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The West won the headlines Iran changed history

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The West won the headlines - Iran changed history​

COA- Wars are fought twice. The first battle is fought with missiles, bombers and soldiers. The second is fought with headlines, television studios, think tanks and official briefings. The first destroys cities. The second constructs memory. For decades the West has excelled at winning both. Military superiority was reinforced by informational dominance. Washington and its allies not only projected power across continents; they largely shaped the language through which that power was understood. They decided who was the aggressor, who was the defender, whose violence was regrettable and whose violence was unforgivable. They possessed not merely armies but the authority to define reality.

The West won the headlines - Iran changed history

The march that defies distance Millions of Irans Left Behind turn Tehran into a path to Karbala

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The march that defies distance: Millions of Iran’s “Left Behind” turn Tehran into a path to Karbala​

TEHRAN— Before sunrise on Tuesday, Tehran awakened to a familiar yet profoundly moving spectacle. What began at Imam Hussein Square quickly grew into a vast river of humanity flowing toward the revered shrine of Abd al-Azim al-Hasani in the historic city of Rey, as thousands joined Iran’s annual “Jāmāndegān-e Arbaeen” (The Left Behind) march.

The march that defies distance: Millions of Iran’s “Left Behind” turn Tehran into a path to Karbala

Araghchi holds separate talks with Pakistani Omani counterparts

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Araghchi holds separate talks with Pakistani, Omani counterparts​

TEHRAN — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held separate telephone conversations with his Pakistani and Omani counterparts, discussing the latest regional and international developments and emphasizing the importance of continued diplomatic coordination to promote lasting peace and stability across West Assia.

Araghchi holds separate talks with Pakistani, Omani counterparts

Leaders advisor draws Irans red line in Hormuz warns US against maritime provocation

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Leader’s advisor draws Iran’s red line in Hormuz, warns US against maritime provocation​

TEHRAN - The strategic posture outlined by Mohsen Rezaei, senior advisor to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution and former commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), marks a decisive reaffirmation of Iran’s sovereign authority over the Strait of Hormuz.

Leader’s advisor draws Iran’s red line in Hormuz, warns US against maritime provocation

The Biggest Red Banner of Vengeance Rises in Karbala

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The Biggest Red Banner of Vengeance Rises in Karbala​

TEHRAN — Karbala awoke Tuesday beneath a sweltering August sky and a horizon ablaze with the crimson of vengeance. As millions of black-clad pilgrims converged for the climax of this year’s Arbaeen pilgrimage, the space between the twin shrines of Imam Hussein (AS) and his brother Abbas (AS) became the epicenter of a ritual fusing grief with geopolitical defiance.

The Biggest Red Banner of Vengeance Rises in Karbala

Leaders office rejects attributed comments on Pezeshkians alleged resignation

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Leader's office rejects attributed comments on Pezeshkian's alleged resignation​

TEHRAN - The Public Relations Office of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution has formally repudiated claims attributed to Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei concerning the alleged resignation of President Masoud Pezeshkian, denouncing such assertions as "fundamentally false" and entirely devoid of truth.

Leader's office rejects attributed comments on Pezeshkian's alleged resignation