Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard and state media have denied reports that an air base in the central province of Isfahan, home to several Iranian military and nuclear facilities, was targeted by Israel overnight.
Iran’s foreign minister warned Israel on Tuesday not to test Tehran’s resolve, stating that while Iran won’t act hastily, it also won’t hesitate to deliver a strong retaliation if attacked.
Media outlets in Tehran have pounced on a fresh push by Iran's exiled prince to deepen ties with Israel and advocate for the fall of the Islamic Republic by highlighting differences between his father and the Jewish state.
Twenty-two female political and ideological prisoners in Tehran’s Evin Prison have released an open letter demanding an immediate halt to the sexual harassment of inmates during body searches.
The top commander of Iran's military operations abroad has not been seen in days and several stilted official allusions to him on Monday further fueled speculation about his whereabouts and the possibility of his death at Israeli hands.
Iranian exiled prince Reza Pahlavi issued a statement on the anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel in an effort to reassure Iran’s neighbors that a revolution in Iran that topples its Islamic rulers would not add to the turmoil in the region.
A top Iranian police commander at the center of repressing women's rights protests which shook the country in 2022 has described the force he commanded as unfairly maligned in stopping what he called a foreign plot.
Following Israel's October 4, 2024, strike on Beirut, which targeted Hashem Safiuddin, a potential successor to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, speculation has also arisen regarding the status of Ismail Qa’ani, the chief commander of the Quds Force.
Iranian officials not only continued to threaten Israel on Monday but also glorified the October 7 Hamas attack as the anniversary passed without the anticipated Israeli retaliation.
As Israel mourns the more than 1,100 deaths from October 7 and the 101 hostages still held by Iran-backed Hamas in Gaza, the country awaits a response to last week’s Iranian missile barrage.
Iran has intensified its deportation efforts, aiming to expel at least two million undocumented migrants by the end of March 2025, according to Ahmad Reza Radan, commander of Iran’s law enforcement forces.
Informed sources have told Iran International that even the family of Quds Force commander Esmail Qaani remains unaware of his current status, as the IRGC has yet to release any official statement regarding his fate.
Gasoline supply in Iran faced abrupt changes on Sunday, with new limits imposed on daily refueling and fuel station allocations, sparking concern about potential price hikes.
Israel’s former prime minister, Naftali Bennett, has called for the country’s leaders to launch an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities as the Jewish state weighs its response to last week’s barrage of 181 ballistic missiles.
Iran's currency, the rial, has dropped by more than 5% in two weeks, following Israeli strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iran's missile attack on October 1, and Israel's threat of retaliation.
Iranian hardline newspapers are ramping up threats against Israel, detailing an extensive list of potential targets Iran will strike if Israel retaliates for last week's ballistic missile barrage.
Iranian authorities are restricting the flow of information about last month's coal mine explosion in Tabas which killed at least 51 workers as the country fails to control a spate of disasters blighting the industry dating back years.
As Iran faces a serious energy crisis, Israel's potential retaliation could reportedly target oil refineries or export terminals, turning the country's struggling energy sector into a prolonged disaster.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country will retaliate against Iran following what he called one of the largest missile attacks in history.
Iran's missile attack on Israel has reignited talk of war, leaving many anxious. Some hope an Israeli strike could free them from the Islamic government. But most remain silently apprehensive—numbed, perhaps, or resigned to their helplessness.
Iran's ambassador to Australia Ahmad Sadeghi was summoned Friday by the Australian government for the second time in two months after a social media post praising late Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah.