ISRAELI-US WAR OF TERRORISM
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POLITICS
Lawmakers warn US will face ‘dark days’ for killing innocent Iranians
Iran's armed forces will retaliate for the killing of innocent civilians in recent US attacks and those responsible would face severe consequences, warns a senior Iranian lawmaker.
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DEFENSE
Senior commanders: Tehran secure, borders stronger than before
Senior Iranian commanders say Tehran is under "complete security" and borders are stronger than before, warning of "crushing blows" against any future enemy aggression.

POLITICS
Iran says nuclear bomb narrative a fabrication, ready for any scenario
The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the narrative of an Iranian nuclear bomb has been used to frighten the world for more than two decades.

POLITICS
Two Israeli air force soldiers face charges of spying for Iran: Report
Israeli military prosecutors are preparing to file espionage charges against two Israeli air force soldiers accused of collaborating with Iranian intelligence, according to Israeli media reports.

ECONOMY
Iran central bank confirms Strait of Hormuz fees received in cash
Iran's central bank has confirmed the successful deposit of revenue from newly established transit fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

ECONOMY
Iran warns FAO conference of global food crisis amid US war
Iran’s minister of agriculture says US aggression has cast a dark shadow over the realization of the global "zero hunger” objective.

POLITICS
Iran's Red Crescent: US-pirated ship carried vital medical supplies
The Iranian Red Crescent Society expresses concern that a cargo shipment on a vessel recently intercepted by US forces includes vital supplies needed for kidney dialysis patients.

ENERGY
Iran's strategic leverage shatters US's illusion of blockade
Iranian oil exports remain high despite US piracy and blockade claims, where Chinese buyers pay premiums, Indians pay in yuan, and Iran uses Hormuz’s legal geography as leverage.







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