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Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei Medically Isolated
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, is reportedly medically isolated and is leading the country through an intermediary. Hassan Khomeini stated that the Supreme Leader is fully in control of state affairs and holds great power, with relevant decisions proceeding orderly, approved and signed by him. Hassan Khomeini made these remarks during a meeting with Iran Red Star Band management and rescue workers, adding that relevant decisions are proceeding according to procedures and are approved and signed by the Supreme Leader. A source indicated that Mojtaba Khamenei's situation is currently unclear. The source reiterated that Mojtaba Khamenei is expected to be the supreme leader and a key policymaker within Iraq's power structure.
Sky News Arabia Radio
Military, Industrial Packages Return To Iran By Sea
Military and industrial packages have returned to Iran by sea.
RFE/RL Radio Farda
Iran Threatens To Use Russian Funds As Ukraine War Indemnity
Iran has provided Russia with 'witness stations' and other missions for use in the Ukrainian war in past years. This cooperation between Tehran and Moscow entered a new phase following a collective cooperation agreement signed in December 2003. Iran is seriously threatening that if Russian money, put to use from the West, is utilized, they will use this money as a war indemnity from Ukraine. The source also noted that Russian President Putin has taken a very strong stance on this matter.
RFE/RL Radio Farda
Iran Denies Oil Spill Reports, Cites Tanker Discharge
The United States announced it neutralized a target using guided missiles and released video footage. Concurrently, the US is blockading over 70 oil tankers bound for Iranian ports, which are reportedly carrying over 20 trillion won (approximately $14.5 billion USD) worth of Iranian oil, said the economic impact. Iran views this naval blockade as a military act and there are growing calls within Iran for retaliation. The US has characterized its actions as a limited response. The specific nature of their cargo or purpose was not detailed. Bloomberg reported that a weekly conflict in the Strait of Hormuz has ended, with forces returning and the siege of the Iranian port concluding. A currency problem involving the Yuan and Rial was noted, with China having promoted and used this for trade.
BFM Radio
Iran's Atomic, Missile Programs, Proxy Groups Demanded For Discussion
Iran has reportedly been able to significantly improve its military rates. Great Britain has sent a warship into 'the strait', according to the source.
RFE/RL Radio Farda
IRGC Strongly Opposes Negotiations With America
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has stated its strong opposition to any attempts at negotiation with America.
Iran International
Iran-Related Discussion Mentions Dirty Bomb, Radioactive Materials
A recent discussion involving the Islamic Republic and references to Israel and America included the possibility of a 'dirty bomb' and 'radioactive materials.' The speaker characterized the situation as reaching a 'level of degradation' or 'national importance.'
Iran International
Tehran Streets Reflect War Era Amid Propaganda
The Islamic Republic's propaganda machine continues to spread images of normality, but the reality on the ground in Iran is described as different.
Radio Radicale
Compensation Not On Table In Nuclear Negotiations
The Iranian response regarding its nuclear file must include a concession to be accepted by the Americans. If no concession is made, the US will reject the response.
Sky News Arabia Radio
Hezbollah Links Its Destiny With Iranians
Hezbollah is linking its destiny and fate with the Iranians, according to a discussion on Al Araby Radio.
Al Araby Radio