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The Islamic Republic's judiciary spokesman said on 6 October that 476 cases have been opened and 163 indictments issued over the two recent wars, with 1,895 people prosecuted for "cooperation with Israel".
The Panama-flagged tanker On Peace was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz off Oman on Tuesday, 6 October; 12 of its 19 crew were injured and India condemned the attack.
On Tuesday, 6 October, CENTCOM called false the Islamic Republic's state media claim that a US Navy MH-60R helicopter had crashed in the Red Sea.
According to Hengaw, the death sentence of Omid Goodarzvand Chegini, a 37-year-old January uprising protester and former police officer from Qazvin, has been upheld on appeal.
In its 141st week, the "No to Execution Tuesdays" campaign reported a hunger strike by prisoners in 66 Iranian prisons and at least 22 executions between 29 September and 5 October.
According to HRANA, Branch 23 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court has sentenced Borzu Rezaei, a Kermanshah native detained in the Dey uprising, to death on a charge of "cooperation with hostile states".
Reza Talaei-Nik, spokesman for the Islamic Republic's defence ministry, claimed on 6 October that arms production capacity is 2.5 times pre-war levels and warned the US and Israel against a new attack.
By approving Article 22 of the "countering infiltration" bill, the Islamic Republic's parliament criminalised talking to independent Persian-language media, setting up to two years in prison and 74 lashes.
According to Iran International, the economic crisis has driven a number of Iranians to Armenia to work in construction, taxi driving and motorbike delivery.
Tourat Mohammadi, a 42-year-old Afghan national, was executed on 23 September on an espionage charge in Karaj Central Prison without his family or lawyer being informed, according to human rights groups.
A British prosecutor told a London court that three Iranian men spied on Iran International journalists for the Islamic Republic's intelligence service so that they could be attacked.
An Islamic Republic diplomat at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee warned Bahrain that Tehran will respond if its territory or airspace is used again to attack Iran.
The association "Medical Staff for Human Rights" says the left lung of Hamid Gharehasanlou, a radiologist imprisoned since 2022, has almost stopped working and he needs urgent treatment.
The judiciary spokesman said on 6 October that the head of the judiciary has ordered prosecutors' offices nationwide to pursue the hijab issue and that "special measures" have begun.
According to Iran International, Germany's domestic intelligence agency says the Islamic Republic is covertly buying CNC machines, carbon fibre and explosion-proof motors in Germany to rebuild its missile capability.
The Sistan and Baluchestan intelligence department claimed on 6 October that it had broken up three armed cells in southeastern Iran; two people were killed in clashes and 10 arrested.
According to Iran International, pressure on the families of those killed in the Dey uprising has escalated to the arrest of three relatives, court cases and raids on homes by security agents.
The judiciary spokesman announced on 6 October that Mohammad-Bagher Kharrazi, a hardline cleric who had called for replacing the Islamic Republic, was released on bail after a month in detention.
Islamic Republic officials warn of gas shortages and possible blackouts this winter; Golestan, Mazandaran and North Khorasan may face 60 to 90 days of gas cuts.
On 6 October the Islamic Republic's parliament passed two more articles of the anti-infiltration bill: prison for giving unpublished statistics to foreigners and dissolution of NGOs that violate it.
US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on 5 October that in 12 weeks of the naval blockade of Iran it had destroyed 13 commercial vessels and forced 130 ships to change course.
According to HRANA, security forces fired without warning on the occupants of a car at Kuzeh roundabout in Zahedan on the evening of Sunday 4 October, killing two citizens.
Hadi Abbasian, a 38-year-old protester from Shirvan, has been sentenced to death by the Bojnurd Revolutionary Court, Iran International reports, and is denied access to a lawyer and visits.
Ali Rafiee, head of Greater Tehran's public places police, said on Tuesday 6 October that serving hookah, live music and DJs are banned in cafés and violators will be dealt with.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, in Islamabad on Tuesday, 6 October, urged the US and the Islamic Republic to end the war, return to diplomacy and restore freedom of navigation.
According to Iran International, senior IRGC commander Hossein-Reza Sadeghi and his son Saeed played a central role in preserving the IRGC Intelligence oil-sales network and moving its finances from the UAE to Russia.
Saudi Arabia's civil aviation authority said the Najran and Jizan airports were hit on Monday and three people were injured; the Houthis also claim to have attacked Riyadh airport.
Ali Fadavi, a senior commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said his wife founded the Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab, which was struck on the first day of the war.
At a rally in Nebraska, Donald Trump said the war with the Islamic Republic will end soon and even called an attack on Los Angeles and San Diego a small price, remarks that drew a sharp response from Democrats.
The United States, Argentina, Canada and seven other countries condemned in a joint statement the terrorist activities of the Islamic Republic and its proxies in the Western Hemisphere.
