🇦🇺 | Australia will expel Iran’s ambassador and designate the IRGC a terrorist organization after intelligence officials concluded Iran was behind multiple recent antisemitic attacks, including last year’s firebombing of the Adass Israel synagogue in Melbourne.

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🇵🇸 | Journalist Mohamed Haniyeh highlighted martyr Mariam Abu Daqqa, who silently donated her kidney to her father without seeking attention. More than a journalist, she was a compassionate observer, capturing and conveying suffering with bravery, never missing the pain of a child, mother, or injured person.

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🇮🇷: 🇵🇰 | Major General Mousavi addresses the Commander of the Pakistan Army: We expect concrete action against terrorists:

The Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, in a phone conversation with Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Commander of the Pakistan Army:

Unfortunately, the movements of terrorist groups have increased on both sides of the border. Iran is ready to cooperate with Pakistan to eradicate terrorism. We expect that, within the framework of this bilateral cooperation, practical measures will be taken against terrorists. Of course, some actions have been taken in the past, which must now be expanded and any shortcomings addressed. We are fully aligned with you regarding border security, and the Pakistan-Iran border must be transformed into a border of friendship, brotherhood, and economic development, which we will certainly achieve through mutual cooperation.

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🗞️ | Ismail Najjar writes:

Hezbollah stands firm between steadfast principles and the treachery of some former allies who have now turned their knives against the resistance. These betrayals reveal their true colors and remove all pretense.

Hezbollah was never naive in reading the Lebanese and regional scene. It always understood that most of its alliances were conditional, based on the interests of others, and that these allies often leveraged Hezbollah’s popular and political capital for their gain, only to depart when circumstances changed. Yet, the party remained patient, made sacrifices, carried their burdens, and stood by them through every battle and turning point.

It is not accurate to say Hezbollah failed in choosing allies. Rather, it was a reality imposed by Lebanese political dynamics. Guided by the principle of “making do with what’s available,” the party built alliances while promoting national awareness and dedication to the Palestinian cause.

But when crises deepened and conflicts escalated, many of those who once benefited from the resistance’s sacrifices betrayed it at the first critical juncture.

The Mar Mikhael Understanding: Hezbollah knew its alliances were fragile, but it invested fully, giving more than it received. It did not withdraw nor initiate departure, yet it was abandoned and confronted by those demanding disarmament when Bassil turned against it.

Walid Jumblatt, a master of opportunism, burned his bridges with Hezbollah even before the Syrian army left Lebanon, riding the Western tide early and becoming a spearhead in questioning the resistance and stabbing it in the back.

Faisal Karami and Walid Baareini quietly withdrew from the hall of resistance honor, leaving without explanation, apology, or farewell, closing the doors behind them as if they had never stood alongside the resistance.

Wiam Wahhab, experienced in political maneuvering, distanced himself due to past electoral conflicts but maintained cordial ties, playing the role of “advisor” to resistance opponents while swaying politically between the resistance and other Arab positions.

Prince Talal Arslan, a friend and ally, neither opposed the resistance nor supported it as he should have. He remained largely silent, appearing only when necessity demanded, raising doubts about his commitment.

Minister Hassan Murad was the last to leave, heading to Dar al-Fatwa and Riyadh to protect his private interests, universities, and projects, abandoning the resistance as if it had never supported him or his father.

Hezbollah knew all this. It understood their ambitions and anticipated their eventual betrayal, yet it remained patient, sacrificing for them, fully aware that many would turn against it. Today, nearly 90% of its former allies have betrayed it, aligning with those demanding disarmament and standing with the enemies.

Still, Hezbollah remains unbroken. It has not wavered before the treachery of allies nor before the siege of enemies. Its weapon remains drawn, its eyes fixed on the south where the real adversary lies. Opportunistic allies may come and go, but Hezbollah remains steadfast, the pillar of the homeland, and its sword when threatened.

Only the truth prevails.


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🇮🇷 | Iran vowed reciprocal action after Australia expelled its ambassador, rejecting claims from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese that Tehran orchestrated arson attacks on a Sydney café and a Melbourne synagogue.

“The accusation that has been made is absolutely rejected,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said, warning that “any inappropriate and unjustified action on a diplomatic level will have a reciprocal reaction.”

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🇮🇶 | IRGC Brigadier Yahya Rahim Safavi:

After returning from Syria, Hajj Qassim Soleimani arranged a meeting with His Eminence Ayatullah Sayyid al-Sistani (H), demonstrating his respect by scheduling a prior appointment. Following the martyrdom of these leaders, my “close friend” from the household of Ayatullah Sistani (H) informed me that the two martyrs, Hajj Qassim Soleimani (r) and Hajj Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis (r), would regularly visit His Eminence Sayyid al-Sistani at his blessed residence in Najaf al-Ashraf.

