Daily News – 2026-09-21

Miad Maleki stated that US secondary sanctions deter airlines and airport service providers from cooperating with Iran. He added that many foreign companies will stop cooperating with Iran. The US Treasury has targeted support networks in various countries to further restrict sanctions evasion.

Omid Memarian stated that the Human Rights Council fact-finding report increases political pressure on the Islamic Republic and complicates Tehran's efforts at the UN General Assembly. He added that the accusations in the report could affect Iran's relations with other countries. Memarian also warned about the expansion of repression and the new law related to 'influence.'

The first training session of the French national team for the UEFA Nations League was held today under the supervision of Zinedine Zidane. Zidane participated wearing his football shoes and worked with the ball himself. Fabien Barthez and other assistants of Zidane were also present at the training.

A group of contract workers at Khorramabad Municipality reported non-payment of several months of wages and salary claims.

According to Washington, from the day after tomorrow, the global airspace will be closed to all Iranian airlines. This decision was announced based on a report by Niousha Saremi. This issue will have significant impacts on Iranian flights.

Mehdi Mahdavi Azad said on the program "Cheshmandaz" that the Iranian government sees war as a way to overcome the crisis, and Masoud Pezeshkian's trip to New York is unlikely to change Tehran-Washington relations. He added that the Iranian president does not have the authority to negotiate with the US, and the US is also unwilling to enter negotiations. These statements refer to the current state of Iran-US relations.

Ali Zarei, a political prisoner sentenced to death, was transferred to solitary confinement. This transfer took place in Qezel Hesar prison in Karaj. The reason for this transfer is not yet known.

The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council called for the restoration of maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab to pre-war conditions. He rejected any unilateral fees or obstacles to the right of passage. He also condemned attacks by the Islamic Republic on vital facilities and diplomatic sites of the council member countries.

Fereshteh Pezeshk stated that given the current positions of Iran and the United States, it is unlikely that the UN General Assembly will be a turning point in their relations. She added that Iran's case is within the broader global competition among the US, China, and Russia, reducing the chances of an agreement. Pezeshk also noted that China's role is based on its own interests and relations with the US.

A Turkish Airlines representative told Iran International that the company has suspended all flights to Iran at least until March 2027. He added that there is no guarantee of resumption of flights after that date. This suspension will further reduce international travel options for Iranians, who already face increasing restrictions.

Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, announced that from the first of Mehr, Iranian airlines' activities abroad will be stopped. Providing fuel, airport services, or ticket sales to these companies may lead to their removal from the US dollar financial system. Additionally, Masoud Pezeshkian is traveling to New York to attend the UN General Assembly amid US restrictions and warnings from conservatives.

Granit Xhaka was removed from the Swiss national team after admitting to receiving a fake COVID-19 vaccination certificate in 2022. The Lucerne prosecutor's office is investigating the case of fake vaccination certificates, and Xhaka will be interrogated next week. Xhaka stated that he had decided not to get vaccinated at the time and regrets his actions.

Two Iraqi government sources told AFP that Baghdad will suspend flights of Iranian airlines following the US Treasury Secretary's statement. One official said the ban will be implemented from Tuesday morning and warned that countries not complying will face sanctions. Another government source confirmed the remarks.

Mokhtar Alboshokeh, a political prisoner in Arak prison, has been on strike since September 18 due to the refusal to transfer him to Sheiban prison in Ahvaz. He demands to be returned to Sheiban prison. This news was reported by HRANA news agency.

Donald Trump considered an attack on Houthi militants in Yemen but ultimately refrained from military action. After a call from the Saudi crown prince, he ordered readiness for airstrikes, but the White House avoided expanding the battlefield. Trump also spoke with the head of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council.

Victims of the Global case held a protest gathering in Tabriz, demanding resolution of lost investments and accountability from officials. After months and years of waiting, they have not received clear answers. The protests will continue until Wednesday.

Mazdak Mirzayi will appear in programs on Friday and Sunday at 23:00 Tehran time. These programs are broadcast as a hat-trick. The broadcast time is 23:00.

The Cinema House announced the death of Siros Ebrahimzadeh, a veteran artist of radio, television, theater, and Iranian cinema, on Monday, 30th of Shahrivar. He was born in 1937 in Ardabil and acted in several films. His works include "Kamal-ol-Molk" and "Hotel Carton."

