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An ammunition depot at the Hashd al-Shaabi headquarters in eastern Baghdad exploded on Saturday, 17 October; Hashd al-Shaabi blamed decayed munitions, and reports on casualties conflict.
At the Baghdad summit, with Abbas Araghchi present, the secretary-general of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation called the Houthi missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia "criminal" and condemned them.
The left lung of Hamid Ghareh-Hassanlou, a physician and political prisoner in Yazd prison, has failed, yet he is denied medical leave and is under pressure to write a "letter of repentance".
Filmmaker Mohsen Amiryousefi dedicated his unlicensed film "The Curse of the Ban" to those killed in the Dey uprising and to Iran's banned films, ahead of its world premiere at the London Film Festival.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi asked parliament to meet in an emergency session and authorise him to answer any Saudi request for defensive help against the Houthis.
European officials say the Islamic Republic has used small submarines to deliver weapons to the Houthis in Yemen after its usual sea routes were disrupted.
Prince Reza Pahlavi will speak on the Middle East to officers and generals at Belgium's Royal Military Academy on Friday, 6 November, at the invitation of Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken.
Kazem Alinezhad Baranlou, a political prisoner in Evin prison, has gone on a dry hunger strike to protest being denied treatment and essential heart and kidney medication.
Masoumeh Nassaji, a 64-year-old political prisoner in the women's ward of Evin prison, remains behind bars even though Forensic Medicine has confirmed she cannot withstand imprisonment.
Ilam's Intelligence Department announced the arrest of 11 people in Malekshahi over a role in the January uprising; in Rudsar, a protesting student was also sentenced to prison and 20 lashes.
The triple-urgency "resistance economy" bill in the Islamic Republic's parliament, with inflation near 90 percent, calls for fixing the dollar, abolishing the currency market and cutting cash subsidies for most deciles.
Satellite images from 7 October show the tunnel entrances of Pickaxe Mountain near Natanz are still blocked with earth; centrifuges are said to have been moved to the site.
On Saturday, 17 October, after its claim that a supertanker hit a mine, the IRGC Navy declared the Strait of Hormuz "closed"; CENTCOM says the strait remains open.
The family of Alireza Raeisi, a Dey uprising protester executed on 5 October in Isfahan's Dastgerd prison, were able to visit his grave for the first time after 12 days.
New information on the crackdown on the Dey uprising in Semnan shows snipers fired at protesters from the roofs of the Friday prayer leader's office, state TV and a women's dormitory.
Branch 26 of Tehran's Revolutionary Court sentenced Alireza Malekzadeh, a political prisoner in Greater Tehran prison, to 15 years for sending images and coordinates of locations.
In a statement, the Assembly of Experts called for strict enforcement of the compulsory hijab law and urged the armed forces to give any US threat a "regret-inducing" response.
Amnesty International warned that at least 20 protesters from the January uprising, two of them under 18 at the time of the alleged offence, are at imminent risk of execution after the Supreme Court upheld their sentences.
The memorial for Ali-Sina Mostafavi, the mountaineer and political prisoner executed in Kerman, which was due to be held on Friday 16 October, was cancelled under pressure from government forces.
US Vice President JD Vance hinted at a disagreement with Donald Trump over the war with the Islamic Republic, adding that the final decision rests with the president.
Benjamin Netanyahu said the only way to confront the Islamic Republic is to remove this regime that has taken the Iranian people hostage; a long process, both military and economic.
Intelligence assessments by Saudi Arabia and its Yemeni allies show that Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officers in Yemen are directing the targeting of the Houthis' drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia.
The UK Maritime Trade Operations agency said a tanker 78 miles north-east of Saudi Arabia's Jubail in the Persian Gulf was hit by an RPG fired from a small boat.
The Monetary and Banking Research Institute of the Islamic Republic's central bank estimated Iran's economic growth in the three months to Mordad at minus 5.9 percent and named the naval blockade as the main cause of the slump.
DIAR analysis: the Iran Prosperity Project's move from NUFDI to a new body is a normal step in the growth of organisations, and the rumour of a dispute in Prince Reza Pahlavi's camp has nothing behind it.
A ceremony honouring Shahbanou Farah Pahlavi's 88th birthday was held on Tuesday, 14 October, near Les Invalides in Paris, attended by Iranians and a former French ambassador.
On Saturday, 17 October, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed a tanker carrying more than two million barrels of oil hit a mine in the Strait of Hormuz; attacks on ships have reached 12 in one week.
Lebanon's Hezbollah, a proxy group of the Islamic Republic, has asked Lebanese security forces to hand back explosives seized from a truck on the Bekaa-to-Beirut route.
Baraa Shaban, a Yemeni researcher in London, says the Islamic Republic cultivated the Houthis for years through Hezbollah and the IRGC in order to open a second front of the war.
The Saudi-led coalition reported an attack on the Houthis' maritime arms-smuggling network in Yemen's Hodeidah; the Houthis are allies of the Islamic Republic. Britain has raised its travel warning for Saudi Arabia.
