Daily News – 2026-10-02

The third US aircraft carrier has been deployed to the Middle East. This news was announced in the audio version of the program 24 with Fardad Farahzad. More details are provided in this program.

Hamzeh Darvish, a Sunni prisoner, was transferred from Lakaan prison in Rasht to an unknown location on Saturday, October 4. His family remains unaware of his whereabouts and condition after seven days. Their efforts to find his location have so far been unsuccessful.

Last week, reports were published about wildlife deaths, prosecution of illegal hunting and wood smuggling suspects, air and water pollution, water shortages, land subsidence expansion, and pasture fires. Statistics were also announced regarding the continuation of environmental crises over longer periods. These reports highlight the connection between the right to life and citizens' health with having a healthy environment.

The spokesperson of the Football Federation announced changes in the coaching staff and player lineup of Iran's national football team. Ghalenoei has accepted criticisms and reforms are underway to present a different team in the November competitions. Additionally, negotiations for the under-23 team coach are ongoing, with a decision expected within 48 hours.

A video from the mother of Aras Soleimanian shows his last birthday celebration. Aras Soleimanian was 27 years old and was killed on January 8, 2026, in Chalus city due to gunfire from government forces.

Mehdi Kharatian warned about the dangers of the Islamic Republic yielding in Bab al-Mandeb. He attributed this trend to the UAE lobby and called for a logical escalation of tensions and cooperation with Beijing and Moscow. According to him, otherwise, the Islamic Republic will suffer losses.

The collapse of a two-story residential building under construction in the village of Paeen-Kuh, Zanjan, caused the death of one worker and injury to another. The incident occurred due to lack of safety measures and poor working conditions. The safety situation at the workplace has been criticized.

Forty-six countries signed a joint statement at the UN Human Rights Council condemning the continued use of the death penalty in Iran. They called for an immediate halt to executions and expressed concern over secret trials and torture. The statement noted that at least 31 protesters were executed after the January crackdown, with dozens more at risk of execution.

Abbas Goudarzi, spokesperson of the parliament's presidium, stated that Iran's armed forces are fully prepared for any military conflict and have no limitations in their defense capabilities. He warned that any country allowing its territory to be used by the US and Israel for attacks against Iran will face severe consequences. Goudarzi also mentioned that Iran has many undisclosed options for defense.

Hossein Hosseini Karnami, the Friday prayer leader of Sari, said if the airport in this city is closed, no airport in the region will remain open. He also emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened or closed by money or foreign support, but by internal resistance. The prayer leader also stated that the Storm of Al-Aqsa operation had significant achievements.

Contracted firefighters in Shush report that their job titles have not been correctly recorded in insurance records. This issue has deprived them of benefits related to hard and hazardous jobs and early retirement. They have worked for years in firefighting and rescue operations.

Signs have been observed in Washington and Jerusalem. A question has been raised about when Trump will decide to restart the operation. This topic was discussed on Iran International.

Zinedine Zidane will sit on the bench as the head coach of France for the first time tonight against Italy in the UEFA Nations League. This match marks a special return for Zidane to the stadium where he won the 1998 World Cup. All tickets for the match were sold out in less than 24 hours.

The death sentences of two prisoners were carried out on the 6th and 8th of Mehr in the prisons of Rafsanjan and Tabriz. These individuals were sentenced to death for intentional murder and drug-related crimes. The executions were carried out in separate cases.

Residents of Chenasak village in Qazvin province held a Mehregan celebration with dancing on the grave of Safoura Jafari. Safoura Jafari was a 22-year-old student who was killed on January 8, 2026, in Qazvin. The ceremony took place on Thursday, September 30.

A citizen sent a video showing a broken iron lamp post in Pardisan Park, Tehran. He stated that the lamp post fell in an area where people walk. This incident has raised safety concerns in the park.

Ahed Shokouhian, a prisoner sentenced to death, is held in Qezel Hesar prison in Karaj. His death sentence was confirmed at the final appeal stage, but the case was returned to Varamin investigation due to deficiencies in the investigation. This deficiency is procedural and has not led to a change in the sentence so far.

