Stories from Tehran · Iran

Iran's Islamic Council will hold its first meeting since the war outbreak on May 10 via video conference, according to Iranian media reports. The Council's Presidency spokesperson stated that the meeting will focus on discussing issues such as blockades. The spokesperson for the Iranian Islamic Council Presidium stated that the committee will focus on issues such as passing alliances.

A Russian radio station reported that there are no special organizations within Iranian structures that would call themselves a 'front'.

Citizens are reportedly using the internet freely despite ongoing censorship efforts. A government policy aimed at forcing users onto internal platforms has failed, resulting in over 70 days of digital inactivity.

A broadcast described an 'image of collapse' featuring Khamenei on a chair with Trump 'hiding him like a magician.' The report stated that 'demonstrators kill Khamenei,' likely referring to a symbolic act or depiction during a protest.

A broadcast from Iran International reports that there is no salary and no increase in rights in Iran. Iran's economic situation is described as hot and unstable, causing damage primarily to the middle class and individuals.

Tehran has played an diplomatic card at this time, according to Al Jazeera. The specific nature of this action was not detailed in the broadcast.

The country's prosecutor has granted permission regarding Narges, following a request made with her lawyer.

The Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist (Wilayat al-Faqih) is noted for its influence in matters of negotiation with external parties.

The head of Iran's energy building system stated that a daily gasoline bank has been allocated for each person.

A source indicated that Tehran intends to act according to its own will in an ongoing conflict, potentially before the United States.