September
14.09.2024
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Saturday
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The Day of Worker's Rights and Missile Concerns

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Worker's rights and wage increases dominated domestic discourse in Iran, with multiple outlets reporting on labor issues and potential salary hikes for 2025. Internationally, concerns grew over Iran's missile program, with Bloomberg reporting Western worries about potential Russian nuclear technology transfers in exchange for missiles. Iranian officials denied providing ballistic weapons to any country. The ongoing situation in Gaza remained in focus, with reports of Israeli strikes and statements of solidarity from Iranian officials. Iran's space program made headlines with the launch of a satellite into orbit. Meanwhile, tensions persisted in Saqez, with reports of increased arrests on the anniversary of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" protests. Weather reports indicated widespread thunderstorms across the country.
15.09.2024
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Sunday
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The day Yemeni missiles reached Israel's heart

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Yemeni Houthi rebels launched a ballistic missile attack on central Israel, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions. The missile, described as hypersonic, traveled 2000 km in 15 minutes, evading Israeli air defenses and striking near Tel Aviv. This unprecedented attack prompted threats of retaliation from Netanyahu. Concurrently, Iran celebrated advancements in its space program, with plans for new satellite launches. The day also marked the second anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death, with reports of strikes in Kurdish areas and heightened security measures around her family. Iranian officials, including Araghchi, signaled readiness for diplomatic engagement with the West, while emphasizing support for resistance movements. These events underscore the complex interplay of regional conflicts, technological advancements, and ongoing domestic tensions in Iran.
16.09.2024
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Monday
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The Day of Pezeshkian's First Press Conference

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On the second anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death, Iran faced international scrutiny and domestic unrest. The day began with reports of strikes in Kurdish areas and global protests. Ayatollah Khamenei met with Sunni scholars, emphasizing Islamic unity. The focus shifted to President Pezeshkian's first press conference, where he addressed key issues. Pezeshkian denied sending missiles to Yemen or Russia, discussed FATF and JCPOA, and promised to address concerns about the morality police. He emphasized national unity and the need to resolve international relations. The press conference dominated media coverage, with over 300 domestic and foreign media outlets present. International reactions included new sanctions from Australia and continued support from the US for Iranian protesters.
17.09.2024
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Tuesday
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The day pagers exploded in Lebanon

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The day began with Iran's Supreme Leader meeting Olympic and Paralympic athletes, criticizing double standards in international sports. By early afternoon, reports emerged of widespread explosions targeting Hezbollah pagers in Lebanon. The incident, initially reported as affecting hundreds, escalated throughout the day. By evening, reports indicated at least 11 deaths and thousands of injuries, including Iran's ambassador to Lebanon. The U.S. denied involvement, while Iran blamed Israel and its "mercenaries." This event dominated the day's news, overshadowing other developments such as the release of an Austrian prisoner in Iran and discussions about Iran's economic challenges. The pager explosions represent a significant escalation in regional tensions, potentially impacting Iran's relations with Lebanon and Israel.
18.09.2024
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Wednesday
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The Day of Electronic Explosions in Lebanon

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Following the previous day's pager explosions in Lebanon, a second wave of electronic device detonations occurred on September 18. Initial reports in the morning suggested Israel had planted explosives in 5,000 Hezbollah pagers. By afternoon, new explosions targeted walkie-talkies, mobile phones, and laptops during a funeral for victims of the first attack. Casualties rose throughout the day, with final reports indicating at least 14 dead and 450 injured. Iran and Hezbollah accused Israel and its "mercenaries" of the attacks, while the US denied involvement. The incidents led to flight cancellations to Tehran and Tel Aviv. Iran announced sending medical teams to Lebanon. International reactions poured in, with calls for UN Security Council condemnation. Hezbollah vowed a "painful response" to what it termed Israeli terrorism.
19.09.2024
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Thursday
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The Day Hezbollah's Pagers Exploded

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Reports emerged of a significant Israeli operation targeting Hezbollah's communication systems in Lebanon, resulting in numerous casualties. Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, addressed the incident, acknowledging the severe blow to the organization and describing it as an "unprecedented military and security strike." The Israeli Defense Minister stated that attacks would continue, with Hezbollah facing higher costs. In response, Hezbollah launched rocket attacks on Israeli settlements. Meanwhile, the FBI reported that Iranian hackers attempted to influence the U.S. election by sending stolen information from Trump's campaign to Biden's team. Domestically, Iran hosted the 38th International Islamic Unity Conference, with President Raisi emphasizing Muslim unity against external threats.
20.09.2024
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Friday
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The day Israel struck Beirut

