It’s been 40 days since the U.S.-Israeli-led attack on Iran that struck a girls' school in the southern city of Minab, which killed around 168 civilians, many of whom were children.
A gathering was held in Tehran to honor the lives lost in the strike.
CGTN’s Sepehr Saremi has more.
China gives Iran 60 tonnes of humanitarian aid
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met with the Chinese ambassador in a high-stake meeting where China promised to give Iran 60 tonnes of humanitarian aid.
CGTN’s Sepehr Saremi reports from the room where the meeting was held.
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Le correspondant de CGTN, Sepehr Saremi, a interviewé l'ex-commandant en chef du Corps des gardiens de la révolution islamique, Mohsen Rezaee. Affirmant que les États-Unis et Israël tentent de redessiner la carte du Moyen-Orient, Mohsen Rezaee explique pourquoi il estime que l'Iran constitue le principal obstacle �� ces projets. #LeJournal #Iran
Navigating overnight road closures, CGTN Correspondent Sepehr Saremi was on the move from 3 a.m. to reach Tehran's Grand Mosalla, where public funeral ceremonies are held for the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Follow his on-the-ground updates:
Navigating overnight road closures, #CGTN correspondent #SepehrSaremi was on the move from 3 a.m. to reach Tehran's Grand Mosalla, where public funeral ceremonies are being held for the late Ayatollah Ali #Khamenei.
"Trump is threatening to attack Iran every day," says Foad Izadi, associate professor at the University of Tehran, adding that the US has a pattern of writing agreements down, then violating them within 24 hours.
#EXCLUSIVE Iran's three red lines: Missiles, uranium and Hezbollah
A member of Iran's Islamic Consultative Assembly says Tehran has three red lines: Iran's missile program, its 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium, and Hezbollah. He said they are not open to negotiation and remain fundamental principles of the Islamic Republic. #Iran #USIsrael #MoU
Exclusive: Inside the Strait of Hormuz
Iran says vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz must coordinate with the IRGC and the newly established "Persian Gulf Strait Authority."
Here's an exclusive look from the waters of the Strait of Hormuz. #Iraninfocus
Crowds gather in Tehran, pledging allegiance to Mojtaba Khamenei
Large crowds gathered in central Tehran on Wednesday, marking a religious occasion while voicing support for Iran's new Supreme Leader. The rally comes at a sensitive political and economic moment for the country.#Iraninfocus #Iran #ScarsofWar
On the occasion of Space Day of China 2026, which also marks the 70th anniversary of the country's space endeavors, several major developments in China's space program were announced:
- Two new lunar minerals have been discovered in samples returned by China's Chang'e-5 mission.
- The Chang'e-7 mission is in its final stages of preparation for a planned 2026 launch and will head to the Moon to conduct environmental and resource surveys of the lunar south pole.
- A commercial space standards system has been unveiled, along with new international cooperation opportunities for Xihe II, China's next solar exploration satellite.
- An intensive mission schedule for 2026 has been outlined, including the Tianwen-2 mission and continued progress toward a crewed lunar landing program.
- Progress on the Tianwen-3 mission was also highlighted, with five international cooperation projects (including participants from Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR) selected. The mission is scheduled to launch around 2028 and aims to return Mars samples by approximately 2031. #ChinaSpaceMission #spaceforall
Flights have resumed at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport on Saturday following a suspension of more than 50 days, which was triggered by regional tensions involving Iran, the US and Israel. Limited services are now operational, including four routes to Istanbul, one to Muscat, and one flight to Medina.
(Photos: CGTN)
"Japan has become a very troubling country": Japanese protester
Protests were held across Tokyo on Friday night against the easing of arms export rules that would allow weapons sales overseas. Many protesters expressed anger, calling the move "fundamentally unacceptable" and "truly outrageous." Some also said the situation has worsened since Sanae Takaichi took office as prime minister. #JapanProvocation