🇮🇷 | A Mossad-linked agent involved in killings in Gorgan, who reportedly considered killing people a blessing, has been arrested.

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🇮🇷 | CCTV footage shows smugglers handing over ammunition and explosives in Iran’s border towns. The suspects were later arrested, and the equipment was seized by security forces.

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What are you expecting then? Do they sell ice cream to the rioters who were burning civilians alive?

🇵🇸 | Amid a severe lack of tools to recover the dead in Gaza, a man from Gaza, using primitive methods, searches through the sand for the remains of his wife and her unborn child, gathering them so he can bury them—QNN reports.

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📕 | “And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient.”

(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:155)

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☑️ | There is no fight or debate among israeli and American leaders regarding an attack on Iran. The decision-making circles on all sides are united and coordinated, and the public narratives about disagreements are often exaggerated or fabricated. Anyone who believes such news is not aware of what is actually happening and is misled by rumors or propaganda. The reality is that these entities operate with a clear strategy, and internal disagreements, if they exist, are rarely made public.

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🚩 | 28th Rajab marks one of the most stirring days in the history of humanity—the day when Imam Husayn (A) left Medina and began his historical revolution to protect Islam and humanity from Ummayad led Imperialism. When Muawiyah died, his accursed son Yazid demanded the baiyah (allegiance) of Imam Husayn (A). When Yazid’s campaign extended beyond Syria, instructions were sent to the Governor of Medina, Walid ibn Aqba ibn Abu Sufyan, to secure the baiyat of Imam Husayn (A). Some historians even state that Yazid ordered Walid to kill Imam Husayn (A) and send his head to Syria if he refused the baiyah.

Walid invited Imam Husayn (A) to his court, presented Yazid’s orders, and demanded his baiyah. In response, Imam Husayn (A) firmly declared, “A person like me would never accept the baiyat of a person like Yazid.” This statement became a timeless guideline for all future generations, symbolizing the rejection of tyranny and oppression in all situation if someone follows the path of Quran.

One of Walid’s advisors, Marwan bin Hakm, urged him to kill Imam Husayn (A) immediately. However, Imam Husayn (A), accompanied by members of Bani Hashim under the leadership of Hazrat Abbas (A), safely left the court.

As events unfolded, it became evident that Yazid was determined to either obtain the baiyat of Imam Husayn (A) or have him killed. Considering the sanctity of Medina and the salvation of Islam, Imam Husayn (A) decided to leave Medina and head toward Iraq. On the 28th of Rajab, he prepared a caravan of his family members and trusted companions and began his journey, setting the stage for the greatest sacrifice in the history of Islam.

Imam Husayn (A) lived under the oppressive rule of Muawiyah and later Yazid, who sought to obliterate the name of Imam Ali (A) and the Ahlul Bayt (A). Religious laws had lost their value under the Umayyad regime, replaced by oppressive measures to consolidate Yazid’s power. Yazid, notorious for his corruption and impiety, sought allegiance from Imam Husayn (A) to legitimize his rule.

Imam Husayn (A), however, understood that Yazid’s rule would bring ruin to Islam. His refusal to give allegiance was a bold rejection of tyranny. In the Islamic tradition, allegiance carries authority only when given freely, not through force. Imam Husayn (A)’s stance became a timeless lesson that dignity and truth must never bow to oppression.

Imam Husayn (A)’s stand introduced the concept of martyrdom as a divine testimony against injustice. His sacrifice at Karbala demonstrated that to live for truth and die for righteousness is the ultimate form of resistance. This philosophy has been deeply ingrained in Shiite ideology and has inspired generations to stand against tyranny.

Imam Husayn (A) continues to inspire movements of resistance worldwide, and his sacrifice is upheld by the Axis of Resistance today as the ultimate symbol of dignity, freedom, and justice. As they confront modern-day tyrants and oppressors—terrorists in Syria, enemies of Islam, and those who desecrate the legacy of Prophet Muhammad (S)—they stand on the principles laid down by Imam Husayn (A). Every moment in time, every struggle for justice, and every battle against oppression belongs to Husayn (A). It is because of Husayn (A) that Islam has survived and retained its dignity.