The Syrian presidential advisor stated that reports of contact between Damascus and Hezbollah in Lebanon are completely false. The Syrian government negotiates with Lebanon only through the Lebanese government. He also said the era of militias is over and Syria supports the Lebanese government.

The English Football Association announced it will review the verdict and its consequences regarding Manchester City's financial regulation breach. Manchester City has officially appealed the verdict, calling it fundamentally flawed. The club claims that the funding for major sponsorship contracts came from the Abu Dhabi government.

Alireza Arafi, the Friday prayer leader of Qom, called the meeting between the UAE president and Netanyahu a betrayal and said this act will be recorded in files. He also described the US and Israel as ugly and vile and criticized the betrayal of some regional countries. Arafi emphasized that Muslim nations will hold these actions accountable one day.

Reza Alipour, the silver medalist in sport climbing at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games, protested the non-broadcast of his competitions by IRIB. He stated that IRIB broadcasts other competitions but does not show his events. He shared this protest in a video on Instagram.

The sexual assault complaint case of a former Cornell University student has become news again. The governor of New York has appointed the state's attorney general as a special prosecutor to investigate the case. This action was taken following increased criticism of the initial handling of the case.

A video has been released showing the distress of Alireza Seydi's father after selling his son's house. Alireza Seydi was a 16-year-old teenager who was killed on January 7, 2026, in the city of Qods. The video depicts the father's farewell to his son's house.

On Wednesday, 8 Mehr 1405, the execution of a prisoner named Hossein Ali Baranzehi was carried out in Gorgan prison. The prisoner had been sentenced to death for murder. He was 51 years old and a father of three children.

Two Mexican female comedians who identify as leftists met and had lunch with Abolfazl Pasandideh, the Iranian ambassador in Mexico. They discussed war, culture, hope, and love during the meeting. This meeting was shared on their Instagram page.

The Iraqi Prime Minister's Office announced that the US government has agreed to Iraq's request for an exemption to allow 40 daily flights of Iranian airlines to Najaf International Airport. Mahan Airlines is not included in this exemption. This decision will facilitate travel between Iran and Iraq.

On the thirteenth day of the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, the Iranian team won three gold medals. Mohammad Nokhodi and Amirhossein Zare won gold in freestyle wrestling, and Saghar Moradi won gold in taekwondo. The total number of Iran's gold medals reached 15.

Ali Shirazi, head of the ideological-political organization of the police, emphasized the importance of strengthening prayer, virtue, and hijab in the Islamic society. He called on officials, armed forces, and people to stand against immorality. He also stated that the armed forces, especially the Revolutionary Guards, have made significant advances in the recent war.

A group of Iranians living in Spain held a protest in Madrid on Friday, October 2nd. The protest was against executions by the Islamic Republic. Videos of the protest were received by Iran International.

Saghar Moradi became the first Iranian woman to win a gold medal in taekwondo at the Asian Games. Several other Iranian representatives in men's and women's categories did not reach the final stages. An interview was conducted with Davood Mimandi, a sports expert.

Four years after the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement, a memorial ceremony for Nika Shakarami was held in Germany. The ceremony coincided with her birthday and the anniversary of her burial. Nika's mother, Nasrin Shakarami, attended the event.

Iran won three gold medals in fencing at the 1974 Asian Games in Tehran. The Iranian women's foil team won the first gold medal for Iranian women in an international competition. Giti Mohban also won an individual bronze medal in addition to the team gold.

Reuters reported that Tehran is preparing a stronger and broader response if the US resumes extensive attacks. Plans include expanding targets to countries supporting US military operations, possibly beyond the Middle East. The Islamic Republic is keeping negotiations open but considers the chance of an agreement low.

Rising living and rehabilitation equipment costs have made meeting daily needs harder for people with disabilities. Some Iran International viewers reported delays or cuts in pensions, nursing fees, and hygiene aid payments. These details were reported by Saba Heydarkhani.

Elnaz Shakerdoost was sentenced to one year in prison and two years of political, virtual, and artistic activity bans for supporting the December protests. This sentence was confirmed by the Tehran Province Court of Appeals. She is a cinema and television actress.

Ehsan Haddadi, head of the Athletics Federation, described some female athletes in this sport as "virtual athletes." Farzaneh Fasihi, an Iranian Olympic runner, responded by calling Haddadi "the most infamous athlete in Iran's history." This issue arose concurrently with the Asian Games.

