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A hardline cleric’s call to demolish the monument of Persian poet Omar Khayyam has sparked outrage in Iran, viewed as an attack on cultural heritage by extremists. Preacher Robati’s comments during a sermon led to protests, coinciding with Nowruz celebrations where attendees expressed anti-government sentiments. Critics, including officials and academics, condemned the remarks, warning against erasing national symbols. Khayyam is celebrated for his philosophical contributions and is a key figure in Iranian culture. Following the Nowruz events, authorities closed Khayyam’s mausoleum, raising concerns about cultural preservation amidst ongoing debates over religious and national identity.
Nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran have shifted positively, with President Trump praising Iran’s approach during discussions. Ahead of his Middle East visit, Trump described Iranian negotiators as “talking very intelligently” and emphasized the need for constructive dialogue. He reiterated that Iran cannot acquire nuclear weapons but acknowledged their reasonable conduct in talks. This marks a change from Trump’s earlier stance, having previously withdrawn from a nuclear agreement and imposed sanctions. His upcoming trip will include visits to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, as diplomatic efforts continue to reshape U.S.-Iran relations.
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President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized those who remain silent about Israeli crimes against Palestinians, especially in Gaza, during a recent address. He called for Muslim nations to unite against oppression and protect the defenseless, condemning the indiscriminate killings of Palestinian women and children. Pezeshkian urged Muslims to reflect on their commitment to Islam and humanity if they stay silent. His remarks were part of an international conference honoring the late President Ebrahim Raisi and emphasizing governance based on rights and justice. He also dismissed allegations from U.S. President Donald Trump, asserting that Iranian officials focus on serving the nation.
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