🇮🇷 Breaking — The first night of the mourning ceremonies for the martyrdom of Fatimah Zahra (S) was held tonight (Friday night) at the Imam Khomeini Hussainiya, with the presence of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution and thousands of people from various walks of life.

During the ceremony, Hojjat al-Islam Rahim Sharafi delivered a speech, and Saeed Hadadian recited elegies and performed eulogies in mourning for Sayyidah Fatimah Zahra (S).

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🥀 | In this shameless and ruthless world, where finding humanity has become scarce, today 15 resistance members who were trapped in the tunnels of Rafah by the IOF, slowly being sealed in by cement, are left with no food, no medical aid, and nothing to survive. They are buried alive beneath the earth they were born on. A few tried to escape in desperation, but were captured, and we already know the fate that awaits them: the most brutal forms of torture.

The world remains silent. Those who claim to defend human rights turn their faces away. Their oppressors label them as terrorists, “tunnel dwellers,” or “rats.” But the truth is far from those words. They are sons of the very land they are trying to protect. They are fighting not for power, not for conquest, but simply to live free and to stand beside their families, their children, and their people.

When dignity is denied, resistance becomes the last heartbeat of humanity. These individuals are not faceless figures; they are fathers, brothers, daughters, and sons. Their silence in the tunnels echoes louder than the speeches of world leaders. Their endurance is a reminder that even in darkness, there are those who refuse to surrender their right to exist.

History will ask: Where was the world when they were buried alive? And silence will be the only answer it finds.

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🇮🇷 | Former CIA Officer John Kiriakou:

There are hundreds of thousands of Afghan refugees in Iran, and they will never receive Iranian citizenship. They are desperate, and those are the ones the Israelis recruited. It went like this: “We want you to stand on this corner. Every time you see this general drive by, make a note of it and transmit it back to us. Here’s a hundred dollars.”

They recruited thousands of these men.

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❎ | “They will never get citizenship’ — he is using this as if it is a painful and oppressive law of Iran, instead of explaining why Afghans were forced to leave their homelands. Iran cannot provide citizenship to all and there are many laws and issues, and every country’s laws should be respected instead of being mocked. Iran has hosted one million Afghans without any support from society and under heavy sanctions, and still hundreds of thousands of legal passport-holding Afghans are residing in Iran.

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🇸🇩 | Sudan is becoming a new Gaza, and the world remains silent and unaware. There is great destruction in Al-Fashir and the situation is catastrophic, with displaced people living through a tragedy. Humanitarian organizations are struggling to operate inside Sudan and are facing serious difficulties. There is a shortage of the necessary resources to reach those in need, and Sudan is facing a major humanitarian crisis that urgently requires help.

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🏴‍☠️ | The British newspaper The Guardian reported:

• “Israel” used cluster munitions in southern Lebanon.

• The munitions used in the recent aggression against Lebanon are the first evidence of “Israel’s” use of cluster munitions since the 2006 war.

• New munitions identified: M999 Barak Eitan (a 155mm shell that launches 9 small bombs and 1,200 pieces of shrapnel) and Ra’am Eitan (a guided rocket that launches 64 small bombs).

• Experts say that cluster munitions are inherently random, and they pose danger for decades due to unexploded bomblets.

• Southern Lebanon continues to suffer from cluster bombs, with more than 400 martyrs killed by remnants of “Israel’s” 2006 war.

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🇵🇸 | Fake fundraising and collections for Gaza have become a new phenomenon, and it is not that we never endorsed any campaigns — we refused to support most of them because the majority of these platforms were fake and run by opportunists and even Zionists. The campaigns we can genuinely endorse and support are mainly the Iran-e-Hamdel campaign of Imam Khamenei and a charity fund by the Middle East Spectator's team. Recently, the father of the martyr Abu Hamza wrote: I am the father of the martyr Abu Hamza Naji Maher Abu Saif. I would like to inform you that my financial situation is good. I receive a salary of $1000 as a retired employee, and I have my own business in addition to that salary, thanks be to God. I have entrusted my children, grandchildren, and their wives to God. What prompted me to write these words is the behavior of some beggars who collect aid in the name of the martyr Abu Hamza. I will hold them accountable before God on the Day of Judgment, and I will never forgive them for this. I ask those who know me to share this post so it reaches as many people as possible. May it be a charity on behalf of the souls of the martyrs. May you remain under God’s protection.

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🇫🇷 | French outlet “Futura Sciences” reports:

The US Navy has suffered a major setback in the Red Sea, losing three F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft.

• The departure of the aircraft carrier “Truman” from the Red Sea is considered an insult to the US Navy and a strategic failure.

• The failure of the US Navy in the Red Sea raises concerns about the ability of the world’s leading force to confront less technologically advanced opponents.

• The US Navy is facing a critical moment following a failed deployment in the Red Sea.

• Despite the impressive presence of the aircraft carrier strike group, Yemeni forces remained highly active, exposing the fragility of American deterrence.

• The losses from the crash of the F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft in the Red Sea are estimated at around $180 million, but the greater damage lies in the navy’s prestige and operational capability.

• The image of the US Navy has suffered greatly after the Red Sea mission failure, at a time when China and Russia are closely monitoring these weaknesses.

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🇮🇷 | Brigadier General Ali Jahanshahi has been appointed as the new commander of the Army Ground Force, replacing Brigadier General Kiumars Heydari. Brigadier General Jahanshahi previously commanded the 77th Imam Reza Division, served as coordinator of the Ground Force, and worked as deputy evaluation assistant at the Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters.

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