Emmanuel Macron announced that G7 leaders agreed to release up to 100 million barrels from strategic oil reserves over four months. This action will be carried out with the participation of G7 partners and coordination with the International Energy Agency. Additionally, refinery production capacity will be increased and there will be no restrictions on energy exchange among partner countries.

Morteza Mousavi Jajarmi, the Friday prayer leader of Bojnord, said that if hijab is not observed in private, the law does not intervene, but in society, the law must act to maintain order and cleanliness. He emphasized that all countries have laws regarding social issues including dress code. The purpose of the law is to maintain order and discipline in society.

Iran's judo team did not win any medals at the Nagoya Asian Games. Maryam Barbate and Amirabbas Choupan both failed to reach the podium. An interview was conducted with Mohammad Mansouri, the head coach of Iran's team at the 2018 Asian Games.

Iran won two gold medals in freestyle wrestling on the first day of the Asian Games in Nagoya. Mohammad Nokhodi won the first gold for Iranian freestyle wrestlers. Amirhossein Zare defeated China to become the heavyweight champion.

A video shows graffiti with the slogan "Long live the king" in the city of Nishapur. This video was received by Iran International. The graffiti in this city has attracted attention.

The Portuguese Football Federation is trying to diplomatically resolve the tension between Cristiano Ronaldo and the national team coach, Jorge Jesus. A meeting with Ronaldo's consent is scheduled for next week to mend relations. The federation aims to end Ronaldo's national career with respect and dignity.

Donald Trump posted a video of the nationwide protests in Iran in December on the Truth Social network. This video had previously been shared on December 31, 2025, by several Arabic accounts and accounts linked to a political organization abroad. Some doubted that the video was related to the 1401 (2022) protests.

The police commander of Rasht reported an attack on a cleric with a cold weapon by an unknown individual. The incident occurred in the Hafezabad neighborhood of Rasht after noon and afternoon prayers. The cleric's physical condition is currently stable.

Morteza Kazemian said that the emphasis of the Islamic Republic officials on confronting opponents and warning about civil war indicates the government's concern about new protests. He added that the government is preparing mosques and local bases to suppress protesters amid increasing economic pressure and social dissatisfaction.

People have shared their experiences regarding the risks of changing jobs in Iran's current economic and social conditions. Some are seeking second jobs due to lack of job prospects and financial difficulties, while others have become unemployed due to layoffs. The uncertain future and tough job market conditions have made many afraid to change jobs and take risks.

The Iran Square in Buenos Aires, featuring a 19-meter column inspired by Persepolis, symbolizes the friendship between Iran and Argentina during the Pahlavi era. Years later, the name of the Islamic Republic became associated with the bombing of the AMIA Jewish center, resulting in 85 deaths. Alireza Mohbi, a reporter from Iran International, reports on the changing relationship between Iran and Argentina over time.

Masoud Pezeshkian mentioned a six-member team in the Iranian government that has the authority to make decisions regarding the crisis with the US. The team mainly includes the president, the speaker of parliament, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, the chief of staff of the armed forces, and the commander of the IRGC, with the sixth member varying. Abbas Araghchi had previously spoken about a six-member committee involved in negotiations with the US, operating under the Supreme National Security Council.

Tasnim news agency reported an armed clash between the IRGC and members of a terrorist group in a village in Rask county. IRGC forces are clearing the area and assessing the situation. Fars news agency also reported the start of an IRGC operation in Rask from Friday morning.

The US Treasury Secretary says Iran did not load a single crude oil shipment in September. Data from tanker tracking companies also shows no crude oil loadings from Iranian ports were recorded this month. Scott Bessent, the Treasury Secretary, wrote on X that the Trump administration is cutting off the Islamic Republic's most vital source of revenue.

Hosseinali Hajideligani, the representative of Shahin Shahr, said that the UAE should be occupied to prevent attacks on Iran. He emphasized that the UAE frequently threatens Iran and that Iran should be stationed there to ensure regional security. Hajideligani added that Iran was not the initiator of the war and has the right to act for its own security.

A viewer stated in a video that many medical centers have canceled their contracts with supplementary insurance due to non-payment. The citizen said that paying for supplementary insurance has become useless.

