Reports related to deaths and injuries
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel is prepared to renew military action against Iran, awaiting a green light from the U.S. to target Iran's energy and power facilities, aiming to cripple the regime.
Prince Reza Pahlavi, speaking at a gathering in front of the German parliament, called on Western countries to address the minimum demands of the Iranian people and highlighted recent executions, stating that 19 people were executed in Iran in the past two weeks and 20 more are scheduled for next week.
Mojtaba Khamenei, the leader of Iran, was permanently maimed in a strike that killed his father, the former leader of Iran; he has undergone three surgeries and sustained severe burn wounds that have disfigured his face and may require an amputated leg, according to the New York Times.
Shah's security team has been urged for years to enhance his protection, as he is considered the sole legitimate opposition to the Iranian regime and not a public figure. The risk of direct interaction with him without proper vetting is highlighted, particularly in Europe, where the threat to his safety is deemed severe.
Ahmad Alam-ol-Hoda, the representative of the Supreme Leader in Khorasan Razavi Province, stressed the need for 24-hour readiness in Mashhad to host the funeral ceremony for Ali Khamenei, the deceased leader of the Islamic Republic.
A disagreement between government officials and spokespersons close to Mojtaba Khamenei's office has prevented the Islamic Republic's negotiating delegation from traveling to Islamabad for nuclear talks. Abbas Araghchi argued that under the Leader's orders, there is no benefit to participating in the negotiations, effectively halting the talks.
Lebanese rescue forces recovered the body of Amal Khalil, a Lebanese journalist killed in an Israeli airstrike in the town of Al-Tayri in southern Lebanon, from the rubble on Wednesday.
A viewer sent a poem to Iran International criticizing Mojtaba and Ali Khamenei, stating, "We didn't sacrifice lives to make a compromise, to praise a new mouse."
Reports indicate that a second round of negotiations may take place on Saturday, with former US President Donald Trump setting a deadline of three to five days for Tehran to reach a conclusion. Meanwhile, Tasnim, a media outlet affiliated with the IRGC, reports that Tehran has no current plans to engage in negotiations.
President Donald J. Trump announced that eight women protestors in Iran, who were scheduled for execution, will not be killed. Four of the women will be released immediately, while the other four will serve one month in prison.
The ceasefire between the Iranian government and opposition forces has been extended, providing temporary relief to the Islamic Republic but continuing the stalemate for the Iranian people. The program invites individuals inside and outside Iran to share their perspectives on the ceasefire extension via WhatsApp.
The Terrorist Tasnim News Agency, affiliated with the IRGC, contradicted itself by both accusing President Trump of lying and denying that the Islamic Republic is considering negotiations with the United States, highlighting internal turmoil within the regime.
