Ebrahim Zolfaghari

IRGC STATEMENTS

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JD Vance defended the U.S. military over the strike on a wedding ceremony in Kuhestak, saying the U.S. does not target civilians and that the incident is under investigation.

Iran rejects Washington’s explanation, pointing to the civilian casualties and demanding accountability for those killed and wounded.

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The first footage from the aftermath of the U.S. strike on a wedding ceremony in Iran two days ago has emerged.

Several children are shown receiving treatment in hospitals, while others were killed in the attack.

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Large crowds have taken to the streets across Iran, waving the national flag and rallying in support as tensions with the United States continue to escalate.

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Netanyahu says Israel is close to removing the “Iranian threat” once and for all, declaring that bringing down Iran’s government is the main task ahead.

Meanwhile, Iran says it will not surrender to external pressure, and any attempt to force regime change will be met with resistance.

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Iran’s message remains clear:

The struggle will not end while Palestine remains under occupation.

Iran will continue standing with the Palestinian people and supporting their right to freedom, dignity and an independent state.

Palestine remains at the heart of Iran’s resistance.

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The wreckage of a U.S. MQ-9 drone is seen on the ground in Khomein Governorate, central Iran, after it was shot down last night.

Iranian fighters and local residents can be seen around the downed drone.

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Iran generated more than $1 billion in oil revenues during the 11-day period ending September 2.

Despite the ongoing conflict and pressure on its energy sector, Iran continues to generate significant oil income.

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Iran vows that those responsible for the attack on a wedding ceremony in southern Iran will “pay a heavy price.”

The attack on civilians will not go unanswered.

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Iran is striking U.S. military positions in Bahrain and Kuwait with drones and missiles.

Multiple explosions are being heard as the attacks unfold, marking another major escalation against American forces across the Gulf.

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Iran successfully destroyed a highly advanced U.S. surveillance balloon during last night’s strikes.

The system was considered a sophisticated and expensive asset, valued at tens of millions of dollars.

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We will never tolerate aggression from any origin. The U.S. army has no path except leaving the region. Those who facilitate attacks on Iran will see the source of that aggression targeted.

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It is better for regional states to expel the Americans from their countries and take back the bases. Otherwise they will face the consequences.

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If the enemy wants us not to export oil from the Persian Gulf, no one will be able to export oil from the Persian Gulf.

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U.S. strikes on civilian areas are brutal war crimes. Iran exercised its inherent right of self-defense and struck the bases that were the origin and support of this aggression

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A senior Badr Organization official has rejected calls to disarm Iraqi armed factions, saying the resistance will keep its weapons as long as U.S. forces remain in Iraq.

The message is clear: no disarmament while American troops remain on Iraqi soil.

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The US carried out airstrikes on southern Iran, killing civilians.

Iran’s armed forces responded with missile and drone attacks on US bases in the region, causing heavy damage and casualties among American commanders and soldiers.

These operations will continue until the US regrets its actions.

Any country that cooperates with the US military will face serious consequences.Victory comes only from God, the Mighty and Wise.

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The U.S. attack on a wedding gathering in Kuhestak, Sirik, killing and wounding more than 50 people, is another grave crime against Iranian civilians.

From Minab and Lamerd to Qeshm and Sirik, Iran says the repeated attacks cannot be normalized or justified.

Tehran vows to respond firmly, warning that silence from governments and international institutions only encourages further attacks.

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These ruins are not a symbol of victory. They are a reminder of the human cost of the war in Gaza and the destruction left behind.

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China’s decision to block G20 language supporting free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz sends a clear message.

Beijing refused to back wording that would support unrestricted passage through the Strait, while also rejecting criticism of China’s export-driven economic model and trade surpluses.

At a time when pressure is mounting around Hormuz, China’s position matters.

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Iran responded within minutes, launching missiles from fixed positions.

The rapid retaliation highlights Iran’s ability to maintain and use missile launch sites despite U.S. claims of having gained control of the battlefield.