September 2018
CNN: Intelligence Estimates Indicate Likelihood of Iranian Proxy Attacks on U.S. Interests
Recent intelligence suggests Iranian proxy groups may be planning attacks on U.S. interests in the Middle East. The report follows a deadly attack in Ahvaz,…
Deployment of Special Police Forces in Various Locations in Tehran
Special police forces have been deployed across Tehran in response to recent threats following a deadly attack in Ahvaz that left 24 dead. The Iranian…
Iran Banned from Collaborating with Other Countries to Combat Money Laundering
The Iranian parliament has removed international cooperation clauses from a money laundering bill, jeopardizing Iran's compliance with FATF regulations. The deadline for Iran to join…
Mike Pompeo: Trump's Negotiation with Ayatollah Khamenei Would Be Interesting and Important
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo revealed President Trump's interest in negotiating with Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, calling it an important opportunity. This comes amidst…
Zarif on FATF: It Doesn't Solve All Problems, but Strengthens National Interests
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif defended the approval of FATF-related bills, stating they won't solve all issues but will remove excuses used by Iran's…
IRGC Deputy Commander Says US Attack Would Expand Iran's Influence in the Region
The Deputy Commander of the IRGC asserts that a potential US military attack on Iran would ultimately enhance Iran's regional influence. This statement comes amid…
Salehi: Iran is ready to build advanced centrifuges and enrich uranium at higher levels
Ali Akbar Salehi, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, announced Iran's readiness to build advanced centrifuges and enrich uranium at higher levels, expressing hope for…
United Nations Calls for Immediate Release of American Researcher Imprisoned in Iran
The UN has called for the immediate release of Xiao Wang, a Chinese-American researcher sentenced to 10 years in Iran, citing a lack of legal…
Iran Ordered to Pay $104 Million in Damages to Victims of Khobar Towers Bombing
A U.S. federal judge ordered Iran to pay $104 million to the families of victims of the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing. The ruling comes despite…
Khamenei Calls for Maximum Military Strength to 'Intimidate the Enemy'
Ayatollah Khamenei has called for strengthening Iran's military capabilities to intimidate enemies, citing successes in Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon against U.S. influence. This comes amid…
Khamenei's Call for Increased Iran-Russia Cooperation to 'Contain America'
Ayatollah Khamenei urged increased Iran-Russia cooperation to counter US influence during a meeting with Vladimir Putin. He emphasized the need for economic transactions outside the…
Paradox with Kambeiz Hosseini; I'm Really Tired, People!
Kambeiz Hosseini discusses various forms of fatigue, particularly in relation to the political and social conditions in Iran. He expresses a sense of exhaustion from…
Mahmoud Sadeghi Reports Leader's Agreement on Anti-Money Laundering Bills
Mahmoud Sadeghi announced that Ayatollah Khamenei has agreed to the approval of anti-money laundering bills in Iran. This development comes as the Iranian government seeks…
Donald Trump: Iran is Currently in Complete Turmoil
Donald Trump commented on Iran's current state of turmoil, stating he is open to talks but does not prioritize them. The U.S. has reinstated sanctions…
News Summary for Wednesday, September 5
On September 5, 2018, US President Donald Trump stated he does not care if Iranian leaders want to negotiate, while Russian President Vladimir Putin plans…
News Summary for Tuesday, September 4
On September 4, 1397, significant news included the return of an Achaemenid tablet to Iran, changes to the National Shoe's logo, and Iran's warning to…
The Price of the Dollar in Tehran's Free Market Reaches 12,000 Tomans Again
The price of the US dollar in Tehran's free market has surged to 12,000 tomans due to increased demand and market volatility. The Iranian Central…
Court Session for 12 Defendants Accused of Disrupting Mobile Phone Market Begins
A court session has begun for 12 defendants accused of disrupting the mobile phone market by misusing government-subsidized currency for imports and selling at inflated…