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On Tuesday, 13 October, the Saudi-led coalition intercepted three Houthi missiles and two drones over Riyadh and Dhahran, home to Aramco's headquarters; shrapnel fell in a residential area.
In a call with Donald Trump last week, Benjamin Netanyahu discussed a new joint operation against the Islamic Republic's nuclear and military facilities before Israel's election.
On Tuesday, 13 October, the Islamic Republic's foreign ministry summoned British ambassador Hugo Shorter after the accusation that the IRGC directed the plot against the Fairford base.
Ali Azmayi, an IRGC naval commander, threatened on Tuesday, 13 October, to sink US warships if they approach the Strait of Hormuz.
Vortexa data shows the Islamic Republic's crude oil exports fell to zero in October under the US naval blockade, and LPG exports dropped 48 percent.
Esmail Qaani has appointed Mojtaba Haqlesan commander of the IRGC Quds Force's Unit 840, responsible for assassinating opponents abroad, and the unit has been renamed "Unit 600".
Donald Trump said on Tuesday, 13 October, that the United States will soon decide on the Islamic Republic; the same day the army's navy reported a tanker on fire east of the Strait of Hormuz.
Hours after the Saudi-led coalition ordered an evacuation, the Al-Sabaha oil station in Sanaa was hit by an air strike; the Houthis threatened a "painful" response in Riyadh.
Esmail Kowsari, a member of parliament's National Security Committee, said that under the "anti-infiltration" bill, citizens must notify the authorities before leaving the country.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in a call with Mohammed bin Salman, condemned the Houthi attacks and urged the Islamic Republic to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and halt its military nuclear programme.
Hengaw reported the secret execution of Ayoub Mohammad Nabil, a 28-year-old Iraqi citizen, in Lakan prison in Rasht; three other prisoners were also executed in Rasht and Semnan on 11 October.
On Tuesday, 13 October, the Saudi-led coalition ordered the evacuation of the Al-Sabahah oil station ahead of an operation in Sanaa; the Houthis threatened Riyadh and American interests.
Haalvsh said more than 20 Fatemiyoun fighters were killed or wounded in a seven-hour clash in Taftan, Sistan and Baluchestan; the response came with mortars and drones.
On Tuesday, 13 October, Amnesty International condemned the execution of five protesters from the January uprising in one week and called for Iran to be referred to the International Criminal Court.
MI5 chief Ken McCallum said the Islamic Republic has turned this year to harder targets such as British military bases, and that the Fairford base plot was not an exception.
At a campaign rally in Ohio, Donald Trump said the US may have gone too far in targeting the Islamic Republic's leaders, because it no longer knows who it is dealing with.
Unemployment benefit payments to a number of laid-off workers have fallen up to two months behind; the Social Security Organization has blamed the banks.
On Tuesday 13 October, Fatemeh Mohajerani announced a 500,000-toman increase in food-voucher credit for some households — an amount that does not even equal the price of a kilo of meat.
Mohammad-Amin Aghamiri, head of the National Center for Cyberspace, said on Tuesday 13 October that systems to detect and cut off Starlink are ready and were used in the December–January uprising.
A protest by the people of Meymeh in Isfahan province over the name of the new county, “Meymeh and Vazvan,” was dispersed on Sunday 11 October with tear gas and the sound of gunfire from security forces.
The Student Welfare Fund has reduced the state's share of meals for students past their standard term count; an eleventh-term student pays 30 percent of the cost of each meal.
Fatemeh Mohajerani, spokeswoman for the Islamic Republic's government, confirmed on Tuesday, 13 October, that the responsible bodies sometimes deliberately slow down the internet.
At least six people were killed in two armed clashes on Tuesday, 13 October, in Zahedan and Chah-Ahmad in Taftan, Sistan and Baluchestan, according to the IRGC; a drone was also used.
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the emir of Qatar, told the country's Shura Council that the Islamic Republic's attack was a flagrant violation of Qatar's sovereignty and that the security of the Persian Gulf states is not negotiable.
Nasser Atabati, head of the Tehran provincial judiciary, said the Islamic Republic's judiciary, together with law-enforcement officers, will act against unveiling and what he calls "nudity" and "unhealthy relationships".
In non-public messages, some Islamic Republic officials have said that if the United States resumes attacks, Tehran may send forces into neighbouring countries and target Saudi oil facilities.
In a letter to the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, 1,700 Iranian doctors and specialists backed awarding the 2026 Freedom Prize to the people of Iran and its receipt by Prince Reza Pahlavi.
UKMTO warnings show that twelve commercial ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf between 5 and 11 October; ship traffic has fallen to about one-fifth.
In its new World Economic Outlook, the International Monetary Fund forecast that Iran's economy will shrink 7.6 percent in 2026 under sanctions and the US naval blockade.
On the eve of 14 October, the birthday of Empress Farah Pahlavi, 27 political prisoners inside Iran and the Organization of Iranian Women sent her greetings in separate messages and spoke of a free Iran.