Iran International published an investigative report about the infiltration of an Israeli espionage network in Iran. Mehdi Naderi Jahromi was connected to a network linked to Mossad and had access to banking and telecommunications networks through his business activities. The report examines the details of this infiltration and the use of banking and telecommunications access.

Mohammad Reza Naqdi, advisor to the commander of the IRGC, stated in a ceremony in Alborz province that Americans must leave the region or face the resistance of regional nations. He referred to the fate of American forces in Afghanistan and Iraq and warned that the same fate awaits US troops in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, and Qatar. Naqdi also said that the nations of the region and the world are ready to rise against oppressors.

Pete Hegseth, the US War Secretary, announced in his speech at Quantico military base that Elon Musk is once again officially returning to President Donald Trump's advisory team. He added that Musk, together with Palmer Luckey, a founder of defense technology company Anduril, and Newt Gingrich, former Republican Speaker of the US House of Representatives, will lead 'Project Merdin'. The Pentagon has described the project as a 'study on the future of war'.

At least 140 people were arrested during protests in Bojnord between January 3 and 10, 2026. The number of detainees reached 180 by the end of January. Some of those arrested included a former judiciary employee and a nurse.

The Central Bank of the Islamic Republic announced it will use intervention tools to manage currency market fluctuations. The institution monitors currency market developments and will act if necessary to maintain monetary and currency stability. It will also take necessary measures to prevent non-fundamental trends in the market.

The IRGC announced it is ready to respond immediately and more severely than Operation Promised Truth 2 to any threat or attack. This statement was issued on the second anniversary of the Islamic Republic's attacks on Israel. The IRGC emphasized that the era of cost-free threats has ended.

The UAE has declared the incident on the Flydubai flight as a terrorist act. The UAE Attorney General's office has started official interrogations of the co-pilot on charges of terrorism links. Israeli security officials have requested to have observers present during the interrogations.

A viewer reported in a video that on October 2nd, they paid over half a million tomans for a bottle of soda and a bucket of yogurt. They sarcastically called the Islamic Republic the "number one superpower in the world." The video was sent to Iran International.

The human rights website Hal Va Sh reported that at least five members of the Fatemiyoun Brigade were killed in an armed attack in the Rudmahi area of Zahedan. The attack involved a roadside bomb explosion and gunfire. The Quds Base of the IRGC also confirmed the death of one of its forces.

The Esteghlal football team faces travel restrictions for the second week of the Asian Elite League in Qatar, and club officials are awaiting a response from Qatar. Esteghlal has requested a direct flight to Qatar but has not yet received a reply. If a direct flight is not possible, Esteghlal has two travel options: from Tabriz to Istanbul and then to Qatar, or from Basra to Qatar.

Iranian authorities used oil company facilities to suppress protests in Khuzestan province. Medical staff were instructed to cooperate with security agencies to identify injured protesters. This information was reported by Iran International.

Saghar Moradi won the gold medal in the 67-kg taekwondo final at the Asian Games by defeating the Uzbek representative 2-0. She is the first Iranian female taekwondo athlete to win a gold medal in the history of the Asian Games. Moradi defeated her opponents in earlier rounds to reach the final.

Ata Hosseinian stated that gas shortage in Iran has reached 300 to 400 million cubic meters per day. In case of a cold winter, gas supply to households and industries in the northern half of the country may be cut off. This could lead to increased mazut burning, air pollution, and widespread power outages.

Amirhossein Zare won the gold medal in the 125 kg freestyle wrestling final at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games by defeating Bohrdon from China 14-2. He had also defeated his previous opponents with decisive results. This victory marked Iran's 14th gold medal in the Games.

Masoud Shahdusti, the temporary Friday prayer leader of Hormoz, warned that if Arab countries attack Iran, neither the region nor Europe will be safe. He stated that if an attack comes from the land or air of regional countries, Iran will not show restraint and will deliver a severe and decisive blow.

Mohammad Nokhodi won the gold medal in the 86 kg freestyle wrestling category at the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games by defeating Ishiguro Hayato 9-6 in the final. He had previously defeated Rabi Abu Aryaleh, Lee, and Malik Shaweif in earlier rounds. This gold medal is the 13th for the Iranian delegation at these games.