Videos released on Sunday evening show an unidentified object with colored lights flying over Tehran. The object was seen in flight. Iranian authorities have not yet commented on the matter.

The UN fact-finding mission reported that the Iranian government committed serious human rights violations during the protests of December and January 2025. The mission cited killings, torture, and inhumane treatment, stating that the actual number of victims is likely higher than official figures. It also mentioned executions of protesters and internet shutdowns, calling for independent investigations.

The list of nominees for the 2026 Ballon d'Or awards has been announced. Thirty players have been nominated for the best male player of the year. Lionel Messi is included, while Cristiano Ronaldo is absent.

Masoud Pezeshkian will travel to New York tomorrow to attend the United Nations General Assembly. At the same time, the US has imposed restrictions on the movement of Iranian delegation members in New York. This news comes amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States.

Esmail Abdi, a teachers' union activist, reported a sharp increase in back-to-school costs and poverty preventing children from continuing their education. He also mentioned teacher shortages, increased dropout rates, and economic pressures causing a crisis in the education system. Abdi added that teachers face livelihood problems and security pressures, affecting the quality of education.

Alireza Mahmoudi, deputy secretary general of Iran's House of Workers and CEO of Emkan Union, announced that following military attacks on the country, about 250,000 workers lost their jobs in the first six months of this year, and at least 1.5 million people left formal employment.

A group of job-seeking youth in Har city held a protest in front of the Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Agro-Industry Company. They demand job opportunities and the employment of local workers, stating they have been pursuing their demands for over a week without receiving a response. The protesters reject claims of insufficient capacity to hire workers and protest repeated unproductive promises.

Videos on social media show an unidentified object with colored lights flying over Tehran on Sunday evening. Iranian authorities have not commented on the matter yet. The nature and how the object entered Tehran's airspace remain unknown.

The US Central Command announced that American forces have redirected the routes of 110 commercial ships until September 21 to prevent their entry into or exit from Iranian ports. The USS Rafael Peralta is operating in the area and continues to enforce the blockade of Iran.

The brother of Mohammad Amin Salami, standing beside his grave, addressed the agent of the Islamic Republic who killed him, saying he will pay the price. Mohammad Amin Salami was killed on January 8, 2026, in Kermanshah. A video of this scene has been released.

The Islamshahr Cultural Association condemned the issuance of a new sentence and case against Masoud Farhikhteh. He has been detained since September 16 last year and was recently sentenced to one year of imprisonment. His transfer to solitary confinement and visitation ban are described as suppression of the voice of justice-seeking.

In a meeting of the Tehran Province Government and Private Sector Dialogue Council, it was announced that hundreds of essential goods suppliers are owed over four billion euros by the government. Part of these claims has remained unsettled for months. Mehdi Beigi analyzed the expansion of the debt chain and the resilience of Iran's credit-based economy in a report.

Zahra Kiani was eliminated from the Wushu competition and Atousa Golshadnejad did not win a medal in Karate. The Iranian women's Kabaddi team defeated Japan. The women's 3x3 basketball team also won against Japan.

JD Vance, the US Vice President, said that Iranians have caused an increase in energy prices by creating fear and disruption in international shipping. He added that the US will try to counter these actions and protect the free flow of trade. He also mentioned that the US Navy is active in this effort.

An aircraft shot down by the Iranian army near the Strait of Hormuz was an American ADM-160 decoy missile. It was mistakenly identified as an Orbiter drone. The US uses the MALD missile to locate Iranian air defense systems.

Trump announced he will soon decide about an attack on Iran. The IRGC spokesperson warned that Tehran will expand the geography of the war. Maariv newspaper reported that two Israeli intelligence agencies assess the Islamic Republic is closer to collapse.

A suspect in Mashhad was sentenced to death. The sentence was issued for the murder of an 11-year-old child. The suspect was also sentenced to imprisonment and lashes for charges related to kidnapping and theft.

The UN Human Rights Council held a session in Geneva to review the human rights situation in Iran. Sara Hossein, head of the fact-finding mission, reported that security forces fired on children and teenagers during the December protests. She also rejected the Islamic Republic's statistics on the number of deaths in these protests.

