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Hossein Nouri Hamedani, a pro-government source of emulation in Iran, issued a fatwa permitting the payment of religious dues from followers of Ali Khamenei to Mojtaba Khamenei, referring to Mojtaba as a "fully qualified jurist."
Ehsan Shirkhani, a 35-year-old man from Malekan, was shot and killed by Basij forces at a checkpoint in Bonab early Tuesday morning.
Activist Masih Alinejad called on international media to read aloud the names of protesters killed by the Iranian regime, stating that the regime aims to erase their identities. Alinejad emphasized that failing to acknowledge these individuals would amount to a second killing, first by execution and then by silence.
Ehsan Afrashteh, an IT specialist who had moved to Turkey, was executed this morning in Iran after returning home and being coerced by the IRGC into false confessions of espionage. The regime had promised his safety upon his return.
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"Mohammad Noori," a 17-year-old teenager from Qom, was directly shot at and killed on Dey 12 [January 1] during the assault by Khamenei's repressive f](https://pub-4357b54df55146feb8261be683c32511.r2.dev/thumbnails/1778655693041-a6b60f7bdb40d6c2-HILiX_SXgAARBre.webp)
On January 1, 2026, in Tohid Square, Qom, 17-year-old Mohammad Noori was shot and killed by Khamenei's security forces during protests against the Islamic Republic regime.
A Hezbollah air defense member who was wounded in an Israeli airstrike a month ago returned to the battlefield and was killed by a drone strike two days ago.
In Karaj, an Iranian wrote on a wall: "The IRGC pigs are full and fat while our kids are starving," highlighting the economic disparity and corruption in Iran. This message reflects the struggle of ordinary families who cannot afford basic necessities, while the regime continues to allocate resources to military and terrorist activities.
On February 28, a US missile strike hit a school in Minab, Hormozgan Province, Iran, resulting in 155 deaths, including 120 children. A preliminary US military investigation concluded that the strike was an error, with the intended target being an adjacent Islamic Revolutionary Guards Military Base.
The Israeli army announced that since the start of the ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon, it has targeted 1,100 positions linked to the group in southern Lebanon and killed more than 350 of its forces.
Shahram-e Shahid-Saless, a journalist and political analyst, stated that Tehran's proposed agreement with Washington hinges on the Islamic Republic's demand for sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, a condition he believes no U.S. president would accept.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reported that two Hezbollah operatives were killed in an airstrike near Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. The airstrike also destroyed a weapons depot and other Hezbollah infrastructure.
A high-ranking member of the Bit, an office associated with Shiite sources of emulation, told IranWire in an exclusive interview that IRGC commanders view the clergy and major sources of emulation as the primary obstacle to seizing power after Ayatollah Khamenei. The source also revealed that the Bit of the IRGC is monitoring sources of emulation in Qom and Najaf to prevent opposition to Mojtaba Khamenei’s leadership.
