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As Iran enters year 1404, national police commander General Ahmad-Reza Radan has announced plans to enhance border security and combat rising crime, exacerbated by economic pressures. Key initiatives include a four-meter concrete wall along the Afghan border, aimed at curbing drug trafficking and illegal entries, with completion expected in two years. Radan also prioritized reducing traffic violations and intensifying efforts against theft and drug-related crimes. For Nowruz celebrations, over 250,000 police personnel will ensure public safety. While crime rates, including theft, have reportedly decreased, tensions persist between cultural traditions and religious conservatism in Iran.
In his Eid al-Mab’ath address, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, warned Iranian officials about the true motives of American officials, urging vigilance in international dealings. He cautioned against forming secret alliances with adversaries and highlighted the exploitation of resources and cultural identities by global powers. Khamenei reflected on the historical context of the Resistance Front, praising the resilience of Palestinians in Gaza and Hezbollah’s steadfastness against Israeli threats. His remarks underscored the ongoing struggles in the region and the necessity for unity and awareness in confronting external challenges.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the new US administration must take substantial actions beyond “nice words” to restore trust and engage in negotiations for a new nuclear agreement. Reflecting on the US’s withdrawal from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal during Trump’s presidency, he emphasized that Iran had complied with the agreement despite the US’s “maximum pressure” policy. Araghchi warned that any military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities would provoke an immediate and decisive response. He also criticized Trump’s remarks on Gaza, suggesting a mock solution instead. The situation remains complex and tense as diplomatic efforts continue.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has reiterated the country’s commitment to strengthening relations with neighboring countries, focusing on shared cultural and historical ties. In a meeting with Armenian Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan in Tehran, Pezeshkian emphasized the importance of trust in Iran-Armenia relations and expressed hope that recent diplomatic exchanges would enhance bilateral cooperation. He reaffirmed Iran’s support for de-escalating tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan and advocated for regional peace. Grigoryan noted the growth of bilateral trade, exceeding $1 billion, and praised Pezeshkian’s impactful speech at the Tehran Dialogue Forum, which aims to foster international collaboration.