❎ | As we have mentioned many times, Iranian state media has been affected by a tendency to share unverified and even fake news, which confirms a decline in professionalism. From the media teams of Iranian embassies under Araghchi, which have become a source of ridicule & cringe (many may find it amusing, but it reduces credibility and goes beyond the leadership’s guidance on media and communication warfare under Jihad al-Tabyeen), to the overall decline in Iranian media credibility. Outlets such as Tasnim, Mehr, Fars, SNN, and others have at times turned into hubs of unverified or questionable reporting, similar to Indian and Pakistani media ecosystems. This has led to the rise of parallel media platforms.

Still, the current state of Iranian media is questionable and saddening.

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🇸🇦 | Reports indicate an intensification of pressure on Shia populations in Saudi Arabia:

It is being reported that the Saudi authorities executed the detainees Mustafa Ali Al-Sebaiti and Ali Hassan Al-Sebaiti from Al-Awamiyah in Qatif. Mustafa Al-Sebaiti was arrested in November 2017 following a raid in the Al-Mashari neighborhood and had reportedly suffered severe injuries leading to paralysis. Both individuals were later sentenced to death in October 2022, with the sentences carried out on April 9, 2026.

There are also reports of a broader arrest campaign in the Eastern Province, including scholars and young individuals. Among those mentioned are Sayed Hassan Al-Yousef, Sheikh Abdul Jalil Al-Samin, Sheikh Hassan Al-Haddad, and Sheikh Hussein Al-Nashmi.

#SaudiShia

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✅ | About the ceasefire talks:

To Reuters, WSJ, Telegraph, NYT, Guardian, Middle East Eye, Al-Jazeera, bunch of Twitter guru, and their copy paste Asian channels:

"It is necessary to protect our ears, which are the windows of the mind and heart, from enemy media. We should either avoid such media or treat everything they present with great suspicion."

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✅ | Dear all,

Please do not spend too much time reading or listening on Twitter about who said what or what is currently happening. Much of what circulates in such spaces is driven by reaction rather than understanding, where people engage only when events are unfolding and attention is high.

Many of these voices appear only because ongoing situations trigger excitement and emotional responses. They often build a “video game war” narrative, detached from real context, history, or ground realities. Most of them were not present, engaged, or concerned when Iran actually needed consistent support and understanding over time.

This is why it is important to stay grounded and not let fast-moving online narratives shape perception. Information should always be checked carefully, especially when it is emotional, unverified, or coming from repeated anonymous accounts.

The Leader has mentioned and emphasized about negotiations, and his statement has in some way confirmed that attention is on the outcomes, but this does not affect the will and presence of the people on the ground. There is nothing to rush. Do not assume that a few officials will sell everything; it is too early to make such accusations while the situation is still ongoing, especially as armchair commentators do. The officials who are being blamed must be dealt with cautiously. We do not know the full number of factors involved, and those who are speaking abusively may later regret it, as has happened many times before.

Without understanding the full context, nothing should be concluded or judged.

Iran is often misunderstood because it does not move according to external pressure, yet it continues to act within its own framework and priorities. It does not require external validation, and neither should people become reactive to outside noise. What matters most is who stood with Iran during moments of difficulty, not during calm periods.

Be cautious, stay patient, and verify before believing or sharing anything.

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🇸🇦 | Saudi Arabia has reported attacks on several energy infrastructure facilities, resulting in heavy losses.

According to the report, the East–West Pipeline pumping station experienced a reduction of around 700,000 barrels per day in throughput. Additional reported impacts include reduced output at the Manifa Production Facility (300,000 bpd) and the Khurais Facility (300,000 bpd). Other infrastructure mentioned as affected includes the SATORP Refinery (Jubail), Ras Tanura Refinery, SAMREF Refinery (Yanbu), Riyadh Refinery, and the Ju’aymah Processing Facilities, with reports of fires impacting LPG and NGL exports.

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🇱🇧 | Hezbollah is currently launching rockets toward the Misgav Am settlements. The rocket launches have exceeded previous levels; compared to yesterday, it has launched dozens of waves, which are difficult to track until official statements are released. These rocket launches are occurring simultaneously and in rapid succession.

The Zionist command has distributed data on Hezbollah’s launches (referring to the number of missile operations, not the number of missiles) as follows:

• 0 to 5 km (850 launches)

• 5 to 40 km (314 launches)

• 40 to 140 km (9 launches)

• 120 to 180 km (2 launches)

We therefore await a statement from Hezbollah instead of relying on earlier reports due to the sensitivity of the situation. In Hezbollah’s case, the IOF often pre-fabricates reports of rocket launches to justify or precede strikes on Lebanon, which is why caution is exercised in this context.

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🇦🇫 | The fortieth day of martyrdom of Imam Khamenei (r) was observed not only in Iran but across the globe. The people of Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kashmir region and India flooded the streets, joining processions similar to those of Ashura. This video is from Afghanistan, where Shiites gathered for the commemoration.

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