Imam Husayn (A)’s legacy of standing against tyranny inspired Imam Khomeini (r) and many in Palestine and Lebanon. Imam Khomeini (r) often invoked the spirit of Karbala, saying, “Everything we have is from Ashura.” It was his undying resolve that became the beacon for the oppressed to rise against imperialists and tyrants, proving that a small group of righteous individuals can defeat the greatest forces of oppression.

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Imam Husayn (A)’s revolution is timeless. It was not merely a confrontation with Yazid but a universal call for resistance to rise against injustice, tyranny, and moral corruption. To rise against America, to rise against greater israel, to rise against satanism...

Neither Yazid nor his father, nor their modern-day counterparts like Julani, Trump, Jewish deep states, Freemasons, Satanic cults, Saudis, Netanyahu, or Modi or Erdogan, could ever extinguish the light of Imam Husayn (A). His sacrifice remains the foundation of Islam’s survival and dignity. It is Husayn (A) alone who belongs to creation, while his enemies and oppressors fade into obscurity.

Peace be upon Husayn (A), his children, his parents, his grandfather and companions!

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🇮🇷 : 🇮🇶 | Iran’s Foreign Minister, Dr. Abbas Araghchi, during a joint press conference with Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters in Tehran, stated that Iran is prepared to strengthen relations with Iraq in all fields and work toward a comprehensive joint cooperation agreement. Dr. Araghchi explained that Iran provided detailed clarifications to Iraqi officials regarding recent developments in the region. He expressed Iran’s satisfaction with the evacuation of the Ain al-Asad Air Base and the conclusion of the UNAMI mission, describing these developments as clear indicators of the strengthening of Iraq’s independence, stability, and national sovereignty. He emphasized that the Islamic Republic of Iran has always supported a strong, independent, and sovereign Iraq and believes the country possesses the necessary capacity to play a key and constructive role in promoting regional peace and stability through dialogue and cooperation.

Dr. Araghchi further noted that Iran and Iraq share a common understanding on security and regional issues and are actively working toward organizing a joint security cooperation agreement. He also highlighted Iraq’s demonstrated ability to contribute meaningfully to regional cooperation initiatives. Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein, for his part, stated that the visit to Iran reflects the depth of bilateral relations between the two countries, particularly in the fields of economy and culture. He stressed that the stability of any one country is a guarantor of the security of its neighbors, adding that prior to this visit, extensive consultations were held with foreign ministers from various countries regarding ongoing regional developments in order to help establish the necessary foundations for lasting peace and stability.

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☑️ | With the imminent fall of the SDF front, Iraq is going to face a major threat, as well as Iran, due to the presence of HTS along the border. Whatever Erdoğan is doing is an extremely dangerous phenomenon. These threats will spill toward the Iraqi border, but this will also eventually harm Turkey itself, as Imam Khamenei has reminded him. The current ongoing meeting of the Iraqi foreign minister with his Iranian counterpart is directly related to this danger. The United States has already fled the area, effectively leaving it open as a terror zone for HTS. This threat is being taken very seriously by Iraq, which is focusing on coordination with Iran using all available means and through mutual understanding.

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🇮🇷 | Iran foreign ministry responds to claims about executions:

The Iran foreign ministry spokesperson stated that the talks about the execution of 800 people in Iran are irresponsible and unrealistic, rejecting those figures as baseless.

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🗞️ | Khaleel Nasrallah writes:

Iraq announced, in a military statement, that it has taken full control of the Ain al-Asad Air Base from coalition forces, affirming the ability of the armed forces to prevent the re-emergence of ISIS. This is not the first time that the handover of bases and headquarters has been announced.

The step that Washington pushed toward carries an internal dimension within Iraq, as it views it as an incentive for disarmament. The United States still maintains a significant presence, particularly in northern Iraq.

At the end of 2021, the Americans completed a withdrawal, which quickly became clear was a maneuver.

