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Iranian clerics and state officials, including the representative of the Supreme Leader within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Abdollah Haji Sadeghi, are continuously emphasizing the dangers of fatigue and weariness within their ranks.

Iranian regime faces fatigue amid societal discontent

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According to reports published on social media, a 16-year-old girl went unconscious and fell into a coma due to the injuries she suffered as a result of being shoved by the guidance patrol agents in a Tehran metro wagon.

Teenager in Coma After Alleged Assault in Tehran Metro

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Official statistics unveiled by the Eco Iran website signal a significant decrease in the value and volume of Iran's food industry exports, contrasting the economic assertions made by Iran’s regime authorities regarding rising non-oil exports.

Iran’s food industry faces declining exports amidst multiple challenges

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In Iran, the dark shadow of executions continues to loom over the lives of its prisoners.

The Grim Reality: Ongoing Executions in Iran’s Mullah Regime

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On the solemn occasion of the first anniversary of the Zahedan’s Bloody Friday massacre, the streets of several cities across Sistan and Baluchestan province echoed with impassioned voices against the regime.

Anniversary of Zahedan’s Bloody Friday marked by defiant protests

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September 30, 2022, will forever be etched in Iran's memory as "Bloody Friday in Zahedan," the horrifying massacre where the regime's security forces targeted the impoverished Baloch people.

Bloody Friday Massacre: Baluchestan’s lingering cry for justice

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On Thursday, September 28, a notable gathering occurred in the German capital involving representatives from various factions of the Federal Parliament.

Berlin conference urges international support for Iranian resistance

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The anniversary of the Bloody Friday massacre in Zahedan served as a somber reminder of a dark chapter in Iran's recent history.

Bloody Friday of Zahedan: A Grim Anniversary in Iran’s Recent History

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Washington was rocked by recent revelations detailing the involvement of alleged “Iran experts,” believed to have affiliations with the Iranian clerical regime, within the U.S. government.

Infiltration of U.S. government by Iranian agents sparks controversy

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In the heart of Gorgan, northern Iran, on July 16, 1986, Ayda Rostami began her journey.

Dr. Ayda Rostami: A beacon of hope silenced by brutality

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