Stories from Tehran · Iran

A message conveyed to the Iranian people states that 'there is no war and we will not engage in dialogue.' This statement was reported by RFE/RL Radio Farda.

Iranian Members of Parliament are currently developing a new bill.

Iranian Army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia stated on May 10 that if an enemy misjudges and invades Iran, they will face "unexpected choices." These choices include more advanced new equipment and new combat methods, according to Akraminia.

A source in Tehran has vowed retaliation against the USA.

Experts, in an interview with the Khabar Fouriyeh website, stated that Safati Bazi is compelled to implement extensive government operations but lacks the capacity to do so. This inability means Safati Bazi cannot respond to attacks and must resort to small measures.

The spokesperson for the Iranian army announced breaking news amidst disturbances in ongoing talks. The chance of escalation is perhaps no longer small, indicating a potential shift away from an agreement soon.

Ali Khamenei was assassinated on February 28, according to the source, which used the event as a temporal reference point for the start of a count.

A source indicated that Iran is actively pursuing armament, stating that its postponements are directly linked to this goal. Al Jazeera Arabic reported that Iran's postponements are directly linked to its pursuit of armament.

Ali Agha Zamani, 25 years old, has been reported dead in Tehran. A report from Iran International referred to Ali Agha Zamani, 25, as 'immortal' and mentioned the '18th day' in connection with his death in Tehran.

Iran's leadership has become more radical and increasingly confident, believing it can outclass U.S. political will. This leadership is also sustaining domestic repression to suppress internal resistance, according to the source.