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With the expiration of the aviation warning deadline, NOTAM, for closing Iran's airspace, some flights are now moving toward Tehran. flightradar24 📡 @VahidOnline

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Iran has extended the flight warning, NOTAM, until 7 AM Tehran time. no_itsmyturn 📡 @VahidOnline

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NBC: Trump has told his advisors he wants any action that would deliver a decisive blow to Iran's regime, but so far has not received such assurance from them. Ardeshir Machine translation: Washington — Donald Trump, President of the United States, has told his national security team that if the U.S. takes any military action against Iran, he wants to deliver a swift and decisive blow to the regime and does not want the action to lead to a prolonged war lasting weeks or months. This was reported to NBC News by one U.S. official, two sources familiar with the discussions, and one person close to the White House. One source familiar with these negotiations emphasized: "If he takes action, he wants that action to be definitive and decisive." However, Trump's advisors have so far been unable to guarantee him that Iran's regime would quickly collapse after a U.S. military strike. The U.S. official and two sources familiar with the discussions say there are concerns that the United States may not have all the necessary equipment and assets in the region to counter an aggressive response from Iran — which government officials expect. This situation may push Trump toward approving a more limited military operation in the early stages while keeping the option to escalate — if he decides on military action at all. The U.S. official and one of the informed sources emphasized that the situation is rapidly changing and no decision had been made as of Wednesday afternoon. ... nbcnews 📡 @VahidOnline