Abbas Mazloom died at the age of 41 after being hospitalized for 49 days following injuries sustained during protests. A video showing his last days in the hospital has been released. He was a father of two and is seen in a conversation with his mother.

Alex Ferguson was afraid to return to Old Trafford after emergency brain surgery in 2018. He did not know how fans would react but was met with strong applause. Ferguson also spoke about his recovery process and losing his voice during that time.

Hadi Ahmadi, spokesperson for the Iranian Pharmacists Association, reported a liquidity crisis in the drug supply chain. He stated that delays in payment have caused over 8 billion rials worth of pharmacy checks to bounce. Ahmadi warned that this situation could lead to drug shortages and reduced access for the public.

Donald Trump posted images on Truth Social showing protesters marching in Isfahan. The images are from December. Trump published these images on Thursday, September 30.

Akbar Hasanpour's wife released a video showing moments from his birthday and funeral. Akbar Hasanpour was killed on the evening of January 9, 2026, in Gohardasht, Karaj by government forces. The video was published on the occasion of his birthday.

Morteza Dehghan, Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development, stated that Iran's airspace is open unlike the US. Iran exchanges air traffic with 12 neighboring countries and flights operate according to international regulations. Flight safety is fully ensured and all flights are serviced.

Ali Farhadi, spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, denied reports of teachers' resignations. He stated that this issue is not true and is a rumor. He also mentioned that with the reopening of schools for in-person education, teachers and students have welcomed the return to classroom learning.

A video shows Bahram Yousefi's son blowing out his father's birthday candle. Bahram Yousefi, who owned a children's clothing production unit in Tehran's market, was killed by officers on January 8, 2026, in the Naziabad neighborhood. This incident has been reflected on social media.

The advisor to the head of the Welfare Organization announced a shortage of capacity in elderly care centers. At least 600,000 elderly people need care, but only about 20,000 receive services at home. Urban environments and public transportation are also not suitable for the needs of the elderly.

Attacks on bridges in the war with the Islamic Republic have become a more prominent tactic. These attacks are significant due to the location of bridges near rail networks, main roads, and military bases. This highlights logistical vulnerabilities.

Iman Aghayari, a political analyst, referred to the joint statement of 46 countries at the UN Human Rights Council. These statements are important for documenting human rights violations and protesting executions. The Islamic Republic accepts the least impact from global protests.

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry announced that Islamabad adheres to all applicable sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran. This comes despite Pakistan previously opposing unilateral sanctions against Iran. The report was provided by Javad Hamdani from Iran International.

Alireza Mostafaei, a disabled protester, announced that his Instagram page was blocked due to his support for political prisoners and Reza Pahlavi. He has been summoned by the judiciary on charges of propaganda against the regime. A case has been filed against him.

Iran International has reported that an Israeli infiltrator spy, a graduate of Imam Sadegh University, enabled key Mossad operations in Iran by exploiting security gaps. These operations include sabotage at the Natanz nuclear facility and an explosion at the Malard missile center. These exclusive documents and information were published by Iran International.

The company Troi Trading based in Istanbul has been included in the latest US sanctions. The US Treasury announced that this company sent truck parts to Bahman Diesel. Bahman Diesel is a subsidiary of the Bahman Group.

Rouhollah Rahimipour, journalist and political analyst, referring to Donald Trump's remarks, said these statements do not necessarily indicate a final decision, but Washington is moving toward adopting one. He described Trump's warnings as serious and real and said the Islamic Republic faces a binary choice between an agreement or submitting to a highly destructive and exhausting war.

Ali Nikzad, the deputy speaker of the parliament, said at a ceremony in Neka that the survival of Mojtaba Khamenei during the US and Israeli attack is definitely a miracle. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei studied and taught in Qom and Tehran. Nikzad described this as a sign of a miracle.

Pouria Taherkhani lost 5-2 to Kim Hidong of South Korea in the bronze medal match of the under 94 kg jujitsu category at the Nagoya Asian Games, missing out on a bronze medal. He had reached the semifinals with three victories. After losing in the semifinals, Taherkhani was also defeated in the bronze medal match.

