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Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falih al-Zaidi, on his first trip to Saudi Arabia, told Mohammed bin Salman he will not allow armed groups to attack Saudi Arabia from Iraqi soil.
Yadollah Javani, the IRGC's political deputy, on Wednesday 14 October compared the Islamic Republic's war with the United States to the two world wars in its consequences and spoke of readiness to respond.
Jorge Moreira da Silva, UN Under-Secretary-General, warned that Asia and Africa face a food crisis if the plan to move fertiliser through the Strait of Hormuz is not implemented within weeks.
A group of doctors and medical staff, in a letter to the Islamic Republic's judiciary, expressed concern over the deteriorating physical condition of Hamid Ghare-Hasanlou, a doctor imprisoned in Yazd prison.
Ahmadreza and Amirhossein Feizi, two brothers aged 15 and 19, were killed on the night of Ali Khamenei's death in Fardis, Karaj, when police fired 36 live rounds at their family's car.
Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office released a video by Borghan Nezami; the Iran Prosperity Project economist spoke of households taking refuge in the dollar as the rial collapses.
Branch 15 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court sentenced Varisheh Moradi, a political prisoner and women's rights activist from Sanandaj, to death for the second time; the first sentence had been overturned by the Supreme Court.
Singapore's maritime authority confirmed that the container ship GFS Pride sank after being hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz; its 21 crew members were evacuated safely.
US Central Command rejected Ali Azmayi's claim that the Revolutionary Guards control the Strait of Hormuz, saying the US and its regional partners hold full control of the strait.
Fatemeh Jami, a Gorgan woman arrested on 30 June 2026 over her Instagram activity, is being denied treatment in Gorgan prison despite a chest cyst and the need for surgery.
Habib Rakhmshah (Notizehi), 52, a father of five, was executed on drug charges in Gorgan prison on Wednesday, 14 October; the authorities have not announced his execution.
OPEC's monthly report shows Iran's oil production fell by 99,000 barrels to 1.957 million barrels a day in September; crude exports remain at zero.
Citizens report electricity bills for homes, shops and workshops rising two to several dozen times over; despite blackouts and lower consumption, others are not paying their bills.
The UK Maritime Trade Operations centre confirmed attacks on two container ships in the Strait of Hormuz and reported 15 attacks on ships between 6 and 14 October.
In Mehrestan, Sistan and Baluchestan, Afsaneh Aqila, a Basij women's commander, was killed; police also named the officer killed in the attack on a police vehicle.
Abolfazl Damanjani, a Mashhad shopkeeper and one of those detained in the January uprising, was sentenced to 15 years in prison by Branch 5 of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court.
Twelve detained Arab citizens in the Qaleh Chanaan case in Ahvaz faced charges of "moharebeh" and "baghi" in a pre-trial hearing; their families fear a death sentence.
Tommy Pigott, the US State Department spokesman, said Washington has destroyed the Islamic Republic's ability to send money and equipment to proxy groups, including Hezbollah.
Benjamin Netanyahu said a US or Israeli attack on the Islamic Republic in the coming days, before Israel's 27 October election, is not in Israel's interest; Katz warned Hezbollah.
Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office called the execution of Alisina Mostafavi, a mountaineer and prisoner, a "state murder" and said those who ordered and carried it out will answer to justice.
The Baluchestan Human Rights Documentation Network reports that security bodies have demanded about 10 billion tomans from the families to hand over the bodies of three Baloch citizens killed in Zahedan.
Mohammad Movahedi-Azad, the Islamic Republic's attorney general, said judicial authorities have been ordered to monitor women lawyers' hijab and to disqualify them if they violate it.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed a container ship carrying more than 2,500 containers hit a sea mine south of the Strait of Hormuz and sank; the fate of its crew is unclear.
In a message on the birthday of Shahbanu Farah Pahlavi, Prince Reza Pahlavi called his mother "a maternal presence" for generations of Iranians and wished for her to see a free Iran.
Wheat farmers have still not been paid in full for the wheat they delivered, and about 18,000 billion tomans remain owed to them; farmers reach autumn wheat sowing without money.
The Boyer-Ahmad Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office summoned six Yasuj civil activists, including Nowrouzali Rashidnejad, a teacher and trade-union activist, and demanded they hand in their phones within three days.
Mohammad-Mahdi Shahriari, a member of the Majlis National Security Committee, said the Islamic Republic may lease 100 hectares of Chabahar port land to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan for two to five years.
At least one officer was killed and three others wounded on the morning of Wednesday, 14 October, in an attack by armed men on a military vehicle in Mehrestan county, Sistan and Baluchestan.
Saudi civil defence said shrapnel from intercepted missiles fired by the Houthis, allies of the Islamic Republic, injured four people in Riyadh and damaged 15 homes.
Hossein-Ali Shahriari, chairman of parliament's health committee, said the shortage of medical equipment has reached the point where patients in some state hospitals supply their own sheets and blankets.