Medical transfers for female prisoners in Evin are delayed, and some are returned to prison without treatment. Body searches during visitation days have intensified, and some prisoners were barred from the visitation hall due to their clothing. After the memorial ceremony for Mahsa Amini, new restrictions such as banning stationery deliveries and pressure to file complaints against fellow inmates were imposed.

Abdollah Soori from Miandoab was sentenced to seven years, six months, and one day in prison by the Revolutionary Court of Miandoab. The sentence was issued by the Revolutionary Court of Miandoab. More details are published by Harana News Agency.

The Iranian women's 3x3 basketball team started the 2026 Asian Games with a victory. They defeated Uzbekistan 19 to 5 in their first match. This game was a successful start for the Iranian team.

Two Syrian refugee athletes participated in the Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan. They formed the first refugee team in the history of these competitions. More details were provided in an interview with Somayeh Mehri.

Zahra Kiani, the Iranian wushu taolu athlete, failed to win a medal at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. She, who holds two Asian Games silver medals, competed on Monday in the Changquan form against 15 opponents and scored 9.703, finishing fourth.

Ali Habibinejad, Iran's 70 kg boxing representative, lost his first match at the Asian Games to Li Jiufeng from China with a score of three to two. He was eliminated from the competition. There is also an interview with Aryan Saedpanah, an Iranian boxer from the Refugee Team.

Sara Hossain, head of the UN independent fact-finding mission on Iran, stated that the Islamic Republic used military clashes to intensify the harassment of protesters. She added that the December 2025 protests faced a violent response. Also, no accountability has occurred regarding human rights violations following Mahsa Amini's death.

France announced it will summon the Iranian ambassador and take appropriate measures in response to the closure of a French language center in Tehran. The center was closed by order of the Tehran prosecutor's office. France called this action unjustifiable and unacceptable.

Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary, announced that all airlines of the Iranian regime will be shut down from the first of Mehr. He warned that companies providing services to these airlines will face secondary sanctions and risk losing access to the dollar financial system. This is part of the "economic exclusion" operation and previous Treasury sanctions.

Hamid Hajizadeh and his 9-year-old son Karun were killed on the night of September 21, 1998, in their home in Goldasht, Kerman. Both were stabbed multiple times. Their family continues to seek truth and justice after nearly three decades.

The UN Human Rights Council extended the mandate of the fact-finding mission on Iran for two years. The council also called for immediate investigations into allegations of serious human rights violations and crimes related to the protests in December 2025. This decision was made during the session on Monday, September 20.

A student spoke in a video to Iran International about the high costs of school. He said his father is a worker and due to financial difficulties, he had to use a yearly planner instead of a notebook. This highlights the difficult financial situation of some families in Iran.

The death sentences of Mehdi Nazer and Mahnaz Chardoli, detainees from the December 2025 protests, were overturned by the Supreme Court. They had previously been sentenced to death by the Tehran Revolutionary Court. Mehdi Nazer is held in Tehran Grand Prison and Mahnaz Chardoli in Qarchak Varamin Prison.

Donald Trump spoke with Rashad al-Alimi about the advances of the Tehran-backed Houthis. Al-Alimi asked the US to support the Yemeni government. Trump did not commit to military support.

A British historian has revealed in a new book the cooperation of a Russian double agent with MI6 to neutralize the activities of the Tudeh Party in Iran. This cooperation took place in the early years of the Islamic Republic, specifically in 1982 and 1983. Hossein Aghaei explains the role of this spy and the impact of his intelligence in suppressing the Tudeh Party.

The preliminary round of artistic gymnastics at the Nagoya Asian Games has ended. Four Iranian gymnasts qualified for the individual apparatus finals. More details were provided in an interview with Alireza Modiri.

After Ali Karabi's family lit a candle at his grave in Sabzevar, the tombstone was destroyed. Some family members have been summoned by security agencies. Families of the disappeared in January have launched a campaign called "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" for seeking justice.

On the evening of Sunday, September 29, a 12-year-old child was killed by a gunshot during a wedding ceremony in Chabahar. The incident occurred following the traditional shooting practice. Easy access to weapons and this tradition have been criticized.

