Aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush returns to the Arabian Sea
US Central Command said the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush has returned to the Arabian Sea after a stop in Thailand and is supporting CENTCOM operations.
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US Central Command said the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush has returned to the Arabian Sea after a stop in Thailand and is supporting CENTCOM operations.
The Saudi-led coalition said 20 Houthi attacks on Riyadh airport since 1 October have killed at least 17 people and that the escalation is encouraged by the Islamic Republic.
The five-year prison sentence of Iman Rahmatpanah, a Baha'i citizen living in Shiraz, has been enforced through an electronic ankle monitor and a ban on moving beyond a 1,000-metre radius of his home.
Masoud Pezeshkian said that only 2 to 3 billion dollars of the 12 billion dollars' worth of petrol needed has been bought, and that with the money available, paying staff salaries takes precedence over importing petrol.
Elen Bastakian, an adviser to the Iran Prosperity Project, says fear of the future is the main obstacle to employees and soldiers joining the people, and that the transition plan reduces this fear.
Israel Katz, Israel's defense minister, has asked to extend the home front state of emergency until 3 November; the security assessment says the likelihood of an attack by the Islamic Republic remains high.
The mother of Salar Rashidzadeh, a death-row prisoner in Yasuj Central Prison, suffered a heart attack and died at the final visit; her son was executed eight days later.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, in his new report, spoke of the unprecedented repression of protests in Iran and called for an immediate halt to executions and for constitutional reform.
A review of the complaint in the Parviz Sabeti case shows that the plaintiffs invoke a claimed link between Prince Reza Pahlavi and the IRGC to keep their identities hidden.
The main building of Tehran's Shariat Razavi Hospital, one of the Social Security hospitals, has been closed and medical services moved to a cramped space in its courtyard.
Gholamhossein Karbaschi, former mayor of Tehran, said on state television that the Islamic Republic cannot bring America to its knees and that its own losses in the war have been far greater.
A Reuters investigation shows that attacks by the Islamic Republic and its proxy groups on desalination plants, refineries and power stations in the Persian Gulf were targeted, not interceptor shrapnel.
Fourteen prisoners and political activists have warned of the danger of a death sentence for Amirhossein Mousavi, a critical user of the X network who faces a charge of "moharebeh" (waging war against God) in the Tehran Revolutionary Court.
Hossein Mohebbi, spokesman of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said the attack on three oil tankers this summer was not unauthorised and was carried out in coordination with higher-ups, an account that does not square with Pezeshkian's remarks.
The Reform Front announced that an armed man who intended to assassinate Abbas Akhoundi, the former minister of roads and urban development, after his critical speech has been arrested.
The Saudi-led coalition reported on Thursday, 15 October, the interception of a cruise missile over the Medina region; the Houthis, allies of the Islamic Republic, denied any attack on Medina.
The management of Tehran's Keshvari sports complex announced that from 23 October 2026 women may train only in the indoor athletics hall; female and male runners protested against the gender segregation.
Hamburg's Higher Regional Court convicted two men living in Denmark of spying for the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and of attempting to take part in a murder and to set fire to a Jewish shop.
DIAR analysis: the $225 million lawsuit brought in Florida by three anonymous plaintiffs against Parviz Sabeti has become a tool for equating the Pahlavi era with the Islamic Republic.
Azad Peykarifar, a political prisoner from Tehran who was arrested in November 2023 and sentenced to six years in prison, was released from Evin prison on Wednesday, 14 October.
Brent crude fell to $104 on Thursday, 15 October, despite Islamic Republic attacks in the Strait of Hormuz; the US is weighing easing sanctions on some shadow fleet tankers.
The IMF warned that a prolonged war and fresh energy disruptions would hit the Middle East with a harsher shock; the Fund forecasts Iran's economy will shrink by 7.6 percent.
New research shows the Houthis, allies of the Islamic Republic, are using Chinese components to build a ballistic missile resembling the Khorramshahr, which could reach Israel and all of Saudi Arabia.
Hojjat Abdolmaleki, labour minister in Ebrahim Raisi's government, said on state television that Iran's economy has no problem except high prices and inflation; point-to-point inflation has reached 89.8 percent.
For the first time, the US Space Force has revealed details of how it used its electronic warfare systems in operations against the Islamic Republic and Venezuela.
Lebanon's Hezbollah has announced a plan to pay displaced families up to $14,000; reports point to $200 million from the Islamic Republic for the programme.
The US military has drawn up new plans to strike the Islamic Republic that include the possible use of the MOAB, the largest non-nuclear bomb, against energy and nuclear facilities.
Georges-Louis Bouchez, leader of the liberal MR party, raised the invitation of Prince Reza Pahlavi to the Belgian parliament at the Conference of Presidents; the Foreign Ministry's opinion has been requested.
International Maritime Organization data shows the bulk carrier Cape Dao, hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on 23 September, has sunk; the second ship lost in one day.
The social network X announced on Wednesday, 14 October, that it had suspended more than 13,000 fake accounts in three influence operations linked to the Islamic Republic, Russia and China.