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On April 29, the Tehran City Council's Street Naming Committee approved a proposal to rename Azadi Street to "Ali Khamenei" in Tehran, Iran, and the plan is set for review in the council session on May 1.
22-year-old Amir-Mohammad Majlesh Chobari, arrested in Tehran on January 2, faces the risk of execution on charges including "attempted intentional murder" and "disruption of public order." He is currently held in Rajaei Shahr Prison in Karaj.
A memorial ceremony for Sadegh Zare, a victim of Iran's National Revolution and uncle of Arad Zare, the 17-year-old killed in the downing of the Ukrainian flight by IRGC missiles, will be held in Toronto. The ceremony is organized by Mehrzad Zarei, Sadegh's brother, who has been working for over six years to seek justice and hold the Islamic Republic accountable.
Morad Vaisi, a senior analyst at Iran International, stated that following the death of Khamenei, the power structure in Tehran has fragmented into rival centers within the IRGC, facing external pressure, internal competition, and popular demands for regime change.
A Twitter user calls for the Iranian regime to sign a deal, threatening that failure to do so would result in the destruction of the entire country. The user also advocates for the assassination of Iranian leaders to facilitate regime change.
Less than 72 hours remain until the end of the ceasefire between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, with Pakistani mediators pessimistic about reaching an agreement. The Islamic Republic has resumed its previous positions on the nuclear dossier and ballistic missile program, coinciding with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz by the IRGC, escalating tensions further.
During the January massacre in Iran, Saleheh Akbari was shot and killed by IRGC forces in her home in front of her husband Ahmad Khodaei. Her body was then raped and photographed at the morgue, with images sent to Khodaei using his wife's phone; Khodaei was later arrested and faced threats and torture, leading to his suicide.
President Trump has privately resisted pressure to launch an assault on Kharg Island in Iran, citing fears of high US troop casualties.
On April 18, 1983, a suicide bomber from the Islamic Jihad Organization (IJO) carried out a bombing attack against the U.S. Embassy in Beirut using a Chevrolet van packed with explosives, resulting in the deaths of 63 people, including 17 Americans. U.S. investigations later attributed the attack to Hezbollah with support from Iran.
A Pakistani delegation remained in Tehran until late evening on October 12, 2025, attempting to secure a response from the Islamic Republic regime to U.S. demands, but the negotiations ended without a resolution. The regime continues to insist on its positions regarding uranium enrichment and high-enrichment uranium stockpiles, while tensions in the Strait of Hormuz remain high due to the U.S. naval blockade.
Al Jazeera reported a deadlock in Tehran negotiations as the Islamic Republic regime insisted on maintaining its nuclear red lines regarding enrichment and high-enrichment uranium reserves, with a Pakistani delegation present until Saturday evening seeking a response to U.S. demands but facing uncertain outcomes.
Twitter user @Nioh_Berg calls for the elimination of Ejei and all regime-appointed judges and their courthouses, stating it would save thousands of Iranians, including teenagers, currently on death row.
