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⚠️ The lifeless body of a young man - received images with description: #Siavash_Farokhi, 37 years old, was killed on Thursday, January 7th, after being hit by two bullets in Afsariyeh, #Tehran. Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Received video with description: 'The area where the army's F4 fighter jet has crashed.' Vahid SAR: Search and Rescue 📡 @VahidOnline

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The Army Air Force Public Relations announced that on Thursday night, an Army Air Force aircraft crashed during a nighttime training mission in Hamedan province. In this incident, one pilot was killed and another pilot is safe. @VahidOOnLine Konnews reported that it was "an F-4 aircraft (Phantom)" and also published the above photo with the caption "Brigadier General Mehdi Firouzand" - the pilot who was killed. 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ Bloody images from wounded in a parking lot "They're beating with intent to kill, with war bullets, we'll either become martyrs or take back #Iran! Long live the Shah" Received images with description '#Isfahan, Thursday 18th Dey' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ Lifeless body in received images with description: '#Mostafa_Jafari_Fesharaki, 36 years old, was shot and killed on Thursday, January 18th in Narmak #Tehran.' It's said that Vahid had taken shelter behind this electrical post when he was targeted. 📡 @VahidOnline

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Trump: Either we will reach an agreement or it will be very bad for them. 📡 @VahidOnline

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🔞 🎧 ⚠️ The final breaths of a 21-year-old - received footage with description: '#OmidAli_Misaei was shot and killed on Thursday, January 18th in #Ghaleh_Hassankhan (Qods city), Shoura Street.' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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Netanyahu: We are prepared for any scenario and if the Ayatollahs make a mistake, they will experience a response they cannot imagine. Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday, February 19th at the graduation ceremony for Israeli military officers: "We are prepared for any scenario and if the Ayatollahs make a mistake and attack us, they will experience a response they cannot even imagine." The Israeli Prime Minister said: "We have changed the face of the Middle East and I tell you, we have changed ourselves too." Netanyahu, emphasizing that "Israel today is a stronger country than ever," added: "The nonsense talkers who claimed Israel was as weak as a spider's web received an appropriate response." Referring to the tensions between Tehran and Washington, he added: The Middle East now stands at a crossroads. Extremist elements refuse to surrender. They are reorganizing to challenge us anew, but we have close cooperation with our great ally, the United States. I have made clear to President Trump the principles that Israel believes should guide any negotiations with the Islamic Republic. @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ 'Pellet bullet hit to the eye' Received video with description: '#Eshtehard Alborz province, Thursday 18 Dey' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ The lifeless face of a 19-year-old young man in received images with description: '#AmirHossein_Ghiyaspour was killed on Friday, January 19th by gunfire from suppressive forces in Nazi-Abad #Tehran.' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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⚠️ Lifeless body in received image with description: '#Keyvan_Moradi_Mirani, 37 years old and father of a 7-year-old daughter, was killed on Thursday, 18th of Dey month in #Qaleh_Hassan_Khan (Qods city) after being shot in the chest.' Vahid 📡 @VahidOnline

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The Times newspaper reported that Donald Trump has withdrawn his support for the agreement by Keir Starmer, Britain's Prime Minister, to transfer the Chagos Archipelago, including Diego Garcia, to Mauritius, because Britain has not yet agreed to use its bases for attacks on the Islamic Republic. The Times added that London has not yet issued authorization to use the Diego Garcia base in case Trump orders an attack, as it is concerned such action would violate international law. The newspaper wrote that Trump spoke with Starmer on Tuesday night and they discussed his deadline to the Islamic Republic regarding the nuclear program, and the next day he released a statement against the Chagos agreement. @VahidOnLine about: @VahidOnline 📡 @VahidOnline

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Donald Trump, President of the United States, said on Thursday, February 19th, at the first "Peace Council" meeting in Washington, while welcoming the council members: "I believe this is the most important board of directors in the world, and nothing like it has existed before." Trump, who heads this council, indirectly referred to war with Iran in his opening speech, saying: "We've resolved 8 wars, but I think one is ahead." The U.S. President added: "I thought this would be the easiest war, but with war, you never know what's easy and what's not so easy." He continued: "What we're doing is very simple; peace and everything is about a word that can be easily said, but the word used to create peace is hard." @ VahidOOnLine Donald Trump said: "We might have to go one step further, or maybe not. You'll probably find out in the next ten days." Referring to the Islamic Republic's threats, Trump said: "You couldn't have peace in the Middle East, so now we might have to go one step further, or maybe not." He referred to negotiations between U.S. representatives and the Islamic Republic, adding: "We might make a deal that you'll be part of, you'll probably find out in the next 10 days." The U.S. President also emphasized that the "Peace Council" meeting proves that with determined leadership, nothing is impossible. @ VahidOOnLine Referring to negotiations by Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, council members, with the Islamic Republic, Donald Trump said: "We need to have a meaningful agreement, otherwise bad things will happen." Trump added: "They've had very good meetings and as you know, Iran is currently a key point and they are meeting." Emphasizing that it has been proven over the years that reaching a "meaningful" agreement with Iran is not easy, the U.S. President said: "but we must have a meaningful agreement." @ VahidOOnLine The U.S. President emphasized: "The Islamic Republic cannot continue threatening the stability of the entire region and they must reach an agreement, and if this doesn't happen, bad things will occur." Referring to the "Peace Council's" objectives, Trump said: "Now is the time for the Islamic Republic to join us in the path we're taking." He added: "If they join us, it will be great, if they don't join us, it will be a very different path, which will also be great." The U.S. President once again emphasized: "They cannot have nuclear weapons and this has been told to them very clearly." @ VahidOOnLine 📡 @VahidOnline

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Trump's ultimatum; Within 10 days it will be clear whether there will be an agreement with Iran or not. Donald Trump, President of the United States, said on Thursday, February 19th that America must reach a meaningful agreement with Iran and announced that within the next 10 days it will be determined what decision will be made regarding Iran. Mr. Trump said at the first meeting of the "Gaza Peace Committee": "Over the years it has been proven that reaching a meaningful agreement with Iran is not easy work. We must reach a meaningful agreement, otherwise bad things will happen." He warned that if no agreement is reached, Washington "may be forced to take a step further" and added: "You will probably find out within the next 10 days." The American President, referring to the peace process in Gaza and the Middle East, said the time has come for Iran to join this path and added: "If they join us, it will be great. If they don't join, that's also fine, but that path is completely different." He emphasized that the Islamic Republic cannot continue to be a "threat to the stability of the entire region." The American President also once again reminded of his demand regarding Iran: "It's very simple; they should not have nuclear weapons. If they have nuclear weapons, peace cannot be achieved in the Middle East." @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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The Iran Human Rights Organization, based in Norway, reported on Thursday, February 19th that at least 26 of those detained during this year's January protests have been sentenced to death by Islamic Republic primary courts. The organization identified seven of the death row detainees as "Mohammad Amin Biglari, Ali Fahim, Abolfazl Salehi Siavashani, Amir Hossein Hatami, Shahin Vahedparast Kolor, Shahab Zahedi, and Yasser Rajaee Far" and stated that they were tried on February 7th and one day later Abolqasem Salavati issued their death sentences. @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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One of the lawyers for Mohammad Amin Beyglari, a 19-year-old teenager, announced that Judge Salwati has issued a death sentence for his client on charges of "moharebeh" (enmity against God). Hassan Aqakhani said on Thursday in an interview with Emtedad website that Branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court, headed by Judge Salwati, has also issued death sentences for six other individuals. He added that together with his colleague, Ms. Sadri-Nia, they declared their representation at the appeals court stage to enter the case as appointed lawyers, but "unfortunately the head of the branch has not given us permission to study the case file or to provide defense." According to this lawyer's statement, Mohammad Amin Beyglari was arrested on January 8th during the protests and is currently being held in Qezelhesar Prison. His case was heard on February 7th and the death sentence was issued for him on February 8th. @ VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline

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🔸 Following the agreement at the European Union Foreign Affairs Council meeting on January 29, the European Council officially added the Revolutionary Guards to the list of terrorist organizations on Thursday. This entity will also be subject to the European Union's anti-terrorism sanctions. @VahidOOnLine 🔸 Poland's Prime Minister said on Thursday, February 19, that Polish citizens residing in Iran must immediately leave the country. Donald Tusk warned that due to the possibility of military conflict, evacuation of people may not be possible within a few hours. He said: "Please leave Iran immediately... and under no circumstances travel to this country." @VahidHeadline 🔸 The New York Times, citing U.S. military officials, reported that the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford along with its three escorting destroyers will likely be initially stationed near Israel's coasts to defend Tel Aviv and other cities in the country. @VahidOOnLine 🔸 Mai Sato, UN Special Rapporteur on Iran, told Spanish newspaper El País that she opposes any military action without UN Security Council approval. While military action elsewhere has not led to clear solutions, she does not see it as a magical solution to Iran's problems. The UN Special Rapporteur on Iran said Trump's expression of concern about human rights conditions in Iran has changed to mere talk about the nuclear agreement. ... Ms. Sato said: Families are forced to sign a document stating their relative was from security or paramilitary forces, or must pay between three to seven thousand dollars. I think this order has been issued from above. @VahidHeadline 🔸 The U.S. government imposed visa restrictions on 18 Iranian officials and executives of the Islamic Republic of Iran Telecommunications Company and their families, due to their role in restricting freedom of expression for Iranians. According to a State Department statement released Wednesday, February 18, these restrictions are imposed based on authorities outlined in the U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act and include immediate family members of these individuals. @VahidHeadline 🔸 Russia's Foreign Minister told Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya TV: An attack on Iran has no good consequences. Previously, attacks have been carried out on Iran's nuclear sites that are under International Atomic Energy Agency control. As far as we know, there have been real dangers and risks of a nuclear accident. Sergey Lavrov also said: I am carefully monitoring the reactions of Persian Gulf Arab countries in the region. No one wants increased tensions. Everyone knows this is playing with fire. @VahidHeadline 🔸 The family of two detained Britons in Iran says the couple has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for espionage. Craig and Lindsey Foreman deny these charges. The two were arrested 13 months ago while motorcycle traveling in Kerman province and have since been held for most of this time in Tehran's Evin prison, often in solitary confinement. The family says the judge issued this sentence in Branch 15 of Tehran's Revolutionary Court @VahidHeadline 🔸 Rafael Grossi, head of the UN atomic energy agency, told French television LCI last night about Iran-U.S. negotiations in Geneva: "We made progress. But there's still work remaining. The problem is we don't have much time." He said: "There's a possibility of dialogue forming that has truly begun for the first time. We've started talking about specific things, about what we need to do." Grossi said he "sees willingness on both sides to reach an agreement, but obviously such an agreement is very complex." @VahidHeadline 🔸 The head of the Revolutionary Guards Intelligence Organization says before the January protests, he met with Ali Khamenei and told him they were planning to "create crisis and rebellion in the country" and "their most important tool is our weak governance in cyberspace." According to him, the leader of the Islamic Republic emphasized in response that the issue of "infiltration" is important and "in this regard, cyberspace has a significant role that requires proper governance over it." Majid Khademi also said that after the protests, he again met with Ali Khamenei, who in this meeting emphasized six points for "preventing enemy programs," one of which was "not forgetting proper internet governance." According to him, the first agenda item is "following up and working to help complete the National Information Network project." He also mentioned "tracking and infiltrating communication infrastructures of domestic rioters with foreign networks" as another program of this organization. @VahidHeadline 📡 @VahidOnline