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☑️ | The assault on Ramallah is clearly showing that the hit is connected to the occupation of the West Bank, and the same is ongoing in Syria where Julani’s treacherous speeches are being used to shadow the Israeli occupation and invasion moving towards Damascus, expanding kilometer by kilometer, hour by hour. Meanwhile, pressure on Iran through diplomatic cutoffs and attempts to stir internal strife is also being spread in a direction that cannot be stopped if escalated.

Pakistan land-based terrorism inside Iran is now expanding, adding to other issues. However, for now, the events remain limited and no greater threats have yet emerged. If the situation escalates, it could become deeply problematic, but the security forces remain on full alert, seriously monitoring, dismantling, and targeting the enemies. Still, at any moment, the situation could explode into a battlefield-like scenario.

Occupation moves are also being carried out by the Turkey-installed regime under the green flag, while Israel continues trying to flex the power of its dead army with fake victories. Terrorist Julani himself is surrendering to this scheme, and in the end, it is clear that israel may wipe him out, leading to direct confrontation.

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❎ | In a speech, Erdoğan said that the people of Gaza owe it to us and should talk about how we are trying everything diplomatically to stop their war and how we have sent them thousands of tons of aid.

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⚠️ | Not all officials or members of Iranian councils carry weight or credibility when commenting on sensitive matters.

For example; the first to speak about unveiling Iran’s “most powerful missile” was Abolfazl Zohrevand, a member of Parliament’s National Security Commission. In a recent video, he claimed:

“What two or three atomic bombs can do, we can achieve with ten Khorramshahr-5 missiles, with a 12,000 km range and a 2-ton warhead and this means deterrence.”

Zohrevand later retracted, admitting he had no official information and was merely citing social media material.

The same applies to other figures, such as Mohammad al-Sadr, whose dramatic statements also seem to lean heavily on narratives circulating online.

This raises a deeper question: despite Iran’s significant investment in media infrastructure and training, real journalism and activism often struggle to thrive. Nepotism and entrenched networks favor those who can “play the ball in their own court,” sidelining independent voices and critical reporters. When unverified claims from such individuals are amplified by major Iranian media, credibility suffers.

Millions across the world turn to these outlets expecting logical, authoritative reporting. Yet when officials themselves echo social media chatter, the line between resistance journalism and rumor becomes dangerously blurred.


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☑️ | Australia’s move appears to be just the opening step, and it may soon be followed by similar actions from other countries as part of the anticipated escalation in new warlike scenarios. This seems to be the first in a series of coordinated diplomatic and strategic maneuvers against Islamic Republic of Iran.

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❎ | Shameless and meaner than any Hindutva nationalist or Zionist are those Lebanese who welcome the arrival of American forces in their territories, who openly abuse them, threaten them, and even offer them incentives for wagging their tails. These are the same people who have humiliated the resistance but never openly protested or changed their stance when Americans literally trampled over them—they remain shameless, complacent, and servile.

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❎ | When dogs rule over you, you cease to be human—you become something over which dogs lift their legs to pee. The soulless Lebanese who let Tom Barrack lord over them are meaner than the dogs themselves, because a wretched, piebald dog like Tom Barrack openly insulted them to their faces, and they accepted it without resistance.

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🟨 | Media Relations of Hezbollah:

In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

Commenting on the insult directed at journalists by American envoy Tom Barrack at Baabda Palace, the Chairman of the Media and Communications Committee in the Lebanese Parliament, Deputy Dr. Ibrahim Al-Moussawi, issued the following statement:

“We were never surprised by the American logic of vulgarity and arrogance expressed by the U.S. tutelage envoy Tom Barrack toward Lebanese journalists in the Republican Palace in Baabda, nor by the grave insult he directed at them. This envoy faithfully embodies the essence of the United States of America and the aggressive, savage philosophy upon which it was founded—a philosophy of genocide and the absence of any moral framework to be referenced, emulated, or followed.

A state built on the sanctification of materialism, the worship of capital, and the deification of force as the measure of truth can only send representatives who act as we witnessed. Yet the true shock came from those responsible for media in the Palace, who failed to expel this envoy and thus preserve the respect due to the position, the human value of individuals, national dignity, and the profession of journalism, which is meant to uphold freedom and democracy.

Among the foremost duties of the Lebanese authorities, with all their pillars and concerned ministries—especially Information and Foreign Affairs—is to summon the American ambassador, issue a formal rebuke, and protest the insult inflicted upon Lebanon and its citizens. Advocates of sovereignty, freedom, and independence, who have long bolstered the nation with their statements, must now rise to defend the dignity of their country and citizens, rather than remain silent in the face of American tutelage’s vulgarities.

While we strongly condemn American arrogance and its condescension toward our journalists, we must also note that assaults on national sovereignty and Lebanese dignity continue to escalate under the shadow of foreign tutelage. The authorities must immediately act to remedy this situation and take measures to safeguard what remains of the nation’s honor and homeland.”

Media Relations, Hezbollah
Tuesday, 26-8-2025
2 Rabi’ al-Awwal 1447 AH

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