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Iran condemns Arab League claims as unfounded
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has strongly rejected what it described as false claims and baseless accusations against the Islamic Republic in the final statement of the 166th session of the Arab League Council of Foreign Ministers.
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4,600-Year-Old Board Game and Decorated Bone Comb Unearthed at Burnt City, Boosting Iran’s Cultural Tourism Appeal
The discovery of a 4,600-year-old board game, an engraved bone comb and exceptionally well-preserved organic remains at Iran’s ancient Burnt City is offering new insights into everyday life during the third millennium BC while further strengthening the archaeological site’s potential as a major destination for cultural and heritage tourism.
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Reverse Engineering Awaits Dive-LD
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy has announced the interception and capture of a highly advanced US unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) near the entrance of the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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Iran Will Resist Aggression Until Aggressors Regret Their Actions
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has rejected US President Donald Trump’s claims of an imminent American victory in the war on Iran, stressing that the Islamic Republic will continue its resistance against foreign aggression until the aggressors face “complete regret” over their actions.
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Iran Calls on UN to Hold US, Israeli Regime Accountable for War Crimes
Iran’s mission to the UN Office in Geneva has called for holding the United States and the Israeli regime accountable for war crimes committed during their aggression against Iran on February 28.
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World Nomad Games Turn Traditional Culture Into a Living Heritage
The World Nomad Games have grown into not only an international sporting competition but also a global forum where the traditional knowledge and cultural heritage of peoples whose legacy is under the threat from modernization can be protected.
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Iran to Declare New Restricted Zone Beyond Strait of Hormuz, SNSC Secretary Says
Iran will declare a new restricted maritime zone beyond the Strait of Hormuz in the coming days, with vessels entering the designated area without prior coordination with Tehran facing sanctions, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Major General Mohsen Rezaei said.
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Tehran Warns Americans Against Becoming ‘Cannon Fodder’ in War on Iran
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei has warned Americans against allowing their children to become “cannon fodder” in a war against Iran, following an opinion article in The Jerusalem Post that proposed using debt relief as an incentive to recruit young Americans for a potential ground offensive.
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Isfahan Accelerates Fleet Electrification with 200 Electric Buses and 3,000 Electric Taxis
Isfahan is accelerating the electrification of its public transport fleet as part of the city’s broader push for cleaner and more energy-efficient urban mobility.
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Iran urges US citizens to reject debt-for-war recruitment
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has urged US citizens to reject an Israeli proposal to recruit debt-burdened American students to fight in what he described as an illegal war against Iran.
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Iran’s Foreign Trade to Continue Despite Sanctions, ICCIMA Official Says
Mohammad Reza Farouqi, head of the Customs Committee of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines, and Agriculture (ICCIMA), said sanctions and economic pressure cannot completely halt Iran’s foreign trade, citing the country’s geographic position, geopolitical capacities, and numerous neighboring countries.
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Iran Calls on UNSC to Condemn Deadly US Strike on Wedding Ceremony
Iran has called on the UN Security Council (UNSC) to condemn what it described as an unprovoked and deadly US attack on a residential home hosting a wedding ceremony in southern Iran that killed five civilians, including children.
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Iran FM Spox: US Crime at Sirik Wedding Party ‘Sign of Moral Decline’
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei has described the US war crime committed at a wedding party in the Kouhestak region of Sirik Island as another sign of US moral decline.
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Iranian Civilian Casualties Reported in US Airstrikes against Iran / IRGC Says US Forces Killed in Retaliatory Strike
Local Iranian media reported that US airstrikes targeted several areas across southern and southeastern Iran, with civilian casualties reported after a strike hit a residential home in Sirik, Hormozgan Province, during a wedding ceremony. Iranian media also reported that Iran launched missiles and drones in retaliation for the US strikes. The Iranian military said its response would be several times stronger.
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Has Trump entered a dangerous nuclear game?
onald Trump’s recent remarks about the possibility of using weapons of mass destruction have reignited a debate that goes beyond the usual political disputes between Tehran and Washington, prompting serious reactions even within the United States.
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Iran Foreign Ministry Condemns US Strike on Larak Island
Iran’s Foreign Ministry on Monday strongly condemned a U.S. military strike on Larak Island, describing it as a clear violation of the UN Charter and stating that U.S. military bases in Jordan were targeted by Iran in self-defense.
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Iran Reports Strikes on US Bases in Jordan, Tanker Incident and Drone Shootdown
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said its aerospace forces carried out a combined missile and drone operation targeting two U.S. airbases in Jordan in response to an air attack on Iran’s Larak Island.
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Pezeshkian: National unity is Iran’s greatest strength
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Iran stood firm during the war thanks to the participation of the Iranian people, the wise leadership of the martyred Leader and the continued leadership of the current Leader, stressing that national unity remains the country’s greatest strength.
