@Open Source Intel: IRGC fast boats have not been targeted yet.
IRGC fast boats have not been targeted by US military operations in the region as of the latest reports.
Reports related to demonstrations and public protests
IRGC fast boats have not been targeted by US military operations in the region as of the latest reports.
The article in English translates a tweet from "Open Source Intel" in Hebrew, which asks about current news regarding Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, using a humorous reference to a refrigerator.
Satellite imagery shows dozens of IRGC speedboats moving in large groups away from the middle of the Hormuz Strait, indicating they are likely laying mines in the waterway.
President Trump extended the ceasefire between the United States and Iran for an additional period of 3 to 5 days, according to Fox News.
Lebanon is seeking to prolong its ceasefire with Israel for an additional month, according to CNN.
The U.S. Embassy in Iran has announced that Iran's airspace has partially reopened as of April 21, urging American citizens to leave the country immediately via air or land routes to Armenia, Azerbaijan, Türkiye, or Turkmenistan. The embassy warns that Iran may prevent departures or impose an "exit fee" and advises dual nationals to use their Iranian passports for exit.
An Iranian parliament member of the National Security Committee stated that discussing the nuclear issue during talks with Pakistan was a strategic mistake.
Fox News reports that Donald Trump's extension of the ceasefire with Iran will last only for 3 to 5 days.
Masih Abbas-Khani Dovaloo, detained along with his brother Mohsen in connection with the death of Basij member Amin Ziaei during protests in Sari on December 18, has been sentenced to death, while Mohsen's sentence is pending. Masih has been transferred to solitary confinement, raising concerns over his imminent execution.
U.S. Army soldiers provided logistics support in the U.S. Central Command's area of responsibility, which includes countries in the Middle East, on an unspecified date in 2025.
Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry stated that former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu proposed a war against Iran, but successive U.S. administrations—under Obama, Bush, and Biden—rejected it, emphasizing that predictions of regime change and popular uprising did not materialize. Kerry also warned against misleading the American public about the reasons for war, drawing parallels to the lessons from Vietnam and Iraq.
Iran's new leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has not yet authorized his negotiators to engage with the United States, with an expected decision to be made within two days.