Sam

[Sam @Samdosow]

@MarioNawfal That’s what illegal sanctions bring for the people. Considering all the progress in variety of scientific fields within 45 years of sanctions imposed on the nation, imagine what other achievements persian people could have offer mankind.

[Sam @Samdosow]

@MarioNawfal Mario you’re not in!!!
Western women weren’t used to public nudity either. In fact they were quite modest. It all changed gradually over time through Epstein school of thought. This is planned globally. If only you reflect. Don’t you think so?!

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

Cats 🐱 are naturally inclined towards Islam and do not accept Christian baptism. 🕌

Allah tells us in the Holy Qur’an that all creatures glorify and worship their Creator. 😇

[IRAN Embassy in Austria @IraninAustria]

Iranian women outperform American women in higher education, specialists, and doctors — and make up far less of the prison population. Yet the US regime still insists it needs to liberate the women of the world!

[Iran Embassy in Australia @IraninAustralia]

On August 23, #Iran celebrates National Doctor's Day in homage to Avicenne (Ibn Sina), a major figure in medicine and science in the Middle Ages. His *Canon of Medicine* profoundly shaped medical education for centuries, in Iran as in Europe. Philosopher, physician, mathematician, and astronomer, Avicenne embodies a vision of knowledge without borders, where the sciences dialogue and nourish each other. Even today, his legacy reminds us that knowledge belongs to all of humanity.

[Persian Girl @Persianserene1]

Ladies and gentlemen!

Meet the landscape of southern Iran, where Trump and Hegseth are planning to deploy troops

[Iran Embassy in Australia @IraninAustralia]

The Church of #São_Estêvão, near Jolfa and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a masterpiece that unites millennial architectures in one of the most important Christian sites in #Iran.

[Mick Wallace @wallacemick]

Against all the odds, against the Might of Western Powers + their Media, Iran and its People have stood against Western Imperialism since 1979, and is still standing...
#TorinoCarrarese

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

Tucker Carlson: “Whether we like it or not, Iran is uniquely defending the Palestinians and the people of Lebanon. The rest of the world is watching this in horror, and no one else is doing anything about it.”

[Iran Embassy in Australia @IraninAustralia]

Iran has introduced domestically developed technology for designing and producing a virus that specifically targets and kills cancer cells.

[I. R. Iran Embassy in Serbia @IraninSerbia]

#persiancolors

[Seyed Mohammad Marandi @s_m_marandi]

Those on the Saudi and Qatari payroll in the region can rant and rave all they want. They cannot hide the truth.

[Iran Screenshot @iranscreenshot]

Reaction of people in Tehran when handed the turban of Iran's martyred Leader.

[Iran Embassy in Australia @IraninAustralia]

The most delicious food for Friday lunch is Iranian food.

[Iran Embassy in Australia @IraninAustralia]

Beauty of Iran

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

The Strait of Hormuz belongs to IRAN!

[Michael T. Lester @MichaelTLester]

STILL confused on the Israeli / Palestinian issue? Start here. If you read or watch nothing else. This will answer so many questions...

[Blunt @Shinamuller]

Professor Marandi said it straight. We are not Egypt. We are not Pakistan.
And he was right. Egypt fought Israel once and then settled under the American umbrella. Pakistan built its own nuclear deterrent under sanctions, a real achievement. Yet today both still feel the heavy hand of Western pressure.
Iran is different. This is a nation of nearly ninety million people, not some tiny isolated outpost. For half a century the most powerful empire on earth has tried to crush it with sanctions. And still Iran stands.
Look at the numbers. Iran graduates more than two hundred and thirty thousand engineers every single year. That is more than France and Germany combined. While the United States still has no universal health system, Iran built one that reaches almost its entire population, from the big cities to the smallest villages. Childhood vaccination rates sit near one hundred percent. Life expectancy matches countries far richer. They produce ninety-seven percent of their own medicines. They made their own COVID vaccines when the world tried to lock them out. Their engineers reverse-engineered German gas turbines and now ship them to Russia. They build more cars than Britain. They launch their own satellites. They rank among the top nations in nanotechnology and biotechnology. They created a national internet network so they would never be fully dependent on outside cables.
They have the knowledge, roughly eighty percent of what is needed, to build a nuclear bomb. Yet they choose not to. One reason is principle. They see it as a line that should not be crossed. Another is wisdom. If Iran crossed that line, every Gulf capital would demand the same. A country with near-universal literacy and hundreds of thousands of engineers could do it. They simply refuse.
This is not propaganda. This is what happens when a people decide to survive on their own terms. They took in millions of Afghan refugees when times were hard. They cut oil to apartheid South Africa and stood with Mandela. They sent weapons and trainers to the Bosnians when the world looked away.
The West has spent decades painting Iran as nothing but a threat. That story is incomplete. Iran is also a country that turned isolation into innovation, sanctions into self-reliance, and pressure into scientific progress.
If this planet is going to survive, we need more of that spirit. Not more wars. Not more endless suspicion. We need nations that compete in knowledge, in health, in human dignity, and in the quiet strength of standing on their own feet.
Iran is not perfect. No country is. But it has shown that a large nation under maximum pressure can still educate its people, heal its people, and build its own future. That is a lesson worth studying, not a story worth burying.

[Rock'n Roll of All @rocknrollofall]

Throwback to the time when George Harrison finally performed with his musical hero in 1985.

[Consulate General of the I.R. of Iran in Kazan @IRANinKazan]

رباط شرف، شاهکار آجر و تاریخ در کویر

این کاروانسرای قدیمی از دوران سلجوقیان به یادگار مانده و نمونه‌ای زنده از معماری ایرانی اسلامی است. آجرکاری‌ها، تزئینات گچ‌بری و طراحی دقیق آن، هر یک روایتگر بخشی از تاریخ، فرهنگ و ذوق ایرانی‌اند.