🏴‍☠️ | The historical humiliation of Reza Pahlavi by a belligerent American senator at the Munich Conference:

A journalist asked U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham in front of the media:

“I know that Reza Pahlavi is among those present. Do you declare your support for Reza Pahlavi? Are you ready to say that he is the person whom the United States—or you personally, as a senior Republican senator—support?”

Graham replied: “No!”

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🏴‍☠️ | Hama: Alawite village residents extorted to pay “jizya” and forced to convert to Sunni Islam for safety:

Al-Alameen Village (قرية العلمين): Residents of Al-Alameen, a predominantly Alawite village in the southern countryside of Hama, have reported extortion at a checkpoint controlled by Julani’s gang at the village entrance.

According to complaints, the checkpoint imposed a so-called “jizya” tax on residents, forcing each family to pay large sums, estimated at several million Syrian pounds, well beyond their financial means, in exchange for what the militants describe as “protection.” In practice, this “protection” refers to halting sectarian kidnappings, killings, and theft targeting villagers.

In an audio recording, the village mukhtar (headman), who cooperates with Julani’s gang, stated that everyone must pay, including the poor and widows, or face expulsion from the village. He explicitly threatened that anyone who refuses to pay must leave Al-Alameen.

Residents were also subjected to religious coercion. In another video circulated by pro-Julani accounts, a Sunni cleric named Saddam Hussein Abu Odai is seen meeting with village men in the local hall, urging them to publicly pledge allegiance to Sunni Islam under what he described as a “covenant with God.”

The video caption stated that the gathering was held “in coordination with the Sunni Revival Da‘wa Team, and with support from the Ministry of Endowments, the Hama Endowments Directorate, and General Security.”

Similar cases of extortion, forced payments, and coercion in exchange for protection have been reported in numerous Alawite villages across the eastern, northern, southern, and western countryside of Homs, as well as the eastern, northern, and southern countryside of Hama. These abuses have also included forced displacement of several remote Alawite communities.

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🇮🇷 | Iran-anti forgery crackdown:

During the second phase of a nationwide operation, FATA Police arrested 110 suspects involved in forgery and fraud, including professional forgers and distributors of counterfeit goods. Authorities also discovered 20,200 fake documents during the operation.

#MossadHunt

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🇮🇷 | A Russian Air Force military transport aircraft landed in Tehran.

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✅ | All rants ongoing in media only 2 out of 10 are real don’t waste time follow resistance channels and take test stop believing every headline they push most of it is distraction and noise focus on ground reality verify information yourself and stay alert!

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🇮🇷 | Iran-radiopharmaceutical production:

The Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran announced the production of 72 types of radiopharmaceuticals in the country, with around 20 additional radiopharmaceuticals currently in research and development stages pending clinical approval for inclusion in the national health sector.

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💀 | No one —

Ba'al: These days!

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—Pezeshkian can’t go far as a good leader. He is weak, and he has to show who he really is. The arrests were needed for security, but the man who came from the same lobby, the lobby that helped him take the chair, cannot sit quietly while seeing his backers in jail. So he went and had them freed. That is where the biggest weak point in the system appears.

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☑️ | Still, it is not a big issue. By the way, these things happen many times and usually do not carry much weight. The arrested figures often sign some paper promising not to repeat it again, and then they are released with some restrictions and surveillance, along with many hearings, yet to be confirmed.

And if Pezeshkian did not do this, he would not be called a reformist. To be a reformist, you have to repeat the same foolish steps every year. 😀

Something temporary, like Julani’s makeup. These things will go on until major changes happen, and that takes time. Everything needs reason and time. For sure, Iran does not want more chaos and endless Persian gossip because of these issues.

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🇮🇷 🇩🇪 🇺🇸 At the recent anti-Iranian Mojahedin gathering in Berlin, despite 20,000 people registering to attend and the group spending 4 million dollars on the event, only 8,000 people participated, which even caused Pompeo, who was supposed to attend as a speaker in person, to settle for a video message!

- According to obtained information, among the 8,000 participants, 5,800 were war refugees from Ukraine and Syria, migrant nationals from Poland and several other European countries, and even from Mexico, who were brought in with financial promises and tourism tours to the venue!

- Senior Mojahedin officials, considering the scandal of the previous gathering in Brussels involving the use of refugees and war victims, this time instructed the organizers to, as much as possible, not allow these refugees and nationals to use their countries' flags and even ordered their media to censor such images. However, the presence of flags from countries like Ukraine and others was not hidden from foreign media!

🇵🇸 | Gaza and west bank overnight attacks:

Overnight, Israeli forces conducted airstrikes on Rafah and the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza, shelled areas east of Al-Bureij camp and Khan Yunis, and injured a woman in Khan Yunis, while ground forces stormed multiple West Bank locations including Jericho, Issawiya, Jenin towns, Madama, Dheisheh camp, Ramallah villages, Toubas, and Nablus. Operations included home raids, firing of gas bombs, arrests of at least 8 individuals, and an explosion inside the Fatah headquarters in Balata camp.

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☑️ | Iran-us nuclear talks scheduling dispute:

Russian state network Russia Today, citing sources in Iran’s Foreign Ministry, reported that the next round of Iran-US talks will be held Tuesday in Vienna, Austria, while Reuters earlier stated that the US delegation, including Witkoff and Jared Kushner, is scheduled to meet Iranian officials in Geneva, Switzerland. However, there is no confirmation from the Iranian side yet.

