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Iran-linked hackers threaten to release Trump aides' emails
Iran-linked hackers, known as Robert, have threatened to release more stolen emails from prominent figures in Donald Trump's circle, including White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Trump lawyer Lindsey Halligan. This resurgence follows a period of inactivity and comes after recent military conflict between Israel and Iran.
Infants Ceremony: Watch Iranian mothers celebration loss against Israel by offering their babies for war
Tehran witnessed significant events over the weekend. A funeral procession honored top military officials, including Revolutionary Guard Commander General Hossein Salami. They were killed in recent clashes with Israel. Simultaneously, thousands participated in the annual Hosseini Infants Ceremony. Mothers raised their infants, showing religious devotion. Anti-U.S. and anti-Israel slogans were voiced during the ceremony.
Iran holds state funeral for top brass slain in war with Israel
Iran held a state funeral for approximately 60 individuals, including military commanders and nuclear scientists, who died in the recent conflict with Israel. This occurred after Iran's foreign minister criticized Donald Trump's remarks about Supreme Leader Khamenei. Tensions remain high as both sides trade accusations and threats, despite a ceasefire, with the international community concerned about Iran's nuclear program.
Iranian regime change? Not the kind you're looking for.
Qassem Soleimani's image as a protector of Iran has faded due to economic decline and aggressive foreign policy. With Supreme Leader Khamenei's aging and internal pressures mounting, Iran faces a critical juncture. A return to pragmatic policies, similar to Soleimani's era, is more likely than a popular uprising, potentially leading to renewed negotiations and eased domestic repression.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei missing during Iran top military commanders, nuclear scientists funeral! Is Supreme Leader alive?
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's last public appearance was June 11, two days before hostilities with Israel broke out, when he met with Iranian parliamentarians.
Was Iran’s Khamenei on Israel’s ‘Red Wedding’ hit list? Israeli Defence minister’s chilling admission hints so
Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz revealed that during the recent 12-day conflict, Israeli forces actively tried to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei but failed when he went underground. The strike, code-named ‘Red Wedding’, wiped out Iran’s top commanders and scientists in a single night inspired by Game of Thrones. US President Trump backed Israel’s airstrikes with US bunker-busters but later dialled down threats of regime change. Tehran’s leadership now faces deep uncertainty amid fragile ceasefire talks.
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Iran turns to internal crackdown in wake of 12-day war
Following Israeli airstrikes, Iranian authorities have shifted focus from a ceasefire to internal security, initiating mass arrests and military deployments, particularly in Kurdish regions. Security forces have intensified street presence with checkpoints, targeting potential unrest and suspected Israeli agents. Hundreds have been arrested, with Kurdish and Baluch minorities facing increased scrutiny amid concerns of opposition to the Islamic Republic.
A battered Iran faces an uncertain future after its grinding war with Israel
Following a 12-day conflict with Israel, Iran faces significant challenges, including a decimated military, damaged nuclear program, and a struggling economy. Supreme Leader Khamenei must address internal security, rebuild the military, and rethink regional security policies. The potential for a nuclear weapons program or renewed negotiations with the U.S.
Iranian military chief Ali Shadmani dies of wounds from Israeli strikes, state media say
Ali Shadmani, the head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards command centre, has died from wounds sustained during Israeli military strikes, according to Iranian state media. Following his death, the guards' command centre has pledged to exact "harsh revenge." Israel's armed forces previously claimed responsibility for killing Shadmani, identifying him as Iran's wartime chief of staff.
Iran: Khamenei's son waiting in the wings
Carrying the clerical rank of Hojjatoleslam, Mojtaba, 55, has never held a formal position in the Islamic Republic's government, exercising his influence behind the scenes as the gatekeeper to his father, according to Iran watchers. His role has long been a point of controversy in Iran, with critics rejecting any hint of dynastic politics in a country that overthrew a US-backed monarch in 1979. Khamenei has himself indicated opposition to the idea of dynastic succession.
Israel hits Iran's Evin prison, Revolutionary Guards sites
Iran, in turn, fired missile barrages at Israel and vowed retaliation against the United States after it struck the Islamic republic's nuclear sites a day earlier. Loud explosions rocked the Iranian capital, where Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said the military hit "regime targets" with "unprecedented force", adding to speculation that Israel may seek to topple Iran's clerical leadership.
World War III fears surge as 'spy' for Iran arrested for monitoring RAF base amid rising mid-east tensions
A British man has been arrested in Cyprus on suspicion of espionage and terrorism offences. The man is alleged to have kept the RAF Akrotiri base on the island under surveillance for Iran. Reports suggest that the the man is suspected to have links with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The man was allegedly planning an imminent terrorist attack and his arrest comes at a time when tensions in the Middle East are at an all-time high.
Succession plans for Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hit top gear
Amidst escalating tensions following Israeli attacks, Iran is reportedly accelerating its search for a successor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Khamenei's son, Mojtaba, and Hassan Khomeini, grandson of the Islamic revolution's founder, have emerged as frontrunners. While Mojtaba represents continuity, Khomeini is viewed as a potentially more moderate figure.
Countdown to WWIII? Will Iran’s response to US strikes spark the first Nuclear-age war?
WWIII: With US airstrikes hitting Iran’s main nuclear facilities and President Trump warning of more, West Asia faces a dangerous tipping point. Iran’s possible retaliation could range from mining the Strait of Hormuz to proxy strikes on US military outposts. As key bases come under threat and the Axis of Resistance recalibrates, the risks of a wider regional war grow.
