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Makan Nasiris family meets Hiroshima mayor on 81st anniversary of atomic bombing

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Makan Nasiri’s family meets Hiroshima mayor on 81st anniversary of atomic bombing

Hiroshima — On the 81st anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, the parents of Makan Nasiri, a seven-year-old student who went missing in the Minab school tragedy, met with Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui and briefed him on the Minab incident and the consequences of war for children and civilians.

Makan Nasiri’s family meets Hiroshima mayor on 81st anniversary of atomic bombing

Iran says regional defense pact signals shift toward indigenous security

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Iran says regional defense pact signals shift toward indigenous security

TEHRAN — Iran has welcomed the emerging defense understanding among Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey as evidence of a broader shift in regional thinking about security, arguing that countries in the region are increasingly recognizing the limits of relying on external powers for protection.

Iran says regional defense pact signals shift toward indigenous security

Irans Leader appoints six top military commanders

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Iran’s Leader appoints six top military commanders

TEHRAN — Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei issued separate decrees on Monday appointing six senior military commanders and officials to key positions in the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), and the Basij Organization.

Iran’s Leader appoints six top military commanders

Rezaei appointment highlights lockstep coordination between Irans military and political leadership

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Rezaei appointment highlights lockstep coordination between Iran’s military and political leadership

TEHRAN — Certain Western and regional media outlets have attempted to cast a new spotlight on alleged rifts between Iran’s military and political leadership following the appointment of Major General Mohsen Rezaei as secretary of the country’s top security body.

Rezaei appointment highlights lockstep coordination between Iran’s military and political leadership

The same hostage economics playbook from Havana to Tehran to Beirut

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The same hostage economics playbook, from Havana to Tehran to Beirut

TEHRAN — The August 2026 New York Times report operates as an unclassified confession of state terror. When Israel launched its barbaric campaign of aggression on Lebanon in March, the opening salvos bypassed command centers. Warplanes targeted civilian banks, local exchange shops, and neighborhood gas stations. The architects of this aggression admit their primary objective was “Hezbollah’s money,” functionally confessing to holding the daily survival of Lebanese families hostage.

The same hostage economics playbook, from Havana to Tehran to Beirut