Stories from Iran

A report detailed a connection with Safat Passarin and the promotion of the ideology of Wilayat al-Faqih.

Etemad newspaper reported that the Iranian government's limited ability to allocate subsidies for drug production and supply has led to a 30 to 300 percent increase in drug prices. The report also cited concerns about unopened import routes, raw material shortages, national currency depreciation, and depleted government foreign exchange reserves, which have worsened the economic situation, particularly for drugs. The economic situation in all economic sectors in Iran has worsened, with the drug situation being particularly affected. Prices for anti-inflammatory drugs have seen a sharp increase, with cortisone injections specifically tripling in cost.

Observers are reportedly anticipating the start of another major war, with Tehran appearing to be a central factor in this potential conflict. A new source indicates that observers are waiting for the start of another major war, questioning Tehran's apparent involvement this time. An analyst suggested that Tehran is expected to take proactive action in 'the war' before the United States. The source indicated this push would occur, 'God willing,' prior to any American involvement or action. A broadcast from Iran International suggested that Tehran intends to 'push to what God wills before America' in the context of a war.

The United States has reportedly retreated from aggressively demanding Iran abandon 'Huwu' (possibly a specific weapon or program), leading to a less calm situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran has proposed a 15-year period with a condition of maintaining activity below 4% after its expiration. Discussions regarding this Iranian proposal are reportedly ongoing. The discussion regarding Iran's proposal for a 15-year period and a condition below 4% has concluded.

Iranians estimate that 30,000 to 40,000 people were killed in what they describe as a massacre, following former President Trump's targeting of the Basij and bridges.

Iran has stated that a particular issue is no longer considered a live matter, which has contributed to a reduction in conflict intensity. This situation is also seen as a manifestation of dialogue, diplomacy, and open fields.

A National Geographic poll found that 53% of Americans believe preventing Iran from launching missiles is more than stopping the war. The poll also indicated that 60% of companies prioritize preventing Iran's missile launches over stabilizing energy prices in the United States.

An Italian document is reportedly insufficient to resolve all issues related to Iran's nuclear file and the Strait of Hormuz. Other expectations include the return to pre-war borders, potential border incidents, and continued regional stability, investment, and cooperation between Iran and the United States. There are currently 1600 ships behind the strait, with 400 of them being oil tankers. Iran is described as practically controlling the strait through a "culture of terror" despite US actions. Sources indicate that no company or investor is allowing its transfers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, reinforcing Iran's asserted control over the strategic waterway. A statement indicated that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz will occur, with Donald Trump, the President of the American Republic, mentioned as a factor.

A report suggests Iran's ability to withstand pressure or an overthrow, and anticipates an increase in its firepower over the next three to four months. The source also mentioned the importance of parties' intentions in negotiations.