Telecommunications retirees held a protest in Kermanshah. Their demands include supplementary insurance without deductible and implementation of proportional adjustments according to the law. They also protested against the performance of the Imam Executive Headquarters and the Cooperation Foundation of the IRGC.

A group of Iranians living in the UK gathered in Birmingham on Sunday, 29 Shahrivar. The gathering was held to commemorate the anniversary of Mahsa's uprising. A video of the event was received by Iran International.

Salman Zakir, representative of Urmia, said Trump should raise the white flag of surrender to save the US and Europe from fuel shortages and price hikes. He accused Trump of contradictory statements and a forgetful mind. Zakir added that politicians and analysts do not trust Trump's remarks.

Images have been shared showing some citizens wearing flowers on their heads as a symbolic protest against inflation and livelihood problems. This act symbolizes the despair and psychological pressure of people. The publishers of these images consider this gesture as an expression of pain and protest.

Mohammad Baqer Kharazi, a cleric and political activist who was previously detained, has been released on bail. The detention was carried out by the Special Clerical Prosecutor's Office in Qom. He is now free.

The family of Mohammad Fateh joined the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" and lit candles for him and other eternal names of 1404 and 1401. Mohammad Fateh, 27 years old, was shot on January 8, 2026, in Alvand, Qazvin province. He died after 11 days of hospitalization.

Mohammad Reza Golzar, a cinema actor and TV host, visited the national teams' camp and the Wrestling Federation. He met and talked with Alireza Dabir, the head of the Wrestling Federation.

Today, retired telecommunications workers in East Azerbaijan held a protest gathering. They demanded supplementary insurance without deductibles, implementation of adjustment regulations, and payment of overdue claims. They also protested against the performance of the Executive Headquarters of Imam's Order and the Cooperative Foundation of the IRGC.

A group of retired telecommunications workers in Kurdistan province held a protest in Sanandaj and Bijar against neglect of their long-standing demands and livelihood issues. They demanded proper supplementary insurance, implementation of salary adjustments, and payment of overdue claims. They also expressed their protest against the Executive Headquarters of Imam's Order and the Cooperative Foundation of the IRGC.

Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, said he cannot predict how long the conflict with the Islamic Republic will last. He announced that all Iranian airlines' operations will be suspended worldwide starting from the first of Mehr. The issue with Iran has also been raised with China, and Chinese officials are deeply involved in this process.

The Spanish Football Federation has extended Luis de la Fuente's contract until 2032. De la Fuente has been coaching the Spanish national team since 2022 and has led them to several major championships. He now has the opportunity to coach the team in Euro 2028, the 2030 World Cup, and Euro 2032.

Amnesty International has classified the violent crackdown on protesters in the Mahsa uprising as a crime against humanity. Philip Luther, the organization's research director, stated that the investigation involved reviewing thousands of videos and pages of information. Amnesty International is calling for a global framework to prosecute the leaders of the Islamic Republic.

Workers laid off from Shadgan Steel Company since autumn 1404 protested with their children, demanding attention to their livelihood. They stated that with the school reopening approaching, they cannot afford their children's educational expenses. The layoffs have cut their income and caused difficulties for their children's access to education.

The head of the Zanjan Butchers' Union stated that 25 out of 180 butcher shops have closed due to market conditions and decreased sales. The price of meat has risen from 600,000 tomans last year to about 2,200,000 tomans. This price increase and reduced purchasing power have led to a significant drop in sales and closures of these shops.

The 2026 Asian Games are being held in Nagoya, Japan. Japanese medalists stand with the people on stage after winning medals. They share their joy with the public.

On September 21, 2022, dozens of protesters including Hadis Najafi, Sarina Esmaeilzadeh, Ghazaleh Chalabi, and Hananeh Kia were killed by government forces. Amnesty International has classified the crackdown on protesters as a crime against humanity. Today marks the fourth anniversary of this bloody day.

The Statistical Center of Iran reported that spring 1405 had the worst economic performance in the past 15 years. Iran's economy shrank by more than 10 percent in this season. This issue was discussed in an interview with Mahtab Gholizadeh.

According to the Legal Medicine Organization, 294 people died in traffic accidents in Mashhad in 1404. The police commander stated that the death rate of injured during transfer to medical centers is about 10% higher than the national average. The governor of Mashhad cited lack of coordination between emergency and fire services as a reason for this situation.

