🇰🇼 | Breaking — Shiite Kuwaiti activist Musa Al-Masri dies in Kuwaiti custody:

Shiite Kuwaiti activist Musa Al-Masri has died in the prisons of the Kuwaiti government following a deterioration in his health condition and delays in providing medical treatment, according to reports. Al-Masri had been detained on false charges of financing Hezbollah.

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📱 | Obama White House Instagram page hacked, images of Qasem Soleimani posted:

During the cyberattack, images of Martyr Qasem Soleimani, the former commander of Iran’s Quds Force, were uploaded to the page. A message stating, “The White House is under Shiite control,” was also published.

Meta, the owner of Instagram, confirmed that the account had been compromised and stated that it has since been secured. The company added that all content posted by the hackers has been removed.

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🇱🇧 | Summary of Israeli aggression on Lebanese territories on 31 May 2026: Enemy warplanes carried out airstrikes across numerous locations in southern Lebanon, including Dibin, Kafar Tibnit, Bilat, Mifdoun, Ansar, Al-Abbasieh, Deir Qanoun Al-Nahr, Yohmor Al-Shaqif, Al-Zarariyah, Tulin, Kouthariyah Al-Raz, Burj Qalaouiyah, Al-Ghandourieh, Al-Haniyeh, Haddatha, Shoukin, Tyre, the Ma’raka-Tyre junction, Al-Nabatieh Al-Fawqa, Al-Reihan, Baraashit, Sair Al-Gharbiyah, Kouthariyah Al-Siyad, Al-Ghassanieh, Kharbet Al-Duwair-Al-Babliyah, Qaaqaiyat Al-Sanawbar, Faron, Kafar Rouman, Sadiqin, Al-Housh, Al-Marwaniyah, Al-Mansouri, Kafar Siir, Deir Al-Zahrani, Majdal Zoun, areas between Habboush and Deir Al-Zahrani, Deir Antar, areas between Zibdin and Shoukin, Jibchit, Arab Salim, and Al-Nabatieh, as well as Mashghara in the Beqaa. Enemy drones also conducted raids on Al-Qusaybeh, Al-Shariyah, Zibdin, Al-Sarfand, Al-Adousieh, Tyre, Al-Barak-Al-Zahrani, Al-Nabatieh, Deir Kifa, Sharniyah, Arab Salim, Jal Al-Bahr in Tyre, and Habboush. Enemy artillery shelled Dibin, Kafar Joz, Kafar Rouman, Jibchit, Qalaouiyah, Al-Nabatieh Al-Fawqa, Qaaqaiyat Al-Jisr, Kharbet Selm, Burj Qalaouiyah, Al-Sama’iyah, Tulin, Al-Sultaniyah, Baraashit, Al-Ghandourieh, Al-Ma’liyah, Shhour, Al-Mansouri, and Kafar Tibnit. In addition, enemy forces carried out explosions in the southern towns of Bint Jbeil, Dibin, and Kounin.

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🇮🇷/ 🏴| The story of the heroes of Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab: The teacher who burned to save her student:

Martyr teacher Fatemeh Shahdadi, the physical education teacher at Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab, did not leave the school after the first explosion and instead helped evacuate students.

During the second explosion, she became trapped beneath a column while trying to rescue a student and was killed in the ensuing fire. Her sister later said, “Our consolation is that the child was saved.”

The selflessness of the teachers helped save nearly two-thirds of the students. She could have fled after the first explosion, but she chose to stay. In her final moments, she spared one Minab family the grief of losing a child.

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🇮🇷 | There have been multiple reports over the past weeks of Iranian missile and drone strikes targeting bases of Iranian Kurdish opposition groups in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, particularly facilities linked to the Komala and other Kurdish factions. Several Kurdish and regional media outlets reported that a Komala headquarters was struck again late on 31 May in the Alana Valley area of Erbil province. According to Komala officials, the site was hit by missiles, while other recent attacks have reportedly involved drones as well.

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🇮🇷: 🎙️ | Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson’s press briefing, Monday, 1 June 2026, First Question:

One of Iran’s conditions for a ceasefire and the start of negotiations with what it describes as the aggressor and terrorist American regime was a ceasefire on all fronts, particularly in Lebanon and following the Beirut incident. You have already provided explanations on this matter, but I would like to ask:

What is your view regarding the intensification of the war in southern Lebanon and Beirut, which constitutes a clear violation of the ceasefire?

What practical response will Iran take?

And does the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have any plans on its agenda to support the people of Lebanon?

As I mentioned, our region continues to face ongoing warmongering by the Zionist regime. This is not an issue limited to today or yesterday. Over the past 80 years, the Zionist regime, with American support, has waged a continuous and unending war against the countries of the region.

The developments of recent months constitute a clear and blatant violation of the ceasefire of 8 April. We have emphasized, and continue to emphasize, that the ceasefire in Lebanon is an inseparable part of any ceasefire and any final agreement aimed at ending the war.

It is not only the Zionist regime that is committing ceasefire violations on such a large scale. The United States is also violating the ceasefire in our region. As I mentioned today, in addition to these violations, there is the continued maritime piracy and interference with Iranian commercial shipping, which itself constitutes both a breach of the ceasefire and an act of aggression against Iran.

Without a doubt, the Islamic Republic of Iran considers itself committed to taking any necessary measures to preserve the ceasefire to which the other side, under the terms I have described, had declared its commitment but has repeatedly violated in practice.

Both the diplomatic apparatus and other branches of the government are closely monitoring developments, and we will not refrain from taking any action that we deem necessary to defend Iran’s national security and to preserve a situation that we believe ensures and guarantees the security of Iran and the security of the region.

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🇮🇷: 🎙️ | Foreign Ministry spokesperson’s press briefing, Monday, 1 June 2026:

In recent weeks, on several occasions, we have witnessed Iran and the United States appearing close to signing an initial understanding to end the war and enter a new phase of negotiations aimed at reaching a broader agreement. However, each time, for reasons that remain largely unclear and are mostly the subject of media speculation, the two sides failed to reach that stage and were unable to move beyond the current situation.

Given the importance of this issue for public opinion, could you explain the latest status of negotiations between Iran and the United States?

We have, of course, heard the phrase “American excessive demands” many times in relation to the negotiations, but could you explain more concretely where the deadlock actually lies?

Is Iran reluctant because of a lack of trust in the process ahead and therefore considers an initial understanding insufficient, or are there other reasons behind its position?

Look, the reasons are not unclear; they are quite evident. From the beginning, we knew and we know that we are negotiating under conditions of mistrust. This is a given. Let me go further: negotiations began in an atmosphere of deep suspicion and mutual distrust, and the exchange of messages is also taking place within this same framework and environment.

Therefore, from this perspective, we must remember that diplomacy is not a substitute for power. That is one point. The second point is that negotiation or diplomacy is not itself a sign or product of trust between negotiating parties. These must be distinguished from one another.

In such a situation, and under conditions where the other side continuously changes its positions, raises new or contradictory demands, and sends inconsistent, conflicting, and contradictory media messages, it is natural that this leads to a prolonged negotiation process.

To this, you must also add a destructive factor that has always obstructed any process of de-escalation in our region, namely the Zionist regime.

One of the very clear reasons for the recent escalation of crimes by the Zionist regime in Lebanon can be nothing other than the effort to sabotage any possibility or any glimmer of hope that diplomatic processes might lead to some improvement in the situation.

This is also a responsibility that lies with the United States. We cannot consider the United States and the Zionist regime as two separate actors from one another. Everything happening in Lebanon, everything occurring in our region and across West Asia as a result of the actions of the Zionist regime, undoubtedly has the United States as a constant factor behind it, and the United States is responsible for the consequences and ramifications of its unconditional support for the Zionist regime.

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