🇮🇷 | Footage documents the storming of a bank by terrorist elements in Iran on January 8, during which they smashed and vandalized the branch. After failing to open the safe, the attackers stole several screens and computer devices before leaving the site.

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🇮🇷 | #MossadHunt in Iran.

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🇮🇷 | HOURLY UPDATES — Iran


• A naval display for ships and combat units participating in the “Will of Peace 2026” joint exercise was held off the coast of South Africa, with the participation of the Iranian Navy and the attendance of senior military commanders and ambassadors from participating countries.

• The commander of the 103rd Iranian fleet, Admiral Emad Njadi Meridi, stated that on the third day of the exercise, Iranian naval vessels — including the helicopter carrier Makran, destroyer Shahid Naghdi, and IRGC Navy warship Shahid Mahdavi — took part in the naval display procedures.

• Admiral Meridi added that important meetings were held between the Iranian delegation and delegations from other participating countries on the sidelines of the maneuver.

• Iran’s National Police Command (FARAJA) announced the interception of a shipment of 60,000 weapons in Bushehr, which originated from abroad and was intended to be delivered to Tehran.

• Authorities confirmed that authorization for internet restrictions in Iran will be extended for several weeks.

• Partial internet reactivation is expected within 1–2 weeks, possibly limited to daytime working hours. Reports about the creation of a national intranet remain unconfirmed.

• An Iranian Kurdish separatist group operating from Iraq admitted to organizing armed attacks against Iran’s security forces.

• The Kurdistan Freedom Party (PAK) stated that its members provided financial support and carried out armed actions during recent unrest.

• A PAK representative told The Associated Press that the group conducted operations in Ilam, Kermanshah, and Firuzkuh, claiming damage to IRGC units.

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🇮🇶:🇮🇷 | Civilians from the holy city of Karbala gathered in front of the Iranian Embassy in Baghdad to express their support for the Islamic Republic of Iran and Imam Khamenei (H).

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🇮🇶:🇮🇷 | Civilians from the Iraqian city of Wasit gathered in front of the Iranian Embassy in Baghdad to express their support for the Islamic Republic of Iran and Imam Khamenei (H).

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🇵🇰 :🇮🇷 | Civilians from the city of Gilgit-Baltistan gathered to express their support for the Islamic Republic of Iran and Imam Khamenei (H).

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🏴 | Condolences on the demise of the brother of Ayatollah al-ʿUẓmā Sayyid Ali al-Husayni al-Sistani (H):

Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r), the younger brother of Ayatollah al-ʿUẓmā Sayyid Ali al-Husayni al-Sistani (H), the supreme Shiʿa religious authority in Iraq, passed away today following a prolonged illness. Following his demise, the President of Iraq, the Prime Minister of Iraq, and numerous regional political, religious, and academic figures conveyed their condolences to the senior religious authority in order to offer comfort and sympathy.

Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) was one of the distinguished teachers of the Islamic seminary (Hawza). He had been ill for some time and passed away on Friday in a hospital in the city of Qom.

Earlier, on 23/12/2025, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali al-Sistani (H) had expressed his concern over the deterioration of the late Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani’s (r) health in a personal letter addressed to his brother, writing:

“The news of your illness has caused us great concern and sadness. During these days, I have continuously inquired about your health and pray for your recovery.”

Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) was a prominent Shiʿa religious scholar and a well-known figure in the city of Najaf. He was widely known for his simplicity, humility, and quiet way of life, choosing to live away from public attention and focusing primarily on research, study, and teaching. He played an important role in safeguarding Islamic faith and Shiʿa doctrine and devoted his life to scholarship in silence and sincerity.

The late Ayatollah Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) held a high religious and social status, particularly due to the Husayni mourning gatherings he organized, which were known for their sincerity, spiritual depth, and heartfelt lamentation. He was highly respected for his clear and principled stance against exaggeration (ghuluw), Sufi distortions, weak narrations, and emotional excesses in Shiʿa mourning assemblies, insisting on authenticity, moderation, and doctrinal integrity.

From a young age, Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) showed a deep passion for knowledge and learning. He joined the Hawza of Qom, one of the most prominent centers of religious studies in the Islamic world, where he studied under distinguished scholars and jurists. Over the years, he rose through the academic ranks to become one of the most respected professors of the Hawza. He was known for his calm, profound teaching style and for his special attention to the intellectual and moral development of his students.

Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) was not merely a religious scholar, but a cornerstone of the Hawza in Qom. He contributed extensively to the teaching of jurisprudence and its principles, graduating many students who later became prominent scholars, teachers, and preachers. He also played an important role in guiding religious discourse toward moderation and balance, consistently warning against extremism and fanaticism while emphasizing reason, wisdom, and sound methodology.

Today, Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) passed away after a long battle with illness. His passing caused deep grief across religious and academic circles in Iraq, Iran, and the wider Muslim world. Leading scholars and religious authorities mourned his loss, praising his scholarly stature, moral character, and exemplary life. A large funeral was held in Qom, attended by thousands of mourners, reflecting the deep love and respect he commanded.

Speaking about Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani (r) is not merely remembering a religious scholar, but reflecting on the values and principles of authentic Islam. Throughout his life, he embodied humility, sincerity, and service to Islam.

We at EnemyWatch extend our deepest condolences to His Eminence Ayatollah al-ʿUẓmā Sayyid Ali al-Sistani (H), the al-Sistani family and household, the followers of this great scholar, his students and associates, and the entire Islamic world, especially Shiʿa scholarly networks. May Allah grant patience and comfort to the al-Sistani family and all those affected by this great loss.

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🇮🇷:🇮🇶 Security Warning:

Information is circulating regarding suspicious movements of armed elements across certain areas of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, suspected of being involved in dangerous cross-border security activities directed toward the Islamic Republic.

Relevant authorities are urged to urgently verify this information and take the necessary measures to prevent the exploitation of the region’s territory for any actions that threaten the security of neighboring countries or the stability of the region.

Ignoring such movements could expose the region to serious political and security risks, and would place legal and moral responsibility on anyone who facilitates or turns a blind eye to them.

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✅ | Alerts may rise related to Iran’s three islands in the Persian Gulf, as enemies may choose to advance their provocations from there.

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🏴‍☠️| From 2015 to 2025, Termagant figure Masih Alinejad, an Islamophobic and anti-Iran propagandist who has been disowned by her own family in Iran, received $830,000 directly from the U.S. entity for projects involving propaganda performances and the promotion of war & genocide against Iran.

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🇮🇷 | Iran is calm and there are no protests or riots — all reports are fake and fabricated.

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