks.

The police of Sistan and Baluchestan announced that Alireza Sancholi, a law enforcement officer, was killed in an armed attack on the Ahmadabad checkpoint in Rask. The police are working to identify and arrest the attackers. The deputy governor of Sistan and Baluchestan had previously stated that the attack caused no damage.

The office of Prince Reza Pahlavi warned about fake emails titled "Iran in 2035." These emails falsely claim to represent Reza Pahlavi. The office urged recipients not to respond or click on links in these emails.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the US and its allies have destroyed Iran's navy, air force, defense systems, leadership, and military industry. He said Iran's conventional shield and nuclear targets have been paralyzed. He added that US forces will ensure Iran never acquires nuclear weapons.

The US Central Command announced that it has changed the routes of 125 commercial ships by Wednesday to enforce the maritime blockade of the Islamic Republic. Previously, the routes of 122 commercial ships had been changed. These actions are part of the maritime blockade enforcement.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps wrote a letter to the American people warning about the country's economic collapse. The letter urges American voters to overthrow the Trump administration. It is both an invitation to friendship and an electoral recommendation.

Max Meizlish, a researcher at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told Iran International that the Islamic Republic extensively uses cryptocurrencies, especially dollar-backed stablecoins, to sell sanctioned oil and buy dual-use equipment from China.

Ivar Farhadi stated that security cooperation between Israel, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia has begun and may expand with ongoing tensions from the Islamic Republic. The Islamic Republic faces a choice between continued economic pressure or broad retreat. There is a possibility of escalating confrontation in the Persian Gulf.

Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Mohammed bin Zayed after the Dubai to Tel Aviv flight incident. He described the event as terrorist and said the pilot intended to bring down the plane. Netanyahu also plans to discuss the matter with Donald Trump.

Morad Vaisi, senior analyst at Iran International, called for the participation of people inside and outside Iran in overthrowing the Islamic Republic. He said everyone should use the tools they have to chip away at the wall of tyranny until it collapses.

Donald Trump, President of the United States, said the Islamic Republic lost 4,500 people in the recent war, while according to him US casualties were 18. He added that events will happen "very soon." Trump also said Iran's economy has been destroyed, inflation has reached over 300 percent, and the Islamic Republic's navy, air force, and defense equipment have been destroyed.

The Iranian Human Rights Documentation Center reported on the inefficiency of debtor imprisonment laws in Iran's judicial system. According to the report, individuals unable to pay debts are sometimes imprisoned and must prove poverty or pay debts to be released. The center's director called for the abolition of debtor imprisonment and the implementation of mechanisms to assess individuals' financial capacity.

Mohammad Hafez Hakami, Deputy Minister of Communications, stated that Iran's governance over cyberspace is now based on Starlink and there is no clear policy to counter it. He warned that if Starlink becomes widespread, the country's governance over cyberspace will be lost. He also mentioned that out of about 13,000 Starlink satellites, 1,600 are non-functional, which is more than the total satellites of China, Russia, India, and Europe.

Morad Veisi, senior analyst at Iran International, said that methods of overthrow can complement each other. He emphasized that overthrowing the Islamic Republic is a collective effort of the Iranian people. He stressed the importance of seriously considering combined methods to achieve this goal.

Flydubai announced it will suspend its flights to and from Israel until investigations into the recent incident are completed. This temporary suspension allows authorities to continue their investigations. The company stated it will review its decision after receiving more information.

Christopher Behnam, a United Airlines pilot, explained the security incident on the Flydubai flight. He said if the captain had not opened the cockpit door, the attacking co-pilot could have taken control of the plane. The intervention of the crew and other pilots saved about 180 passengers' lives.

Donald Trump stated that the US must decide between military action and reaching an agreement with the Islamic Republic. He mentioned the possibility of bombing Iran and said the issue will end soon. Trump also described Iran's military and economic situation as dire.

Amir Ghalenoei, head coach of Iran's national football team, promised to rebuild the team even better than before. After two losses against Uzbekistan and Russia, he stated that weaknesses will be corrected and structural changes will be made if necessary. Ghalenoei emphasized that he accepts mistakes but will not give up, aiming for success in the Asian Cup.

Donald Trump announced that more information about the release on bail of suspects in a possible conspiracy against a British airbase will be released by the end of the day. These individuals were detained on suspicion of involvement in the conspiracy. Reports indicate that American forces used this base to attack Iran.

Axios reported that mediators, especially Qatar, have not succeeded in bringing Tehran and Washington closer. There is a possibility of renewed US attacks. Donald Trump stated that the US has achieved a complete military victory in the war with Iran.

A video showing the transport of a missile in the streets of Najafabad, Isfahan province, on Wednesday, October 8, has been released. The video was received by Iran International. The event took place on October 8.

At the 81st UN General Assembly, about 34% of speeches addressed Iran or related crises. One out of every three speeches mentioned Iran in some way. This was observed even in speeches from countries that usually mention Iran less frequently.

Ehsan Hadadi announced an urgent meeting with runners who participated in the Asian Games. He warned athletes about choosing between virtual fame and real championship. It was also mentioned that some runners, like Farzaneh Fasihi, have been under pressure and several runners have migrated to the United States.

A citizen reported that the price of a small cake increased by 10,000 tomans within one week. This was reported to Iran International via a video. The price increase in this time frame is significant.

A video from Eslamshahr shows a military vehicle entering a girls' school. This video was received by Iran International. No further details about the incident have been reported.

Ehsan Haddadi, head of the Athletics Federation, announced the return of two athletes and a coach to Iran. This return follows the implementation of a memorandum between Iran's Foreign Ministry and South Korea. The case involves allegations of group assault by four members of Iran's delegation at the 2025 Asian Championships in Gumi.

A video of Ali Asghar Estakhr dancing, who was killed in the December 2025 protests, has been released on social media. His family rejected the proposal to list him as a martyr and supporter of the government. The video was published with music.