Two councils organising oil workers' protests called on workers to stage nationwide protests and strikes after more than 10 Petropars workers in Hoveyzeh were flogged.
The Houthis, allies of the Islamic Republic, targeted King Fahd airport in Dammam; the death toll from the attack on Riyadh airport has risen to 13, including an American.
Esmail Khalili Baseri, a prisoner on death row, was executed at dawn on Sunday, 11 October, in Adelabad prison in Shiraz; judicial officials have not announced the execution.
Erfan Jamalzehi, a 15-year-old boy, was shot in the head in Zahedan when military forces opened fire without warning on his family's car; the family is demanding accountability.
Reports say the IRGC tested more than 30 ballistic missiles in Iran's skies; Mohsen Rezaei threatened the region's data and artificial intelligence centres.
The tanker Petro Dolphin was hit by a drone attack on Sunday, 11 October, at the anchorage of Oman's Sohar port; two of its 11 Indian crew members are missing.
Images of men carrying machetes and swords at an IRGC-backed march in Isfahan have revived questions about the use of plainclothes groups in repression.
According to HRANA, five Azerbaijani Turkic activists from Tabriz were each sentenced to one year in prison in Zabol, two years of exile in Zabol and a ban on electronic services.
Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of the Islamic Republic's Supreme National Security Council, called Washington's response to Tehran's seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz "insufficient".
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday that the Islamic Republic's oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz have effectively been cut off; Mike Waltz also said Tehran is pursuing a nuclear weapon.
UKMTO said a tanker leaving the Strait of Hormuz was hit by an unidentified projectile on Sunday, 11 October; the hull was damaged and the crew are safe.
Cancer treatment for Atefeh Tajik, a 48-year-old political prisoner in Varamin prison, has been halted. According to IranWire, her physical condition is critical and her medication is not reaching her.
Isfahan's justice department called the account of the beating of Omid Ghanouni, a Khansar teenager who died in custody, "false"; local sources speak of internal bleeding after a beating.
Reza Shoja-Mazraji, a Sarakhs teacher with 21 years of service and one of those detained in the January uprising, was sentenced in absentia by the Mashhad Revolutionary Court to more than four years in prison.
Seyed Mokhtar Al-Boshokeh, an Arab political prisoner from Khuzestan, has been on hunger strike in solitary confinement for six days in protest at his forced exile transfer to Arak prison.
Iran's medicine crisis has deepened; the Health Ministry spokesman called the situation "abnormal", and about 500 drugs have been removed from insurance coverage.
Asadollah Jafari, head of the Isfahan provincial justice department, announced the start of identifying women who do not observe compulsory hijab and said the judiciary will deal with them.
The head of the University of Tehran confirmed the expulsion of two students on a charge of "burning a flag"; reports point to hundreds of disciplinary cases against protesting students at universities across the country.
Tehran bazaar shopkeepers told AFP that with inflation near 90 percent and a collapsing rial, customers have sharply cut their buying and businesses are on the brink of bankruptcy.
UKMTO said an outbound tanker in the Strait of Hormuz was hit by an unknown projectile and caught fire; the IRGC had earlier claimed that a supertanker struck a mine.