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⭕️Adel al-Jubeir on potential US military action: Instability serves no region's interests ♦️Adel al-Jubeir, Saudi Arabia's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, responded to CNN Arabic when asked about the possibility of US military action against Islamic Republic positions, saying: We believe in dialogue and discussion to resolve disagreements, and we don't think instability serves any region's interests. He said the region has suffered greatly from military conflicts over the past 50 years and the region needs stability. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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📱 youtube Araghchi evades giving death toll numbers: "We were fighting terrorists, not protesters" Part of the conversation between Bret Baier from Fox News and Abbas Araghchi: - There are reports indicating that between 2,500 to more than 12,000 protesters have been killed by the regime in various cities. How many people were killed? - I have to tell you, I have to explain the story to you. When terrorist elements that were directed from abroad entered these protests, you know, they started shooting; shooting at police forces, police officers and security forces, and there were terrorist groups. They entered and used ISIS-style terrorist operations. They took police officers, burned them alive, cut off their heads and started shooting at police officers as well as at people. As a result, for three days we were actually at war with terrorists, not protesters." FattahiFarzad Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, said in an interview with Fox News that the number of deaths from anti-government protests in Iran was "only a few hundred people." @VahidHeadline The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic claimed in an interview with Fox News that the reason for the high death toll was that "terrorists equipped by Israel" deliberately "shot at police and people to increase the death toll" and create grounds for Donald Trump's intervention. On Wednesday, Abbas Araghchi also claimed in a letter to the UN Secretary-General that the US and Israel were seeking to overthrow Iran's government by arming and encouraging protests in Iran. @VahidHeadline The host asked why the leader of the Islamic Republic joined X [Twitter] and mocked the President of the United States, and if it's claimed that foreign forces, especially Israel, are carrying out such actions inside Iran, what is the reason for the Islamic Republic's leader to directly engage in this level of confrontation? The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic responded: "We were in the middle of a war that was started against us, and such rhetoric is completely natural in any war. Various threats have been made by Donald Trump, the US President, other American officials, as well as some European figures and officials; people who talk about issues related to Iran." @VahidOOnLine Abbas Araghchi told Fox News about issuing death sentences for protesters: There are no plans for executions. Executions are completely ruled out. IranIntlbrk 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️Heartbreaking scenes 00:30 ⚠️ Bodies of people killed at the Kahrizak Legal Medicine Center Received videos described as 'Friday, January 9, 2026' English tweet: Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Mike Waltz, the U.S. representative to the United Nations, announced at the Security Council session that the United States stands with "the brave people of Iran" and holds Iran's regime "completely responsible" for the economic crisis and suppression of freedoms in the country. He said estimates of the number of protesters killed "range from thousands to tens of thousands" and that internet and communications blackouts in Iran are being done "deliberately to hide the scale of the violence." The U.S. representative also referenced the 1979 hostage crisis, attacks on American forces in the Middle East, and "support for Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis," saying Iran's regime has been "the largest state sponsor of terrorism" and its actions have caused the death and suffering of countless civilians in various countries. Waltz concluded with a warning that Iran's regime has become "weaker than ever before" and the nationwide protests are the result of "decades of mismanagement and oppression." According to him, the government "fears its own people" and claims about "foreign scenarios" to justify the protests are "lies." @VahidOOnLine The U.S. representative to the United Nations warned that Donald Trump, the President of the United States, keeps his promises and has clearly stated that all options are on the table to prevent the massacre in Iran. @VahidHeadline Masih Alinejad reported horrifying dimensions of protester suppression in Iran at the UN Security Council. Citing reports received from inside the country, she announced that security forces are not only using military weapons against the people, but are delivering "finishing shots" to the wounded in the streets and raiding hospitals to arrest the injured. Alinejad, referring to the deliberate internet shutdown, described this action as an attempt to hide evidence of "mass slaughter." She stated that according to some reports, the death toll has exceeded 12 to 20 thousand people, and videos sent show piles of body bags stacked on top of each other. This political activist emphasized that Iranians from every background and class have united to achieve freedom, chanting for an end to sending the country's wealth to proxy groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. She concluded by noting that without technologies like Starlink, the world would never have learned about the depth of these crimes and the situation of people who are even forced to pay money to the regime to receive the bodies of their loved ones. @VahidOOnLine Ahmad Batebi, a political activist and former prisoner in the Islamic Republic, on Thursday, January 25th, at the UN Security Council session, while describing Iran's critical situation, called for the international community to go beyond condemnation statements and enter the phase of "practical action." Referring to the high number of casualties in the protests, he emphasized that the real figures are far beyond official reports, because the regime prevents victim identification by secretly burying bodies in unmarked graveyards. In his remarks, Batebi pointed to the presence of foreign proxy forces including Hashd al-Shaabi, Hezbollah, Fatemiyoun, and Zeinabiyoun to suppress the people, saying many of these agents don't even speak Persian fluently. Directly addressing Donald Trump and other world leaders, while thanking them for verbal support, he emphasized that the Iranian people should not be left alone against a regime equipped with financial and military power. He concluded with a warning that without physical and international support, regime change is not possible, and warned that continued global silence or inaction will lead to the continuation of "mass slaughter and genocide" in Iran. @VahidOOnLine Ahmad Batebi said at the Security Council session about protests and suppression in Iran: "Iran's regime is not normal or ordinary, it's a cult that has weapons and money in hand, and its mission is to export ideology to other countries." Addressing Trump, he said the Iranian people need your help, don't leave them alone. Batebi said you cannot fight the Islamic Republic empty-handed and emphasized to Trump that we need physical action. If you leave the Iranian people alone, we cannot change the regime and the people will be massacred. Batebi said he was tortured to accept spying for Mossad and the CIA, and added that exactly these same conditions exist now in Iran, where forced confessions are being extracted from protesters to say they are Mossad agents. @VahidOOnLine Gholamhossein Derzi, the Islamic Republic of Iran's representative to the United Nations, accused Donald Trump, the U.S. President, of openly inciting violence in Iran and demanded that the UN Secretary

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The Wall Street Journal reports in its latest coverage of the US President's decision to strike Iran in support of Iranian protesters: The attack was postponed due to insufficient American firepower in the region. According to the Wall Street Journal, Trump was informed that striking Iran would not guarantee the regime's collapse and would likely trigger a widespread war. For this reason, Trump decided to monitor Iran's treatment of protesters before making a decision to attack. According to this report, Trump's advisors told him that the Islamic Republic would not fall through massive bombardments. The report adds: The US President has ordered American forces in the region to better prepare for the moment he commands a major strike on Iran, and will likely order the aircraft carrier "Lincoln" to deploy to the Middle East, which will reach regional waters within a week. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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People on social media are trying to get this video to Trump. Friday, January 9th: Hassan Rahimpour Azghadi, a member of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, said in Mashhad: "The Islamic Republic should do to Trump what America did to Maduro." He continued, claiming that he knows people like Trump, and added: "If they grab Trump right now and give him a couple of beatings, he'll howl like a dog." @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said the question isn't whether to attack, but whether the attack should be big or small, and I support a big attack. He added that reports about Arab countries mediating to prevent a U.S. attack while an unprecedented and shocking massacre is underway in Iran are deeply concerning. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Video received with description: 'Martial law atmosphere in #Mashhad, Tuesday January 23rd' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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♦️NetBlocks, which monitors global internet quality across different countries, announced in its latest update on Thursday the 25th regarding Iran's internet situation that at hour 168, data shows internet outages continue. This global internet quality monitoring organization announced on Thursday that exactly one week ago, at this same time, Iran was plunged into digital darkness as Islamic Republic authorities imposed a nationwide internet blackout. This communications blackout for Iranian citizens, coinciding with reports of high casualties from government violence, has heightened concerns about the situation inside Iran. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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In the latest move as part of US pressure against Iran's government, the US Treasury Department has placed 12 officials and institutions of the Islamic Republic on a new sanctions list. Among the names added is Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. These sanctions target individuals and institutions that, according to the US government, have played a role in suppressing protests and widespread human rights violations, or are connected to the Islamic Republic's security and military networks. The sanctions list also includes several senior Revolutionary Guard commanders, including Nematollah Bagheri, Revolutionary Guard commander of Lorestan province, Mohammad Reza Hashemifar, police commander of Lorestan, Yadollah Boali, commander of the Fajr Revolutionary Guard in Fars province, and Azizollah Maleki, police commander of Fars province. Being placed on this list, which is overseen by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), means having assets frozen and being banned from financial dealings with US citizens and companies. This is described as part of Washington's effort to increase pressure on Iran's security institutions and government officials due to human rights violations and suppression of protests. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Anita Anand, Canada's Foreign Minister, announced that a Canadian citizen has been killed in Iran by Islamic Republic authorities. She added: "The peaceful protests by Iranian people, who are demanding their voices be heard against the ongoing oppression and human rights violations by Iran's government, have caused this regime to blatantly disregard human life." Canada's Foreign Minister condemned the violence and suppression of protesters in Iran and called for the Islamic Republic to immediately stop these actions. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Republican U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham responded to media coverage of Donald Trump's positions on Iran by posting screenshots of two news headlines on the social media platform "X." One of the published headlines read: "Trump tells Iran he has no intention of attacking and asks Tehran to show restraint," while another headline claimed: "Trump backs down on Iran issue." Graham wrote: "All such headlines are examples of reporting that goes beyond merely incorrect. The circumstances regarding necessary and decisive action against Iran's evil regime have nothing to do with President Trump's desire or determination. Nothing could be further from the truth. Quite the opposite. Stay tuned." @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Videos received from Iranian protesters in front of the Islamic Republic embassy in Belgium, Wednesday January 24th, January 14th 📡 @VahidOnline

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Aziz Nasirzadeh, Defense Minister of the Islamic Republic, during the 2026 protests: The rioters have consumed industrial drugs. Some of the dead died without any symptoms because they overdosed. Muammar Gaddafi, leader of Libya, during the 2011 protests: Those who are carrying out these acts have consumed drug pills. hafezeh_tarikhi [historical_memory] 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, President of the United States, announced in a message on the social media platform Truth Social that following his warnings, no more death sentences will be issued against Iranian protesters, and this halt extends to similar cases as well. Trump described this development as "good news" and expressed hope that this trend will continue. He had previously emphasized that the US government is closely monitoring the situation of the Islamic Republic and how it treats protesters. Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, January 14th, that based on information he said was received from reliable sources, the massacre of protesters in Iran has been stopped and there are currently no plans to carry out executions. @VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline