Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi says the voting process in Iran’s run-off presidential election has been running smoothly.

The spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry says the participation of Iranian nationals living abroad in the presidential election runoff has increased compared to the first round.

Iran has notably increased the number of ballot boxes by over 90, resulting in a total of 350 boxes strategically placed across 89 countries within 138 constituencies.

The Interior Ministry announced another two-hour extension to the voting time of Iran's presidential election runoff.

Iran’s interim FM says Canada “followed the path of terrorists” with its hostile moves of blacklisting the IRGC and denying Iranians their right to vote.

Iranian nationals living abroad started heading to polling stations in the early hours on Friday to cast their ballots in the country’s presidential runoff election.

Millions of Iranians, inside and outside the country, are casting their ballots to choose the next president in the election runoff.

Iran is holding the runoff presidential election in full security and calm, police chief says.

The Iranian judiciary chief underlines the need for a massive turnout in the 2024 presidential runoff election, saying higher votes for the country’s future chief executive boosts his public support.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has hailed the Iranian people's "active involvement" in the presidential election as polls opened nationwide Friday.