A citizen sent a video to Iran International showing a widespread power outage in Bandar Deylam, Bushehr province, on the evening of Sunday, September 20. The power outage has been reported extensively. The video was published by Iran International.

Sardar Azmoun wrote about his longing for the national team jersey and happiness about returning to the national team after being invited again. He mentioned that he has been with the national team since 2014 and never considered himself separate from it. Azmoun emphasized that he is happy to have the opportunity to play for his country again.

Iraqi media reported that the Iraqi government has decided to stop all flights between Iraq and Iran from September 22. However, Baghdad has not officially announced this decision yet. An interview was conducted with Iran International reporter Troske Sadeghi.

On the eve of the new school year, the memory of the immortal students has been revived. The families of the victims speak about the absence of their children in classrooms. Farnoush Faraji reports from the messages of the families of the December victims.

Mohammad Baqer Mohammadi Laeini, representative of Mojtaba Khamenei in Mazandaran, said our virtual space is a killing ground and the policies of the Supreme Council of Cyberspace must be implemented. He emphasized determination and decisiveness in enforcing the law in both real and virtual spaces. He also called for supervision of students and teaching respect for the law in schools.

The mother of Amirhossein Khodadadi joined the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" by lighting a candle at her son's grave. Amirhossein Khodadadi, 22 years old, died on January 8, 2026, due to direct shooting by government forces. This act was done in memory of him and the eternal ones of Najafabad.

Ali Hossein Ghazizadeh stated that the gap between the demands of the US and the acceptance capacity of the Islamic Republic has increased. He said no Western official will sign an agreement that revives the Islamic Republic in its current form. According to him, Tehran must surrender to sign an agreement, which the Iranian government does not accept.

The public relations director of Masoud Pezeshkian's office announced that the US government refused to issue visas for Pezeshkian's media team. Therefore, Pezeshkian will attend the United Nations assembly in New York without his media team.

A group of young job seekers from Mianrud gathered on Saturday, September 18, in front of Beheshti Agro-Industry Company in Dezful. They demanded the hiring of local workers and said the protest has continued for two weeks. So far, no response has been given to their requests.

The Iranian women's 3x3 basketball team defeated Uzbekistan 19 to 5 in the Asian Games in Nagoya. The team players are Mahla Abedi, Farnaz Khodamoradi, Shamim Nouri, and Mahsa Karani.

Al Jazeera reported that the Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's trip to Iran was to explore mediation efforts to resolve the deadlock between Tehran and Washington. Tasnim News Agency stated the trip was related to Iran-Pakistan cooperation and that Naqvi was not carrying any messages between Tehran and Washington. These two reports present differing views on the purpose of the trip.

Armin Raber, a rap singer, was arrested by security forces and transferred to an unknown location. He has been active in organizing rap music meetings in various cities. The news was reported by Harana News Agency.

In some Iranian public schools, parents are forced to pay mandatory financial contributions for registration and receiving textbooks. These amounts range from several hundred thousand to tens of millions of tomans, and families face financial difficulties. Education officials have stated that public schools are not allowed to charge tuition, but this rule is not being followed.

Abbasali Mohammadian, Tehran's police commander, stated that consumption and cultivation of 'Gol' is illegal and offenders will be dealt with. He also mentioned that nearly 60 kilograms of cocaine have been seized since the beginning of the year. The price of one kilogram of Colombian cocaine in Tehran is about 10 billion tomans.

Parnian Dabiri's father lit a candle on his child's grave on the evening of Sunday, September 20. He said Parnian should have been preparing to go to school these days. This video has been released.

Iranian rappers face restrictions such as arrest and imprisonment. Government institutions monitor the activities of popular rappers. Some have been warned about publishing political and protest content.

According to a recent Pew Research Center survey, the majority of Israeli and Palestinian citizens consider peaceful coexistence between Israel and an independent Palestinian state unlikely. This survey provides the latest data. An interview with Ashkan Safaei was conducted on Iran International.

Shirwan Dubardani, a member of the Iraqi parliament's security and defense committee, said that after the intensification of US economic pressure on Tehran, Iraq has become the only remaining route for Iran to access dollars. He added that dollar smuggling from Iraq to Iran continues.

