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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.
The death of Ali Khamenei and the absence of his son from public appearances have caused significant disarray within the Islamic Republic's power structure, leading to the emergence of multiple competing power circles and uncertainty over who holds ultimate authority.
Iranian authorities executed the son of an Islamic Republic official who served as a diplomat in Venezuela on consecutive days. Activists highlight the contrast between the regime's treatment of its critics and the privileges afforded to officials' families.
The Islamic regime in Iran executed Mehdi Farid, a 48-year-old former employee of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), on charges of spying for Israel's Mossad. Farid, who was the head of the civil defense committee within the AEOI, denied all charges during and after his trial.
The Israeli Air Force killed two Hezbollah operatives who crossed the ceasefire line in southern Lebanon and approached Israeli troops near Wadi Saluki yesterday.
A memorial ceremony for Hamid Mahdavi, an Iranian firefighter killed during the 2025-2026 Iranian National Revolution, was held at the Chesterfield Fire Training Center in Virginia.
Mehdi Farid, a former employee of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, was executed by the Islamic Republic's judiciary on charges of spying for Israel, according to Mizan News Agency. Farid was initially sentenced to 10 years in prison but was later given the death penalty by Branch 23 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, a ruling confirmed by the Supreme Court.
