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IRGC promotes 'self-sacrifice' campaign, ramps up efforts to hunt dissidents, critics abroad
In addition to seemingly attempting to crack down on dissident voices internationally, the Islamic Republic has renewed efforts to expand the mobilization of its supporter base nationally.
Iran celebrates ceasefire amid critical war losses, says it 'forced America to accept its demands'
IDF's Farsi-language account urges Iranian dissidents for contact
Iran threatens to execute 45 journalists, over 300 relatives in coordinated media suppresion effort
Will Iranian-backed militias in Iraq march to Syria? Orders awaited - analysis
Moving Iraqi militias into Syria would be Iran’s way of both preventing spillover and adding fuel to the fire.
Is Iran focused on Russia’s war on Ukrainian air-defense? - analysis
While Ukraine has received a number of western air defenses, Russia likely wants to try to test its missiles against these systems.
Iran's atomic energy organization says e-mail was hacked, state media says
Iranian hacker group "Black Reward" hacked into Iran's atomic energy organization's email server.
Iran rights group says security forces fire at protesters in Kurdish cities
Security forces in Iran continue to attack Kurdish cities amidst protests amidst rising internal tensions.
From refuge in Iraq, Kurdish exiles hope Iran's 'revolution' prevails
After a forceful flee from Iran, Kurdish refugees in Iraq hope to see Iran's current revolution prevail.
Can the West act in time to help Iran get online? - analysis
Iran’s regime has restricted internet and phone access and gone after social media sites.
Iran’s officials fear disturbances in Caucasus and Gulf - analysis
Iran feels pressure intensifying as countries they once felt they could lean on are formalizing diplomatic ties with Israel, as well as ties teetering with their closest neighbors.
Iranian media claims cyberattack on planned Tel Aviv metro
The rail system is under construction and is the subject of a political debate in Israel.
Iran counts votes after big turnout in presidential election
For Iranians, the election presents a stark choice between competing visions of the country.
Iran destroys 100,000 satellite dishes in morality-driven crackdown