Morteza Kazemian from Iran International said the threats by the IRGC spokesperson about changing the geography of war go beyond bravado and reflect the views of the Islamic Republic's military officials. He added these threats increase pressure on the Islamic Republic and raise regional sensitivities.

A video of Fatemeh Soltani, the martyr's daughter, going to school has been released. Fatemeh Soltani was killed on January 8, 2026, by Islamic Republic agents in Esfarayen by gunfire. This incident has been reflected in social media.

Reuters reported a sharp decline in ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Only 17 ships passed in the last week, compared to about 125 daily before the war. Saudi Arabia and Iraq supply the majority of oil exports through this route.

Masoud Pezeshkian, the head of the Islamic Republic government, rang the bell to start the 1405-1406 school year at a school in District 11 of Tehran. He told the students that they are gems and that he came from an ordinary family to reach this position. The ceremony was held at the beginning of the school year.

The Football Federation's Appeals Committee rejected the protests by Khodadad Azizi and Tractor Club against the disciplinary committee's rulings. Khodadad Azizi was sentenced to four months of stadium ban and a two billion toman fine. The one billion rial fine for Tractor Club was also confirmed.

Yesterday, a female worker died due to the overturning of a vehicle carrying seasonal agricultural workers on the Saghez-Bukan road. The incident occurred on the evening of Friday, September 18. Five other workers were also injured in the accident.

Rouhollah Rahimpour referred to the statements of the IRGC spokesperson about readiness for a long war and said the Islamic Republic has tools to expand the geography of war and crisis. He emphasized that this does not mean it has the ability to create a new regional order.

Hossein Aghaei spoke about rising tensions in the region and the possibility of war resuming. He said the type and scope of potential attacks depend on Donald Trump's ultimate goal. He also mentioned the possibility of regime change and the return of Prince Reza Pahlavi.

Tasnim news agency reported that the visit of Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to Iran on Monday is related to Iran-Pakistan cooperation and not to message transfer between Tehran and Washington. Tasnim stated that the minister is not carrying any message for the Islamic Republic and Tehran will not send any message through him. Tehran's seven conditions have been clearly communicated to the Americans previously and remain unchanged.

A video on social media shows that the Jewish cemetery in Jamkhaneh, Kermanshah, has become a site for garbage and debris accumulation. This issue has raised concerns. The condition of the cemetery has been reported as clearly inappropriate.

Vesagh Sanaei, a spokesperson for the global Bahá'í community, stated that homes of several Bahá'í citizens in Shiraz were searched and five were summoned to the Ministry of Intelligence detention center. He said pressure on the Bahá'í community has increased in many cities and provinces of Iran. He also noted that the judiciary has become a tool for persecuting religious minorities.

The Iranian men's national handball team lost 34-20 to Bahrain in their second match at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya. They had also lost their first match against Kuwait by two goals. Iran's upcoming matches are against South Korea and Kazakhstan.

Roya Sabat, a Bahá'í prisoner in Adelabad Prison in Shiraz, has been deprived of specialized medical care due to severe injuries to her back and neck. Her request for medical leave has not been approved so far. She has not been transferred to medical centers outside the prison for treatment.

Mohammad Qaedi said Trump refrained from military action against the Houthis to avoid dividing American forces. The US is preserving its military resources for a possible escalation with the Islamic Republic. It may take action soon in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab.

Mohammadreza Karami's brother joined the campaign "One Candle, One Name, One Memory" and lit a candle at his grave. Mohammadreza Karami, a 16-year-old boxer, died from gunshot wounds during the protests on January 3, 2026, in Malekshahi, Ilam province.

Erfan Ghaneifard said the US is trying to keep the negotiation path open while increasing the cost of the current situation for the Islamic Republic. He added that Washington believes time is on its side and Iran's maneuvering power is decreasing. The US knows its next step, but Tehran does not know what the US's next option will be.

Lionel Messi scored a free-kick goal in Inter Miami's 2-2 draw against San Diego FC, bringing his official career goals to 930. Messi equalized the game in the 24th minute and continues to play a key role in his team. Despite further efforts, the team could not secure a win, but Messi is pursuing the milestone of 1,000 goals.

