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Iran’s Capital Relocation Buzz Boosts Makran Land Prices, Says Ex-Lawmaker
Recent proposals to relocate Iran’s capital to Makran have sparked concern among locals, particularly former MP Moineddin Saeedi. He argues that the initiative has driven up land and rental prices without improving basic living conditions, such as access to piped water. Makran, one of Iran’s least developed regions, requires substantial infrastructure investment before any capital relocation can be considered. Critics emphasize the need for the government to prioritize enhancing existing services and engaging local communities in decision-making. Sustainable development, education, healthcare, and job creation are essential for improving residents’ quality of life before any relocation plans are implemented.
IRNA CEO Advocates Attritional Resistance as Key Strategy Against Israel
In a discussion about the al-Aqsa Storm operation, Hossein Jaberi Ansari, CEO of IRNA, labels it a significant “earthquake” for Israel, exposing its vulnerabilities. Launched on October 7, 2023, by Palestinian resistance movements, the operation has crucial implications for the Palestinian struggle. Jaberi Ansari emphasizes that liberation of Palestine is primarily the responsibility of Palestinians and their regional allies, while critiquing binary interpretations of the event. He highlights Israel’s historical reliance on global powers for support and contrasts past military failures with a resistance strategy that aims to gradually weaken the Israeli regime until its potential collapse.
Iraq’s Kurdistan Region Pledges Safety and Stability for Iran, Says Barzani
Iraqi Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani emphasized the region’s commitment to peaceful relations with Iran during the 4th Tehran Dialogue Forum. He asserted that Kurdistan has never threatened Iran and aims to prevent becoming a base for any threats to its neighbors. Barzani recognized Iran’s early actions against Daesh in Iraq and noted improved bilateral relations following an Iranian presidential visit to Erbil. He announced an upcoming expert-level meeting in Iran’s Kurdistan province. This dialogue underscores a mutual commitment to regional stability, following a March 2023 security agreement aimed at enhancing border security and disarming anti-Iran groups.
Revealing Confessions of Aging Commander Expose Iran’s Secret Assassination Operations
Recent admissions by Mohsen Rafiqdoost, a former minister of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, reveal Tehran’s involvement in orchestrated assassinations of dissidents in Europe during the 1980s and 1990s. He candidly discussed funding covert operations and claimed Iran planned political killings abroad, raising concerns about its international conduct. These revelations may complicate ongoing US-Iran negotiations, with potential implications for sanctions and designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization. The admissions could lead to increased pressure on Iran, especially given its history of targeting dissidents. The global community is closely monitoring the situation and its effects on diplomatic relations.
Iran’s Defense Arsenal: Beyond Missile Cities and Into a New Era of Military Power
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy recently unveiled a new underground missile base, signaling Iran’s commitment to enhancing its military capabilities, particularly in the southern waters. Rear Admiral Alireza Tangsiri highlighted the facility’s advanced cruise missiles, designed for targeting destroyers. Key features include underground storage for rapid deployment, land-based mobile launchers, and long-range strike capabilities. Tangsiri warned adversaries not to underestimate Iran’s military strength, emphasizing national security. This unveiling is part of a broader strategy to bolster missile capabilities, with the IRGC previously revealing two other underground bases this month, reflecting Iran’s unwavering stance on its ballistic missile program.
Iran Calls In Poland’s Charge d’Affaires Following Controversial Remarks by Foreign Minister
Diplomatic tensions between Iran and Poland have intensified due to controversial remarks from Polish officials, particularly the foreign minister’s anti-Iran statements. Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Poland’s chargé d’affaires to protest these comments. The situation worsened with the display of an Iranian drone wreckage at the 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), attended by notable figures like Donald Trump. This event aimed to raise awareness about Iran-Russia cooperation. Reports indicate that the Shahed drone, downed by Ukraine, was linked to Iranian support for Russia, which Iran denies, asserting its right to sell drones legally.