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Following the Iranian attack in Kuwait, a diplomatic source expressed frustration that the countries of the region are the ones bearing the consequences of the continued launches. "We are losing trust in Iran," he added.

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Huge lines at gas stations, galloping inflation, and a severe shortage of basic goods: citizens in Iran describe a daily reality of a war for survival in the face of an unprecedented economic crisis. At the same time, forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij are flooding the streets with strict searches, and desperate residents are making a direct appeal to the West: "Trump...

The Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced that Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani will arrive in Tehran tomorrow for talks with Iranian officials. The visit aims to de-escalate tensions and address regional security issues, including freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian journalist and researcher Arash Azizi wrote for the digital magazine "The Atlantic" that the decrease in activity and statements from the leader is fueling a growing wave of rumors about his condition. "I believe that Khamenei is dead or in a state of brain death," a senior official in a government office told the journalist.

Due to high demand, gas stations in Tehran have imposed a 20-liter limit per vehicle. The President of Iran warns that selling gasoline below market rates is placing immense pressure on state resources. The crisis is intensifying against the backdrop of a plummeting national currency and threats from Donald Trump.

Tehran has resumed threats against countries assisting the US, clarifying that it reserves the right to strike the source of any aggressive action. The regime is also signaling the possibility of disrupting oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. Observers note that Iran views the current situation as a struggle for survival.

The Donald Trump administration is expected to announce an unprecedented wave of sanctions designed to isolate Iran almost completely from global trade. The move includes maximum tightening of the naval blockade, a plan for American control of the Strait of Hormuz, and sanctions on companies and countries that trade with Tehran. At the same time, the US is working to seize the assets of the...

Iran has been dealing with a struggle over women's modesty for years, but the situation appears to be worsening. While the regime has been occupied with the Israeli and American air forces over the last six months, the Islamic Republic has done almost nothing about the growing number of women openly refusing to wear a hijab.

In response to the attack and expulsion of two French diplomats from Tehran, the French Foreign Minister announced that two Iranian diplomats will be expelled from France in the coming days.

The 60-day deadline from the memorandum of understanding has passed, and the Wall Street Journal has revealed the hardline leaders' plan for escalation while negotiations with the US are ongoing. Intelligence indicates that Iran used the "window of opportunity" to rebuild its missile arsenal, with leadership asserting that "the main war has not yet begun."

The resumption of Emirati flights in Iranian airspace and the movement of presidential aircraft signal a thaw between Abu Dhabi and Tehran. In Israel, it is emphasized that, in parallel, security cooperation with the UAE reached an unprecedented level during the war.

Donald Trump, through his envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, is working on a plan to rehabilitate Iran and return it to the 'family of nations.' The President is also harboring a dream of an official visit to Tehran, which he calculates would earn him a Nobel Peace Prize.

With 300% inflation, dry oil taps, and an acute shortage of water and electricity, the Ayatollah regime is functioning like a "wounded animal." The hysterical military maneuvers and civil suffocation reveal the truth: the regime is terrified of an internal rebellion, while the US neutralizes its last bargaining chip.

The cost of living in Iran is breaking records following the military conflict, the naval blockade, and inflation that has crossed the 80% threshold. Facing a sharp drop in purchasing power, companies and businesses in the country are forced to turn to creative marketing methods, selling half-portions, and deferred payments via "buy now, pay later" to survive.

The commander of the Iranian Border Guard addressed claims regarding an invasion of the country and clarified: "Our borders are secure - we have an abundance of soldiers." Simultaneously, the spokesperson for the Iranian Parliament's leadership criticized the "Mecca Agreement" signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan: "A sign of defeat - relying on Washington's support: leaning on a...

A senior Iranian official clarified today, Wednesday, ahead of the expiration of the 60-day ceasefire set in the memorandum of understanding, that no discussions are being held with the United States regarding its extension. The official, speaking to Reuters, placed the responsibility for the deadlock on Washington, claiming that the US violated previous agreements.

As Iran moves away from the active combat phase, senior officials in the ruling hierarchy are intensifying their efforts to exploit the situation to establish their status in the new leadership.

While reports on his condition continue to contradict each other, the prolonged absence of Iran's leader from the public arena leaves the system in Tehran dependent on written statements and interpretations by senior officials.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Sunday that there are no direct negotiations with the US, with communication limited to intermediaries. Tehran has set six conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, including the lifting of sanctions and the withdrawal of American forces from the region.

According to a report in The Guardian, Tehran is considering delaying contacts with Washington until the US midterm elections, hoping that the consequences of the war, oil prices, and public pressure will harm the Republicans and reduce Donald Trump's room for maneuver.

According to reports in Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei has not met with government members since the attack in February and has not appeared in public since his appointment. Rumors of a deterioration in his condition are circulating in Tehran, but there is no official confirmation.

The Jewish community in Iran lives in constant tension. The intensifying war between Iran, Israel, and the United States only complicates an already delicate situation.

Drama in Iran: A close associate of Mojtaba Khamenei revealed the ongoing confrontation between him and the Iranian president. The desire to resign and the backing down - new details from the last few days about the Supreme Leader of Iran, who has not yet been seen alive.

Authorities in Tehran hanged Amid Behzad and Pouria Safvat this morning, accusing them of passing military locations to Israel. Human rights organizations warn that the regime is exploiting security tensions to execute dozens of young people.

The sense of hubris in Tehran may increase the chances of a more powerful attack, even if the timing is less desirable for Donald Trump. Alongside preparations for the possibility of escalation with Iran, Israel is required to maintain its level of readiness.

Facing escalation, Iran's leaders present a united front, yet a deep debate rages in Tehran over war strategy. Radicals oppose negotiations with the US, while a moderate camp pushes for flexibility to address economic crises.

While Tehran recognizes the American desire to avoid confrontation, Israel is still waiting for Washington's umbrella. Conclusion: we must prepare for the day after the American president.

Special report: Citizens from Iran tell about the intensification of repression in the shadow of the wave of executions, about the presence of armed men, and about phone checks in the metro.

Harsh testimonies reveal the chilling reality of the Jewish community in Iran in the shadow of escalation. From violence against children in schools to looting by militias: "They must prove absolute loyalty to survive."

Clouds of smoke were seen rising today, Monday, in northern Tehran following a fire in a building adjacent to the Esteghlal Hotel. Thick black smoke covered the large structure, and flames were visible from nearby rooftops.

According to regional sources, the Iranian president and foreign minister are trying to maintain a channel of talks with the US, but their influence is waning. The IRGC is expanding its grip on power centers, and sources estimate that the civilian leadership may strengthen if the IRGC realizes that their procurement options in the arms markets are shrinking.

At the head of Iran stands Mojtaba Khamenei, a "present-absent" leader who has not yet been seen in public and whose voice has not been heard. Was he mortally wounded in the attack that eliminated his father?

The bombings have returned, the currency is plummeting, and power and water outages are expanding. Residents from Tehran to the port cities in the south describe lives reduced to worrying about food, livelihood, and family members — alongside the fear of the attacks and the regime's repressive mechanisms.