Ali Khazarian announced that Iranian armed forces have started testing firing at American combat vessels. He stated that the Islamic Republic will soon have the capability to fire at American aircraft carriers. Additionally, Iran's oil sales have continued during the war, while American warships face docking difficulties in the region.

Sadegh Beigdeli stated that the restriction of Iran's air routes and the increased importance of the Iraq land border raise transportation costs and reduce transfer speed. This affects Iran's logistical and arms supply networks. Additionally, pressure on Iraq's financial network will further limit and increase the cost of accessible routes for the government.

Masoud Pezeshkian and Abbas Araghchi have traveled to New York to attend the UN General Assembly. This assembly could be the last diplomatic opportunity for the Islamic Republic to make concessions to the US. If no agreement is reached, the US may continue economic pressure or military action.

Hamidreza Hajibabaei stated that the Strait of Hormuz symbolizes the Islamic Republic's power against the US, and the US seeks to weaken Iran's position there. He emphasized that reaching an agreement with the US is impossible. Hajibabaei also called for attacks on US economic positions in the region.

Eston Aronov, Sergiev, and Rustam Ashurmatov, Uzbek players in Iran's Premier League, were not invited to their national team for the match against Iran. Yaser Asani was also not included in Albania's national team list. This news was reported by Iran International.

The spokesperson of the IRGC stated that the war is not over and the IRGC is prepared for a long-term war. He said that if a new aggression occurs, the geography of the war will change. He also mentioned that US military bases in the region are targeted by IRGC missiles and drones and cannot protect themselves.

Kayhan newspaper warned about the increasing violation of hijab and breaking new boundaries of modesty in public spaces. It called for an immediate halt to the current trend and expressed concern about the spread of licentiousness in some areas. Kayhan emphasized that society should not allow breaking one boundary to lead to breaking others.

Donald Trump delayed the execution of airstrikes against the Houthis after ordering the Pentagon to prepare for the attacks. Military commanders approved the targets and began preparations. Trump's close circle opposed opening a new front in the war.

Reuters reported that the number of cargo ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday and Sunday dropped to 12. This is a 66% decrease compared to 35 ships the previous weekend. The reduction comes amid ongoing tensions in the Persian Gulf.

Oil prices fell in Asian trading on Monday as investors focused on diplomatic efforts to end the war between America and the Islamic Republic. Brent and WTI crude prices dropped, and signs of diplomatic progress along with efforts to restore Saudi supply reduced supply shortage concerns. Trump expressed readiness to meet Pezeshkian, while Houthi attacks and pipeline disruption still cause worries, but reports of more Saudi shipments eased immediate fears.

Distribution of the flu vaccine in pharmacies in Iran has not yet begun and domestic production has also been halted. The Food and Drug Administration has announced it is pursuing vaccine supplies from China and Russia, but the public release date and final price are still unclear. The vaccines may be provided to eligible groups from late September to early October.

Dani Danon warned that if the Islamic Republic attacks Israel again, Israel will respond without coordinating with others. He emphasized Israel's close cooperation with the US and said any solution must prevent Tehran from acquiring nuclear capability and missile threats. Benjamin Netanyahu will also travel to New York to speak at the UN General Assembly.

Donald Trump is considering three options regarding the Islamic Republic: extensive military attacks, continued economic pressure, or reaching an agreement to end the conflict. The war has entered its eighth month, increasing pressure on energy transit routes. The US House of Representatives has voted to limit military operations against the Islamic Republic.

Egyptian President el-Sisi, in a meeting with CIA Director John Ratcliffe, called for a comprehensive agreement to end the crisis related to the Islamic Republic, restore regional stability, and ensure freedom of international navigation. He emphasized Egypt's support for efforts toward a comprehensive deal and the preservation of Arab countries' security and sovereignty. Ratcliffe conveyed President Trump's message of continued close coordination with Cairo to strengthen Middle East security.

Mike Waltz, the US ambassador to the United Nations, said he does not set a specific timeline for ending the war with Iran. He believes that continued economic pressure on the Islamic Republic benefits the US. Waltz also referred to the naval blockade of Iran, which increases pressure on its economy.

Republican representative Tim Burchett said Iran was close to acquiring nuclear weapons and was preparing for Armageddon. He claimed that Donald Trump's intervention prevented Iran from obtaining these weapons. Trump also stated that he is in the decision-making stage regarding Iran and is considering various options.