China announced that it vetoed the resolution related to the sanctions experts panel on the Islamic Republic. It considers the activation of the snapback mechanism and the reinstatement of sanctions legally and procedurally flawed. China believes these actions harm diplomatic efforts to resolve the nuclear issue.

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the attack by Iran-backed Houthis on the Taybah power distribution station in Medina. The attack on the civilian infrastructure supplying electricity to the Prophet's Mosque was described as provocative. Pakistan reaffirmed its solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its efforts for peace in the region.

A SpaceX spacecraft carrying four astronauts was launched from Florida and docked with the International Space Station in the fastest American crewed spacecraft trip, taking 7 hours and 55 minutes. Jessica Watkins commands the mission and is the first Black woman to lead this group. The astronauts include two Americans, one Canadian, and one Russian, and they will conduct research focused on human health and performance in orbit.

Priest Vartan Avanesian stated that pressure on Christians in Iran began in the early years of the Islamic Republic. He said Christians are still imprisoned due to their religious beliefs. Although human rights organizations for Christians are active, much work remains to bring their voices to the global community.

The UK permanent representative to the UN stated that UN sanctions related to Iran's nuclear program remain binding despite the veto on extending the expert mission's mandate. She added that ending this mission will make monitoring sanctions more difficult. She also emphasized that Iran has accumulated over 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent.

Aydin Panahi stated that the Islamic Republic did not export any crude oil in the first month of the war. The only remaining oil revenue is from oil that was already on water before the war. He also mentioned increasing pressure on Tehran's economy and foreign exchange resources as the gas and budget crisis approaches.

Farhad Alavi stated that new US sanctions against Iran's automotive, railway, and heavy industries aim to reduce the Islamic Republic's revenue sources. These sanctions cut supply chains and limit foreign companies' cooperation. The main goal is to economically pressure and restrict the government's financial resources.

Donald Trump stated that the Islamic Republic was only three to four weeks or less away from acquiring nuclear weapons. He said Iran has not been able to pass a ship through the Strait of Hormuz for months and the US is removing millions of barrels of oil from the region. Trump predicted the crisis will end soon and oil prices will drop.

A Russian government internal document shows that 68% of its trade with Iran is conducted in rubles and rials. This is while Vladimir Putin had announced in January 2025 that the figure was 95%. Russia has even set a target of 71% for 2026.

The US has deployed two Patriot missile defense batteries to Saudi Arabia and Qatar in recent weeks. This move aims to protect the oil and gas facilities of these countries in case of renewed military operations against Iran. It was done at the request of Saudi and Qatari leaders to reassure them.

Iran is entering winter with chronic gas shortages and reduced production capacity. The First Vice President stated that 250 million cubic meters of gas were lost from the network during two recent wars, and the government hopes to restore 100 million cubic meters. Gas shortages may lead to reduced production, power outages, and increased pollution.

Ashton Hamid Al-Aboudi, an employee of the US Department of Energy, was arrested for attempting to provide material support to Yemen's Houthis. He is accused of procuring drone parts and chemicals and offering technical advice to the Houthis. The charges are unproven, and if convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison.

Donald Trump said the Islamic Republic was only weeks away from obtaining nuclear weapons and the US had no choice but to act. He described the leaders of the Islamic Republic as "crazy" and emphasized that the US has almost full control over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also stated that the war will end soon and the Islamic Republic must make a smart decision.

Donald Trump said it appears that the Islamic Republic was involved in the incident at the Royal Air Force base in Fairford, but he cannot confirm this with certainty. He emphasized that the Islamic Republic's efforts will soon end and their army has been defeated. Trump also stated that their navy and air force have been destroyed.

Mike Waltz, the US ambassador to the UN, stated that the Islamic Republic has violated laws and refuses to abandon its nuclear ambitions. He referred to the IAEA's recent referral of Iran's case to the Security Council. Waltz also accused Russia and China of blocking UN sanctions against Iran.

EU ministers met in Luxembourg to discuss migration, security, and the Schengen area. The main focus was on returning asylum seekers without residence permits. Strengthening cooperation with non-EU countries to repatriate their nationals was also a key topic.

