Foreign Ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey arrived in Pakistan for talks on regional tensions, focusing on proposals to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to stabilize shipping lanes, according to Reuters.
On April 1, 2026 (9 Farvardin in the Iranian calendar), a bombing occurred at the IRGC Mohammadi residential complex and Sohanak area in Tehran, Iran. Casualty numbers were not specified in the report.
Iran has initiated a major recruitment drive to enlist volunteers to combat US military forces in the event of a land invasion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The Iranian regime has fired on the Old City multiple times, leading Israeli authorities to implement precautionary measures that prevent mass gatherings near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the Western Wall to protect worshippers of all faiths.
In recent days, Iran has launched ballistic missiles targeting holy sites in Jerusalem, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, leading Israel to temporarily restrict access for worshippers and prevent the Latin Patriarch from holding mass due to safety concerns.
In Vienna, supporters of the Islamic Republic gathered and, as shown in a video published by state media, held images of Ali Khamenei and chanted "Islamic Republic, make the strait even tighter."
In the twelfth week of protests, Iranians around the world organized coordinated demonstrations to show solidarity with the Lion and Sun Revolution, despite internet outages in Iran. Reports from correspondents in London, Brussels, and Paris detail the widespread support.
The American University of Beirut will shift to remote learning for Monday and Tuesday following threats made by the IRGC against American universities in the region, though President Fadlo Khouri stated there is no direct threat to the university.
Iran's Vice President Aref stated that the regime controlling the Hormuz Strait will no longer operate as it did in the past, emphasizing the government's commitment to converting on-ground achievements into stable economic and security benefits for the country.
Iranian media report a targeted strike in the Haravi Street district of Tehran.
Videos received by Iran International show that on Sunday noon, March 30 (9 Farvardin), the Garma Darreh area and Meydan-e Estanard in Karaj were targeted in an attack.
Fragments of a missile launched by the Islamic Republic struck the industrial area of "Neot Hovav" in Beersheba, Israel.
Iran claims its missile strike on the Neot Hovav industrial zone in the south hit facilities linked to Israeli military interests, according to the Fars News Agency, as a warning to Jerusalem.
According to Iran's Statistical Center, the inflation rate in Esfand 1404 reached a new historical high of 72 percent, with the average annual inflation for the year 1404 hitting 50.6 percent, the highest since World War II.
Two Mahan Air passenger planes, a Boeing 777 and an Airbus A340, collided at Mashhad Airport on the same day that one of the planes was hit by a missile; the missile did not detonate but its shrapnel damaged both aircraft.
Video obtained by Iran International shows damage at a section of Bushehr Airport's building inscribed with "Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company," following an attack on the evening of Saturday, April 8th.
On April 9, 2026, a house in an undisclosed location belonging to a government official was targeted, with reports that an important government figure had sought refuge there. The incident highlights the lack of safety for regime supporters amid the ongoing revolution.
On Sunday afternoon, April 9, a video showed a column of smoke in the sky over Yazd and the sound of an explosion was heard, indicating that the Al-Ghadir barracks in the city was targeted in an attack.
The Judiciary Media Center in Iran has announced the identification and seizure of assets belonging to employees of foreign media outlets, citing reasons including collecting information to benefit enemy armies, justifying the war, and espionage. The Mizan News Agency did not disclose the identities of the individuals or the media outlets involved.
According to the Washington Post, 88 solid-fuel production sites associated with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard have been destroyed since the onset of the conflict.
