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Iran International

Iran International is a Persian-language satellite news channel based in the United Kingdom. Known for its critical coverage of the Iranian regime, it is a primary source for opposition reporting and breaking news on Iran's internal politics and security. Recently, it has reported on Iranian leadership disputes, military casualties, and internal regime tensions amid conflict with Israel. Last updated 1 day ago

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A directive from Iran's Supreme National Security Council orders media outlets not to publish details on civilian infrastructure damage, the scale of destruction, or service disruptions, citing "wartime conditions." Reports must avoid causing public fear or highlighting the enemy's success. For damage and outages, outlets are told to use vague phrases like "under review and troubleshooting."

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Iran's leadership has lost contact with supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei since last night, according to Iran International. Yesterday's retaliatory strikes on Israel following the IDF's Dahiya attack were launched without coordination with Khamenei's office, relying instead on pre-prepared military protocols. The speed of Iran's response exceeded what the normal messaging process with Khamenei would have permitted.

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Iranian Report: Iranian President Pezeshkian was furious with IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi over the attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, UAE, and Oman, which were carried out without the government's knowledge. Pezeshkian called for an urgent meeting with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to stop the escalation, calling the attacks "madness" and "total irresponsibility" that could lead to irreversible consequences.

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Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, led by Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr, reportedly warned that anti regime protests could resume within days as the economy deteriorates. Officials said economic pressure is the main trigger.

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Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, led by Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr, reportedly warned that anti regime protests could resume within days as the economy deteriorates. Officials said economic pressure is the main trigger.

The assessment claimed Iran may only withstand another 6 to 8 weeks of a U.S. naval blockade. By the end of spring, up to 2 million private sector jobs could be lost. Security officials reportedly concluded unrest is inevitable, with only the timing uncertain. - Iran International