Iran's top security body to decide on Hormuz closure, Press TV reports
Following reported U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran's parliament has tentatively backed closing the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route. The final decision rests with the Supreme National Security Council. While a parliament member indicated closure is being considered, the Foreign Minister evaded a direct answer, stating Iran has various options available.
Iran fires Kheibar Shekan missile for the first time at Israel, shows Trump US airstrikes on its nuclear sites not effective
The IRGC has confirmed its Kheibar Shekan ballistic missile struck Israeli territory, retaliating against US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Launched during Operation True Promise-III, the IRGC reported firing 40 missiles at key Israeli locations, including Ben Gurion Airport. The Kheibar Shekan, a road-mobile MRBM with a range of 1,450 kilometers, marks its first operational deployment.
Iran uses Kheybar Shaken type missile to attack Israel, here's all you need to know about the surface-to-surface weapon
Iran launched missiles at Israel, including Haifa and Tel Aviv. The Revolutionary Guards used the Kheybar Shekan missile for the first time. US bombed Iranian nuclear facilities. Israel confirmed multiple sites were hit. The Al Jarina Grand Mosque in Haifa sustained damage. President Herzog condemned Iran's attack and affirmed Israel's commitment to defend all its residents.
Iran hackers launch cyber attack on Albania’s capital Tirana. Here is the reason
Iranian hackers have launched a cyber attack on Albania’s capital, Tirana, disrupting public services. The group, linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, claimed the attack was in retaliation for Albania hosting Iranian dissidents. The hackers leaked sensitive data and warned of more actions if Albania continued to support the exiled opposition group.
Backed into a corner, Iran may unleash hackers, spies, sleeper cells and terror proxies worldwide
Israel has launched multiple airstrikes against Iran, targeting nuclear sites and key Revolutionary Guard leaders. While Iran’s military strength is affected, the country’s ability to retaliate using cyberattacks, proxy groups and intelligence networks remains.
Under attack from Israel, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei faces a stark choice
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, faces an unprecedented challenge as Israel intensifies its military actions, targeting Iran's military leadership and nuclear program. Khamenei must decide between escalating retaliation, risking further Israeli attacks, or pursuing a diplomatic solution that could compromise Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Shipping company Maersk temporarily pauses vessel calls at Israel's Haifa port
Maersk has temporarily suspended vessel calls at Israel's Haifa port due to escalating regional tensions. This decision follows recent exchanges of attacks between Israel and Iran. Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks targeting military and industrial sites in Haifa and Tel Aviv, further contributing to the instability.
Who is Brigadier General Majid Khadami, Iran's new intelligence chief?
Iran appointed a new chief of intelligence at its Revolutionary Guards on Thursday, the official Irna news agency said, after his predecessor was killed in an Israeli strike last week. Israel killed several top Iranian officials, prompting a counter-attack by Iran, which on Thursday hit an Israeli hospital.
Israel’s deadly trap: How top Iranian military chiefs were lured and eliminated — including the Army chief
The Israel Air Force targeted and killed Major General Ali Shademani. He was the Iranian military's wartime chief of staff. The attack also eliminated other senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officers. This followed the assassination of Shademani's predecessor, Major General Gholam Ali Rashid.
Israel-Iran conflict: Hackers say they wiped out $90 million from Iran cryptocurrency exchange
Hackers linked to Israel stole over $90 million from Iran’s top crypto exchange, Nobitex, in a politically driven cyberattack. The group, Gonjeshke Darande, leaked source code, burned stolen funds, and accused Nobitex of aiding Iran’s regime.
Iran is no pushover: Israel is learning the hard way
Recent attacks show Israel's bold offensive against Iran. But, Israel seems to have underestimated Iran's military strength. Iran's missiles breached Israeli air defenses. The command has regrouped quickly after targeted killings. Israel's goal of regime change may be a misjudgment. Israel is trying to involve the US in the conflict. The US prefers the conflict to end.
Iran leader Khamenei sees his inner circle hollowed out by Israel
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is increasingly isolated. Israeli strikes killed his key military advisors. This raises the risk of strategic errors. Khamenei relies on a close circle of loyalists. His son Mojtaba's influence is growing. Khamenei faces escalating conflict with Israel. He also faces internal unrest due to economic hardship. The loss of regional allies further isolates him.
Iran confirms 2 additional high-ranking generals killed in Israeli strikes
Iranian state television confirmed that Israeli strikes have killed two more high-ranking generals, Gholamreza Mehrabi, the deputy of intelligence, and Mehdi Rabbani, the deputy of operations. These deaths follow Friday's strikes, which resulted in the deaths of multiple high-ranking Iranian military officials, including the army's chief of staff and the head of the Revolutionary Guard.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami, two nuclear scientists killed in Israeli attack
Israeli forces struck Iran, resulting in the death of Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami. Two nuclear scientists, Fereydoun Abbasi-Davani and Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi, also died in the attack. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the strike on Iran's nuclear facility. Explosions were reported in Tehran. Israel declared a state of emergency, anticipating retaliation. Iran's air defenses are on high alert.
Who was Hossein Salami, the chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guards killed in Israeli strike
Israeli strikes targeted Tehran, resulting in the death of Hossein Salami, commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, along with nuclear scientists. The attacks, which included strikes on nuclear and military sites, have heightened tensions amid scheduled talks regarding Iran's nuclear program. Israel anticipates retaliation, declaring a state of emergency as Iran places its air defenses on high alert.
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