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✅ | The Americans have not truly left the region; instead, they have consolidated and controlled ISIS 2.0 within their camps and bases, preparing it for a long-term strategic game. Washington is fully aware that Julani’s regime will not endure, and that Syria’s challenges are fragmented, volatile, and shaped by overlapping regional and international interests. ISIS 2.0 is being reorganized and amplified through Western media and U.S.-aligned narratives to legitimize its re-emergence and strengthen its operational footprint in Syria and across the Iraqi border, mobilizing disillusioned factions due to internal disputes, unequal power distribution, and contested territorial arrangements. HTS and Salafi factions face deep ideological, organizational, and operational fractures, worsened by coordination with China over Uyghur militants, weakening trust and creating new fault lines exploited by Americans to shift fighters toward ISIS 2.0. HTS operates as a surrogate “mother” of ISIS 2.0, sheltering, feeding, and redirecting it under different tactical labels, while Americans, Israelis, Turks, and Saudis manipulate these proxies to maintain influence, rebrand factions, and exploit sectarian divisions. ISIS 2.0 has escalated in Deir Ez-Zor and across northern Iraq, using Al-Hol and Mosul as hubs for recruitment, training, and weapon stockpiling, with evidence showing cross-border infiltration and operations aimed at destabilizing Iran, Iraq, and Kurdish regions. Terrorist Julani’s forces are moving into Lebanon, supported by hundreds of foreign fighters and stockpiled weapons, while U.S. envoys signal that Israel will take the lead in offensive operations against Hezbollah, creating conditions for a multi-front regional conflict. Syria’s battlefield is now fragmented, with HTS, ISIS 2.0, tribal forces, and other proxies engaged in complex clashes, assassinations, prison raids, and ambushes, revealing fractures within HTS and the complicity of Julani’s regime, which protects perpetrators while giving the appearance of law enforcement. ISIS 2.0, operating under American, Turkish, and Qatari patronage, is being positioned as an alternative pole of attraction, with elites released, families resettled abroad, and bases like Zelikan in Mosul acting as hubs for intelligence, training, and operational expansion. This threat extends across Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Kurdish zones, and Yemen, with preemptive strikes, proxy maneuvers, and propaganda operations underway. The Americans, Israelis, and their allies are exploiting internal rivalries, discontent, and fractured networks to shape the militant landscape, while tribal and local resistance forces are beginning to act independently, expelling foreign fighters and asserting control. Reports indicate coordinated escalation, including ISIS 2.0’s offshore extensions, recruitment of Sunni fighters, and the use of HTS as a cover for terror operations. Meanwhile, the convergence of American, Israeli, Turkish, and regional moves signals that a massive, multi-front conflict could ignite imminently, with far-reaching consequences for civilians and the resistance axis, as warned months ago based on hard intelligence and field analysis. Resistance forces and local populations are being urged not to support these projects, remembering that historically most ISIS victims were Sunnis, and that Turkey, through Erdogan, plays a central role in enabling, protecting, and exporting these proxies. The unfolding scenario, from the streets of Raqqa to the Iranian and Lebanese borders, represents a carefully engineered hybrid war, combining insurgency, propaganda, proxy escalation, and destabilization, all designed to redraw regional power structures and weaken Iran, Iraq, and allied resistance forces while maintaining Western and allied influence over the theatre.

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🇸🇾 | Sunni genocide reported by HTS in Syria

Reports indicate that a Sunni genocide by HTS has begun, targeting unarmed innocent civilians. Two Kurdish girls and a minor boy were detained by HTS terrorist militias, and their fate remains unknown.

In a video, the terrorist is heard at the beginning referring to the victims as “capturing SDF pigs.”

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🏴‍☠️ | Latest update to the control map in eastern Syria after Julani gangs seized several areas in Raqqah and the Deir ez-Zor countryside.

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🇮🇶 | An Iraqi security source said that Iraqi forces along the border with Syria are on high alert, as Baghdad is reinforcing its deployment on the Syrian border.

"We have concerns about the ISIS prisons located near our borders," the source added.

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