Donald Trump said the war with the Islamic Republic will end very soon and Tehran must make the right decision. He added that the US has almost complete control of the Strait of Hormuz and the Islamic Republic faces 312% inflation and currency collapse. Trump also said Washington is still trying to negotiate and oil prices will drop sharply after the war.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Iran did not load any crude oil onto tankers in September. He attributed this to the pressure campaign by the Trump administration to cut off the Islamic Republic's main source of revenue. The US Treasury also announced that it had launched an economic exclusion operation to cut off Iran's financial resources.

Bert Eriksson stated that the US, after pressuring Iran at sea and air, is now restricting Iran's economic lifelines on land. These restrictions have put pressure on people's livelihoods. Iran's economy is facing high inflation and a declining rial value.

46 countries at the UN Human Rights Council condemned the increased use of the death penalty by the Islamic Republic. They expressed concern about the execution of protesters and violations of due process rights. The statement was read by the representative of Liechtenstein.

Mohammad Mashinchian stated that managing the country and continuing the operation of major industries is not possible under current conditions. These remarks were made in a program on Iran International TV. The full episode is available on YouTube.

Four years have passed since the Bloody Friday of Zahedan, when people went out for prayer and justice and were met with gunfire. The UN fact-finding team reported 103 deaths that day. The pursuit of justice by the families of the victims and the wounded continues.

Shayan Samiei stated that the new US sanctions target the automotive, railway, and related networks of the Islamic Republic. These sanctions increase pressure on income, production, and sanction evasion routes. Additionally, companies in Germany, Turkey, and the UAE are included in this sanction package.

The U.S. Treasury Department announced that as part of efforts to block Iran's sanctions evasion routes, it has sanctioned a number of companies and intermediaries in China, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Indonesia, and Germany.

After Portugal's match against Denmark, Jorge Jesus avoided answering questions about his conflict with Cristiano Ronaldo and emphasized focusing on the next game against Norway. He stated that the rules are the same for everyone and that focusing is not difficult for him. Jesus promised to discuss the issue after the match with Norway.

Alireza Kiani discusses the authority of the Pahlavi kings and the reduction of the king's executive role in the program 'Fereydoun.' He refers to Britain's experience of maintaining the monarchy alongside changes in its powers. This topic was covered in the thirteenth episode of the program.

Nabil Fahmi, Secretary-General of the Arab League, stated that Arab countries' relations with Iran are not shaped by US and Israeli calculations. He emphasized that Iran cannot impose anything on the region and stability requires good neighborliness. Fahmi also told Abbas Araghchi that aggression against any Arab land is unacceptable.

Alireza Kiani explains in the program 'Fereydoun' why the Islamic Republic cannot be considered a rule of law. He states that the supremacy of the Supreme Leader's will over the law makes citizens' rights subject to the will of power.

Miad Maleki stated that the new US sanctions mainly target supply, sales, and goods transfer networks in Iran's neighboring countries. Iranian companies in sectors like metals and automotive rely on networks in Turkey and the UAE. Regional countries' concerns about the Islamic Republic's activities have increased the likelihood of their cooperation in enforcing the sanctions.

The club Eldense announced that Lionel Messi has become the new owner. The Colombian investment group TH transferred its shares to Messi. This is Messi's first ownership of a professional club in Spain.

Alireza Kiani critiques the view that equates constitutional monarchy with the rule of the jurisprudent in the thirteenth episode of the program 'Fereydoun.' The critique was presented in the thirteenth episode. The discussion focuses on the differences between these two systems.

Dalga Khatinoglu, an oil and energy expert, said crude oil exports of regional Arab countries, including Oman, in September were 500,000 barrels per day more than in the pre-war period and also increased significantly last week. He added that these countries have increased exports to the market using oil reserves and help from the US naval fleet. Khatinoglu also stated that Iran's oil loading and sales are currently halted and Tehran's return to the Chinese market will be difficult, even if an agreement is reached with the US.

UKMTO reported that a tanker was hit by an unknown projectile while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, causing a fire. The crew is reported to be safe. The extent of damage and environmental impact is not yet known.

A citizen sent a video to Iran International complaining about the poor quality of the Tehran to Zahedan train. The train was stopped due to a repair of a malfunction. It eventually arrived at the destination with a six-hour delay.