Mahdi al-Mashat, head of the Houthi Supreme Political Council in Yemen, announced that the group is pursuing a new policy called "siege for siege, escalation for escalation." He emphasized that their options will escalate and they will not retreat from their rights. They also demand an end to the Saudi blockade, reopening of airports and ports, and compensation from Riyadh.

Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, stated that sustainable security in the region cannot be achieved through escalating tensions and retaliatory actions. He emphasized the need for a framework that respects the sovereignty of countries and prevents threats against others. He also highlighted the close connection between diplomacy and economic stability.

Russia and Ukraine carried out one of the most extensive recent drone counterattacks. Four people, including three children, were killed in the Russian attacks. Ukraine targeted Moscow and Russian oil facilities with hundreds of drones.

Morad Vaisi, senior analyst at Iran International, stated that the potential goals of a joint attack by the US and regional countries could be the destruction of Iran's nuclear capabilities and economic infrastructure. He also mentioned attacks on government centers and military and security structures. These attacks aim to paralyze the economy and eliminate senior political and military commanders.

Morad Veysi said that it is very difficult for Masoud Pezeshkian to meet Donald Trump on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. He added that in the power structure of the Islamic Republic, the president does not have the authority for such a decision, and this permission was not given to Khatami and Rouhani before. Also, any contact with American officials faces strong reactions from Ali Khamenei.

Pegah Malekmohammadi, a member of Paris City Council, said the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement has attracted global attention to the situation in Iran. She added that Iranians are fighting for freedom, women's rights, human rights, and secularism. Malekmohammadi believes that establishing a democratic and secular Iran will contribute to global security.

Mitra Hejazipour won the international women's blitz chess championship in France on Sunday, 29 Shahrivar 1405, scoring 9.5 points out of 13 rounds. She placed eighteenth overall in the combined men's and women's table and defeated French grandmaster Paul Velten in the final round.

Morad Vaisi, a senior analyst at Iran International, reported signs of a possible large and imminent attack in the Middle East. Concerns include Washington's warnings and US bomber flights in Britain. Donald Trump's threatening statements have increased the likelihood of a serious confrontation.

The audio version of the Politics program with Murad Veisi has been released. The topic of this episode is signs of a large and imminent attack. This program was broadcast by Iran International.

Kamyar Behrang said Masoud Pezeshkian does not have decision-making authority in cases like nuclear negotiations and war. Therefore, his trip to the UN General Assembly is unlikely to achieve a reduction in international pressures on the Islamic Republic. Also, if the trip is unsuccessful, the Islamic Republic may portray it as a political success in domestic media.

The joint exercise "Eager Lion" with the participation of US and Jordanian forces has entered its second week. The exercise is held at Fort Carson base in Colorado. The training programs focus on important military areas including cyber defense.

Seyyed Mousa Shabiri Zanjani, a Shia religious authority, passed away on Sunday, 30th of Shahrivar, in Qom. He had been hospitalized since Friday due to stomach bleeding and a pulmonary complication. In 1994, he was introduced as one of the seven government-approved religious authorities.

Amir Ghalenoei has announced only the names of domestic league players for the national team's new camp. No legionnaires' names have been released for the matches against Uzbekistan and Russia. Some players like Mehdi Taremi have joined the camp in Tehran.

Mohammad Taghavi said in the Hat-trick program that the players and members of the national football team were not supportive of the people, and therefore they have no popularity among the public.

Al Arabiya reported that Tehran is pressuring armed groups in Iraq not to hand over their weapons. The Iraqi Weapons Containment Committee received a document from these groups raising demands regarding weapon surrender. This report was published on Sunday, 29 Shahrivar.

Abdolhossein Hemmati, a member of the presiding board of the parliament's energy committee, said that the US cannot hide the realities of the Strait of Hormuz and global markets with threats and sanctions, and the Islamic Republic holds the pulse of the world's economic artery. He added that energy security and global production chain stability are intertwined, and managing the crisis is only possible by accepting Iran's geopolitical weight.

The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the Islamic Republic's decision to close the French language center in Tehran. The ministry called the action unjustifiable and unacceptable and announced it would take appropriate measures. The French language center affiliated with the French embassy in Tehran was sealed by order of the prosecutor.