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🏴 | An account of Martyr Jamshid Jabbarzadeh, who defended the shrine of an Imamzadeh, a descendant of Prophet Muhammad (S), and attained martyrdom:

—Marzieh Jabbarzadeh (The Martyr’s Wife)

“They kept calling him from headquarters, saying, ‘Get here as fast as you can, the situation is critical.’ He left the shop in my care and went. It was around 7:30 PM. No matter how many times I called him, he would not answer. Later, my son-in-law called him, but he did not answer him either.

I called his brother-in-law, who is his colleague and was with him. He said, ‘No, it is just very crowded. They cannot hear the ringtone; he probably did not notice. There is no specific news. It is crowded, but nothing has happened.’

Around 9:00 PM, we finished closing the shop and went home. The children, my daughters, kept calling and asking, ‘Any news from Dad?’ I said, ‘No.’ By 9:30 PM, the phones and internet stopped working completely. We could not make any contact with them at all.”

—Meisam Peighambari (The Martyr’s Son-in-law)

“I called Martyr Jabbarzadeh, but he did not answer. After speaking with his wife, I called his other son-in-law, Mr. Ahmadi. I asked, ‘Have you seen Haji?’ He said, ‘Haji is in a safe place. Do not worry.’ At that moment, nothing had happened yet. He said he was at the shrine, that they were fine, and not to worry.

I could not stay calm. I said, ‘Please get some news about him and let me know.’ After half an hour, I called again and asked, ‘Did you find him?’ He said, ‘The guys said they saw him at the shrine. Do not worry.’

Half an hour later, my phone rang. I said, ‘Agha Asad, your voice is shaking. What happened?’ He asked, ‘Meisam, is anyone with you?’ I said, ‘No, do not worry, tell me.’ They said, ‘Agha Jamshid has been stabbed. Get here if you can.’ I asked which hospital, but he said it was not clear.

I then called my brother-in-law. He had just reached home. I told him, ‘Do not let the children find out. Get ready, I am coming to pick you up. If they ask, just say the shop has been vandalized and we are going to help there.’”

Elnaz and Sanaz Jabbarzadeh (The Martyr’s Daughters)

—Elnaz Jabbarzadeh:

“It was around 9:00 or 9:30 PM when my brother-in-law called my husband and told him to come because the area around the shop had become chaotic. No matter how much I asked what had happened, they would not say. I saw him leave his keys and remote at home. At that moment, I suspected that something bad must have happened. After that, the phones stopped working, and no matter how much I tried, I could not reach them.”

—Sanaz Jabbarzadeh:

“It was 11:00 PM when my sister called and said, ‘Sanaz, there is no news from them. The phones are not working. Come downstairs, let us go.’ Even in the car, I was not stressed. I said nothing has happened. My father never rushes into danger like that. He is careful and he is older.

When we arrived and I saw my brother-in-law at the emergency room, he lives in Karaj, and I saw him there with his wife, I began to feel stressed that something might have happened to my father. I called my husband. He said they were coming. After half an hour they arrived, and I saw my brother-in-law was in a very bad state. I kept asking, ‘Meisam, what happened?’ He said, ‘Nothing. Your father was shot in his right leg.’ I said, ‘No, Agha Mousa would not look like this over something like that. He is strong.’”

—Elnaz Jabbarzadeh continuing:

“When I saw my husband’s face, I could see in his eyes that something terrible had happened, not just a minor gunshot wound to the leg. My brother-in-law said, ‘No, do not be afraid. Do not worry. His leg was shot and he is in the hospital.’ I said, ‘No, you are lying. If it was only his leg, my husband would not look like this.’”

—Sanaz Jabbarzadeh continuing:

“Our youngest brother-in-law saw how much we were insisting and how upset we were. He said, ‘Mr. Jabbarzadeh has achieved his wish.’ When they saw us screaming, they told us that he had been martyred.”

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✅ | X is removing the official badge of the Iranian authorities on official accounts. What can they do? Is this not just a petty, third-class oppressive move against a nation? It is clear they cannot fight face to face.

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✅ | But yes, one thing is clear: the world is seeing all of this with its own eyes, yet people still wonder who is evil and who is truly behind it. It is time to rise against these enemies and free ourselves from their so-called utopia, where they use platforms like X for oppression and openly weaponize the economy against millions.

They silence voices, manipulate narratives, and disguise censorship as policy. They call it “standards” and “security,” but it often serves power and political interests. Economic pressure, media control, digital restrictions, and selective outrage are all tools in the same game.

Still, history shows that control built on pressure and double standards does not last forever. Nations, societies, and people eventually recognize patterns of manipulation. Awareness grows slowly, but once it spreads, it cannot easily be contained.

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🇷🇺: 🇮🇷 | Iran-Russia diplomatic message:

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a congratulatory message to Iranian President on the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. Russian President stated in a message that Russia supports Iran’s efforts to protect its sovereignty rights and legitimate interests and ensure its security, stressing that relations between Moscow and Tehran are friendly and good-neighborly. He also expressed confidence that the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries will be strengthened.

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