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Tensions escalated dramatically between Israel and Hezbollah. In the morning, reports emerged of Hezbollah launching over 100 rockets at northern Israel. By afternoon, Israel conducted airstrikes on southern Beirut, targeting Hezbollah positions. The strikes reportedly killed Ibrahim Aqil, a senior Hezbollah commander, along with several other high-ranking officials. Israel claimed to have eliminated 10 senior Hezbollah commanders, including the "number two military figure." The US urged its citizens to leave Lebanon immediately. Iran's leaders condemned the Israeli actions, with some officials hinting at potential retaliation. The UN Security Council called an emergency meeting to address the situation. Throughout the day, both sides continued to exchange fire, with Hezbollah launching additional rockets and Israel conducting further strikes in Lebanon.
21.09.2024
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Saturday
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The day Hezbollah commanders fell

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Israeli airstrikes in Beirut targeted high-ranking Hezbollah commanders, resulting in significant casualties. Throughout the day, reports emerged of multiple senior Hezbollah figures killed, including Ibrahim Aqil. Hezbollah confirmed 16 members dead, while Israel released names and images of 12 slain Radwan Unit commanders. The strikes prompted retaliatory actions along the Lebanon-Israel border. Concurrently, Iran's Supreme Leader addressed Islamic unity, asserting that Muslim nations could eliminate Israel if united. Iranian officials showcased military strength in parades marking Sacred Defense Week, emphasizing deterrence capabilities. The day saw escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, with both sides engaging in exchanges of fire and strategic messaging through media channels.
22.09.2024
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Sunday
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The day the mine exploded

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A devastating explosion at a coal mine in Tabas, Iran dominated the day's news. Initially reported as causing 19 deaths, the toll rose steadily throughout the day, reaching over 50 by evening. Rescue operations continued as some miners remained trapped. Iran's Supreme Leader issued a condolence message, calling for all necessary measures to mitigate the tragedy. In international news, Hezbollah launched a significant rocket attack on northern Israel, including Haifa port, escalating tensions in the region. Israel responded with airstrikes on southern Lebanon. The UN Secretary-General expressed concern about the potential for a wider conflict. Meanwhile, Iranian President Pezeshkian arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly, emphasizing his intention to convey Iran's message of peace and justice.
23.09.2024
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Monday
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The Day Lebanon Burned

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Intense Israeli strikes on Lebanon dominated the day's news. Initial reports in the morning indicated over 100 casualties, escalating to 274 deaths by afternoon, including 21 children. The attacks, described as the deadliest in recent years, targeted Hezbollah positions but resulted in significant civilian casualties. Throughout the day, reports emerged of missile launches towards northern Israel, with air raid sirens sounding in Haifa. The U.S. announced plans to deploy additional forces to the Middle East. Domestically, Iranian officials, including President Pezeshkian, made statements at the UN, emphasizing Iran's readiness for mutual return to the nuclear deal and criticizing unilateral sanctions. The Tabas mine disaster continued to unfold, with the death toll rising and rescue efforts ongoing for trapped miners.
24.09.2024
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Tuesday
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The day Raisi spoke at the UN

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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi addressed the UN General Assembly, focusing on condemning Israeli actions in Lebanon and Gaza. He called for an end to Israel's "savagery" and expressed readiness to engage with JCPOA members. The speech was preceded by meetings with various world leaders and discussions on regional tensions. Earlier in the day, reports emerged of Hezbollah's continued attacks on Israeli targets and Israel's retaliation, including the killing of a senior Hezbollah commander in Beirut. The ongoing conflict in Lebanon dominated headlines, with casualty numbers rising and concerns about escalation. Domestically, the aftermath of the Tabas mine disaster continued to unfold, with all trapped miners confirmed dead by evening.
25.09.2024
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Wednesday
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The day Hezbollah launched a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv

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Tensions escalated significantly as Hezbollah launched a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv, marking a new phase in the conflict. Israel intercepted the missile and responded with extensive strikes on southern and eastern Lebanon. The death toll in Lebanon rose throughout the day, reaching 51 by afternoon. Iran's Supreme Leader met with veterans, praising Hezbollah's strength and criticizing cultural infiltration. President Pezeshkian addressed the UN, calling for an end to Israeli actions in Lebanon while emphasizing Iran's peaceful intentions. The Israeli military announced readiness for a potential ground operation in Lebanon, though the White House expressed doubt about such a move. As the situation intensified, the UK urged its citizens to leave Lebanon immediately, and concerns grew about a wider regional conflict.
26.09.2024
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Thursday
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The day Israel rejected ceasefire with Hezbollah

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Early reports suggested a potential 21-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, proposed by the US and allies. However, by midday, Netanyahu firmly rejected this proposal, vowing to continue fighting "with full force." Israel intensified its operations, striking 75 Hezbollah positions overnight and targeting a Hezbollah drone commander in Beirut. The IDF emphasized preventing weapons transfers from Iran to Hezbollah as a top priority. These developments occurred against the backdrop of ongoing international calls for de-escalation, with the UN Security Council warning against Lebanon becoming "another Gaza." Meanwhile, Iranian President Pezeshkian concluded his diplomatic mission in New York, addressing concerns about Palestine and Lebanon with world leaders.
27.09.2024
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Friday
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The day Israel struck Beirut

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Early reports indicated ongoing efforts for a ceasefire in Lebanon, with French and US diplomats involved. By midday, Yemen's Houthis claimed to have fired missiles at Israel and attacked US warships in the Red Sea. The situation escalated dramatically in the evening when Israel launched a major air strike on Beirut, targeting what it claimed was Hezbollah's main command center. Reports emerged of significant damage to buildings in the city's southern suburbs. Speculation arose about whether Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was targeted, though sources later claimed he was safe. Iran strongly condemned the Israeli attacks. Netanyahu warned that Israel could reach anywhere in Iran, signaling potential further escalation. The day ended with reports of renewed Israeli strikes on Beirut's suburbs.
28.09.2024
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Saturday
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The day Nasrallah fell

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Israeli forces launched a significant attack on Hezbollah's command center in Beirut's southern suburbs, resulting in the confirmed death of Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's leader. The news unfolded throughout the day, with initial uncertainty giving way to official confirmation by Hezbollah. Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei issued statements of support for Lebanon and Hezbollah, later releasing a condolence message for Nasrallah's martyrdom. Abbas Nilfroshan, a high-ranking IRGC official, was also reported killed in the strike. Iran declared five days of national mourning. The event prompted widespread reactions, with U.S. President Biden describing it as "justice served." Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed a "settling of accounts." The day concluded with reports of renewed Israeli strikes on Beirut and speculation about Hezbollah's future leadership.
29.09.2024
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Sunday
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The day Hezbollah's leader fell

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The assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah dominated Iranian news on September 29, 2024. Early reports focused on reactions to his death, with Iran calling for an emergency UN Security Council meeting. Throughout the day, details emerged about the Israeli operation that killed Nasrallah and other Hezbollah leaders in Beirut. Iranian officials, including former nuclear negotiator Abbas Araghchi, warned of retaliation. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed the death of an Iranian commander in the same attack. By afternoon, reports surfaced of Israeli strikes on Houthi positions in Yemen, expanding the conflict. Iranian media emphasized Nasrallah's importance to the "resistance axis" and speculated on Hezbollah's future leadership. The day concluded with calls from Iranian politicians for a strong response against Israel.
30.09.2024
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Monday
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The day Lebanon burned

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Israel's military operations in Lebanon intensified dramatically. Early reports indicated the killing of Palestinian Liberation Front leaders in Beirut. By midday, Israel announced an expansion of operations in Lebanon, with Hezbollah declaring readiness for ground combat. Netanyahu delivered a direct message to the Iranian people, coinciding with reports of an imminent Israeli ground invasion. Evening saw Israeli evacuation orders for southern Beirut residents, followed by heavy explosions in the capital. Throughout the day, Iranian officials and media condemned Israeli actions, with Foreign Ministry spokesman Kanaani warning of retaliation. The situation escalated further with reports of Israeli ground forces entering Lebanon and airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, marking a significant escalation in the conflict.
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