These days, journalists, rights activists, academics, politicians and others have turned into self-proclaimed adjudicators, dishing out verdicts and terming it another atrocity by the Islamic Republic.

Iran’s president says the enemy failed to deceive the Iranian nation through its misleading slogans.

In the past few months, foreign-backed rioters have unleashed a reign of terror across Iran, killing a number of innocent civilians and security forces in a vicious campaign fueled by rabble-rousers in the West.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry has imposed sanctions on dozens of EU and British officials and entities over their support and incitement of recent deadly riots in the Islamic Republic.

Tehran says governments that have resorted to violence to counter peaceful demands of their people cannot comment on Iran’s enforcement of the law.

To create an environment of fear, the rioters have in recent weeks threatened many shopkeepers with violence and destruction of their properties if they refuse to participate in these strikes, writes Mohammad Homaeefar.

President Raeisi says brutal terrorist attacks against security forces and people show the extent of enemies' hatred towards the Islamic Revolution. 

The Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) arrests a number of the ringleaders of counterrevolutionary groups involved in recent riots in Iran’s holy city of Qom and the northwestern province of Ardabil.

The Foreign Ministry advises the West to rather stop hosting anti-Iran terrorists instead of questioning the country's lawful riot response.

President Raeisi says the US cannot withstand a strong and robust Iran, and is seeking to have the Islamic Republic destroyed just like what it did in Afghanistan and Syria.