Commander Majid Khademi, the intelligence commander of the IRGC, was killed in last night's Israeli attacks

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Electronics Factory of Iran's Defense Industries in Shiraz is under intensive USAF/IAF airstrikes.

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Shiraz's Continental Shelf Oil Company is under heavy airstrikes.

Shiraz's Continental Shelf Oil Company is one of the biggest revenue sources for IRGC in Shiraz.

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Reports indicate that from the early hours of the day, the Misagh Base, affiliated with the IRGC and Basij, has come under continuous strikes by the United States and Israeli forces.

Simultaneously, airstrikes have been reported in the Hafar area of Khorramshahr, a region known for its military installations.

Additionally, recent reports suggest that border bases in these areas have been targeted multiple times over the past few days.

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Family members of ISIS terrorists are protesting in Damascus for their family members to be released from Iraq's prisons.

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"Tehran will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a temporary ceasefire." - Senior Iranian official to Reuters.

"Tehran sees that America is not ready for a permanent ceasefire." - Senior Iranian official to Reuters.

Iran is seeking a permanent end to the war and will not accept a temporary ceasefire, demanding guarantees that it will not be attacked again.

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According to the "ALMA Research Center" report, during the night hours between April 5 and 6, Yazdan Mir, also known as Asghar Bagheri – commander of Unit 840 – was assassinated. He was known by the title "Sardar Bagheri"; a title derived from the military rank "Sardar" which is used as an honorary title for brigadier general and above in the armed forces.

Unit 840 is a special operations unit within the Quds Force responsible for advancing and directing assassination operations worldwide.

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The United States and Israel have a set of targets lined up in Iran designed to cripple the country’s economy and ensure the regime’s recovery from this war is “long and painful,” with Israel awaiting authorization from Washington this week to begin striking energy facilities across Iran, officials tell The New York Times.

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Iran’s Asaluyeh petrochemical complex was among the energy facilities targeted in the recent airstrikes.

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U.S. Central Command, CENTCOM:

The military capabilities of the Iranian regime continue to decline while U.S. forces relentlessly attack military targets inside Iran.

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Iranian state media have announced that security and intelligence forces have identified and arrested 42 individuals in Ahvaz.

According to these media, these people, with prior planning, made phone calls, took photos and videos of sensitive military and non-military centers, and sent the information to what has been called "hostile networks."

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Update on the attack on the 10th Tactical Air Base in Konarak in Iran.

Based on high-resolution satellite images from Satellogic dated April 2, more detailed information about the attack on the underground fuel storage complex of this base has been released.

In these images, thick columns of smoke are seen rising directly from the fuel tank locations, confirming that 3 out of 4 underground tanks were hit directly and are burning. The flames are clearly visible from the location of these tanks.

The status of the fourth tank remains unclear as it is completely hidden in black smoke.

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There was a fire incident at Kuwait's petrochemical complex.

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Iraq begins exporting an additional 90,000 barrels of oil per day through the Kurdistan Region’s pipeline to Turkey, a move aimed at increasing total flows to global markets to 340,000 bpd amid the escalating regional tensions, Rudaw has learned.

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Three drone strikes hit the residence of Hussein Yazdanpana, the leader of PAK, in the Degala area east of Erbil.

It is still unclear whether there were any casualties.

Yazdanpana, however, has likely already vacated the house and does not currently live there.

So far, the Rojhilat Kurdish groups most heavily targeted in these attacks have been KDPI, PAK, the Komala factions, and Khabat.

PJAK remains the notable exception and appears to have stayed outside the groups coming under attack.

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A Turkish influencer recently highlighted the discrimination faced by Kurds from Turkish nationalist groups.

He noted that while he has shared content in approximately 30 different languages without issue, a post about the Kurdish language triggered threats and insults.

Turkish nationalists accused him of terrorism and directed offensive remarks toward his family.

The video in question was strictly educational and did not contain any content praising Kurds or promoting political agendas.

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PJAK spokesperson Rêwar Abdanan stated:

- “Those who see Kurds only as military forces are mistaken. Kurds are a political community with defined democratic demands.”

- “In developments in Iran, PJAK acts in a way that enables Kurds to engage with other parties and have a voice within the framework of their own political demands.”

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Iraq’s federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) have reached a key agreement to unify customs policies and jointly manage border crossings, in a move aimed at strengthening economic coordination and improving revenue collection.

The agreement was finalized on Monday during the 13th meeting of Iraq’s Ministerial Council for the Economy, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein, with the participation of a high-level KRG delegation.

A central component of the agreement is the implementation of the ASYCUDA electronic customs system at border crossings in the Kurdistan Region. The system is expected to streamline procedures, reduce inefficiencies, and improve transparency in customs operations.

Management of customs in the region will be conducted jointly between Baghdad and Erbil under the new framework.

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A senior figure in Sudani’s parliamentary bloc, which now holds more than 50 seats, has reiterated that they will vote for the PUK’s candidate for the Iraqi presidency, Nizar Amedi, and says he now has majority support.

Today, Iraqi parliament speaker Haibat al-Halbousi, from the Taqaddum party, whose bloc holds about 40 seats and also backs the PUK candidate, said the vote to elect the president will go ahead on April 11 and will not be postponed again.

The KDP has been pushing to delay the vote indefinitely until the Kurdish parties reach a consensus or the Iran war subsides and Maliki’s bloc supports this position, but several blocs, including Sudani’s, have rejected that demand.

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