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Ali Larijani, Iran’s new Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, emphasized Iran’s deep, historic ties with Lebanon and Iraq during a recent interview. On his visit to Lebanon, he met key political figures, affirming Iran’s unwavering support for Lebanon’s resistance movements, which he believes include diverse groups beyond sectarian lines. Larijani discussed a security agreement with Iraq aimed at enhancing stability and criticized Israel’s strategic failures against Iran. He expressed Iran’s commitment to non-interference in regional affairs and highlighted opportunities for cooperation with Arab nations, including a positive outlook on recent Iran-Saudi reconciliation efforts.
Over the weekend, protests erupted in Tehran as retired teachers and medical students voiced their frustrations with the Iranian government. Retired teachers demanded overdue entitlements outside Parliament, highlighting the devaluation of the national currency, which has lost 99.99% of its value since 1979. Medical students protested against nearly 200% tuition hikes at Azad University, arguing the increases were unmanageable. Additionally, dismissed professors called for reinstatement, claiming they were removed for advocating academic freedom. These demonstrations reflect widespread dissatisfaction with economic pressures and unfulfilled government promises, emphasizing the need for accountability and change in Iran.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has reaffirmed Russia’s commitment to reviving the Iran nuclear deal, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), originally established in 2015. In an interview, he discussed ongoing negotiations with the US and European nations, emphasizing the importance of restoring the agreement after the US withdrawal during Trump’s administration. Lavrov expressed optimism about consultations and rejected linking a new deal to Iran’s support for resistance groups in the Middle East. He highlighted the need for equitable diplomatic relations in the region. The revival of the JCPOA is seen as crucial for international stability and security.
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Iran’s Parliament speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, emphasized Imam Khomeini’s pivotal role in confronting the threats from the Zionist regime during a ceremony at Khomeini’s shrine, marking the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. He noted Khomeini was among the first Muslim thinkers to warn about these threats, citing the Shah’s ties to Zionists as a key motivator for Khomeini’s uprising. Qalibaf expressed confidence in Khomeini’s vision for the liberation of al-Quds, criticizing Zionism as the source of global corruption. His comments reflect a commitment among Iranian lawmakers to uphold Khomeini’s principles during the Ten-Day Dawn observance.